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To the Confederate Vessel Papers Compiled by Sabrina Rodriguez for the Young-Sanders Center Apr-10 Index to the Confederate Vessel Papers Compiled by Sabrina Rodriguez for the Young-Sanders Center Apr-10 Vessel Type of Ship: Reel # Sequence # # of Pages A. & I. Ship 2 A-59 2 A. A. Chapman Canal Boat 2 A-68 4 A. Alvarado Barque 3 A-214 3 A. B. Noyes Steamer 2 A-58 4 A. B. Thompson Ship 2 A-42 270 A. Bell Vessel 3 A-74 5 A. Bradsaw Brig 3 A-75 2 A. Brewer Bark 3 A-76 4 A. C. Leverette Vessel 3 A-78 2 A. C. Williams Schooner 2 A-43 3 A. Colby Schooner 3 A-213 1 A. E. Fry Vessel 3 A-177 3 A. E. Thompson Vessel 3 A-93 5 A. F. Champman Vessel 3 A-94 2 A. F. Schmidt Vessel 3 A-95 10 A. G. Brown Vessel 3 A-208 5 A. G. Ross Steamer 2 A-28 61 A. Gizandal Vessel 3 A-80 1 A. H. Manchaster Vessel 3 A-96 1 A. H. Schultz Steamer 1 A-5 15 A. Hopkins Brig 3 A-97 1 A. J. Bird Schooner 3 A-229 1 A. J. Hodge Vessel 3 A-219 1 A. J. Vicou Schooner 3 A-180 1 A. J. Whitmoore Steamer 3 A-101 2 A. McDonald Vessel 3 A-114 1 A. O. Tyler Vessel 3 A-143 1 A. P. Hurt Steamer 2 A-21 121 A. Pamplin Canal Boat 3 A-242 1 A. Provost Vessel 3 A-144 6 A. R. Elliot Schooner 3 A-149 1 A. Richards Brig 3 A-152 1 A. S. Cannon Schooner 3 A-161 2 A. S. Ruthven Steamer 2 A-26 35 A. Snow Vessel 3 A-163 2 A. Tainter Vessel 3 A-164 2 A. W. Baker Steamer 2 A-27 13 A. W. Quarrier Steamer 2 A-38 105 Aaron B. Moore Steamer 2 A-52 5 Abelline Ship 3 A-207 2 Acadia Steamer 1 A-1 14 Acanastra Ship 3 A-77 2 Acme Ship 3 A-79 3 Acorn Steamer 2 A-51 6 Active Vessel 3 A-81 9 Ada Schooner 3 A-227 1 Ada Steamer 3 A-82 2 Adams Vessel 3 A-83 2 Addison Ship 3 A-84 2 5/25/2010 Index to the Confederate Vessel Papers 10:26 AM Vessel Type of Ship: Reel # Sequence # # of Pages Adela Schooner 1 A-4 124 Adelaide Canal Boat 2 A-67 9 Adelaide Brig 3 A-85 5 Adelaide Vessel 3 A-86 2 Adeline Canal Boat 2 A-66 3 Adeline Schooner 3 A-87 5 Adelphina Vessel 3 A-88 2 Adept Ship 3 A-89 2 Adlso Schooner 3 A-232 1 Admil. P. Tordenskold Ship 3 A-90 2 Admiral Steamer 1 A-3 25 Admiral Blake Schooner 3 A-233 1 Adriatic Ship 3 A-91 1 Advance Steamer 1 A-2 34 Advance Schooner 2 A-44 13 Advance Shio 3 A-92 2 Aefonsine Schooner 3 A-105 2 Aefonsine Schooner 3 A-106 2 Aefonsine Vessel 3 A-107 2 Aeolus Bark 3 A-178 1 Agassiz Vessel 3 A-238 1 Agnes H. Ward Schooner 3 A-234 1 Agnes Louisa Steamer 2 A-40 9 Agnes Louisa Schooner 2 A-55 7 Aid Schooner 3 A-98 1 Aid Steamer 3 A-99 3 Aiken Schooner 3 A-100 1 Ala Pionters Vessel 3 A-241 1 Alabama Steamer 1 A-6 312 Alabama Schooner 3 A-102 7 Alabama C. S. Cruiser 3 A-237 9 Alamo Steamer 1 A-9 56 Albemarle Steamer 1 A-7 53 Albemarle Steamer 2 A-61 12 Albertine Steamer 2 A-29 7 Albina Schooner 3 A-194 1 Albon Steamer 3 A-221 1 Albon Lincoln Barque 3 A-231 1 Alciope Schooner 3 A-179 2 Alert Schooner 2 A-56 11 Alexander Schooner 3 A-103 4 Alexander Ship 3 A-104 1 Alexina Schooner 2 A-36 10 Alfarata Steamer 1 A-10 43 Alfred Ship 3 A-108 1 Alfred H. Partridge Schooner 3 A-225 1 Algerine Steamer 2 A-62 28 Algian Vessel 3 A-224 1 Alhawbra Ship 3 A-109 2 Alice Sloop 3 A-110 3 Alice Echols Canal Boat 2 A-69 13 Alice Gibson Schooner 2 A-37 14 Alice Ida Schooner 3 A-235 1 Alice Maud Vessel 3 A-195 1 5/25/2010 Index to the Confederate Vessel Papers 10:26 AM Vessel Type of Ship: Reel # Sequence # # of Pages Alice Vivian Steamer 1 A-8 50 Alida Vessel 3 A-111 1 Alleghamian Vessel 3 A-239 3 Alleghanian Ship 3 A-112 2 Allianc British Ship 3 A-236 1 Alligator Schooner 2 A-54 20 Allison Steamer 2 A-30 5 Alone