37561837 http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6z93wk4 revised SNAC: Social Networks and Archival Context English VIAF revised 2015-09-19 machine CPF merge program Merge v2.0 revised 2016-08-13T09:45:07 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Parser Bulk ingest into SNAC Database revised 2016-08-13T09:45:08 human System Service (system@localhost) created 2026-05-27 machine SNAC EAC-CPF Serializer SNAC Identity Constellation serialized to EAC-CPF /data/source/findingAids/lc/ms007005.xml Margaret (Ship) /data/source/findingAids/nwda/oregon_historical_society_research_library/OHYMSS4000.xml Margaret (Ship) -- Pictorial works. /data/source/findingAids/nwda/oregon_historical_society_research_library/OHYMSS215.xml Margaret (Ship) corporateBody Margaret (Ship) presumed active 1697 active 1909 Albatrosses Ships Butterflies Disease Fishing Harbors Indians of North America Indigenous peoples Logbooks Logbooks Merchant mariners Occupations Shipping Ships and shipping Turtles Voyages and travels Voyages to the Pacific coast B.C--Queen Charlotte Islands British Columbia--Queen Charlotte Islands British Columbia--Queen Charlotte Islands Massachusetts--Boston Cayaks Harbor (Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C.) Massachusetts--Boston Cayaks Harbor (Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C.) British Columbia Northwest Coast of North America Northwest Coast of North America

Trading vessel, out of Boston, Mass., mastered by James Magee, Sr.; owner-agent: James Lamb.

From the description of Log/journal, 1791 Oct. 24-1792 May 22. (Nantucket Hist Association). WorldCat record id: 71013622 From the description of Log/journal, 1791 Nov. 24-1792 May 22. (Nantucket Hist Association). WorldCat record id: 71013625

Built at Chittagong, 250 tons. Principal Managing Owner: Downie & Maitland. Voyages: (1) From Bengal 1805. Capt Benjamin Fergusson. Calcutta 3 Dec 1805 - 14 Feb 1806 Saugor - 29 Apr St Helena - 24 Jun Downs.

British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : CorporateBody : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000093.0x0001e6 Abbot, Henry L. Abbot, Henry L. Adventure (Sloop : 1773-1776) Columbia (Ship) Crowninshield Family. East India Marine Society, 1799-1972. Forrester, Simon, 1746-1817. Herrick, Jacob W. Jackson, Hewitt R., Jackson, Hewitt R., artist. Johnson, Eleazer. Lamb, David, first mate. Lamb, James. Lamb, James, shipowner. Lamb, Thomas. Louisa (Ship) Magee, James. Magee, James, 1750-1801. Magee, James, Sr. Perkins, Thomas Handaysd, 1764-1854. Ryan, Thomas. Social Insurance Co. (Salem, Mass.). Sturgis, Russell. Thomson, Anne Deas Lady, 1806-1884. Ward, Charles, 1816-1876. Weeks, Lemuel. Margaret (Ship) Sturgis Library (Barnstable, Mass.). Archives. Freeman family papers, 1831-1884. Sturgis Library (Barnstable, Mass.). Archives. Freeman family papers, 1831-1884. 1 box. The bulk of this collection consists of the business correspondence and financial records of Captain Solomon Freeman. The correspondence begins in 1831 and continues through 1861. Most of the letters have been transcribed and the transcriptions are filed with its corresponding letter. A small part of this collection relates to Captain Solomon Freeman's daughter, Olive Winslow. These include a letter to Olive and legal documents referring to Captain Freeman's estate. Sturgis Library (Barnstable, Mass.) Crowninshield Family. Crowninshield Family Papers, 1697-1909. Margaret (Ship) Neptune (Brig) Crowninshield Family. Eustis, William; 1753-1825. Everett, Edward; 