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TRADING OPERATIONS AND PERSY WHARF, i SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS,
JUNE 1785 to AUGUST 1799» ► t Salem i&ritime National Historic Site Salem, Massachusetts Complied and Analysed
Charles W. Snell, H istorian
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Page Forward...... 1 I. The Importance of Salem and the merchant Elias
Basket Derby in the Foreign Commerce of the United States,, 178^-1799...... *...... 5 H . Chronological l i s t of E lias Basket Derby's Voyages Outboudnd from ^erby Wharf, Salem, June 1785 to August 1799...... 18 III. Chronological List of Elias Basket Derby's Voyages Inbound from Ports of Call to ^orby Wharf, Salem, June 1 , 1786 to end of December 179k**• • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . . o 35 IV© L is t of 107 M asters, 1785 to 1799* who carried Cargoes for Elias Basket Derby...... Vo Ports, of Call with which Elia3 Basket Derby Traded, June 1785 to August 179965 VT. A Catalog of 17$T^essels Associated with the Derby Family during the period/^# 1735 to 1820...... 91 VII o A Guide to the Source Material Available in the Collections of the Essex Institute and Peabody Museum at Salem, Massachusetts, for writing a Study of the Mercantile Operations of Richard and Elias Basket Derby, 1735-1799».».. • . 107
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The data in th is rep o rt was collected w ith the o rig in a l
intention of including it as a part of the Historic Structures ^eport
on Derby Wharf and Warehouses j but because of the volume of material ed foundthis information is herewith presentías su supplement to |piid
Historic Structure Report. T^e writer has compiled "Vessels, Voyages,
Masters, and Ports of Gall" with the hope that this study w ill l
(10 provide National Park Service interpreters with an abundance
of aiccurate data to be used in telling the story of Derby Wharf, and
(2),to provide an advanced and solid base from which further research
into the mercantile operations of Elias Hasket Derby car. be launched
at some, future date.
The report has been divided inte seven parts as follcws:
Section I. using statistics to document his case, tlje writer
has attempted to eyplain precisely why Salem and Elias Hasket Derby
were truly of national significance in the foreign commerce of the
United States during the period 1781|-17??o
Section II is a chronological listing of virtually ever;' trading vessel that Elias Hasket Derby dispatched from Derby Wharf, Salem, from Jnne 1, 1785 until August 17?9. T^e list shows how many vessels went out each year, provides the dates.- of loading, and the names of ¿St vessels, their masters, and their destinations. Summary charts reveal faoos^cf how long Derby owned- each vessel, the number of voyages each boat made, A and the total numbers and types of vessels by Uerby from the end of the War for Independence until his death on September 8,17??.
Utilizing the data presented in section II it is quite feasible to calculate when and what vessels must have been tied up at Derby Q Wharf .taking on cargo for evjry each year from 1785 to 179?.
- 1 - Section III is a chronological listing of all Elias Hasket Derby
inbound v e sse ls during the period June 1,1786 to December 179iu This
l i s t shows how many vessels came in to Derby Wharf each y e a r, provides
the date of unloading, aid the nanes of the vessels, theirmasters,
and the ports from which they came# Summary charts reveal how long
Derby owned each v e s s e l, the number of in-bound voages each boat made,
and the total nuirber and types of vessels by Elias H# Derby
from 1786 to 179U<>
Utilizing this list it is possible to calculate accurately
when and what Derby vessels were tied up at Derby wharf unloading their
cargoes from June 1786 through December 179k»
Section IV contains an alphabetically arranged list of the names of 107
