A Mind of Her Own in the War at Sea 1781
In 1781 Captain Elisha Hopewell sails the brig Mary Ann from Boston laden with munitions for Washington’s army. Nancy Hopewell insists on sailing aboard and helps outwit pursuing British ships, steering toward safety as the vessel becomes a prize of war near New York and is taken to the harbor.
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Nancy Hopewell and the Mary Ann Off Amagansett Shoal
In a Chesapeake voyage tale Nancy Hopewell and Elisha lead a prize crew aboard the brig Mary Ann as they outmaneuver a Britisher near Amagansett shoal. After a tense boarding and a wheel takedown, Nancy serves at the helm guiding their escape while the crew shells and sails to safety. Nancy shrugs off heroism, preferring pies for Sunday.
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Ex-Bandit Mariner Weds in Indiana Return
Marvin Kubus, paroled by Ohio Governor Herrick and returning to Indiana, has married Mrs. Kate Hogans widow of Albion. He plans to start a business in Churubusco.
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Churubusco
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