1794-1865. Gallatin, Albert; 1761-1849. Gerry, Elbridge, 1744-1814. Gore, Charles. Graham, John, 1774-1820. Hammet, Alex. Homans, Benjamin, 1765-1823. Hull, Isaac, 1773-1843. Maxey, Virgil. Silsbee, Nathaniel, 1748-1791. Story, Joseph; 1779-1845. Alfred (Ship) America (Ship : 1795-1815) Camel (Bark) Diomede (Brig) Diomede (Schooner) Elizabeth (Brig) Fame (Ship) George Crowninshield and Sons (Salem, Mass.) Golden Age (Ship) Harriot (Brig) Henry (Brig) Hind (Bark) Hope (Schooner) Jefferson (Sloop) John (Ship : 1795-1813) Minerva (Ship : 1800-1816) Polly (Sloop) Telemachus (Brig) Traveller (Ship) Wild Goose (Brig) Crowninshield Family Papers, 1697-1909. 9 boxes (4.25 linear feet) This collection of correspondence, business papers, family history, and photographs illustrate the business and personal activities of the Crowninshield Family. Peabody Essex Museum Henry L. Abbot Family Papers, 1770-2001, (bulk 1832-1870) Abbot, Henry L. Henry L. Abbot Family Papers 1770-2001 (bulk 1832-1870) 2,000 items; 9 containers plus 3 artifact containers and 1 oversize; 5.6 linear feet Correspondence, memoirs, diaries, writings, photographs, legal and financial records, genealogical material, military records, printed matter, and mementos primarily documenting the professional and family activities of Henry L. Abbot and his family during the Civil War. English Library of Congress. Manuscript Division Margaret (Ship). Margaret (Ship) logbook, 1792. Margaret (Ship) Margaret (Ship) logbook, 1792. 1 v. The typescript copy of extracts from the logbook of the ship Margaret details a shipping voyage to the Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C., Jan.-May 1792. The ship's owners included Thomas and James Lamb, Eleazar Johnson, Thomas H. Perkins, James Magee, and Russell Sturgis; the master was Magee. The logbook includes references to butterflies, turtles, and albatrosses seen during the voyage; diseases (illnesses) on board; shipboard occupations; indigenous peoples encountered; fishing; equipment and supplies, specifically provisions, aboard the ship; and a list of the merchant mariners on board. During its voyage, the Margaret spoke the sloop Adventure and the ship Columbia out of Boston. Peabody Essex Museum Thomson, Anne Deas Lady, 1806-1884. Journal [microform]. Thomson, Anne Deas Lady, 1806-1884. Journal [microform]. 1 microfilm reel: negative. Journal of a voyage to Australia kept on board the ship "Margaret" commences 19 Aug. 1831, eight days out of Teneriffe. Margaret arrived in Sydney, 2 Dec. 1831, but the journal continues until 27 Dec. giving a short account of Sydney life. Libraries Australia Margaret (Ship). Log/journal, 1791 Nov. 24-1792 May 22. Margaret (Ship) Herrick, Jacob W. Log/journal, 1791 Nov. 24-1792 May 22. 1 v. Log/journal, kept by Jacob W. Herrick, relating to a voyage to the Northwest Coast of America. Nantucket Hist Association Louisa (Ship). Louisa (Ship) logbook, 1806. Louisa (Ship) Louisa (Ship) logbook, 1806. 1 v. The logbook of the ship Louisa details a shipping voyage from Sumatra to Salem, Mass., Aug.-Dec. 1806. During its voyage, the Louisa spoke the ships Caroline (out of New Orleans), Laura (out of Boston), Margaret (out of Salem), Marian (out of Philadelphia), and Solus (out of New York), and the brigs Eliza (out of Nantucket) and Messervy (out of New York). Peabody Essex Museum Ward, Charles, 1816-1876. Charles Ward Papers, 1746-1888. Ward, Charles, 1816-1876. Shepard, Michael, 1786-1856. Golden Cross (Ship) Margaret (Ship) Waverly (Bark) Charles Ward Papers, 1746-1888. 