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26. Daniel Baxter-schooner; captain, Littleton Reed; ton- nage 133; launched 1830; builder, J. Rhodes; owners, Littleton Reed, William Geyer, and William B. Reed; yard unknown. *
27. Isabel-schooner; captain, John Griffin; tonnage 85; launched 1830 or 1831; contractor and builder, Simeon Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
28. Bellino-schooner; captain, William Barnes; tonnage 98; launched 1831; owners, Phillip Morrell, Thomas Bartlett and others; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard unknown but built in Prospect .*
29. George-schooner; captain, George Coffin; tonnage 80; contractors and builders unknown; master workman unknown; owner, Charles K. Tildon of Castine sole owner; launched 1831; yard unknown. *
Built in Prospect.
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30. Mary-schooner; captain, Phineas Pendleton; tonnage 143; launched 1832; builders, Phineas Pendleton and William Geyer of St. George; master workman, Francis W. Rhosed; yard unknown. *
31. Eliza Hupper-schooner; captain, Ebenezer Otis; ton- nage 132; builders, John Hupper and others; master workman unknown; launched 1832; yard unknown. *
32. Alvara-brig; captain, Lyman Harriman; tonnage 127, launched 1833; builder, William Geyer; master workman; Francis W. Rhodes; yard unknown. *
33. Tyrene or Tyrone-schooner; captain, Joseph Harriman; Tonnage 30; launched 1831; builder, Sebra Crooker; master workman, Sebra Crooker; built in Crooker's dooryard.
34. Alexander-brig; captain, unknown; tonnage 196; launched 1832; builders unknown; built in Prospect but yard unknown. *
35. Peruvian-schooner; captain, William French; tonnage 119; launched 1832 or 1833; builder and contractor, James Staples; master owrkman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Sandy Point.
36. Oregon-schooner; captain, Ezra Blanchard; tonnage 110.67; launched 1832 or 1833; builder and contractor, Thomas Blanchard; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Sandy Point.
37. North America-brig; captain, Alexander Nichols; ton- nage 135; launched 1832; builder and contractor, Simeon Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
38. Granite-sloop; captain, Benjamin Hanley; 58.4 x 19.8 x 5.5; launched 1833; builder, Francis W. Rhodes; owners, Oliver Park, Benjamin Hanley and others; yard unknown.
39. Roderick Dhu-brig; captain unknown; tonnage 199; launched 1833; builder unknown; built in Prospect. *
* Built in Prospect.
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40. Baltimore-schooner; captain, Samuel Park; tonnage 131; launched 1833 or 1834; builder and contractor, Simeon Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
41. Henry Leeds-ship; captain, Jeremiah Sweetser; ton- nage 379; launched 1834; builder, James Blanchard, Jr .; master workman, James Blanchard; measurer, Richard Smart; owners, Jeremiah Sweetser, William Mudgett, Daniel O. Kilman, all of Prospect, Stephen Morrell of Boston, Mass. and Solomon Piper of Boston, Mass .; built at Prospect Marsh. *
42. Taranto-schooner; captain, Japeth Grant; tonnage 111; launched 1834; builder, Sebra Crooker; master workman, Sebra Crooker; owners, Jeremiah Grant and Jepeth Grant; yard unknown. *
43. Seven Sisters-schooner; captain, Josiah Shute; tonnage 127; launched 1834; contractor and builder, John Clifford; master workman, James Blanchard; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
44. William-schooner; captain, William Andrews; tonnage 107; launched 1835; builders and contractors, William and Willard Mudgett; master workman, James Perkins; yard un- known but built in Prospect. *
45. George and William-schooner; captain, Samuel Parks; tonnage 140; launched 1837; builder and contractor, Sebra Crooker; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
46. Redwing-schooner; captain, - - Bramhall; tonnage 90; launched 1838; builder and contractor, Sebra Crooker; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
47. Pensacola-schooner; captain unknown; tonnage 124; launched 1837; builder, Henry Mathews; master workman un- known; yard unknown .* Her owners were Oaker Angiers and others.