master or captains who commanded vessels: carrying cargoes for Elias Hasket
Derby during the period June 1,1785 to August 1799* Under is une nunogr oi cuucouna and in-bound Voyages made, the named of each vessel^, its type, date of sailing, and destination, that the captain commanded# A study of this lis t quickly reveals the names of Derby's chief mariners during the period 1785 to 1799* v Ck Section V4 provides a lis t of the por+£ of call visited by Elias Hasket DerbjM trading voyages is- the period June 1,1785 to August 1799» The ports are arranged under continents, and regions » Under the name of each port is; listed the numbers of inbound on d outbound voyages made, the namqgf of each vessel, captain, and dates of sailing 0 A summary chart reveals the full scope of E» H0 Derby's world wide-trade, 1785-1799, and a, k o the periods when this trade took place#
Section VI :X is a catalog <#-listing the names of 176 vessels associated with Richard Derby, Elias Hasket Derby, and the !&&&.-latter's heirs, from 3-
1735 to 1820. The vessels are arranged in alphabetical order
and under each name is to be found its type, the years when it
was associated with the Derbys, and the volumes or boxes in the
Derby Family ifenuscripts£ieaitDerby Family Papers of the Essex
Institute that coirtain $ £ ¿ £ 4 original source material on each
boat* In addition to providing an documented and f a ir ly compsAirensive
list of ^erby vessels., it is believed that Section VI will greatly 'S&' facilitate further research on aas^particular vessel^or group^of
vessels* of Section VII is a description,and guide to the extensive
collections of source material relating to the Derbys that iSfU-t-<2
available for study in the Essex Institute and Peabody Museum at
Salem, Massachusetts* T^is portion outlines the data that is available
for some future study of the mercantile operations of Richarji and
Elias Basket Derby during the period 1735-1799»
The following three essays throw additional light on the data
presented in sections I through VI of this report:
(l). Elias H. Derby’s article, "Elias Basket Derby," in Freeman
Hunt, e d*, The Lives of America Eferchants (New York,1858), Vol. Ilj^ *$014
pp* 20- 28, 52- 100, provides very valuable and accurate comments on 7%e. cuiX&i-' Derby voyages and business methods * -4*8' used most of the Derby papers and provides addition data.
(2L). Arthur K. Dacy, with revisions by E^win W. Small, " The Derbys,
Their Ships, and Shipping - A ^eport based on material in the ^erby ICS
Collection at the Essex institute, Salem, ifessachusetts,"(National Park
Service typescript, dated October 1938, 31 pages). T^e first 19 pages of this report contains accurate narrative that is
3> ^useful as a general introduction toJDerbyVessels, 1735- 1820*
T^e lists of vessels given in Appendices A to E of this report* however*
ere undocumented and cannot be accepted as reliable*
3:* John D* R* Platt* "Shipping in the Revolution*" (National Parkier vice
raineograph*. Denver Service ^enter*. Colorado* August 1973 > 92 pages)*
■ Pages- 35-1+0r 5>7-59* 66- 68* and 79-88 of this report present data on
Derby vessels that operated during the War for Independence*
A number of people have greatly facilitated the research
necessary to prepare this report* Particular thanks are due to Park
Minager H*. John Dobrovolry * also to Director David L ittle and
Irene Norton, eference Iabraryan* of the Essex Institute* and to
Director Ernest Dodge and the library staff of the Peabody Museum*
Charles W, Snell*
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Armed with the data in than report* it is extremely instructive \ fo r \ ^^"the reader to read James Duncan Phillips,. Salem and Indies* The Story
of the Great Commercial Era of the City( Boston* 19l>r7), which make ' of Salmm. merchants anj^effort to treat the mercantile activities from 1783 t a 181U in ft d e ta il.
