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Gardner, John, commissioned
Captain
(N) 38
Gardner, John, commissioned
Chief Magistrate
70
836
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Gardner, John, authority to buy
land
39
Gardner, John, Letter to Gov-
ernor
60
Worth
825 to 832
Gardner, John, Letter to Gov- ernor disfranchisement .. 116
Gardner, John, granted house- lot 33
Gardner, John, letter to Gov.
Andros
62
Gardner, John, claims to hold
an illegal deed
63
Gardner, John, General Court
claims him disfranchised
62
Gardner, John, in trouble
58
Gardner, John, sentence of
court
68
Gardner, John, appeal to Gov-
ernor
60
Gardner, John, Storm center of
Insurrection
50
Gardner, John, Proceedings
against him illegal
63
Gardner, John, writes again to
Governor
.. 64
Gardner, John, complains
against continued sentence .. 67 Gardner, Joseph, half shares man 25
Gardner, Richard, commis-
sioned Chief Magistrate ..
37
Gardner, Richard, authorized
by Governor to buy land .
39
Gardner, Richard, and Joseph,
Shoemakers
(N)
23
Gardner, Richard, half shares
man
25
Gardner, Richard, land for Son
Solomon's house
99
Gardner, Solomon's land for
houselot
99
Gardner, Gideon sent to Wash-
ington
to
remonstrate
against War of 1812
283
Gates, Gen. makes charges
against Nantucket
213
Gaugers of Liquids elected
. :
108
Geese, not allowed on com-
mons
104
Gelston, Dr and small. pox
building
117
Genealogies:
Preliminary
653
Barnard
670 to 683
Bunker
684 to 696
Coffin
697 to 730
Coleman
731 to 739
Folger
740 to 755
ers
203
Gardner
756 to 778
Hussey
779 to 786
Масу
787 to 801
Starbuck
802 to 812
Swain
813 to 824
General Court of County, Laws
of
34
General
Court of
Province.
Stephen Hussey delegate .... 118
General Court to Continental
Congress
on
Whale Fish-
ery
222, 254
Glacial Deposits
6 to 10
Good Intent, sloop
seized by
Naval Officer
247
Government, Rules of colonial .. 36
Gravelly Islands-location
5
Great Fire of 1846
337
Gulf Stream. First charted by
Nantucket Captain
374
H
Half Shares Men admitted
19
Half Shares Men demand
equality
41
"Half Shares" Men
Joseph Coleman
24
Eleazer Folger
27
Peter Folger
24
John Gardner
33
Joseph Gardner
25
Richard Gardner
25
Nathaniel Gardner
27
Thomas Macy
23
Richard Smith
23
Nathaniel Wyer
25
William Worth
22
Halifax, whalemen from
389
Harbor of Refuge-Great Point 324
Hard Money Scarce
195
Haul, Over; break in
(N) 7
Hawk, sloop, made a "Flag of
of Truce"
295
Highway, Surveyors of
23
Highway Betterments
105
Holland William, half share
27
Horns of Cattle to be sawed
off
107
Horse Mill to be built
24
House-lots sixty rods square
22
Hotham, Commodore-letter to
1814
310
Hussey,
Paul,
petitions
for
Cartel to exchange prison-
Hussey, Stephen,
Representa-
tive 1774
177
837
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
I
Impressment
charges
much
overdrawn
(N)
274
Indians, Court Cases
128, 129, 130, 131
Indians, Deeds 1,
Nickanoose
and Nanahuma
132
Indians, Deeds Wanackmamack
and Nickanoose
125
Indians, Deeds of Coatue
133
Indians,
Deeds
Pacummoh-
quoh
134
Indians, Deeds Nanahuma's
Neck
134
Indians, Deeds Wannacomet
and Monomoy
134
Indians, as jurymen
102,
104
Indians, Purchases fairly made 124
Indians, North American
119
Indians, Complaints, Obadiah .. 129
Indians, Complaints Seiknow
and Spotso
133
Indians, Complaints,
Spotso
and Massaquet
141
Indians, Complaints, Report of
Committee
141
Indians, Complaints, 139, 140, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 148, 149, 150, 152. 154, 155, 157, 159, 166.