48. Alnomak-schooner; captain, James Treat; tonnage 45; launched 1836 or 1840; contractor and builder, James Treat; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
* Probably built in Prospect.
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49. Italcyon or Halcyon-captain unknown; tonnage 115; builder, Sebra Crooker; launched 1840; owners George Lansil and others; yard unknown but built in Prospect .*
50. Vandelia-brig; captain, Josiah Berry; tonnage 180; launched 1840 or 1841; contractor and builder, Joseph Ames; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Mill Yard.
51. Nice Treat-schooner; captain unknown at time of launching but from 1868-79 the master was William Dickey; launched 1841; tonnage 41; owner, William Dickey; yard un- known but built in Prospect. Rebuilt in Stockton in 1865; burned in Stockton Harbor, December 17, 1868; rebuilt in Stockton in 1869.
52. Brazillian-brig; captain, Robert Hichborn; tonnage 163; launched 1841; builder, Josiah Ames; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Mill Yard.
53. Balloon-captain, Otis L. Harriman, tonnage 76; launched 1842; builder, Sebra Crooker; owners, Daniel Ames, and Oliver Fletcher; yard, unknown. *
54. Tioga-schooner; captain, Alexander Black; tonnage 145; launched 1842 or 1845; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, E. Holt; yard, Sandy Point.
55. Saloon-schooner; captain, Otis L. Harriman; tonnage 113; launched June 14, 1842; builders, John and Charles Staples; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Mill Yard.
56. Solid-schooner; captain, Joseph Mellus; tonnage 11; launched 1843; builder, Joseph Mellus; owners, William Wil- liams of Prospect; yard unknown .*
57. Coral-schooner; captain, Josiah F. Shute; tonnage 98; launched 1843; builder unknown; master workman unknown; owner, Lroing Blanchard; yard unknown. *
58. E. Churchill-bark; captain, William McGilvery; ton- nage 213; launched 1844; builders, John and Charles Staples;
* Probably built in Prospect.
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master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Mill Yard; owners, William McGilvery, Charles and John Staples. Later she was sold in England and renamed the Daisy.
59. Matilda-schooner; captain, Peleg Staples; tonnage 179.77; launched May 24, 1845; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; owner N. G. Hichborn; yard, Crooker Yard.
60. Diadem-schooner; captain, Jacob Black; tonnage 97.32; launched 1846; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, James Blanchard; yard, Sandy Point.
61. Clara Ellen-brig; captain, unknown; tonnage 173; builder unknown; master workman unknown; owners, Daniel O. Killman, William F. Mudgett and others; yard unknown. *
62. Madonna-schooner; captain, Emery Berry; tonnage 147; launched June 12, 1846; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
63. Mary Emily-schooner; captain, William French, 3rd; tonnage 129; launched 1846; builder, James Blanchard; master workman, unknown; yard, unknown; owners, John French and others.
64. Levant-schooner; captain, unknown; tonnage 57; launched 1846; builder unknown; master workman unknown; yard unknown.
65. California-brig; captain, Wilson Hichborn; tonnage 181; launched October 7, 1846; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Eben Griffin; yard, McGilvery Yard.
66. John Clifford-brig; captain, Everett Staples; tonnage 160; launched September 23, 1846; builders, John and Charles Staples; master builder, Marshall Dutch; yard, Mill Yard.
67. Madeira-schooner; captain, Otis L. Harriman; tonnage 157; launched January 21, 1847; builder, Amos Dickey; master workman Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
* Probably built in Prospect.
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68. Alvarado-schooner; captain, Isaac Lampher; tonnage 140; launched June 12, 1847; builder N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Eben Griffin; yard, McGilvery Yard.
69. Henry Atkins-schooner; captain, William Rendell; tonnage 140; launched June 15, 1847; builders, Staples and Mudgett; master workman, James Blanchard; yard, Mill Yard.
70. William McGilvery-schooner; captain, William Hich- born; tonnage 198; launched November 20, 1847; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Eben Griffin, yard; McGilvery Yard.