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THE IMPORTANCE OP SALEM AND THE MERCHANT
ELIAS HASKET DERBY IN THE FOREIGN
CO?S4ERCE OF THE UNITED STATES,
1781* to 1799
By- Charles W, Snell H istorian
Note: Unless otherwise noted in footnotes, all facts and figures are drawn from:
Charles W,Snell, Conmerce and Industry, Theme XVII-b
( 3 vols., minographed, National Park Service, WashoD.C,, 1966) Vol. I, pp. l-Uj 17-25* Prepared for the National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings*
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The foreign commerce of the United States from colonial times to 1815 was the p rin c ip a l trad e of America and the
chief source of profit0 It was moneys gained from this foreign commerce that provided most of the capital needed for the further development of commerce, transportation, and manufacturing in the
new Republic. Prior to l 8l£, the largest fortunes in the United
States were made by merchants engaged in foreign commerce and these
were the men who usually provided the captial and acted central
organizing agents for increased handicraft production, the domestic
system, and the factory system* s h if t After 1815, however, there was a profound sft^^in the
nature of American commerce* The relative importance of foreign
commerce, viewed in the lig h t of n ational growth, rapidly declined
and was replaced by the immense rise and development of internal
or (domestic commerce* Thus while the total foreign commerce of
the United States increased almost 16 times — from ?U3, 000,000 in
$1790 to $687, 000,000 in i 860, the total internal commerce of the
United States succeeded in reaching a grand total value estimated in the neighborhood of $ £,600,000,000 by l8£l-2. Curing this period the value of American manufactures also increased from $ 199,000,000
in 1810 to about $ 1 , 8£8, 000,000 in i 860.
FQP.ET3N COMMERCE, 1 7 8 ^ - l 8lg
Following the War for Independence the American merchant marine and its export trade underwent a. period of severe readjustment, for
American vessels and merchants were excluded from the markets of
Britain, France, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain under the
- 6 - m ercantilistic economic poli&ies followed by those countries*
The new and weak American Confederacy of 13 States was unable to
retaliate in kind| and American merchants were thus forced to seek
for markets outside of western Europe. Among the most important
and successful of these merchants pioneering new routes and
markets was Elias Hasket ^erby of Salem, Massachusetts. In June
1781; he sent his brig Light Horse to St. Petersburg, Russia. His
was the first American vessel to enter the Baltic and to begin the
trad e with Russia and Sweden. 3n November 178k Derby dispatched
his ship Grand Turlc (i) on the first trading voyage from Salem to
th e Cape of J^Iiood Hope, South A frica. In December 1785 he sent the
Grand Turk, under the command of Captain Jonathan Ingersoll, from
Salem via the Cape of Good Hope on the first American voyage to the
Isle of France (now Mauritius) in the Indian Ocean. From there
in 1786 the Grand Turk proceeded to Canton, China. Derby's
ship was the first New England and the second American vessel
to reach China. The Grand Turk returned to Salem with a cargo of tea,
silks, and nankeens in June 1787, but even before its arrival, Derby
had sent out two brigs, Light Horse and Three Sisters, for the Orient,
thus beginning the American trade with the East Indies0
The first American vessel to reach port in India was the
Chesapeake, from Baltimore, sombtime between 1786 and 1787^-lftit Derby
was not fa r behind. In December 1787 he dispatched h is ship Grand
Turk, this time under the command of his 21 year old son, Elias H.
Derby, Jr., to Isle of France. From there the son proceeded
1. The Empress of China, sailing from New Fork City,, made the first visit of an American vessel to Canton, China, in 178U.
- 7 - to India where he remained three yeargund laid the foundations of the
extensive trade subsequently developed by his father«, lh 1788 the
Derby ship Peggy loaded with cotton at Bombay and then returned to Salem
on June 21, 1789 with the first American cargo of Indian cotton. In 1789
Derby’s vessels visited the Indian ports of of Surat, ¡Madras, and Calcutta, In 1789 and also carried cotton from Bombay to Canton. ship Astrea, commanded by Captain James. I-fegee, also called at Rangoon and was the first American
vessel to visit Siam. This new trade with Asia and the East Indies
was a source of very large profits to a few American merchants.
In this search for new American markets, John Kendrick in
the Columbia and Robert Gray in the lady Washington, both out of Boston,
September 30,1787,. were the first American vessels to visit the Pacific
Northwest coast in 1788 and also the Russian waters off Alaska, where they began the trade with the Indians and Russians for otter skins. On August
0 $ 9 , 1790, the Columbia, commanded by Captain Robert Gray, returned to 2 Boston after having completed the first American voyage around the world.
Finally, in 1796 Elias Iiasket Derby’s ship Astrea,II , made the first
American visit to m nilia in the Philippines.
