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James E Heg
Member of honor
USA
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 Posted - 14/09/2002 : 21:53:15
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Børge - Here is some info about TUSKINA. She was ship rigged, 421 tons (American register). In 1842 She was in the New York - Havre trade, Captain F.W. Spencer. Quite plainly American register. In 1843, under Capt. F.W. Spencer she is in the New York - New Orleans trade. In 1845 she is back in the Ny-Europe trade, Capt. S.O. Williams. Back in 1830 she was sailing NY-Mobile under Capt. Joseph Post. Evidentally a hardy old packet and a good sailer. This info from "Queens of the Western Ocean" Carl C. Cutler 1961. Mr. Cutler died in 1934 but his two volumes of work were not published until 1961. Warm regards. Jim Heg
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Borge
Veteran Moderator
Norway
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Posted - 15/09/2002 : 18:03:37
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Thanks Jim, we will include the new info in the db. Does the book say anything else about the ship?
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James E Heg
Member of honor
USA
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Posted - 16/09/2002 : 00:25:47
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Børge - The book doesn.t say anything more of relevance about TUSKINA. However, If you would like, I can feed you bunch of ship related info about other ships on your list, paticularly the Havre, Liverpool sailings. For example, the ship I posted fron NAHA info: BENJAMIN MORGAN, was working as a Liverpool packet in that year, built 1832, ship rigged,386 USRT. HECTOR also a Havre packet, ship rigged, 557 USRT, etc, sailing for E.D. Hurlbutt & Co.
This info is probably useful to you but not of general interest to the web users, except in context. Should I send it as I pick it up on some other channel or to some other forum? Regards. Jim Heg
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