71. James Crosby-brig; captain, Charles Pendleton; ton- nage 199; launched December 21, 1847; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard; owners, Charles Pendleton, William Bruse and others. The brig went ashore at Crooked Island Pasage in 1876. She was loaded with a cargo of logwood. She was enroute from Haiti to Philadelphia. She was a total loss.
72. Cardenas-schooner; captain, James Crocker; tonnage 135; launched 1847 or 1848; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, unknown; yard, Sandy Point.
73. Eliza Ann-schooner; captain, E. Kneeland; tonnage 26; launched 1847 or 1848; builders ,Stowers and Staples; mas- ter workman, James Blanchard; yard, Sandy Point.
74. Kidder & Co .- schooner; captain, William Fletcher; tonnage 106; launched May 28, 1848; builders C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
75. Monticello-brig; captain. Jacob Clifford; tonnage 150.70; launched November 18, 1848; builders, Staples and Mudgett; master workman, Joseph Jackson; yard, Mill Yard.
76. Planet-brig; captain unknown; tonnage 182; launched 1848; builders unknown; master workman unknown; yard unknown.
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77. P. R. Hichborn-brig; captain, William D. Colcord; tonnage 212; launched October 28, 1848; builder, N. G. Hich- born; master workman, Joseph Jackson; yard, McGilvery Yard.
78. Helen B. Friske-brig; captain, John Odom; tonnage 66; launched 1848; builders unknown; owners, R. L. Mudgett, George A. Friske and others of Prospect; yard unknown.
79. Sea Maid-brig; captain, T. M. Hichborn; tonnage 212; launched November 28, 1848; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Eben Griffin, yard; McGilvery Yard.
80. Edgar-bark; captain, Peters Ellis; tonnage 234; launched December 12, 1848; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
81. Milwaukee-schooner; captain, John Cousins; tonnage 125; launched 1849; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, unknown; yard, Sandy Point; owners, Nathaniel Stowers, Alexander Black, Hugh Ross and others.
82. I. W. Havener-brig; captain, Peleg Staples; tonnage 198; launched June 21, 1849; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
83. Dency-bark; captain, George W. Mudgett; tonnage 265; launched 1849; builedr, George W. Mudgett; master work- man, Miles Huntford; surveyor, Peleg Nichols; owners, Edward D. Peters of Boston, William Mudgett, Nathaniel Hubbard of Frankfort, George W. Mudgett, Joshua Ellis, Samuel Batchel- dor, Ebenezer Seavey, Timothy B. Grant, John Libby, Joshua Eustis and Benjamin Shute all of Prospect; yard, unknown.
84. Manzenillo-brig; captain, Joshia Colcord; tonnage 184; launched September 1, 1849; builders, Staples and Mud- gett; master workman, James Blanchard; yard, Mill Yard.
85. Benguela-brig; captain, Robert Hichborn; tonnage 212; launched November 17, 1849; builders, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Edwin Griffin; yard, McGilvery Yard.
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86. Costarilla or Costrilli-brig; captain, Andrew Dickey; tonnage 393.10; launched December 31, 1849; builder Amos Dickey; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
87. Hayward P. Cushing-schooner; captain, John Cody; tonnage 151.72; launched October 6, 1850; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Eben Griffin; owners, C. H. Fletcher and I. H. Griffin; yard, Crooker Yard.
88. Forest State-brig; captain, C. L. Stowers; tonnage 175.07; launched 1851; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman unknown; yard, Sandy Point.
89. Evelyn-bark; captain, Josiah F. Hichborn; tonnage 255.24; launched October 23, 1851; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
90. Conquimbo-schooner; captain, Robert French; ton- nage 33.63; launched 1852; builder, Robert French; master workman, Robert French; yard, Sandy Point,
91. George Harris-brig; captain, William Porter; tonnage 221.62; launched December 1852; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, Levi Mudgett; yard, Sandy Point.
92. N. G. Hichborn-bark; captain, William Rendell; ton- nage 247; launched May 22, 1852; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
93. Manzoni or Manzonia-brig; captain, David C. Ames; tonnage 212;22. launched October 30, 1852; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, McGil- very Yard.
