Good Hope (Brigantine) logbook, 1801-1802.

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Good Hope (Brigantine) logbook, 1801-1802.

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The logbook of the brigantine Good Hope details a shipping voyage from Salem, Mass., to Saint Helena and Calcutta, Jan. 1801-Jan. 1802. The brigantine's home port was Salem; the owners were Nathaniel West and John Collins; the master was Collins; the logbook keeper was Abijah Northey. The logbook includes notes on birds seen during the voyage; diseases, specifically scurvy, on board; recreation and naval medicine; and equipment and supplies, specifically provisions, on board. The illustrations consist of profile views. During its voyage, the Good Hope spoke the schooner Jenny (out of Boston) and the brig Polly (out of Philadelphia).

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West, Nathaniel

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Northey, Abijah, 1774-1853

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Jenny (Schooner)

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Good Hope (Brigantine)

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Polly (Brig : 1796-1817)

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Collins, John A.

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This John Collins may have been one of the "Sufferers" of the boundary conflict between New York State and the new State of Vermont granted a compensatory lot in Bainbridge, Chenango County, New York by the commissioners of the New York State Land Office, as referred to in secondary sources on Chenango County. From the description of Survey map of the boundary line between New York State and Quebec, 1774. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122687843 ...