Port of Boston Ship News Mini Almanac Item
Miniature almanac reports Havre traffic and arrivals at Boston and surrounding ports. Vessels from Hamburg to Halifax, Liverpool, and Port Antonio carried cargo and passengers with frequent gale and heavy seas noted. Multiple steamers, tugs, and ferries listed, including cargoes for Warren Co. and Boston Fruit Company, with weather and sea state updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinhoeft
Ger
Rehre
Hamburg
Halifax
Ndse
Willian Johnston & Co
Stockholm City
Thompson
Furness
Lon
Boston Fruit Company
Boston
Forbes
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
Wilkesbarre
Cates
Port Johnson
Tremont
Craig
Portland
Rennebes
Collins, Nath
Katadibu
Pierce
Bangor
George A Chatter
Veatrey
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Macee
New York
Scranton
Rondout
George M Winslow
Quinn
Philadelphia
Annie W Weston
Moonbeam
Phila
Mystic Belle
Taurus
Lewis
Navesink
Macauley
Wim
Green & Son
Barter
Savanah
Seb Morris W Child
Weston
Beck
Pensacola
Hall & Co
Henry Lowther
Thomaston
Hopper
New Orleans
Charlies
Wolston
Hinckley
St Simons
Rosa & Adra
Kerry
Seb
Marjory Brown
Osborn
Norfolk
Katherine D Perry
Garfeld
Loring
Ballard
Tearse
John S Ames
Chase
William
Johnson
Deer Isle
Millie Washburn
Coffin
Wiscasset
Carrie
Crosby
Hall
Rockland
Funice P Newcomb
Allen
J Kennedy
Warr
Calais
Mary Steele
Haskell
New Day
Nova Scotia
Savannah Ples
Lewis Wharf
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
A. Dew
Son Mereatat
Seminiartaie
State OF Indiana
Carrholl
Carroll
Halifax & P
Steamship Line
K. Gardner
L.H. Palmer
Old State House
Boston Fruit CO
NHE
ROMAN
Liverpool
Grand Junction
Custom House
Warren & CO
Mik
Portland Sea Trade Notes From 19th Century Ledger
A Port of Portland record lists multiple vessels and cargoes including Clara Leavitt Hoboken to Portland coal on private terms and Somes Sound to New York paving at 14 dollars. Other entries reference brig Chase Sparks New York to Dublin oil at 3s bark 8th Lyman New York to Antwerp oil at 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Clara Leavitt
Hoboken
Cumberland
Somes Sound
New York
Brig
Chase Sparks
Dublin
John Johnnson
Green's Landing
Manchester Haynes
Baltimore
George W Jewett
Global Sailing Update From Sept Ships and Barks
Numerous vessels set sail or arrived at ports worldwide including ANJES-Passes prior to Sept 16 bound for Hong Kong, Antw erp to Thiladelphia, Ajaccio Corsica to Ar Sept 15, and Liverpool to San Francisco with cargoes for Sharpness. The list covers Glasgow to Victoria, Honolulu to Halifax, and drains into Newport England for Rio Janeiro amid mixed carg o movements and port calls across Europe and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpness
Glasgow
Argyleshire
LePage
Victoria
GEFLE
Gustav Adolph
Nor
Jager
New York
Honolulu
Lancefeld
Tunis
Tacoma
Halifax
Harburg
Wilkommen
Ger
LA Rochelle
Salacia
Lipsis
Liverpool
R D Rice
Jordan
San Francisco
London
Rosarian
Montreal
Melbourne
Falla of Foyers
Barr
Marseilles
Gargundis
Newcastle
Nsw
Chieftain
Faller
South America
Ang
Ventennial
Coleora
Newport
Eng
Tals Nan
Rio Janeiro
Port Sald
Mlenheim
Sandy Hook
Port Antonio
Slam
Lowden
Kostor
Yrawlerpoint
Dora
Fortmann
Stettin
Lds
Shields
Crane
Gloucester ship news and fishing report notes
Gloucester Mass Sept 16 report lists multiple ships bound for San Francisco Sydney and Kodiak with dates and coordinates. Mentions Nellie M Davis ashore near Monadnock Monavista after gale. crew saved and vessel insured. Passengers aboard Rowan steamer from Liverpool include Mrs and Miss Johnson and Windsor family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renlarig