Indians,
Letter
from
Chief
Justice Sewall
(N) 144
Indians as Jurymen
102
Indians and English to drain
Long Pond
125
Indians decline allegiance to
King Philip
(N)
125
Indians
restrictive
legisla-
tion
126, 127
Indians,
discontent
coinci-
dent with Insurrection
135
Indians
to, have
own
Con-
stables
135
Indians
complain
cattle
im-
pounded
144
Indians Court quiets them 170
Indians
Guardians
and
the.
Proprietors reply .. 156, 161, 165
Indians Hahtussa
and Kosk-
uktuqum complain
149
Indians Issack Noose and Apran
Norskov
156
Indians Isaac Woosoo and oth- ers complain 157
Indians Isaackeoossoo and 28
others complain
159
Indians John Tashama and oth-
Indians John Punker com-
plains
142
Indians John Jethro and
18
others complain
145
Indians Nen Gillis complains
.. 139
Indians Obadiah complains
136
Indians Spoospoowa and oth- ers 140
Indians Solomon Zacchariah
complains
150
Indians complaint-Selectmen
reply
152
Indians Titus Ezekiel and 7
others complain
154
Indians Deeds, abstracts from
166 to 175
Indians First deed of
125
Insurrection
of
Half-Shares
Men
42
Insurrection opposing forces
.. 43
Insurrection
Story
of Coffin
and Mayhew
Innoculation of small pox per-
mitted
111
Inspectors of Meat
103
Insurrection, Rebellion
not
Revolution
46
Island, size of
5
Indian Sachem
Wanackma-
mack
122
Indian Bounds Zaccheus Macy's
Account of
120, 121
Cordude and others
122
Divisions
Nopque
123
Weeweder
123
Nobadeer
123
Causkata
123
Maisquatuck
123
Show Aucomor
123
Cuppame
123
Madeket
123
Tuckernuck
123
Podpis
123
Squam
123
Indian Population
119
Indian Corn. Measures to pro-
tect
127
Indian Marital infelicities
130
Indian Earliest Deeds Record-
ed
132
Indian Troubles, coincident
with revolt
135
Indian complaints
Seikinnow
and Spotso, with action by
Selectmen and Guardians
139 to 169
Indians quieting down
.... 57, 62
Indians unable to understand
law of possession
124
ers
1.67
838
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Indians not to build on Nan- nackmack 125
Inns Regulations for orderly
conduct
109
Insurance Cos' incorporation
(N) 267
J
Jenkins Thomas, Complaint of .. 214 Jenkins Thomas, Affidavit of .. 221 Jenkins Thomas, Testimony against Rotch and others .. 225 Jinks, Benjamin, may become an inhabitant 105
Jurisdiction, dispute concern-
ing 1670
28
Jury-Indians and whites
102
K
King Philip's Visit to Nan - tucket 613
L
Land to be laid out by Coffin,
Macy, Starbuck and Folger .. 22
Land arable, to be divided into
houselots
20
Land schemes
632
Lexington and Concord, news of struggle 181 Life on the Island in 1776 .. (N) 203 Light-house at Brant Point 1746 105
Light-house at Brant Point
Second
109
Light-house at Brant Point
burned down
118
Light-house at Brant Point blown down . (N) 118 Light-house at Sandy Point .. 115 Light-house at Sandy Point Petition to Gen. Court to al- low charges 115
Liquor Excise bill-Town ob-
jects 107 Liquor Excise bill-Restraint
on Sale
320
Localities, Names of 650 London, Whalemen from .. (N) 393 Long Pond to be drained 24 Long Woods to be laid out 94 Long Robert, to have land laid out 96
Loper, James. Traditions of
.32
Lovell, Shubail, captured
194
M
Macy, Thomas.
Early settle-
ment in Nantucket
Macy, Thomas. Letter to Gov- ernor regarding sheltering Quakers 16
Macy, sided with Pastor Pease-
ley
(N) 17
Macy, never claimed to be
friendly to Quakers
16
Macy, cited for disorderly prac-
tices
(N) 17
Macy, Letter to Gov. Andros on
affairs in Nantucket
58
Macy, was a "hold ever" wait- ing for the Gov. to appoint some one 51
Macy accepted
as
a Trades-
man
23
Macy Letter to Gov. Andros
on Liquor Sales
58
Macy
appointed
Magistrate
until his successor was qual-
ified
16
Macy Thomas released on bond
to brothers in law
97
Macy Thomas Town and Coun- ty Treasurer 101
Macy Zaccheus, description of Islands and transfers
Macy Adjustment of Contracts .. 97
Madison Pres.