3 boxes, 7 volumes (3 linear feet). The collection contains Charles Ward's business, personal and civic papers for the years he was the U.S. Consul to Zanzibar (1845-1850) and a shiiping merchant in Salem, MA (1851-1876). Peabody Essex Museum Inventory of the log book of the ship Margaret, 1792 Inventory of the log book of the ship Margaret 1792 .02 cubic feet (1 folder) Typescript photocopy of an inventory, 4 pp, of the contents of the two volume log book of the ship Margaret on a voyage to the Pacific in 1792, with a list of tables, illustrations and maps. English Oregon Historical Society Research Library Forrester, Simon, 1746-1817. Simon Forrester Papers, 1799-1812. Forrester, Simon, 1746-1817. Simon Forrester Papers, 1799-1812. 1 envelope, 1 oversize folder. Salem, MA ship owner. Collection contains papers for: Restitution (Ship), Gipsy (Brig), Sukey (Brig), and Margaret (Ship), such as disbursements of beef, silks, rope, and opium, crew's wages, insurance policy for brig Sukey (oversized), and miscellaneous correspondence. Peabody Essex Museum Magee, James, 1750-1801. Papers, 1790-1816. Magee, James, 1750-1801. Magee, James, d. 1823. Lamb, James, b. 1746. Lamb, Thomas, 1753-1813. James and Thomas Lamb (Boston, Mass.) Papers, 1790-1816. 1 narrow box. Photocopies of parts of a journal and a log (1791-92) of the merchant ship Margaret, commanded by James Magee Sr. of Boston, Mass., on a voyage from Boston around Cape Horn to the Pacific coast; and of the ship Minerva (1816), commanded by James Magee Jr., from Boston to London. Also, a book of accounts (1790-96) between James Sr. and the firm of James and Thomas Lamb. Location of original logs unknown. Massachusetts Historical Society East India Marine Society, 1799-1972. East India Marine Society Records, 1799-1972. Prince, Jr., John. East India Marine Society, 1799-1972. Barr, James. Bowditch, Nathaniel, 1773-1838. Bullock, Benjamin. Burchmore, John. Carnes, Jonathan. Carpenter, Benjamin. Chipman, Thomas. Clark, Henry. Crowninshield, Benjamin. Crowninshield, Clifford. Crowninshield, Jacob. Derby, Jr., Elias Hasket 1766-1826. Derby, Samuel Gardner, 1767-1843. Devereux, James. Elkins, Henry. Felt, John. Gardner, Richard. Gibaut, John. Hathorne, Daniel. Hodges, Benjamin. Hodges, George. Hodges, Jonathan. Lambert, Samuel. Lambert, Jonathan. Lander, Benjamin. Mason, Jonathan. Nichols, Ichabod. Orne, Josiah. Osgood, John. Phillips, Stephen, 1764-1838. Pickman, Dudley Leavitt, 1779-1846. Putnam, Thomas, 1763-1822. Richardson, William. Robinson, William. Ropes, John. Ropes, Joseph. Sage, Daniel. Silsbee, Nathaniel. Smith, George Girdler. Swett, Enoch. Townsend, Moses. Webb, Jr., Benjamin. West, Edward. Williams, Israel. Wheatland, Richard. Wheatland, Stephen. East India Marine Society Records, 1799-1972. 29 boxes, 13 volumes (18.5 linear feet) This collection consists of correspondence, financial documents, guest books, scrapbooks, catalogs, and ships' journals from the founding of the society in 1799 to 1972. Peabody Essex Museum Weeks, Lemuel. Lemuel Weeks logbooks, 1818-1831. Weeks, Lemuel. Lemuel Weeks logbooks, 1818-1831. 1 v. ; 33 cm. Logs kept on the brigs Fox, Moro, Nestor, and Peace, the schooner Element, and ships Moscow and Margaret during voyages to Charleston, Hamburg, Hampton Roads, Liverpool, London, Martinique, Matanza, Miquelon, New York, Pointe-a-Pitre, Portland, Rotterdam, St. Pierre, Sebutal, and Savannah. Most of the vessels were based in Portland. Maine Historical Society Library Margaret: Journal Margaret: Journal 3 Dec 1805-2 Jul 1806 1 volume English British Library Margaret (Ship). Log/journal, 1791 Oct. 24-1792 May 22. Margaret (Ship) Lamb, David, first mate. Log/journal, 1791 Oct. 24-1792 May 22. 