Dunkirk
San Francisco
Equator
Jon
Amazon
Shields
Glenalyon
Antwerp
Lark Florence Treat
Port Gamble
Sydney
Nsw
Highland Light
Kodiak
Maggie Thompson
Barbadoes
Parrsboro
Elvira
Astarita
Trapant
Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Naik Vindostan
Allen
Philadelphis
Iquique
Avg US
Faris
Sunciar
Abbie Ff Morris
Grand Bank
Sigfrid
Cavaine
Pathfader
Diaie
Grace
Nellie M Davis
Essex
George Steele
Monavista
Rowan
Liverpool
Mrs Johnson
Miss Johnson
If Hodson
Miss Hodson
Thomas Windsor
Nosetta Windsor
Fred Windsor
Rose Windsor
Fleur de Lis sails after repair from collision damage
The schooner Fleur de Lis, badly damaged after a collision with the Cumberland last Sunday, was released from dry dock after thorough repairs. Cumberland agents offered 7000 in compensation, but the owners balked as the offer fell short by about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Uis Fleare
Allie
D IH Smith
Boston
New York
Richard Law
Gowanus Bay
reeRene Clay
Proceeaea
Wortland
San Francisco
Zealandia
Honolulu
Mark Lancefeld
Tacoma
Havre
Whiladelpahia
Clara A Donnell
Greenwich
Bahla
Colorado
Gibson
Provincetown
Maas
Ringleader
Gertrude
West India
Willie Jewell
Mud Island
Cape Sable
Wilrate
New Bedford
United States
Verbena
Reuef
Woods Hall
Bath
Rattler
Dingley
Lena Dixon
Morse
Scituate
Port Clyde
Imogene
St Clair
June Hill
Portland
Halifax
Carlton Delle
Southbay
Port Hawkesbury
ST John
Henry Nickerson
Elliott
Economy
Kosten
Lower Cove
Grace Cushing
Hichardson
Moosenbee
Mt Desert
London
Didam
Amsterdam
North Sea Canal
Cranswick
Sunsvall
Fales
Port Stanley
Port William
Curacoa
Barbados
Liverpool
Domestic Ports Report Shows Sailed And Cleared Vessels
A long list of ships cleared or sailed on Sept 15 16 from U S ports including Queensmore Gothia Habsburg and others from Liverpool Hamburg Bremen and Boston with individual destinations Dunkirk Plymouth New York and more. Multiple ports report sailings from Boston Salem Providence and Norfolk with barges brigs and schooners listed and noted repairs and loaded cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Queensmore
Liverpool
Gothia
Hamburg
Penland
Amsterdam
Habsburg
Bremen
Lasex
Boston
Newby
Mediterranean
Selsa Independent
Vase
Bath
Albertine Adone
Charles L Mitchell
Fernside
Dunkirk
Jiracadaile
Plymouth
Eng
Adventurer
Rouen
Donan
New York
Schs
S E Merwin
Smieed
Portsmouth
Olive Pecker
Hall
Salem
Massasoit
Babbitt
Charles F Mayer
G Maskell
Cardenas
Olive Yecker
Lena F Dixon
Albert
Stearns
Ellis
Philadelphia
K M Brookings
Sturdivan
Horace Morse
Harriman
Sarah D Fell
Loveland
Hallimore
Iucha C S Bayles
Gaulac
Jorge Nevinger
Richardson
Langor
Sreciab
I’ m Merryman
Souis Maria Webster
James O' Donohue
Aud Lora
Providence
Challenge
Lynn
Sauled Lotch
Lizzie C Rich
Neponset
Charles Seath
Weymouth
Vineyardhaven
Adeline
Gloucester
Olive Elizabeth
Onward
Minetta
Winterwort
Beverly
Maud
Rivers
Watts
Savannah
Jamea Young
Limekin
Thomaston
Kelfast
Helen
White New York
Columbia Falls
Lacey Delle
Hoston
Maia
Charleston
Dickey Hird
Woodland
Larien
Clty Point
Echa
Rose
J.J Ward
Stella Maria
Ayannis
Annie Louise
Cole
Basa River
New Yok
Efib Shaw
Mass River
J J Littte
Matthews
Haverhill
Jupiter
Kin
Shawmut
Roston
Locreso
LUNEC
Ada Herbert
Seafoam
Emma Louise
G M Porter
Millbridge
Joe
Crusoe
Calais
Lertha V. Roston
Lupton
Frovidence
Soank
Conn
Chestina Redman
Darien
Newport
Lemuel J Hopkins
