Ship's papers
Found in 85 Collections and/or Records:
Aaron W. Berry Papers, 1798-1869
The Aaron W. Berry Papers consist of business, shipping, and personal papers, and some miscellaneous materials for this Salem, Massachusetts ship master and shipping agent.
Abner and David Wood Papers, 1788-1863
This collection contains business, personal, and shipping papers for Abner Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts and his son, David.
Alexander Robinson Papers, 1804-1863, 1886
This collection contains merchant seaman Alexander Robinson's ships' papers, correspondence, receipts, and accounts.
Andrew B. Vennard (1808-1857) Papers, 1835-1856
The Andrew B. Vennard Papers includes the ships' papers, correspondence, insurance policies and account books created by Andrew Vennard.
Arthur H. Clark Papers, 1804-1931, undated
The Arthur H. Clark papers contain a combination of personal papers, papers relating to Clark's time as a ship master and captain, both on private yachts and steamships involved in the China trade, materials from his maritime research, and some scrapbooks.
Barzilla Lumbard Papers, 1802-1839
The Barzilla Lumbard papers consist mostly of letters, accounts, and other papers related to Lumbard’s career as a mariner.
Benjamin Larcom Papers, 1806-1811
This collection contains the papers of Benjamin Larcom, including ships' papers, correspondence, and notes.
Benjamin Spooner Briggs Papers, 1860-1896, 1930, 1950
The Benjamin Spooner Briggs papers contains family papers, some business related papers belonging to Briggs, and materials relating to the Mary Celeste after the Briggs' disappearance.
Bowker Family Papers, 1830-1925
The Bowker Family papers largely focuses on two generations of the Bowker family—Joel Bowker (1775-1858) and his three sons, Daniel Rogers (born 1820), George (1824-1903), and Charles (1826/7-1913) Bowker—their businesses, and their estates.
Captain Thomas E. Oliver Papers, 1814-1851, undated
The Captain Thomas E. Oliver Papers contains correspondence related to his shipping business. Included in the correspondence are bills of lading, financial notes, and prices current. Also included in the collection are some accounts from specific ships, and a bill of sale for the boat Marygold.