The James Duncan Phillips' collection of research notes contains hand copied notes about ships and photocopies of Benjamin Pickman letters; the majority of the collection is about the entrances and clearances of ships. Some of the notes may have been made for Phillips by another person, as some of the folders say they were by another person for James Duncan Phillips. The materials have been kept in the order in which they were found, and in some cases, with their original folder.

The James Duncan Phillips' collection of research notes contains hand copied notes about ships and photocopies of Benjamin Pickman letters; the majority of the collection is about the entrances and clearances of ships. Some of the notes may have been made for Phillips by another person, as some of the folders say they were by another person for James Duncan Phillips. The materials have been kept in the order in which they were found, and in some cases, with their original folder.

The James Duncan Phillips' collection of research notes contains hand copied notes about ships and photocopies of Benjamin Pickman letters; the majority of the collection is about the entrances and clearances of ships. Some of the notes may have been made for Phillips by another person, as some of the folders say they were by another person for James Duncan Phillips. The materials have been kept in the order in which they were found, and in some cases, with their original folder.

The James Duncan Phillips' collection of research notes contains hand copied notes about ships and photocopies of Benjamin Pickman letters; the majority of the collection is about the entrances and clearances of ships. Some of the notes may have been made for Phillips by another person, as some of the folders say they were by another person for James Duncan Phillips. The materials have been kept in the order in which they were found, and in some cases, with their original folder.

The James Duncan Phillips' collection of research notes contains hand copied notes about ships and photocopies of Benjamin Pickman letters; the majority of the collection is about the entrances and clearances of ships. Some of the notes may have been made for Phillips by another person, as some of the folders say they were by another person for James Duncan Phillips. The materials have been kept in the order in which they were found, and in some cases, with their original folder.

The James Duncan Phillips' collection of research notes contains hand copied notes about ships and photocopies of Benjamin Pickman letters; the majority of the collection is about the entrances and clearances of ships. Some of the notes may have been made for Phillips by another person, as some of the folders say they were by another person for James Duncan Phillips. The materials have been kept in the order in which they were found, and in some cases, with their original folder.