Larrabee
Wiscassat
Lonnah Blackman
Chadwick
Woods Hall
William J Mangum
Gifford
Marion
Balled Loth
Samuel L Crocker
Taunton
Fork
Willam A Morrell
New Ork
New Haven
Susie M Plummer
Creighton
New Orleans
Nautilus
Thomas
Maryann
Gosling
Do. L . Beebee
Beebee
Satled
Ada J
Avery
Hawley
Brunswick
Ella Maud
Maxwell
Noble
Hosten
Oriole
Seb
Mramhail
Spree
Teutonic
Pennsylvania
Antwerp
Stratoga
Havana
Leith
Shields
Dundee
Assyrian
Glasgow
City of
Atkins
Wrymouth
Bysophie Wilhelmine
Bagge
Gothenburg
Orig Arcot
Catos
Georgetown
Dem
Sehs Lookout
Ingalis
Grand Menon
Sierra
St John
Valdare
Monell
A Francis
McNeil
Frederickton
Cyrsuin King
Water
Windsor
Phosnix
Milton
Canada
London
Icha Eugene Borda
Mount Desert
Mary Ellen
Lizzie Young
Ele Hull
Waesland
Mlinois
Elbe
Kingdom
Bayonne
Paris
Germanic
Abyssinia
Croft
Andes
Yort-au-Vrince
Carneas
Porto Cabello
Welhaven
Haracoa
Hamilton Fish
Ranchers Rosa Lines
Valparaiso
Vrige Evelya
van Horne
Mell Gate
Seyt
PORTLAND AND PROVIDENCE SHIPPING REPORT SUMMARY
Maritime notices from multiple ports list numerous schooners steamers and brigs sailing to and from Boston New York Philadelphia Rockland Providence and more. Entries name vessel names captains home ports and destinations with dates Sept 14 15 16. Highlights include the tug Charles McWilliams at Providence and many schooners like Lizzie Babcock and Ella May sailing to Ellsworth and New York respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm S Slater
Lizzie Hintow
Norfolk
Boston
Feil Gate
Swis Lillie BR
Harvey
New York
St John
Jo M Morales
Jordan
Bangor
Kendall
Morris & Clift
Nash
Rockland
Lottie
Marshall
Mary J Lee
Harris
Sylvester Hale
Coleman
Taunton
Rachel Jane
Kidd
Providence
Golden Rule
Webster
J Willard
York
Hoboken
Portland
Samuel Lewis
Bulger
Rondout
D Marvel
Keefe
Philadelphia
New Haven
Steqial
Adam Campbell
Smith
Albany
Railroad
Louisa
Francis
Thos W Hyde
Sherman
Kennebecc
BC French
Thompson
Sche Op
Amelia
Willard
Booth
Bay
Shelter Island
Louis Monette Wiscasset
Stonybrook
LL. Providence
Charles McWilliams
Jersey City
John Fletcher
Payne
Eclipse
Luxon
Herkshire
Baltimore
Aries
Allendale
Thurston
Caroline
Sanford
Newport
George and Albert
Parker
N F Dixon
Dickens
Block Island
Allen Green
Nickerson
Lizzie Babcock
Wheaton
Kennebec
Sarah & Ellen
Henley
Richard B Chute
Griffin
Falmouth
Annie B Mitchell
Berdick
Wm Neely
Wim Marshall
Sharp
Theresa Wolf
Robinson
Lanesville
Chas A Iriggs
Whittier
16Th
Halls
Marburg
City of Savannah
Savannah
Regina
Rio Marina
Fluorine
Jansen
Ivigtut
Sullana
Pisagua
Scha R
Pettigrew
Morse
Kennebes
Robert A Snow
Pillsbury
Charleston
Charles C Lister
Wilmington
Liverpool
Pennland
Antwerp
Ovingham
Dunkirk
Minnesota
London
Indian
Hoston
Glengairn
Konigsberg
Charles A Briggs
Fall River
Thomas A Ward
Lyman
Florence
Gould
Tampa
Elm City
Etheridge
J Howell Leeds
Carson
Geo L Fessenden
Wicks
Lynn
Zimra
Wallingford
Higbee
Dover
Mersey Lelle
Ronant
Erastus Wiman
Hattie Turner
Perth Amboy
Etta M Barter
Gardiner
Rogers
Newburyport
Port Royal
Seraphis
Shields
Eng
Richmond
Mary Freeland
Miller
John S Beacham
Ginn
San Francisco
Zealand
Honolulu
Charles E Moody
Leonard
Hallumore
Roquois
Nickels
City of Athens
Morrison
Cardiff
Gaelic
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Ivy
Queenstown
Falls of Halidale
Kelburn
Havre
Harvester
Milo
N Rivers
St Simons
Saco
Kelloch
Mary 1
Mahoney
Vineyard Haven
Sarah Cullen
Nolan
Hiram
Winters
Calais
Wm H Mitchell
Patterson
South Amboy
Amesbury
Joo Manning
Lyon
Cerdic
James Arthur
Paragon
Ihrrothers
Mary George