1 v. Log/journal, kept by David Lamb, first mate, relating to a voyage to the Northwest Coast of America. Nantucket Hist Association Margaret (Ship). Inventory of the log book of the ship Margaret [manuscripts]. Margaret (Ship) Inventory of the log book of the ship Margaret [manuscripts]. .02 cubic feet (1 folder) Typescript photocopy of an inventory, 4 pp, of the contents of the two volume log book of the ship Margaret on a voyage to the Pacific in 1792, with a list of tables, illustrations and maps. Oregon Historical Society Research Library Jackson, Hewitt R.,. Hewitt Jackson research and sketches for the painting "Friendly Cove" [manuscript], 1792-1973. Jackson, Hewitt R., Hewitt Jackson research and sketches for the painting "Friendly Cove" [manuscript], 1792-1973. .4 cubic feet (5 folders and 1 oversize folder) Collection includes: Photocopy ships' logs and related notes, 57 pp, 7 August-13 October 1792, compiled by Hewitt Jackson for his painting "Friendly Cove", ships include Hope, Chatham and Discovery; Photocopy research sketches for the painting, 9 sheets, 1973, of ships Discovery, Chatham, Daedelus, Margaret, Sta. Gertrudis, Columbia Rediviva and Adventure; Letter to Edmund Hayes, 18 June 1973, on back of 2 drawings, regarding Jackson's research. Oregon Historical Society Research Library Social Insurance Co. (Salem, Mass.). Social Insurance Company Records, 1803-1842. Social Insurance Co. (Salem, Mass.). Betsey (Brig) Betsey (Schooner) Brutus (Ship) Diomede (Brig) Dispatch (Brig) Fortune (Schooner) Franklin (Ship) Margaret (Ship) Maria (Schooner) Nancy (Schooner) Polly (Schooner) Rambler (Ship) Social Insurance Company Records, 1803-1842. 4 boxes (1.75 linear feet). Salem, MA marine insurance company. Collection contains meeting minutes, correspondence, legal papers, financial records, and policies and claims. Peabody Essex Museum Ryan, Thomas. Thomas Ryan's Journals of his East India Voyages 1832-1839. Ryan, Thomas. Thomas Ryan's Journals of his East India Voyages 1832-1839. 1 v. (appx. 500 p.) : some ill., map ; 25 cm. Journal kept by Thomas Ryan on six voyages between Philadelphia and India, 1832 - 1839, consisting mainly of notes on the weather, but also including lists of names of passengers and crew aboard ship, mentions of other vessels seen at sea, types of birds and animals observed, lists of names of other American ships at the port of Calcutta, poetry, Bible verses, literary quotations, ink and pencil drawings, memoranda, calculations, a list of books in Ryan's library and a handdrawn map of the routes of the six voyages. Independence Seaport Museum Hewitt Jackson research and sketches for the painting "Friendly Cove", 1792-1973 Jackson, Hewitt R.,artist. Hewitt Jackson research and sketches for the painting "Friendly Cove" 1792-1973 .4 cubic feet (5 folders and 1 oversize folder) Collection includes: Photocopy ships' logs and related notes, 57 pp, 7 August-13 October 1792, compiled by Hewitt Jackson for his painting "Friendly Cove", ships include Hope, Chatham and Discovery; Photocopy research sketches for the painting, 9 sheets, 1973, of ships Discovery, Chatham, Daedelus, Margaret, Sta. Gertrudis, Columbia Rediviva and Adventure; Letter to Edmund Hayes, 18 June 1973, on back of 2 drawings, regarding Jackson's research. Hewitt Robinson Jackson (1914-2007) was an artist and maritime historian. English Oregon Historical Society Research Library