94. Golden Eagle-schooner; captain, Josiah Staples; ton- nage 98; launched 1853; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, Levi Mudgett; owners, Stowers and Staples, Samuel Runnells and Currier and Pierce; yard, Sandy Point.'
* There were two Golden Eagles.
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95. S. I. Roberts-bark; captain, Robert Hichborn; tonnage 298; launched October 30, 1852; builder, N. G. Hichborn; mas- ter workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
96. J. Harris-brig; captain, Emery Berry; tonnage 248: launched May 9, 1853; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, McGilvery Yard.
97. Tangent-brig; captain, Otis L. Harriman; tonnage 198; launched 1853; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; owners, N. G. Hichborn and others; yard, Hichborn Yard.
98. W. J. Treat-brig; captain, H. H. Parks; tonnage 198; launched 1853; master workman, Sebra Crooker; owners, Joseph Park, Henry Staples and others; yard unknown. *
99. Lanzarote-brig; captain, Otis L. Harriman; tonnage 191; launched June 8, 1853; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
100. J. W. Treat or Joseph Treat-brig; captain, Hulbert Park; tonnage 198; launched August 6, 1853; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
101. Lock Lama-ship; captain, Wilson Hichborn; tonnage 570.15; launched 1853; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master work- man, Will Brown; yard, Hichborn Yard.
102. Joseph Park-brig; captain, William H. Park; tonnage 246; launched December 3, 1853; builder Henry McGilvery; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, McGilvery Yard.
103. Spirit of the Sea-bark; captain, N. G. Clifford; ton- nage 350; launched December 31, 1853; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, William Moulton; yard, Crooker Yard.
* Probably built in Prospect.
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104. N. Stowers-brig; captain, Samuel A. Stowers; tonnage 444.01; launched 1854; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, Levi Mudgett; yard, Sandy Point.
105. Lucy Ann-schooner; captain, Thomas Runnells; tonnage 5; launched 1853; builder, Thomas Runnells; master workman, Thomas Runnells; yard, Sandy Point.
106. Elberta-bark; captain, William Hichborn; tonnage 348; launched April 27, 1854; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, William Brown; yard, Hichborn Yard.
107. T. M. Richardson-schooner; captain, Zetham Berry; tonnage 33; launched April 27, 1854; builder, Jason Marden; master workman, T. M. Richardson; yard, Mill Yard.
108. Anna D. Torrey-brig; captain, Ralph Morse; tonnage 219.93; launched July 18, 1854; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, McGilvery Yard.
109. Leonard Berry-brig; captain, William Berry; tonnage 249; launched September 13, 1854; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
110. Fannie O. Field-brig; captain, Freeman Kelly; ton- nage 190; launched October 26, 1854; builder, Henry McGil- very; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Hichborn Yard.
111. Jacob Badger-ship; captain, Everett Staples; tonnage 1048; launched November 22, 1854; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, William Brown; yard, Hichborn Yard. She was the largest vessel built in Stockton until 1919.
112. Crimea-brig; captain, Robert Hichborn; tonnage 314.37; launched December 10, 1854; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
113. Eventide-bark; captain, James A. Partridge; tonnage 285.67; launched November 23, 1854; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, William Moulton; yard, Crooker Yard.
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114. Sarah-brig; captain unknown; tonnage unknown; launched 1855; builder, Sebra Crooker; owners, Manley Lan- caster et al of Searsport; yard unknown. *
115. Loch Lomond-brig; captain, Alexander Black; ton- nage 277.67; launched 1855; builders, Sotwers and Staples; master workman, Andrew Wescott; yard, Sandy Point.
116. James Davis-brig; captain, James Staples; tonnage 167.04; launched 1855; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, J. Goodwin; yard, Sandy Point.
117. H. E. Shute-schooner; captain, Henry E. Shute; ton- nage 12.45; launched 1855; builder, Henry Shute; master builder, H. E. Shute; yard, Sandy Point.
118. Empress-schooner; captain, Frank French; tonnage 97; launched 1856; builders, Stowers and Staples; master work- man, J. Goodwin; yard, Sandy Point.