Neptune
Transatlantic Steamship Schedules and Agents Listing
A dense roster of ships arriving and departing with destinations and agent firms. Includes OCEAN STEAMERS INCHOARVIA and RIALTO from London and Antwerp with Sept 4, 5, 8 dates and due dates Sept 15 to 26, listing agents such as C Furness, Win Johnston Co, Gill & Sootz, Thayer & Lincoln, and others. Also notes shipments to New York, Rotterdam, Havre, and Bremen with specific sailings and agents, published weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Inchoarvia
London
C Furness
Colorado
Hull
Eng
Sanderson & On
Rialto
Antwerp
Samanta
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Sritisn Emping
Win Johnston & Co
Prussian
Glasgow
Ha&a Allan
Bowpben
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Co
Virginian
Daw
Thayer & Lincoln
Michillan
Warren & Co
Ds Reyter
Gill & Sootz
aGio
Java
Samara
Nicaragua
Geo D Emery
New York
Werekeendam
Rotterdam
Funeh
Edge & Co
Evfors
National Line
Danita
Havre
K J Curtis
City of Cubcasco
P Wright & Sons
Srr
LA Champagne
Skrt
Aller
Bremen
Oeirichs & Co
Dunalepam
Aimsterdam
Aversta Victoria
Hamburg
RJ Curtis
Furnessia
Henderson Bros
GslLent
la Uretagne
A Forget
Saacs
Ovlrichs & Co
Sppaabavam
Funch
Bridge & Co
Smeaton Tower
Porto Rico
Miller, Ball & Co
Amenia
Gain
W H Brown & Co
Mails Close At Boston For Global Steamship Schedules
The overland mail for Mexico closes daily at 5 p.m. Other routes list specific steamer names and dates including City of Washington Smeaton Tower Umbria and La Bretagne with Sept 15 to Oct 15 deadlines. Trans Pacific mail via China and Monowai from San Francisco set closes for Sept 20 to Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mail
Mexico
Jamaica
Greytown
Truxillo
Puerto Cortez
Belize
Guatemala
Lloudo
Fraf Morse
New Orleans
Porto Rivo
Smeaton Tower
New York
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Cuba
City of Washington
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Gremen
Great Britain
Ireland
Belgium
Netherlands
Southampton
Saale
Manila
Umbria
France
Havre
la Bretagne
Scotland
Furnasia
Fort Antonio
Leon
Boston
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
Cephalonia
Costa Rica
Central America
Guatemania
South Pacific
Colon
City of
Para
Grenada
Triniidad
Tobago
Alps
Pan
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British India
Straits Settlements
Siam
Dutch East Indies
China
San Francisco
War Society Islands
Maile
Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Hawaiian Islands
Monouai
Hew
England & Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Gate City
Thureday
City OF Macon
eThursday
City OF Savannah
Eile
B.S. Cury
Savannah
Washington St. Ine
Washington At
Richardson & Barnard
N. F
Savannah S83
Atlantic Avenue
Susquehanna to be launched at Kennebec yard
The four mast ship Susquehanna at A. Sewall & Co yard in Barn, Me. will be launched Thursday. It ranks third in size among local wooden ships, with a length of 273.6 feet and breadth of 46.1. Gross tonnage 2744.67 and net 2628.84. The vessel features white oak frame, Georgia pine decks, quartered oak furnishings, and modern devices to ease crew duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Susquehanna
Nometnien Lous
Maiden of the Yard Sails Toward Sea in October
The ship, costing over $140000, will carry 4000 tons of freight and be ready for sea by October. Captain Joseph E. Sewell is named commanding officer and will sail to New York in ballast to load for San Francisco. This ninety third vessel built at the yard, crowds will view the launch by excursion trains. The yard now houses the only U.S. shipbuilder of its kind, with prospects of a later mammoth vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Sewell