Petition to for
Relief
279
Marthas Vineyard
Martha's Vineyard and
Nan-
tucket Jurisdiction over
28
Manor Court
(N)
45
Massachusetts Bay claims
Dukes County
77
Massachusetts jurisdiction dis-
turbs the New York
78
Manufacturers-
Linen Dusters
513
Shoes Factories
514
Straw Goods
514
Mayhew Matthew attacks Nan-
tucket juries
86
Mayhew Thomas.
Sale to .. (N) 13
Mayhew Thomas
Letters
to
Gov. on situation
46
Mayhew Thomas on claims of
Half Shares
46
Mayhew, Thomas. Purchase
from
18
Mayhew Thomas Right to Mar-
tha's Vineyard & Nantucket .. 46 Mayhew Thomas & Son
Meat Packers chosen
103
Memorial
to General
Court.
Situation unendurable
219
839
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Memorial to Congress for re- lief in 1813 282 Memorials forbidden 217
Men chosen "to walk the Town"
to keep order etc
100
Memorial to Congress to avoid War 273, 276, 279, 281 Memorial for whaling permits to Gen. Court 187
Meeting-house, Friends; Nath'l
Starbuck to change land .
98
Mill. Tristram Coffin to build
Tide Mill
39
Mill. Peter Folger to keep
25
Mill. Horse to be built .
24
Military Company at Nantuck-
et John Gardner Capt ... (N) 38 Military Company at Nantuck-
et 105
Military protection desired
92
Military Company
105
Milford Haven, removed to
(N) 389
Monomoy, Fee for laying out
.. 23
Nantucket increasing in size
10
Mount Hope, whaler, captured
270
Nantucket rules for govern-
Money loaned by Colony
101
ing
28, 34
Muskeget, Gavelly Ilds.
Peti-
tion to annex
117
Money Scare on Island
195
Memorial to General Court for
Whaling Permits
187
N
Nantucket, census of 1778 207
Nantucket annexed to Mass.
77
Nantucket characteristics of
6
Nantucket Bank, robbery of .. 261
Nantucket committee sees Sir
George Collier 213 Nantucket discovery of 11, 12 Nantucket act for better settle- ment of 90
Nantucket and Martha's Vine-
yard, Mayhew's right ..
116
Nantucket
appeal to Suffolk
Court
101
Nantucket early used for pas- turage
Nantucket between two fires .. 196
Nantucket Gosnold's discovery of 12
Nantucket fresh water system
peculiar 8
Nantucket forbidden
to
send
memorials to English
217
Nantucket deed of
18
Nantucket hearing before Gen.
Court
Thomas
Jenkins
Nantucket Pourtrincourt
dis-
charges
224
Nantucket as a health resort .. 514
Nantucket interesting to ge-
ologists
5
Nantucket increasing in size
8
Nantucket meaning of name
(N)
6
cally
5
Nantucket location of
5
Nantucket land owners to
prove titles
28
Nantucket
geology
of
Prof.
Shaler
5
Nantucket-appeal to Suffolk
Courts
101
Nantucket in 1811
. .
Frontispiece
Nantucket men accused of
treason
225
Nantucket Northmen in
11
Nantucket not always an ely-
sium
41
Nantucket Massachusetts con- firms titles 82
Nantucket Mayhew objects to
Courts
86
Nantucket neutrality desired 304, 311
Nantucket life in early days of
Revolution
192
Nantucket Dr. Ewer on forma-
tion of
10
Nantucket sold to Mayhew (also N) 13 Nantucket memorial for relief 1779 219
Nantucket supplies furnished
to in 1775
(N) 188
Nantucket Sound infested by.
privateers
206
Nantucket threatened by Eng-
lish raid in 1778
209
Nantucket Petitions for leave to go to New York to recover damages 262
Nantucket men in Revolution .. 255 Nantucket men in War of 1812 .. 315 Nantucket men in Civil War .. 343 Nantucket whaleship in the far north (N) 398
Nantucket.
Selectmen remon-
strate against restrictions .. 191
Nantucket resolution of Con-
tinental Congress
191
Nantucket wrecks on and near
(N) 5
covers
12
840
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Nantucket not supplying the
British
(N) 195
Nantucket 1778 a hard year .. 206 Nantucket Selectmen defended Rotch, Barker and Folger
against Jenkins
225
Nantucket Petition Congress
for leave to whale
251
Nantucket few men impressed
by English
(N) 274
Nantucket petitions for
neu-
trality in 1814
303
Nantucket seeks
exemption
from taxes
309
Nantucket patriotism in the
World's War
515
Nantucket newspapers
628
Nimrod, British privateer in
harbor
303
New York objects to change of
jurisdiction
80
Night Watch established
106
Newtown First record of
102
O
Obadiah (Indian) in Court
. .
