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William Nourse, Midshipman

Posted on May 16, 2010 by Joe

…traits are captured in a painting that may also be viewed online at http://www.noursefamily.net/wills/img/5-James_and_Sarah.jpghttp://www.noursefamily.net/wills/img/5-James_and_Sarah.jpg . The elder Nourse, with wife and nine children, left England on 16 March 1769 and emigrated to Virginia aboard the ship Liberty, arriving in Hampton on 10 May 1769. About 1770, James Nourse moved his family to a plantation at Piedmont near Charles Town in Berkele… Continue reading →

David Phipps, Lieutenant

Posted on March 20, 2010 by Joe

…s to his daughter Elizabeth dated 18 February 1805 can be found online at: freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/…/davidphipps1741.htm . Other documents associated with Captain Phipps are extant and can be found in the Jared Mansfield Papers at the Ohio Historical Society. Fourth child and oldest son David Phipps, Junior was born 16 January 1778. The unmarried forty-four year old was drowned near Fort Diamond in New York Harbor near the presen… Continue reading →

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Schooner Amity & Captain Thomas Palmer

Posted on January 7, 2017 by Joe

…correspondence between Langdon, Josiah Bartlett, the Board of War and the Commerce Committee of the Continental Congress during June 1778. As evidenced by a shipping agreement dated at Portsmouth on 2 June 1778, three of the crew were engaged “on Board the Schooner Amity, Thomas Palmer Master, bound from hence to France & back again in the Service of the United States of America” even before the vessel was acquired by Continental Naval agent John… Continue reading →

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Alphabetical List of Officers and Men of the Frigate Virginia captured on 31 March 1778

Posted on March 24, 2015 by Joe

…a flag, in order to procure the parole of my officers, which I expect to accomplish; after which I shall proceed to Baltimore, and from thence shall immediately wait on Congress. The Virginia is obliged to be towed, and is not yet got up. Many years later Barney remembers in his autobiography, “… at day light we saw three of the Enemy’s Frigates near us, we had passed them; & the loss of our rudder prevented us getting to sea, the moment Capt. Nic… Continue reading →

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Samuel Makins, Master’s Mate, Sailing Master

Posted on February 24, 2013 by Joe

…he Grand Banks in mid-July. Pension records incorrectly identify the fleet commander as Commodore Preble. Sailing in dense fog amongst British warships protecting the fleet, the Americans took eleven prizes in secret before escaping at nightfall, eight making Boston with the three Continental ships in late August. Although the prize ships and cargoes sold for more than a million dollars, the price that the newlywed Makins and his wife paid far exc… Continue reading →