119. Orilla or Orella-brig; captain, James Blanchard; ton- nage 205; launched May 10, 1855; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, McGilvery Yard.
120. Angelina-schooner; captain, Peleg Staples; tonnage 149; launched May 12, 1855; builder, Henry McGilvery; mas- ter workman, William G. Moulton; yard, McGilvery Yard.
121. Sebra Crooker-bark; captain, David N. Berry; ton- nage 349; launched June 18, 1855; builders C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
122. M. J. Colcord-bark; captain, Josiah Colcord; tonnage 374; launched 1855; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, William Brown; yard, Hichborn Yard.
123. John Griffin-bark; captain, Peleg Griffin; tonnage 347; launched December 14, 1855; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, McGilvery Yard.
Probably built in Prospect.
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124. T. Cushing-bark; captain, William D. Colcord; ton- nage 428.27; launched January 31, 1856; builder, N. G. Hich- born; master workman, William Brown; yard, Hichborn Yard.
125. C. H. S. Fletcher-bark; captain, N. G. Clifford; ton- nage 550; launched February 17, 1856; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard. She was renamed the Golden Eagle and served foreign ports.
126. E. Sherman-ship; captain, Josiah F. Hichborn; ton- nage 756.12; launched November 11, 1856; builder, N. G. Hich- born; master workman, William Brown; yard, Hichborn Yard.
127. Canema-schooner; captain, Alexander Erskins; ton- nage 96.34; launched 1857; builders, Colcord, Mudgett and Co .; master workman, J. Goodwin; yard, Colcord and Mudgett Yard, Sandy Point.
128. Daniel Boone-brig; captain, John Heagan; tonnage 175; launched May 16, 1857; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, William Moulton; yard, McGilvery Yard.
129. Faustina-brig; captain, Emery Berry; tonnage 268.50; launched November 7, 1857; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Albion P. Goodhue; yard, Hichborn Yard.
130. Henry B. Wright-ship; captain, Benjamin Park; ton- nage 702.85; launched September 8, 1858; builder, Henry McGilvery; master workman, Sebra Crooker; owners, Benjamin B. Park, William McGilvery, B. S. Goodell and others; yard, Crooker Yard.
131. Industry-bark; captain, Paul Conner; tonnage 273; launched October 7, 1858; builders, Rendell, Staples and Co .; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
132. Harvest Moon-bark; captain, William Berry; tonnage 398.73; launched November 11, 1859; builder, Willard Mudgett; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, McGilvery Yard.
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133. Nellie Merrill-bark; captain, Peleg Staples; tonnage 300; launched December 24, 1859; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
134. Matilda-tonnage 114; launched in 1860; built in Pros- pect but yard unknown. *
135. Windward-schooner; captain, I. M. Partridge; ton- nage 187.74; launched August 22, 1860; builder, N. G. Hich- born; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard. In 1861 Capt. Lewis M. Partridge and his ship, the Windward, were captured by the privateer, Jeff Davis.
136. Harvest Home-bark; captain, Andrew Dickey; ton- nage 597.90; launched October 30, 1860; builder, Willard Mud- gett; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Lowder Brook.
137. Garibaldi-bark; captain, Charles S. Rendell; tonnage 670.37; launched December 13, 1860; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield, yard; Hichborn Yard.
138. Julia Kelley-brig; captain, Willard Mudgett; tonnage 186; launched 1861; builder, Mudgett and Co .; master work- man, Sebra Crooker; owners, Willard Mudgett and others; yard unknown.
139. Col. Eddy-schooner; captain, Charles Blanchard; tonnage 106.64; launched May 21, 1861; builder, N. G. Hich- born; master workman, Joel Perkins; yard, Hichborn Yard.
140. Donna Anna-schooner; captain, Stephen Ellis; ton- nage 123.64; launched, November 19, 1866; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
141. J. H. Dillingham-brig; captain, George W. Harring- ton; tonnage 329.75; launched December 5, 1861; builders, Mudgett and Libby; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
* There were two Matildas.
