Shipping papers, 1801-1803.

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Shipping papers, 1801-1803.

The shipping papers cover the third, fourth and fifth voyages of the ship OLIVE BRANCH to Cap François, La Rochelle and the Cape Verde Islands (1802-1803); the first and second voyages of the ship CHARLESTON PACKET to Charleston and Havre (1802-1803); the third, fourth and fifth voyages of the brig ARISTIDES to Charleston (1801-1802); the first voyage of the brig FAME to Curacao (1803); and the sixth voyage of the brig NANCY to Cap François (1802). They include ship's articles, accounts, cargo manifests, bills of lading, outfitter's bills, agreements with captains and correspondence with agents in foreign ports.. Commodities mentioned include: sugar, cotton, coffe, hides, hardware, textiles, wine, rum, gunpowder, flour, lumber, Windsor chairs, rice, butter and cheese.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6738365

Hagley Museum & Library

Related Entities

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Fame (Brig)

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Massey, Charles, b. 1778.

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Eyre & Massey.

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Nancy (Brig : 1799)

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Charleston Packet (Ship)

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Eyre, Manuel, 1777-1845.

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Manuel Eyre, a Philadelphia merchant of Quaker ancestry, was born in 1777. His father, Manuel Eyre, Sr., (1736-1805) was a shipwright in Kensington and a colonel in the Contintental Army. He obtained his training in the counting house of Henry Pratt and Abraham Kintzing and in 1803 joined with Charles Massey, Jr., (b. 1778) to form the mercantile firm of Eyre & Massey, a partnership that lasted until Eyre's death in 1845. The firm of Eyre & Massey owned over 20 v...

Aristides (Brig)

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Olive Branch (Ship)

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