In addition to accepted insurance policies and policy proposals, Series III. Marine Policies and Claims, 1809-1835, contains claims for 38 vessels arranged alphabetically by vessel (see Appendix I for exact listing). Of special interest is the large number of claims which pertain to capture or British and French privateers. Also of note is the protest and letterbook, 1809-1810, the bulk of which concerns arrest, detainment, and seizure of goods.

In addition to accepted insurance policies and policy proposals, Series III. Marine Policies and Claims, 1809-1835, contains claims for 38 vessels arranged alphabetically by vessel (see Appendix I for exact listing). Of special interest is the large number of claims which pertain to capture or British and French privateers. Also of note is the protest and letterbook, 1809-1810, the bulk of which concerns arrest, detainment, and seizure of goods.

In addition to accepted insurance policies and policy proposals, Series III. Marine Policies and Claims, 1809-1835, contains claims for 38 vessels arranged alphabetically by vessel (see Appendix I for exact listing). Of special interest is the large number of claims which pertain to capture or British and French privateers. Also of note is the protest and letterbook, 1809-1810, the bulk of which concerns arrest, detainment, and seizure of goods.

In addition to accepted insurance policies and policy proposals, Series III. Marine Policies and Claims, 1809-1835, contains claims for 38 vessels arranged alphabetically by vessel (see Appendix I for exact listing). Of special interest is the large number of claims which pertain to capture or British and French privateers. Also of note is the protest and letterbook, 1809-1810, the bulk of which concerns arrest, detainment, and seizure of goods.

In addition to accepted insurance policies and policy proposals, Series III. Marine Policies and Claims, 1809-1835, contains claims for 38 vessels arranged alphabetically by vessel (see Appendix I for exact listing). Of special interest is the large number of claims which pertain to capture or British and French privateers. Also of note is the protest and letterbook, 1809-1810, the bulk of which concerns arrest, detainment, and seizure of goods.