.. 129
Oysters, Exportation
forbid-
den
111
P
Paving street-voted not to
..
110
Pease, Stephen, Trouble with
99
Febbles, split, not weapons
9
Permits-Form granted by
Com. Hotham
307
Permits to import supplies -.
list of
(N)
188
Permits sought for whaling
291
Permits sought for whaling
Stephen Hussey and others .. 187 Petition to Admiral Cochrane, for Relief 293
Petition for leave to try rec- ompense from English 232
Petition for cartel to bring back prisoners 203 Petition to restrain keepers of public houses 109
Petition of Timothy Folger to
Sir Henry Clinton
234
Petition of Timothy Folger to
Gov. Hancock
236
Petition to General Court not
to assess taxes
309
Peruvian privateers attack
American whaleships
269
Peruvians routed by Poinsett .. 269 Pike, Robert, to keep records in Salisbury .22
Plymouth Company no juris- diction 28 Philip (King) visits Nantuck- et 613
Political Officials-State and National 635
Porter, Capt. David, put a qui-
etus on
England's Pacific
Fishery
and Peruvian En-
mety
275
Pound Keepers chosen
102
Pourtrincourt, discovery by
12
Prescott Gen. Why he did not
like Timothy Folger .... (N) 212
Prison Ships-horrors of . 207 Prison, Town. New one to be built 114
Prison, Town, old one at Wes- ko sold 106
Privations of 1813-14
383
Police for night service
100
Prince de Neufchatel and En- dymion-fight 312
Provincial Congress and Nan- tucket 185
Provincial Congress
186-187
Provincial Congress appeals to
Continental
for
Nantuck-
et
192
Provisions, Continental Con-
gress on exporting
183
Prison. John Macy
to
build
one
97
Proprietors confirm former acts 19
Purchasers (First) take Part-
ners
19
Purchasers (First) oppose
claims of Half-Shares men
.. 43
Pound. Nath'l
Barnard
&
John Coffin to set one up
26
Provisions imported in 1775
. (N) 190
Provincial Soldiers visit Nan-
tucket
182
Prisoners in New York.
Paul
Hussey petitions exchange .. 203
Purchasers (First) buy only
for entire Company
19
Purchasers (First) confirm all former acts 19
Purchases inviolable
19
Phipps, Gov. on transfer
to
Massachusetts Colony
. . (N)
81
Privateers. French, off Nan- tucket 91
841
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Pond, Long-Fish weir to be constructed (N) 27 Prudential men to lay out high- ways 26
Q
Quakers Thomas
Macy
fined
for harboring
16
Quakers
Thomas
Масу
not
one
(N) 17
2
R
Raid, the first from either
side by Americans ..
182
Raiders restrained by English
commanders
213
Raiders English and Refugees
alike
290
Raiders English and Refugees
1781
238
Rats, edict against them
104
Range lights erected for
en -
tering harbor
110
Records, early both at Salis-
bury and Nantucket
22
Refugees attack Nantucket
208-211
Refugee Raid described by a
witness
242
Refugees capture Friends going
to quarterly meeting .
242
Records-town, county and
proprietors to be separated. 107 Register of Deeds-Eleazer
Folger
elected
100
Remonstrance by Coffin
and
Mayhew against Half Shares
Men
43
Removals, from Nantucket
. (N) 323
Report of Committee to Eng-
lish commanders
(N) 213
Remonstrance against War of
1812
273
Rejoicing over Peace
314
Restraining Bill
177
Restrictions somewhat
modi-
fied by Continental Congress
200
Revolution.
Early events of ..
176
Resolves of Continental Con- gress 184
Revolt of Half Shares men
41
Rivers, none in Nantucket
8
Riotous Town Meetings
270, 284, 289
Rotch Wililam destroys bayo-
nets
(N)
185
Rotch William story
of
the
raid in 1779
211
Rotch, William Memoranda
390
Rotch William and others en- dorsed by Town 224
Quakers-their persecution
14
Rotch
William
accused
by
Thomas Jenkins
225
Rotch William and Admiral
Digby
239
Rotch William and Nantucket
men in Dunkirk
390, 400
S
Savidge, John. Tradesman
. ..