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142. Lizzie B. Rice-bark; captain, B. F. Rice; tonnage 507; launched 1862; builders, Stowesr and Staples; master workman, - - Dutch; yard, Sandy Point.
143. Courser-bark; captain, Andrew D. Griffin; tonnage 495.20; launched October 8, 1862; builders, Mudgett and Libby; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
144. Sharpeburg-bark; captain, Charles S. Rendell; ton- nage 604.66; launched October 21, 1862; builder, N. G. Hich- born; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
145. Nigrita or Nigretta-brig; captain, B. F. Rice; ton- nage 320.92; launched 1863; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, T. R. Perkins; yard, Sandy Point.
146. Dakota-schooner; captain, Edward Clifford; tonnage 60.44; launched January 3, 1863; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
147. McGilvery-bark; captain, James Nichols; tonnage 590.67; launched November 13, 1863; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
148. Stockton-brig; captain, Josiah F. Hichborn; tonnage 414.93; launched December 24, 1863; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
149. Caprera or Capernaum-brig; captain, William Hich- born; tonnage 307.29; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master work- man, Joel Perkins; launched June 25, 1864; owners, N. G. Hichborn, William McGilvery, and William Hichborn; yard, Hichborn Yard.
150. Montana-bark; captain, Otis L. Harriman; tonnage 651.35; launched May 5, 1864; builders, Mudgett, Libby and Griffin; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
151. Masonic-bark; captain, Isaac Lampher; tonnage 539.80; launched July 19, 1864; builder, Henry S. Staples; master workman, Albion P. Goodhue; yard, McGilvery Yard.
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152. Arizona-bark; captain, Josiah Colcord; tonnage 563 .- 13; launched September 17, 1864; builders, Mudgett, Libby and Griffin; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Lowder Brook Yard. .
153. Lena-schooner; captain, Joel French; tonnage 90.71; launched 1865; builder, H. V. J. French; master workman, D. D. Wardwell; yard, Sandy Point.
154. L. Willis Rich-bark; captain, John L. Panno; tonnage 600; launched 1865; builders, Colcord, Mudgett and Co .; master workman, A. J. Crooker; yard, Colcord and Mudgett Yard, Sandy Point.
155. H. Houston-brig; captain, Josiah A. French; tonnage 297.51; builder, Alexander Black; master workman, Joshua Partridge; yard, Sandy Point; launched November 1865.
156. L. Staples-brig; captain, Clifford L. Stowers; tonnage 367.95; launched December 1865; builders, Stowers and Staples; master workman, J. P. Perkins; yard, Stowers and Staples Yard, Sandy Point.
157. Helen Angier-bark; captain, George W. Staples; tonnage 564.88; launched January 22, 1865; builders, Mudgett, Libby and Griffin; master workman, Hiriam Crooker; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
158. T. V. McGuire-brig; captain, Henry Segar; tonnage 348.65; launched June 24, 1865; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
159. Arthur Egglese-brig; captain, Edwin Clifford; tonnage 238.82; launched June 28, 1865; builders, Mudgett, Libby and Griffin; master workman, Albion P. Goodhue; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
160. Sylvan-schooner; captain, S. P. Blanchard; tonnage 137.33; launched July 1, 1865; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
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161. Lorena-bark; captain, James Cousens; tonnage 174 .- 58; launched November 4, 1865; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, Joel Perkins; yard, Hichborn Yard.
162. Daybreak-schooner; captain, James Cousens; tonnage 174.58; launched November 30, 1865; builders, C. S. & O. Fletcher; master workman, Sebra Crooker; yard, Crooker Yard.
163. Henry Flitner-bark; captain, Bentley Park; tonnage 381.38; launched November 30, 1865; builders, Mudgett, Libby and Griffin; master workman, Albion P. Goodhue; yard, Lowder Brook Yard.
164. Aleyone or Alcyone-bark; captain, James A. Part- ridge; tonnage 627.03; launched December 10, 1865; builder, N. G. Hichborn; master workman, John Littlefield; yard, Hichborn Yard.
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