A fter 1789# however, the new Federal Government of th e
United States, aided by the outbreak of the French Revolution and war in Europe, was able to to reopen western European markets to American
merchants on favorable terms. During the Napoleonic Wars that raged
in Europe from 1795 to 1815, the British, Dutch, French, and Spanish
merchant marines were largely destroyed by the warring powers 0
Among the'six men who financed the voyage of the Columbia was John Derby, a Boston merchant and son of Elias Basket Derby. Samuel E. Prison, The iferitimo History of Ifcssachusetts, 1783-1860(Boston, 19J.I.1), P.U6-I4.7 «, 9
The lilted States, acting as a neutral in this terrible contest, impartially
sold goods to both sides. 3h this process the American merchant and marine engrossed most of the carrying trade between Europe idj^afr the
French and Spanish colonies in the Western Hemisphere, between Great
Britian and Canada and the West indies, most of the trade between Europe
and South Africe, India, the East ^KCndies, and China. This "Golden
Age" of American commerce la s te d from 179$ to December 1807, when President
Thomas Jefferson’s Federal embargo halted a ll American foreign trade for
1 $ months and then the War of 1812 stopped all trade except from prizes of
the American privateers for nearly three years0
During this period of unparalleled prosperity, American
tonnage registered for the foreign trade jumped from 123,893 tons in
1789 to 1 , 089,000 by 1808 and the percentage of the value of all goods
in transit to the United States, carried by American vessels, increased
from U0.$ percent in 1790 to 90 percent by 179$, and amounted to 92 percent
in 1807. Similarly, the combined export-irport trade of the United
S tates leaped from $ U3,000,000 in 1790 to $2l;6,000,000 T^fe&y 1807*
More than 10 percent of the total American tonnage registered
for the foreign trade in 1790, e .g . 13,726 tons and 121; vessels, came 3 from the port of Salem, Massachusetts, then a city of about 9, 000. Salem’s Vessels and Tonnage, 1790!
Type______Merchant______Coastal ------Fishing 0 Total Ships $ Q 0 $
B rigs lO 0. 0 h i Schooners 76 12 7 9$ Sloops 2 8 0 10
T o ta ls: I 2U 20 7 l $ l
T otal Tonnage 13,726 $$$ 398 Hi, 679* 3. Joseph B. Felt, Annals of Salem - 9 - (2 vols., Salem,l81i£), II, p.298. 10
for the period .1790-1807 Figures on Salem’s share in the foreign commeree/are as
follow s: k Years No« of Vessels Average Annual Value
1790-99 1,U66 $ 2k9,O hl.2$ 1800-07______1^U 2 ___ $ 755,157.90 Totals 3,008
5 Customs D uties and Foreign Entries a t Salem
Entries from Year6s-______Duties Collected______Foreign Ports ______
1789-91 $ 108,06U.U8 205> 1791-1800 $ 2,9l).9,8l7.19 1,508 Subtotal : $ 3,057,882.67 1,713
1801-1810 $ 7,272,633.31 1758 T otal $ 10,330,515798 3,271
By 1807 Salem had 252 vessels totalling U3,570 tons engaged in 6 the foreign trade of the United States.
Elias Basket Derby’s dominating role in Salem's mercantile
^ efforts in the foreign commerce is revealed by the following facts:
( l j 3ji 1790 he owned 10$ of I 2I4, vessels engaged in the foreign of 13 vessels trade- his fleet.then consisted three ships, each more than 300 tons,
two brigs, five schooners,4 and 3 sloops, 7/f 2J \ From 1790 until September
1799 Elias Basket Derby owned almost 25 percent of the tonnage engaged in the 8 the foreign trade.
U. Joseph B. *elt, Annals of Salem, II, p. 311, 321;. 5. James D. Phillips, Salem and the Indies (Boston,19U7), p.U29• 6* Freeman Bunt, editor, Lives of American Jferchants(New York, 1858),Voi.II,p,5l. 7. See summary charts in Part II of this report 8. Freeman Bunt, Lives of American l-ferchant5, II, p.5l.