..
33
Salt Manufacture a failure
(N) 197
Salisbury.
Meetings at
19
Schools.
Coffin
606
Schools.
Cent
(N)
606
Schools.
Public
600
Schools.
Established
100
Schools.
Early teachers
617
School master, Eleazer Folger,
first.
100
School masters of High
606
Selectmen chosen and duties
34
Selectmen elected by hand
vote
100
Selectmen Memorial to Provin-
cial Congress
184
Selectmen Memorial to General
Court
191
Selectmen send committee to
English Commander in Chief
296
Settlers, First
18
Settlement of Island
22
Sheep, day set for washing
96
Sealer of Leather elected
105
Settlers, early not harmonious
. . 41
Silk Manufacture on Nantuck-
et
330
Ship wreck brings trouble for
Mr. Coffin
68
Ship the outfitting of
(N) 513
Small Pox Vaccination for
. (N)
267
Small Pox Innoculation for ..
117
Soldiers and Sailors of Revo-
lution
255
Soldiers and Sailors of 1812 ..
315
Soldiers and Sailors of Civil
War
343.
Spaniards on Pacific Coast
seize Nantucket whalers
..
264-
842
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Smith, Richard forfeits grant
(N) 23
Sherburne Town of
petitions
49
Gov Andros
Solicitor-Town, chosen
113
Supplies imported in 1775
191
Supplies imported insufficient
101
Street Paving opposed
110
Sterling-Grant to Earl of
13
Suffering in 1779-80
231
Suffering in 1813
283
Surveyors of Highways
to
warn Town meeting's
24
Surveyors of Fences elected
26
Steamboats-first
325
Stock-order limiting
26
Streeter Samuel. Half-shares
man
(N)
23
Supreme Court on Law requir-
ing a Representative 290
Swaine John relinquishes lot
. 96
T
Taxes, petition for abatement .. 92 Taxes abated to build fortifi- cations 93
Titles to be confirmed
44
Town and County Treasurer
.
101
Town denies charges of Refu-
gee Leonard
(N)
219
Town government, proposals
for
44
Town government instructions
36
Town House first mentioned
97
Town House new one to be
built
99
Town meetings, how warned 100, 101 Town grants all to be record-
ed 45
Town meeting held at Town-
House
101
Town Solicitor chosen
113
Town to be named "Sherburne upon the Island of Nantuck - et" 36
Town officers elected by hand
vote
108
Town orders previously made
(1703-4) to be recorded
95
Town records to be divided
107
Town Treasurer to have a sal-
ary
112
Town petitions for leave to ask
protection from British forc- es 216
Town opposes so many liquor
permits
320
Town Tradesmen to be admit-
ted
19
Trade with Nantucket, early
(N) 24
Traffic restricted by Provincial Congress 186
Tragedies of Whaling:
Loss of ship Commerce 487
Loss of ship Essex
488
Loss of ship Franklin
510
Loss of ship Gen. Lincoln
488
Mutiny ship Globe
498
Loss of ship Joseph Star-
buck
511
Loss of ship Henry 487
Loss of ship Lady Adams
498
Loss of schooner Lowden
484
Los of ship Lydia
511
Loss of ship Memnon
511
Loss of ship Niphon
511
Loss of ship Oeno
504
Loss of ship Reaper
511
Loss of sloop Rochester 484
Loss of ship Thule
511
Loss of ship Two Brothers
497
Loss of ship Union
485
Loss of ship Young Eagle
511
Trustees oppose Mr Mayhews
claims
88
Trumbull, Gov. claims Nan-
tucket violated permits
....
Tuckernuck deeded to Tristram
Coffin et als
19
188
Tupper, Dr. Benjamin arrested. 204
V
Vaccination in Nantucket (N)
267
Vessels carried important dis-
patches
198
Vessels in Nantucket 1694 to
to 1714
355
Vestry Congregational church
removed to Wesco
112
Vineyard people to remove
horses and cattle
25
Vines Richard, Steward of
Gorges
13
Voyages, Whaling, tabulation
of
403, 483
W
Wanackmamack
and
Nicka-
noose deed of
21
War Civil
343
War Civil, soldiers and sailors
in
344
843
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
War of 1812-14 269
War of 1812-14 lasting effects
269
War of Revolution
176
War of Revolution men egaged
in from Nantucket
255
Water Mill to be built
24
Water Supply
(N) 515
Watch (night) to suppress dis-
100, 109
order
Whale Fishery, before the Rev-
olution
176
Whale Fishery restrained
by
Provincial Congress
183
Whale Fishery permitted
187
Whaling vessels arrive
after
Revolution begins ..
