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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/317966559

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70955615

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http://viaf.org/viaf/128023843

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Thatcher Magoun (Ship)

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Papers, 1832-1885.

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Thatcher Magoun & Son. Papers, 1832-1885.

Title: Papers, 1832-1885.

Well known as Medford shipbuilders, the collection documents the other side of the operation; Thatcher Magoun retained ownership or part ownership of a number of the ships, which were used in the firm's lucrative international shipping business. Principal ships included "Herald of the Morning," "Electric Spark," "Timoleon," and "Thatcher Magoun." Papers are arranged chronologically in one series; bulk dates are 1840-1855. Collection consists principally of letters from ship captains (Daniel Winsor, Isaac Winsor, Edward Lander, Ebenezer Howes, John Dreyer, Israel Andrews, Sylvanus B. Bourne, Otis Baker, Jr.) and shipping agents (Baring Bros., Stieglitz & Co., Humphreys & Biddle, Liverpool; Brothers Nottebohm, Amsterdam; Padelford, Fay & Co., Savannah; George Knight & Co., New Orleans and Havana; Osborn & Whitridge, Baltimore) making arrangements for the transport of cargoes, and printed weekly price lists from various ports (Savannah Shipping and Commercial List, Merchants and Planters Prices Current [Mobile], Savannah Republican Prices Current, Courier Letter Sheet Review of the Market and Prices Current [Charleston], St. Louis Price Current and Commercial Record, and Commercial Advertiser Letter Sheet Price Current [Apalachicola]. Commodities traded included sugar from Cuba, cotton and tobacco from the American South, coal, Peruvian guano, molasses, American whiskey, and Canadian herring and mackerel. There is a single letter (1852 April 6, folder 30) from Donald McKay regarding shipbuilding, and a letter (contemporary copy, 1852 July 19, folder 46) from Daniel Webster, regarding protection of American vessels in Peruvian waters. There is correspondence (1858 May) between Rep. Linus B. Comins and Treasury Secretary Howell Cobb regarding the John L. Dimmock, and letters (1858 Aug.) concerning cargo being carried from England to Australia by the Electric Spark. With "List of American vessels passed Elsenure [Elsinore (Helsingør)] in 1844."

ArchivalResource: 1 box ; 26 cm.

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Thatcher Magoun (Clipper ship)

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Records, 1819-1885 (bulk 1833-1875).

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T. Magoun & Son. Records, 1819-1885 (bulk 1833-1875).

Title: Records, 1819-1885 (bulk 1833-1875).

Correspondence and business records including bills of lading, receipts, outfitting accounts, and crew lists, relating to thirteen specific ships built in Magoun's yard in Medford, Mass., including Timoleon, Thatcher Magoun, and Herald of the Morning; and materials not specifically related to T. Magoun & Son business enterprises: i.e. the records of B. Delano and Sons, a mercantile firm at Kingston, Mass., business papers of Daniel Tufts, and estate papers of James Neilson (managed by Thatcher Magoun).

ArchivalResource: ca. 5000 items.

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Thatcher Magoun (Clipper ship)

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Clipper Ship Card Collection 1858-1880, undated (Bulk 1850s-1860s)

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Clipper Ship Card Collection, 1858-1880, undated (Bulk 1850s-1860s)

Title: Clipper Ship Card Collection 1858-1880, undated (Bulk 1850s-1860s)

Clipper ship cards were printed to inform prospective passengers and freight shippers of a vessel's impending departure.

ArchivalResource: 0.35 Linear feet; (1 box, 122 cards)

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Thatcher Magoun (Ship)

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