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Elisha Fuller, Seaman

Posted on May 23, 2010 by Joe

…st Lieutenant John Guliker originally of the American Tartar. According to www.awiatsea.com , “the passage was rough and smallpox was raging aboard the ship: fourteen of the prisoners died en route, including two who fell overboard.” The Royal Bounty arrived at Marblehead, MA on or about 24 January with the libeled ship sold at auction in March 1778. An account of the harsh treatment of the officers and crew of the frigate Hancock while detained c… Continue reading →

Charles Bulkley, Lieutenant

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Joe

…ivities in the two years between his return from English captivity and his commission to command the 10-gun Connecticut privateer sloop Active and her compliment of sixty on 22 May 1781. Bulkley is recorded in those documents as hailing from Wethersfield, Colchester and New London. Owners of the Active were noted as John Wright and Justis Riley, both of Wethersfield. Under Bulkley’s command, the Active captured the British schooner Hazzard with a… Continue reading →

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Gurdon Bill, Captain of Marines

Posted on May 9, 2010 by Joe

…r boarding the lieutenant for twelve weeks and fourteen days. According to www.awaitsea.com, “in December 1778, Gurdon Bill applied to Huntington for the position of Lieutenant of Marines aboard the Confederacy. If otherwise filled, he requested an appointment as steward. Although some of his early letters are signed as Lieutenant of Marines, he apparently acted as steward or purser from 18 January to 4 February 1779 while the vessel was fitting o… Continue reading →

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List of prisoners who died in Halifax Hospital (1777) believed to belong to the frigate Hancock

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Joe

…oss from a photograph of the original document appearing online at: http://www.eldreds.com/auctions/detail/item/189306/sale/777/dept/43. One of several historically important hand-written documents sold at Eldred’s Marine Art & Antiques Auction in July 2013 associated with the Naval surgeon which also included another list of fifty-four persons Dr. Curtis apparently inoculated in the Halifax Prison in July 1777. The resolution of the photograph is… Continue reading →

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Rev. Edward Brooks, Chaplain

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Joe

…Oak Grove Cemetery at Medford. Their grave marker can be viewed at: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=69330224 The couple’s oldest son Cotton Brown Brooks was to become grandfather of Bishop of Massachusetts Phillip Brooks and his three brothers, all episcopal clergymen. Second son Peter Chardon Brooks, a merchant in the marine insurance business, was to become reputedly one of the hundred wealthiest persons in American history… Continue reading →

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