(N)
182
Whaling vessels captured, 1812
280
Whaling petition for leave to sail 187
Whaling allowed by British
under restrictions
241
Whaling vessels captured
269
Whaling banner year
336
Whaling the story of
350
Whaling-Icabod Paddock for an instructor 357 Whaling first from Nantucket. 353 Whaling first sperm . (N) 354 Whaling culmination of shore. 356 Whaling captains of 1726. (N) 356 Whaling attacked by priva- teers 358
Whaling Davis Straights. (N) 358
Whaling rules for English 360
Whaling restrictions by Eng-
lish
360
Whaling discrimination against
New England
362
Whaling captains 1763.
(Nan-
tucket)
(N) 362
Whaling statistics
N) 363
Whaling hampered by Canadi-
an governor
365
Whaling hampered in 1768
370
Whaling vessels capture
pri-
vateers
372
Whaling returns of early voy- ages 375
Whaling restricted by Conti-
nental Congress
180
Whaling reaction
after
the
Revolution
385
Whaling
bounty
offered
by
Massachusetts
387
Whalemen remove to Halifax . (N) 389
Whalemen hoist first American
flag in British port
. .
383
Whalemen remove to Milford
Haven and London
(N) 390
Whalemen remove to France .. 393.
Whalemen reach 70° 2" North
Latitude in 1788
. (N)
398
Whalemen of Nantucket cap-
ture first whale in Pacific .. 399
Whaleship, cost of outfitting
1791
(N)
400
Winter of 1780 very hard
...
William and Mary-change of
jurisdiction
77
231
Wood. Stop cutting on Coat- ue 99
Work-house-Town refuses to
build one
109
Watch house at Wesco for an ' engine house 107
Work-house. Town changes mind; will build 116
Worth William accepted half- shares man 22
Wrecked goods, orders con-
cerning
26
Wreck
: Mr. Price's vessel,
vote regarding
33
845
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
INDEX TO WHALING VOYAGES
An asterisk at the right of the page number signifies that a mar- ginal note tells of some occurrence on the voyage. Other references are for foot notes as usual.
Abby Bradford, schooner 482, 483*
Adolphus, sloop,
417
Africa, ship, 403
Alabama, ship,
416, 423*, 428, 434, 437
Alexander, ship, 436, 441, 444, 449*
Alexander Coffin, ship, 450*, 455, 460*
Alliance, ship 404*, 407, 408, 408*, 410, 411*, 412*, 413*, 415, 417, 419
Alligator, ship
Alpha, ship, 453*, 458, 463*, 469*, 472, 475, 481*
453 **
Amazon, sloop
403, 405, 405
American, ship,
445*, 448*, 453, 458*, 461, 467*, 472*
Amphibious, schooner
482* Amy, bark,
436
Ann, schooner,
Ann, ship, 444, 448, 451, 457*
425*
Antoinette, ship,
Apphia Maria, ship, 472*, 478*
Ark, ship, 431*
Asia, ship, 403
Atlantic, ship, . 431*, 437, 442, 445, 447, 455, 459, 464, 472*, 477*, 480*, 489*
Atlas, ship, 411*, 417, 417, 419, 423, 428, 434*, 450
Aurora, ship 413, 431*1, 440, 444*, 448, 451, 457, 461, 467
412 Aurora, brig,
Baltie, ship, 445*, 449, 455, 459*
Barclay, ship, 432*, 437 441, 442, 443, 448, 449, 450, 455, 459, 464, 470, 475*
Beaver, ship, 404* 405, 407*, 408, 408
Belvidere, ship,
411, 414, 417, 423*
Belvidere, brig 426*
Belvidere, schooner, 438
B. Colcord, bark 482* Betsey, sloop 410*
Betsey, schooner, 411*, 412, 419
Betsey, brig,
425, 428, 429
Bluebell, schooner, 410* Bohio, bark 483*
Boniff, brig
426*
Boston, ship, 411, 413, 416, 419, 423, 425, 429, 434, 438*
Boston Packet, ship 406
403, 405
Britannia, brig,
Brothers, ship, 408, 411, 416, 417, 417, 419, 421, 423* 428, 434, 440*
tIt occasionally happens that a name is continued which it is quite evident is not the one started. Vessels were lost and replaced by an- other of the same name or were temporarily withdrawn and afterwards re-entered the service.
