Gardner, William Bunker

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William B. Gardner (1811-1856), New England shipmaster, commanded whaling ships which made voyages to the Pacific Coast from 1839-1850. In 1852 he became master of the ship "Sarah Parker" and sailed from New Bedford, Mass., to the Pacific Coast. Gardner's wife, Charlotte Coffin Gardner, and their son accompanied him on this journey, and another son was born in San Francisco before their return to Nantucket in 1855.

From the description of Papers of William Bunker Gardner, 1847-1965. (Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens). WorldCat record id: 122332607

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referencedIn Sarah Parker (Ship). Log/journal, 1852 June 24-1855 May 10. Nantucket Hist Association
creatorOf Gardner, William Bunker. Papers of William Bunker Gardner, 1847-1965. Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens
creatorOf Columbus (Ship : 1820-1851). Log/journal, 1839 May 26-1843 Apr. 27. Nantucket Hist Association
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associatedWith Columbus (Ship : 1820-1851) corporateBody
associatedWith Courier (Ship) corporateBody
associatedWith Flora (Ship) corporateBody
associatedWith Gardner, Charlotte Coffin, 1820-1882. person
associatedWith Gardner, Grace Brown, 1880-1973. person
associatedWith Graves, Eleanor Jane. person
associatedWith Mary Mitchell (Ship) corporateBody
associatedWith Sarah Parker (Ship) corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Nantucket (Mass.)
San Francisco (Calif.)
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Ocean travel
Ship captains
Ship captains' spouses
Voyages to the Pacific coast
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Active 1847

Active 1965

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