New York
San Francisco
United States
Vine Street Motor Railaway Company, & Corporation
Staw
Missouri
Recorder of Deeds
Jackson County
Recorder of Speeds
Jackson Counsty
Recordec
Vine Street Motor Railway Company
Motor Street Railway
County of
Jackson
State of
East Eighwenth Street
Vine Street
Kansas City
Lynn Avenue
Vino Atrest
Lyon Avenue
Highland Avenue
Stomerses Place
City of
Kansas
Flighland Avenue
Bugbee Place
Thirseth Street
Thirleth Street
Euclid Avenue
Linwood Avenue
Linweed Avenue
John Kaufmann
Upen
Garfield Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
Amanda Johnson
Henry Ackerman
Ivanhoe Park
City
Aneen Thirty-seventh Street
Thirty-eighthy Street
County Court
Somerset Place
Thomsen-Houston Electric Company
Fifth
Delaware
Wall Street
City of New York
State of New York
A. C
King's Daughters and Sons State Meeting Held at Park Street Chapel
The State Branch of the International Order of King's Daughters and King's Sons met at Park Street Church chapel. Miss Elizabeth Tobey led. reports showed 316 circles with 4826 members and total 4968 with independents. Middlesex had 90 circles and Suffolk 1278 members. offerings reached 847021 by Sept 1. Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson sent a letter. President Harrison expressed support and honorary membership. Miss Charlotte E. Doolittle reelected secretary. next annual meeting planned in late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Order of King’s Daughters and
King’s Sons
Park Street
Elizabeth Tobey
Alice Hutchinson
Isabella Charles Davis
Central Council of New York
Charlotte E. Doolittle
Middlesex County
Suffolk
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Harrison
State Board
Doolittle
Farewell to Missionaries From American Board
A farewell service at the American Board rooms marked the departure of thirty six missionaries. Fourteen men nine with wives and thirteen unmarried women embark for Turkey India Japan China Africa and Australia. Addresses were given by Rev. Robert Thomson Rev J P Jones Rev E P Holton and Rev Dr M L Gordon with prayers led by Rev Dr Thompson. Two young ladies Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson and Miss Helen E Frazer depart for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board
Turkey
India
Japan
China
Africa
Australia
Robert Thomson
Constantinople
J. P. Jones
Madura
E. P. Holton
M. L. Gordon
Dr. Thompson
Prudential Committee
Clark
Smith
Elizabeth Wilkinson
Lawrence
Helen E. Frazer
Canada
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Port OF
Indianapolis
Limont
Rivefield
Newport News
Geo 1
Emery
Scis Alta
Gerror
North Sydney
de Jong
Chatham
Foster
Maltimore
A M Graham
Spartan
Crowell
Elsampsoeo
Buenor Ayres
Henry A Burnham
Scott
Mary Filla Mallett
Mallett
Parangaua
Barbadues
Seamer Carribbee
Bt Lucia
Carivarien
Win Brunswick
Shhip Colchester
Manon
Cape Town
Nellie Moony
Sabean
Neuetlah
1Vaon
Riley
Vort Discovery
Demeraka
EO Clark
Harding
Rockport
Martha ‘S Thomas
Given
Mouton
Fred W Carson
Hancock
Baton
Saratoga
Cahba
Marabout
Hutchinson
Caliso
Unites Kingdom
Lyttleton
Sayre
Roberta
Adelaide
Martinique
Jennie Phinney
Mostevideo
Ach la Fata
Sloan
Foetor
NAS Aimu
Wachuactta
Carita
Vandry
Port Spain
Iolanthe
Cara
Acha
Tawea
Lian Woodruff
Davis
Levihart
Bawyer
Kio Jankiro
Keweenaw
San Diego
