Edward Everett (Ship)
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| Works: | 9 works in 9 publications in 1 language and 11 library holdings |
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Most widely held works about
Edward Everett (Ship)
- Diary of an expedition to California by James L Bates( Book )
- George Fogg journal : by George Fogg( )
- Gold rush letter by H. B Flagg( )
- Gove family papers( )
- James White travel diary by James White( )
- Journal by Joseph A Benton( Book )
- Griggs family papers by Griggs family( )
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Most widely held works by
Edward Everett (Ship)
Winslow L. Knowles Papers by Winslow L Knowles(
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Sea captain. Collection consists of ships' papers from some of the ships which Knowles commanded. The ships' papers include correspondence, accounts and disbursements, surveyors' reports, and prices current. Also found within the papers is a leather wallet that Knowles was given by Henry Bath and a letter explaining Bath's gift
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
Sea captain. Collection consists of ships' papers from some of the ships which Knowles commanded. The ships' papers include correspondence, accounts and disbursements, surveyors' reports, and prices current. Also found within the papers is a leather wallet that Knowles was given by Henry Bath and a letter explaining Bath's gift
Edward Everett (Ship) Logbook by Edward Everett (Ship)(
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
The logbook of the ship Edward Everett details two voyages, from Boston to Coquimbo, Valparaiso, Talcahuano, and back to Boston (Aug. 1846-Apr. 1847); and from Boston to New Orleans, Genoa, Leghorn [i.e. Livorno], and back to Boston (May 1847-Feb. 1848). First mate was Caroline Doane; log keeper was Allen H. Knowles. It is a daily log that describes wind, weather, location, and navigation calculations. Bound with the ship Robert C. Winthrop
in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide
The logbook of the ship Edward Everett details two voyages, from Boston to Coquimbo, Valparaiso, Talcahuano, and back to Boston (Aug. 1846-Apr. 1847); and from Boston to New Orleans, Genoa, Leghorn [i.e. Livorno], and back to Boston (May 1847-Feb. 1848). First mate was Caroline Doane; log keeper was Allen H. Knowles. It is a daily log that describes wind, weather, location, and navigation calculations. Bound with the ship Robert C. Winthrop
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Related Identities
- Boston and California Mining and Trading Company
- Bates, James L. 1820-1875
- Boston & California Mining & Trading Joint Stock Co
- Weymouth Historical Society
- Boston and California Mining and Trading Joint-Stock Company
- Phelps, C. B. Correspondent
- Mary Anna (Ship)
- Keep & Caulfield (Firm)
- Eliot (Brig)
- Gove, Amos
Associated Subjects
Benton, Joseph A.--(Joseph Augustine), California California--Mokelumne River California--Sacramento California--San Francisco Chile--Coquimbo Chile--Talcahuano Chile--Valparaíso Clergy First Congregational Church (Sutton, Mass.) Flagg, H. B.--(Hiram B.) Gold miners Gold mines and mining Gregg family Hawaii--Honolulu Italy--Genoa Italy--Livorno Kentucky Logbooks Louisiana--New Orleans Massachusetts--Boston Massachusetts--Sutton (Town) Merchants Ocean travel Prospecting Ship captains Shipping Ships Steam-navigation Travel United States Voyages and travels Voyages to the Pacific coast West United States
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