Ships Log

• Schooner "Arthur James"
• Year 1919-1920 $325
  

Ships Manifests

• White Oak Transportation Co.,Boston,Mass.
• 3 trips for the Barge "Bombay" (1910)
• 1 trip for the Barge "Baravla" (1911)

The following papers are statements sent to the owners of the Schooner Whitney Long. Some of the statements are a single page, others range to four pages.

• 1864 Schooner Whitney Long Statement of account #1-2
• 1865 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 4, 5-8
• 1866 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 3, 9-12, 13-16, year
• 1867 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners #17-20, year
• 1868 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners #27-28, year, ++
• 1869 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 31, 33
• 1870 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 36-38, 45
• 1871 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 44
• 1872 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 52-53
• 1873 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 54,56-57
• 1874 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 39-41
• 1875 Schooner Whitney Long Statement to owners # 55

The following letters are as described. Some are little more than scraps, others letters with stamps.

• 1874 letter dissolving partnership in shipyard
• Whitney Long & L.M. Beam
• 1854 letter to the owners of Schooner Eliza Francis
• 1866 check drawn on Charles Green & Son, Savannah
• to Kelsey Gray with stamp 3/21/66
• 1897 Schooner John M. Plummer
• Inward foreign manifest 1pg
• 1873 Schooner Anne Jones 1pg
• "abandoned at sea Dec 13th,1876"
• 1871 Bark Leonidus
• "abandoned at sea 4 Feb 1871"
• "Captain and crew saved"
• 1872 Schooner James Wall
• "abandoned at sea Feb 12, 1876
• 1859 Schooner F. Therer
• insurance paper from Rockland Insurance Co.
• 1878 Schooner John Farnham 1pg
• "lost may 1878 no insurance"
• 1871 Schooner Canary
• "went ashore at Delaware Breakwater May 1877 total loss"
• 1866 letter to Capt. Bickmore
• 1861 letter insuring Schooner Fred Sherer
• from St. George to Glasgow
• 1854 Schooner Eliza Francis
• letter to sell 1/4 interest
• 1864 letter from General Lottery Agents in Covington, Kentucky
• 1874 letter to Capt. Long from Baltimore
• 1859 letter to Capt. Thomas Clark
• 1853 6 shares in St. George Marine Railway Co.
• 1862 3 shares in St. George Marine Railway Co.