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Collection: Ships' Logs Collection
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Nantucket Historical Association
Hello! Thank you for the feedback. The majority of our logbook collection documents whaling voyages, however, we will try to include a mix of other types of voyages in the future.
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Log of the sloop Dolphin, 1790-1791
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
dchurbuck
On July 31, 1854 the log notes "At 2 PM carried away pearl [PARREL]band and saddle of fore topsail yard." A "parrel" according to the Merriam Webster diction is "a rope loop of sliding collar by which a yard or spar is held to a mast in such a way...
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Log of the ship Edward Cary, 1854–1858
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
Blondie
Scud To run before a gale with little or no sail set. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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Logs of the ship Joseph Maxwell and the ship Midas, 1848–1857
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
dchurbuck
June 23 - "Spoke barque Sun 8 months out clean." - Bark Sun of Mattapoisett, Captain Tatch, owner R.L. Barstow. Departed Mattapoisett October 14, 1853; returned September 8, 1855 380 bbls sperm oil, sent home 147 bbls. sperm -- Starbuck, p. 508
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Log of the ship Edward Cary, 1854–1858
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
formerfarmer
Can NHA put up some more ships logs other than whalers for transcribing? Riddell's journal was a lot more interesting to transcribe than counts of dead whales
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Log of the sloop Dolphin, 1790-1791
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
dchurbuck
May 24 - spoke the barque "Union" of Bedford -- most likely the bark Union of New Bedford which sailed from that port on May 23 under command of Capt. Zaccheus Macy, owner Chapman & Bonney
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Log of the ship Edward Cary, 1854–1858
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
Blondie
"by Acc," meaning "by account," - the latitude calculated from the course and distance sailed since the previous location; a common procedure when the weather was too thick for observation. www.mysticeseaport.org
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Logs of the ship Joseph Maxwell and the ship Midas, 1848–1857
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
Blondie
gal·ly ˈga-lē gallied; gallying transitive verb : frighten, terrify https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gally
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Logs of the ship Joseph Maxwell and the ship Midas, 1848–1857
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
Blondie
fish 1. To repair a mast or spar with a fillet of wood. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_nautical_terms_(A%E2%80%93L)#F
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Logs of the ship Joseph Maxwell and the ship Midas, 1848–1857
Ships' Logs Collection
4 months ago
pflysaght
Extremely difficult to decipher! Is it worth the effort??
10
Log of the sloop Dolphin, 1790-1791
Ships' Logs Collection
about 1 year ago
Blondie
Great!
85
Logs of the bark Tremont and the bark Ocean Bride, 1854-1861
Ships' Logs Collection
about 1 year ago
Nantucket Historical Association
Unless there are any hand written annotations no. The printed Matter should already be machine readable and thus not need to be transcribed.
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Logs of the bark Tremont and the bark Ocean Bride, 1854-1861
Ships' Logs Collection
about 1 year ago
Blondie
Do you want these pre-printed pages of the "Abstract Log for the Merchant Service" transcribed?
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Logs of the bark Tremont and the bark Ocean Bride, 1854-1861
Ships' Logs Collection
about 1 year ago
formerfarmer
Suggest the Society publish these abstract log pages as facsimiles - would be much more interesting to a researcher than a transcription
6
Logs of the bark Tremont and the bark Ocean Bride, 1854-1861
Ships' Logs Collection
over 1 year ago
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