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From Jnne 1, 1785 to the end of August 1799* Elias Hasket Derby-
employed 107 different masters and 90 different vessels to make a grand 9 t o ta l of a t le a s t 282 recorded voyages^- from and to Derby Wharf#
Of this recorded total, 178 were in the foreign trade and 10)4 were in
the coastal trade» . Of the foreign commerce voyages, 16 were with
Africa, 8 with Maderia, 39 with Asia ( China, East Indies and India), with 37 were ^^ports in Northern Europe, 3k with Southern Europe, and 1*3 10 were ■$$*'with ports in the West Indies and South America.» At his
death on September 8, 1799* Elias Hasket Derby left an estate worth $ 990,882.75 7 which vías one of the largest fortunes amassed 11 in the United States up to this date#
The Reverend William Bentley, on the occasion of Derby's
death commented in his diary on the merchant's fleet and economic
influence on Salem as follows :
"Vessels & Tonnage belonging to E. H, Derby in 1797 & till 1799:
Ships ¿¿fasti Brigs Ketches__
1# Henry, 180 tons 1 Antelope, 130 tons Two ketches,360 tons 2» Benjamin, 11*0 tons 2» Fanny, 120 tons (1# John) 3 . Ifertha, 300 tons 3# Hannah, 100 tons (2. Brothers) ____ k» Mount Vernon, 300 tons 1*# Bark Enterprise, 180 tons " 360 tons 5# A strea(ll), 300 tons 5* Cruger),Brig purchased 6 Recovery , 280 tons__ of Samuel Derby, H4O to n s. ___ six ships: 1,500 tons. 5 b rig s: ~ 9» The lis t of outgo in o' voyages , June 1,1705 to August 1799* is probably complete, see Part II of this report# The list of 106 incoming voyages is incomplete and covers only the period June 1786 to end of 179k, see Fart ill of this Report0 For the list of 107 masters see part Dr of this Report and for the 90 different vessels see the summary charts in Part IT of this report# 10# See summary charts in Part V of this report0 11» Derby Family >ES, Vol.j^ 9* p.l*0, Essex Institute# This has the papers and receipts related to the settlement of the E.H. Derby Estate, 1799- 1801» Derby Family M3S, Vol» V II,p . 78 has final accounting,Sept.21,1799 to Jan# 2l*,l800# - 11 - 12 "Schooners. Totals 1. (Dolphin), 50 tons. Vessels Tonnage Ships 6 1,500 Brigs 5 670 Schooners 1 50 Ketches 2 360 T o tals: lU 2,580 to n s. This( 11; vessels) must a t the lowest estim ation be employment fo r 100 men, besides^boys, in only the peace establishment of navigation, & excluding Artificers, merchants, & servants in pay. This is a large stock," Bentley noted," to withdraw from the Trade of a single Town, 12 being in the first instance 1/9Cl of its whole population (of about 9,000)0" Salem and the Foreign Commerce of the United States, 1808-1860 After the depression in foreign coiamerce caused by the Embargo^ and War of 1812, American foreign trade again expanded. The total foreign trade of the United States reached on average of $186,000,000 a year for the period 1816-20, and then more than trebled by i 860, when it averaged $616,000,000 a year for the period 1856-60. American tonnage registered for the foreign trade also increased from 67U,633 tons in 181!; to 2,379,390 tons in l860o During this same period, however, the percentage of value of foreign trade goods carried in American vessels dropped from 92.5 percent in 1826 to ^*only 66.5 percent by i860. This latter trend indicated that the American merchant marine was beginning to lose its grip on the foreign carrying trade of the United States. 