469*, 473*, 478*, 481*
Alert, brig,
412, 413, 417, 419*
Amazon, brig
425*
846
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Caesar, ship,
Catawba, ship, 455*, 460, 464, 471, 475*, 480*
Catherine, ship,
449*, 455, 459* 406, 408, 410, 411*, 415
Cato, ship,
421, 423*, 429, 434* 426*, 428*
Charles, brig,
Charles, schooner, 423, 427
Charles Carroll, ship,
450*, 456, 460*, 465, 471* 450*, 456, 460, 467*
Charles & Henry, ship
415, 416, 417*, 420
Chili, 2d ship,
432*, 440*
Christopher Mitchell, ship,
453, 458, 462*, 467*, 471*
Citizen, ship,
465*, 473, 475*
Clarkson, ship,
443*, 448, 4531, 458, 463*
Columbia, ship,
403, 405
Columbia, 2d ship,
461*, 469, 472*, 477, 481
Columbus, ship
434*, 448}, 449, 450,.455, 459*
Comet, schooner,
459*
Commerce, ship,
406, 408*, 411, 414*, 415*
Congress, ship,
443, 447*, 448*, 450, 455, 459*
Constitution, ship, 436*, 441, 443, 444, 449, 450, 451, 455, 459 463*, 470*, 475, 480*
Cordelia, sloop, 429*
Criterion, ship, .. 411, 414, 416, 417, 417, 420*, 423, 428, 434, 441*, 445*, 447*
Crown Prince, schooner 434*
Cyrus, ship, 436, 442, 445*, 450, 456, 460, 467*
Daniel Webster, ship, 458*, 465, 471*, 475*
Dauphin, ship, 423, 428, 434, 440*, 443, 447*
David Paddack, ship,
462*, 466*
Delight, schooner,
418
Diana, ship
404, 408, 411++
Diana, brig 421*, 423, 426, 428, 429, 432, 434, 438*, 440*, 444
Dispatch, brig
426, 429
Dispatch, sloop
434,*, 438
Dolphin, brig,
438*
Dove, sloop, 412*, 414, 419*, 420, 422*, 423*, 426, 428*, 429*, 440*
Dove, brig,
438*
Dromo, brig,
456, 458*, 459*
Eagle, ship, 408, 429, 436, 442, 446, 449, 450, 452*, 455*
Eagle (2nd) ship, 432*
Eagle, brig, 414*, 430
Edward, ship,
415
Edward, ship,
473*
Edward, brig,
423, 428, 430, 444
Edward Carey, ship,
462*, 467*, 472*, 477*, 480*
Eliza, brig,
412*, 414, 415, 417
Eliza, ship,
418
Elizabeth Starbuck, ship,
Eliza Jane, schooner,
480*
Empire, ship,
465*, 471*
Enterprise, ship, 438*, 443, 447*, 450*, 456, 460, 467, 472*, 477*
Equator, ship,
430*, 436, 440* Essex, ship, 414, 415, 418, 420, 423, 428, 432*
"The marginal note on the Clarkson on page 453 is an error as she had already sailed two voyages.
¿Evidently was restored to the service.
ttWas probably converted into a brig.
453, 457, 462*, 467*
407*, 408*
Charles, ship,
Chili, ship,
847
HISTORY OF NANTUCKET
Eunice H. Adams, schooner, 482, 482*, 482, 483*
423, 426*, 428*
Experiment, sloop
447*, 452, 460*
Fabius, ship,
Factor, ship,
428, 434, 440*
Factor, schooner,
434*, 440*
Falcon, ship,
Fame, ship,
410, 411, 414, 415*, 418*, 420*, 446*, 449*, 450, 452*
415*
Fame, 2d ship,
452*
Fame, sloop,
414*
Fame, schooner,
426
Fanny, brig;
403, 404, 405, 409
Favourite, ship,
405
Favorite, ship,
408
Fortitude, ship,
430
Fortunate Farmer, ship,
432, 438, 442*, 446, 447*, 452, 457, 462, 467*
403, 403
Fox, ship,
426*, 430, 438*
Francis, sloop,
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