Canal Boat 2 A-70 12 Alonzo Child Steamer 1 A-11 56 Alpha Steamer 2 A-47 3 Alpine Vessel 3 A-196 1 Alta Smith Vessel 3 A-220 1 Althea Vessel 3 A-113 1 Althea Brooks Schooner 2 A-31 9 Alvina Schooner 3 A-245 2 Amazon Schooner 1 A-12 6 Amazon Steamer 2 A-39 63 Amazon Barge 3 A-115 1 Ambassador Sloop 3 A-116 17 Ambition Schoober 3 A-117 1 Amelia Towboat 3 A-118 2 America Vessel 3 A-197 1 American Ship 3 A-119 1 American Coaster Schooner 3 A-223 2 American Union Schooner 3 A-120 7 Amethist Sloop 1 A-13 6 Amite State Boat LA 3 A-244 3 Anabelle Brig 3 A-226 1 Anacostia Schooner 1 A-15 5 Andracita Schooner 3 A-217 2 Andrew Corney Vessel 3 A-198 1 Andrew Peters Vessel 3 A-199 1 Andromeda Ship 3 A-181 2 Angela Sloop 3 A-121 5 Angelina Bark 3 A-122 3 Angelina Brig 3 A-123 2 Angeline Schooner 1 A-14 7 Angelita Schooner 3 A-124 1 Angler Vessel 3 A-200 1 Anglo Norman C. S. Gunboat 1 A-19 17 Anglo Saxon Gunboat 2 A-32 39 Angostura Vessel 3 A-201 1 Anita Schooner 3 A-202 3 Ann Steamer 3 A-125 2 Ann & Mary Schooner 3 A-126 1 Ann Bell Schooner 3 A-222 2 Ann C. Davenport Schooner 1 A-17 3 Ann Eliza Vessel 3 A-127 2 Ann Elizabeth Sloop 3 A-247 11 Ann F. Lee Schooner 3 A-183 1 Ann Fisher Canal Boat 2 A-71 3 Ann Washburn Sloop 3 A-129 1 Anna Schooner 3 A-130 1 Anna Schooner 3 A-182 2 5/25/2010 Index to the Confederate Vessel Papers 10:26 AM Vessel Type of Ship: Reel # Sequence # # of Pages Anna & Criss Sloop 3 A-137 1 Anna Belle Schooner 2 A-33 4 Anna Costa Schooner 2 A-41 1 Anna Dale Gunboat 3 A-203 4 Anna Davis Schooner 3 A-132 1 Anna Deans Schooner 3 A-133 3 Anna Gifferson Schooner 3 A-204 4 Anna Lovett Schooner 3 A-131 1 Anna Murrah Schooner 3 A-134 2 Anna Perret Steamer 1 A-16 13 Anna Perret Steamer 1 A-18 28 Anna Smith Schooner 3 A-135 1 Anna Taylor Schooner 3 A-136 2 Anne E. Williams Canal Boat 3 A-209 3 Anne Laure Schip 3 A-138 2 Anne Margaretta Ship 3 A-139 1 Annie Steamer 2 A-57 6 Annie Steamer 3 A-184 8 Annie Berry Pilot Boat 3 A-216 1 Annie Childs Steamer 3 A-185 1 Annie E. Williams Canal Boat 2 A-72 19 Annie Sise Vessel 3 A-140 2 Anola Schooner 3 A-186 3 Antelope Steamer 2 A-53 7 Antelope Schooner 3 A-205 1 Antiona Steamer 3 A-141 2 Antoine Brig 3 A-246 3 Antoineta Bark 3 A-142 3 Antonica Steamer 1 A-20 18 Antonion Schooner 2 A-60 25 Antonion Bark 3 A-187 1 Appleton Belle Steamer 2 A-22 8 Aquilla Schooner 3 A-145 3 Aquilla Ship 3 A-188 1 Arabian Steamer 2 A-63 7 Arago Vessel 3 A-146 1 Aramanda Ship 3 A-147 2 Arauinta Schooner 3 A-189 1 Arawinta Ship 3 A-148 2 Arbutue Ship 3 A-211 2 Arcadia Steamboat 3 A-210 4 Archer Schooner 3 A-228 1 Arcole Ship 3 A-230 1 Arendal Schooner 3 A-243 1 Argeah Vessel 3 A-150 2 Argo Steamer 2 A-23 24 Argo Ship 3 A-151 1 Argus Steamer 3 A-212 1 Argyle Schooner 3 A-190 2 Ariel Steamer 2 A-34 34 Ariel Brig 3 A-153 3 Ariel Schooner 3 A-154 2 Ariel Ship 3 A-155 7 Aries Steamer 2 A-64 8 5/25/2010 Index to the Confederate Vessel Papers 10:26 AM Vessel Type of Ship: Reel # Sequence # # of Pages Aries Vessel 3 A-240 1 Arizona Vessel 3 A-156 3 Arizona Steamer 3 A-191 4 Ark Flat Boat 3 A-73 12 Arkadelphia Steamer 2 A-35 3 Arkansas Steamer 2 A-24 87 Arkansas Vessel 3 A-157 2 Armadra Vessel 3 A-158 2 Armstrong Steamer 2 A-49 7 Arno Ship 3 A-159 1 Arremino Bark 3 A-192 1 Arrow Steamer 2 A-25 18 Arrow Schooner 3 A-218 1 Arzar Vessel 3 A-160 1 Ashland Vessel 3 A-162 1 Asia Steamer 2 A-48 3 Atalanta Steamer 2 A-45 4 Atalayadors Vessel 3 A-165 2 Athens vessel 3 A-166 1 Atkinson Schooner 3 A-167 2 Atlanta Ship 3 A-168 3 Atlanta C.
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