Alice M. Gill.

United States. Lighthouse Service

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The United States Lighthouse Service formed in 1852, replacing the Bureau of Light-Houses. The United States was divided into 12 districts with a naval inspector appointed to each district; originally there were 8 districts, but this number grew to 19. The inspector performed a light inspection every three months. Lighthouse keepers were members of the military. In 1910, civilians began to run the lighthouses. In 1939, the Coast Guard absorbed the Lighthouse Service, reducing the number of distr...

Bliss, Albert Asahel, 1812-

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Norm (Ship)

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Alice M. Gill (Ship)

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Gill, Will.

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Lord Mayor of London. From the description of Autograph letter in the third person : to Sir Peter Burrell, 1789 Apr. 24. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 269561490 ...

Robertson, Duncan, shipbuilder.

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Douglas, G. A. H. (George A. H.), 1850-1925

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John Homegardner & Son.

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