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Macondray, Frederick William, 1840-1885. Frederick William Macondray papers, 1821-1880.

Title: Frederick William Macondray papers, 1821-1880.

Two letter books (1864-1880) of correspondence from Frederick W. Macondray, Jr. mostly concerning business of the import company, Macondray? a small amount of family and business papers (1860-1879); and a log for the ship Panther, kept by Frederick W. Macondray, Sr., in his role as clerk and first officer, on a voyage from Boston to Calif., Aug. 1821-Aug. 1823.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (0.5 linear ft.)

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Macondray, Frederick William, 1840-1885. Frederick William Macondray papers, 1821-1880.

Title: Frederick William Macondray papers, 1821-1880.

Two letter books (1864-1880) of correspondence from Frederick W. Macondray, Jr. mostly concerning business of the import company, Macondray? a small amount of family and business papers (1860-1879); and a log for the ship Panther, kept by Frederick W. Macondray, Sr., in his role as clerk and first officer, on a voyage from Boston to Calif., Aug. 1821-Aug. 1823.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (0.5 linear ft.)

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Macondray, Frederick William, 1803-1862. Frederick William Macondray Letters, 1850-1862.

Title: Frederick William Macondray Letters, 1850-1862.

Letters to William E. Parrott in Boston.

ArchivalResource: 1 manuscript box.

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Frederick William Macondray Letters, 1850-1862

Title: Frederick William Macondray Letters, 1850-1862

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Tonquin (Ship). Tonquin (Ship) logbook, 1845-1846.

Title: Tonquin (Ship) logbook, 1845-1846.

The logbook of the ship Tonquin details a shipping voyage from Boston to Guangzhou, China, Hong Kong, and New York, Mar. 1845-Feb. 1846. The ship's owners were George R. Minot, Frederick H. and James B. Bradlee, Nathaniel Hooper, and Frederick William Macondray; the master was William G. Blackler; the logbook keeper was Samuel Bridges. The ship's home port was Boston. The logbook includes details of the ship's cargo, lumber; wounds and injuries suffered by the merchant mariners on board; frequent illness and diseases on board, including malaria (ague), fever and dysentery; details of the ship's equipment and supplies, specifically provisions; and the naval medicine practiced on board. The logbook continues while in port. During its voyage the Tonquin spoke the brig Boxer; the ships Carthage, Farwell, Frederick Warren, Huntress, J.Q. Adams, and Palimar; the schooner Elizabeth, the barks John Bull and Thomas Lee; and the vessels (of unknown rigging) Ann Mariera, Jacob Perkins, Natches, and Tarter.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52741951 View