Cargo ships

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This collection contains two volumes that list ships entering the Port of Annapolis and their cargo, 1756-1775.

Abstract This collection includes the papers of Captain Edwin F. Greene, a master of the Baltimore coffee fleet in the late 19th-early 20th century. Includes many papers (receipts, payrolls, code books, accounts, manifestos, logs, etc.) relating to ships Capt. Greene mastered or inspected - such as "City of Montreal," "Grace Deering," "Hinkley," "Jason," "Julia," "Liberator," "Packet," "Rosella Smith," "West Gaven," "West Helix," and "Xenia." Many of these papers deal with voyages to South America....

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This collection contains correspondence to and from members of the Hicks family, 1833-1883. The primary correspondents include Captain Ratcliffe Hicks, his sons Charles R. Hicks and Alfred Hicks, his daughter Elizabeth Hicks Harding, and her husband, William Harding. The letters contain news on family and business affairs, chiefly news of sea trade.

Abstract 1. Journal of Mark Alexander, showing sales to early citizens: Peter and Richard Bond, Chas. and John Bosley, Lloyd Buchanan, Edward Cockey, Thos. Cradock, Chas. and John Gorsuch, John Green, Thos. and Wm Gist, John Gill, Chas. and Richard Croxall, Joshua Hall, Wm. Jessop, Alex. Lawson, Sam'l Merryman, John and Richard Moale, Chas. and John Redgely, Wm. Rogers, John and Tobias Stansbury, Drs. Henry and John Stevenson, Andrew Stigar, Vachel Worthington, etc. 1756-60. 2. Copies of invoices of...

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This collection contains 72 volumes of the records of arrivals and clearances in the port of Baltimore which were maintained by the Merchant's Exchange Reading Room.

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Collection of records related to customs duties. Includes manifest books, account books, and lists of vessels and cargoes entering or clearing the ports of Baltimore, Annapolis, Patuxent, and Oxford, Maryland.