Abip Cawdor
Jareiia
Hay of Fundy
Porter
Hittagong
Wahl
Kremier
Lybee
ST Jago
Ective
Wyte
ST Lucia
Fulham
Gal
Maggie Miller
Nioston
Shyrtle
Bwailow
Druid
Stax
Harry Stewart
Roy Wladelphia
Ichsa Rebecca W Haddell
Tower
Ndah Hunter
Mowry
Cora May
Owler
Trinity Kay
Mart—Salled
Jennie Thioney
Beith
Alpara
Nellie Brett
Salle
Artil
Seh
Laconia
New
Nige
Bark St Paul
Walker
el Ae Bt Veter
Tor
Sch Bron
Deaver, Finlay
Marine Notes
the Kennebec
King's Daughters and Sons
State Branch
Park Street Church
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Florida
South Carolina
South Thurber
Enst River
Ventasone
Washington Street
J. A. Fuanders
Theo, Gueger
Bowling
Greece
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Long Wharf
Marthine
Philadelpha
Ofice
WING
E. B. Sampson
Gen. Mur
State Street
Fiske
White Star Line
Atlantic
RED Star Line
E.A. Adams & CO
State St
Cor
Broad St
Beaton
Adams Cable Codex
Azores
Sarah
L. R. Hale
E. A. Adams & CO
Agenta
Leyland Line
Columbian
Venetian
Solbostonlan
THA Were & Lancoln
Furness Line
Ollows
Stockholm
Milanese
Allan Line
Praseian
Irepald Steerage
A. Allan
Shipping
Yarmouth S. S. Co. (Limited
Ehoston
Jane
N.S
Saturget
Spinney
Pier
Keaton, Or
John G. Hall & CO
Chatham St
Thomas Cook & Son
Washington St
W. I. Eaves
Parker House
Eastport
St. John
International 5. 8 Co
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lastport
St. Andrews
Digby
Annapolis
Commerial
ADGA
B. A. Waldron
Adt
Johnston Line
Fondon
Parkmore
Sesee
Nesamore
Oranmore
British Empire
Hansa-Johnston
CreMonsores
Steinhoft
Wi. Johnston & CO
Water Street
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Ten
Ga Air Line
Atlantic Coast
Seabord Air Line
Baltimore & Obie KR
Eas
Graham
Agt
Central Wharf
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
California
E. FE. Currier
N. EF
E. Hawley
Asn
T Gen
Trafic
Broadway
India Wharf
North River
M. Whitney
Mallory
Galveston
Leona
Alam
Aeroneut
Brunswick and Fernandina
San Antonio
BET Sprague
Aia
Tropics
W. Preston
Leong Wharf
Warren Line
Michigan
Norseman
Milk Street
Cunard Line
Samaria
Coo
Catalonia
Gos Uct
Alexander Martin
Lodia- Wharf Daly
C. F. Williams
Morris & CC
Sudbury St
E. C. Morris & CO
Savannah Fast Freight
New York& New England R. R
Metropolitan SL. Co
Sound Lines
Ocean Steamship Company
A. Dew. Sampson
Gen'l Agt
Commonwealth OF Massachia
Middlesex
F. Lewis
Somerville
Samuel O. Hebard
Cambridge
Boston Post
George M. Grooks
Esquire
J.H. Tyler
Register
Massachusetts
Solomon Re, Webber
Melrose
Mattie B. Wellem
Boston Pest
George M. Brooks
JH. Tyler
Massachussetts
Gideon Scull Holmes
H. Crawford Coates
EDMUND_ W. HOLMES
Caroline A.F. Holmes
Alpheus H. Hardy
Elizabeth Holmes
Sail Boston
John W. McKim
Dudge
Ilijah George
Siassachl
A.D
Combrass Manufacturing Company
Connecticut
Torrington
Suffolk Manufacturing Company
John H. Painf
Elizabeth Potter
Totlce
Pater Spaans
Victor L. Chandler
Heston
James F. Nyhan
Poe
Samuel Silverstone
James E, Leach
Ansignee
Thomas J. Smith
Loston
Alpheus B. Alger
George Curtis
Moston
George A. Curtis
Thomas O'Grady, Jr
Marcella LL. O'Grady
Josiah G. Abbott
Wellesley
Testate
Samuel A
Abbott
Nees
Edward Ford
John A. Noonan
District of Massachusetts
Circuit Court of the United States
Matthew Dolan
Insala
Jouln G. Spatson
U.S. Circuit Court
Frank Mortson
Youn W. MokKim
Elijah George
Sue Pole
Susan Lt. Swett
Sach County
William Minop
Thomas J. Winthrop
Salt Toston
Joan W. McKim
Llivah George Register
Joan W. Mekhin
Paquire
Elial Glonge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!