Lewis G. Stanley special license to navigate Vessell B499, 1918 Dec. 12.

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Lewis G. Stanley special license to navigate Vessell B499, 1918 Dec. 12.

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U.S. Customs Service license issued to Lewis G. Stanley to navigate Vessel B499, accompanying letter, and envelope.

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Great Cranberry Island Historical Museum

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U.S. Customs Service

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Isaac H. Scott was born in Quebec; came to the United States at age 14. Served during the Civil War and was the last surviving member of the crew of the Monitor. He was employed at the Ferry St. U.S. Customs office, Buffalo, N.Y., for 33 years. From the description of Personnel file of Isaac H. Scott, 1915-1920. (Buffalo History Museum). WorldCat record id: 33113607 The establishment of customs districts and ports of entry and appointment of customs officers was...

B499 (Ship)

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Stanley, Lewis Gilman, 1869-1957

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In 1925 Beatrice Birmingham went to Fort Yukon, Alaska, to work at the hospital. In 1926, she married Willoughby Mason and traveled with him and his brother, Reuben, 600 miles up the Porcupine River for winter fur trapping. Mr. Mason died in 1935 and Beatrice later married Lewis V. Stanley, a prospector who arrived in Alaska in 1897. He was in Nome in 1901, Chisana in 1913, and worked for several large mining companies throughout the North and Alaska. The Masons retired to Seattle and their home...