12* The Diary of William Bentley*. D-.D» ( It vols*, Gloucester,I-fess.,1962), Vol0 II, p.3l8• remarks dated September 19,1799» - 12— 13 Figures for Sagem's role in foreign commerce from 1808 to 181*0 are as follow s: 13 Years No» of Vessels Average Annual Value 1808-17 936 $ 378,579.98 1818-27 1,139 $ 1*63,978.2? 1828-31* 70b $ U19>230.77 2,77 9 ll* Customs Duties and Foreign Entries at Salem Entries made from Years Duties Collected Foreign Ports 1811 -20 $ 3,832,8pl*.81 835 1821 -30 $ 1*,685.139.58 1,226 1831 -1*0 $ 1,987.509.12 903 ¥ lL O ^ G j^ b 3 .51" 2,9661* As in colonial times, agriculture contained to supply about 80 percent of the products exported to foreign countimes. Goods manufactured in the United States, however, increased their total percentage in foreign trade from about 7 percent in 1810 to approximately 12 percent by i860. Altogether, the Southern staples- unmanufactured cotton, tobhcco, and rice — provided 61 percent of the total goods exported in i860. The relative trend and importance of the leading domestic exports, from 1770 to 1821, is shown on Chart No. 1. The chief customers of American merchants, both for export and import trade, were Great Britain, the ¥est Indies, France, Cuba, South America, Canada, andGermany, in that ordero The trend of this foreign commerce is $ iiown on ChartsNo. 2 and 3* 13. Joseph B. i 'e l t , Annuals of Salem, Vol. I I , p . 3l|l*,353 , 361. li*. James D. Phillips,~5alem and t he Indies(Boston,19l*7),p. 1*29» 13 VALUE 07 LEADING n c EXPORTS Chart No. 1. OF THE UNITED STATES. 1770-1820 (Valued, 1791-20, Expressed in Millions of Dollars) » Average 1816- 2© % of T otal 1770 1791 1815 Value C otton, Unmanufactured L 0 $ 0) $ 17.5 $ 121.5 39 TOBaceo, Unrrianufactured( . L 900, 000 il-eLU 12.8 __.__U7o5.___ 15 Rice &&&£&<%) L 3U0.692 1.8 2.8 13.1 U.O Indigo L 131, 552 0 0 0 S OUTHERN STA PLES , TOTAL L l 9372,2l|U $ 6.6 $ 33.1 $ 132.1 58 % WHEAT AND FLOUR L 600.,000 7 06 7.2 50.6 16 AGRffiCULTURAL I ElODUCTS 0 1.3 15.5 U TOTAL AGRICULTURAL £ PRODUCTS L 1,972,000 $ 15.5 $ U0.3 $ 2U8.2 78% l Lumber L 13$,000 ^ 2 . 3 3.9 15.5 $% FISHERIES L Uoo,oo 1.2 .9 6.8 2 £ Iron L 55,000 ** n - - SHipbuilding L 80,$00 - - - DOMESTIC M/VNUFjiACTURES L 270,000(Fur■ Trade) .6 1.6 2 1.1 7% TOTAIS: L 2,912,7liU $ 3-9.7 $ US .9 $291.6 £ 2 Chart 3 Value of Domestic Exports Value of Merchandise Sroorted Into of the United States by Countries the United States by Countries and and. Regions» 1821-25 Regions» 1821-25 (Values expressed in Millions of Dollars) 1821-25 Value % of T o ta l 1821-25 Value %of T otal Great Britain $118. 3 h6 $ 151.3 h i West Indies U9.5 19 6? 06 19 France 30-3 12 33 o 7 9 Cuba 15 .U 6 32.6 9 South America 15.2 6 9.9 3 Canada 10.0 k 1.8 0.5 Netherlands 10 o 8 k Germany 6.8 3 9 .5 3 China (1831-35) 7.5 3.6 29.8 6 Russia 11.7 3 «$>16 Banks, Insurance, and Elias Hasket Derby From colonial times to i860, the balance of payments in the foreign commerce of the United States favored the Northern merchants,, who owned and operated the shipping, and marketed the goods. As a result of their extensive trading activities the merchants of Philadephia, New York City, Boston, Charleston, S.C., Newport, R .I., and Salem, Mass., accumulated considerable amounts of fluid and surplus capital that they actively employed in the further expansion of commerce and the development of industry. The merchant-capitalists were particularly important in this role because there were no banks or 15 bankers in the United States prior to 1780. In addition, after 178U these merchant-capitalists also provided much of the 16 insurance and credit. 15. The first bank in the United States, the Pensylvania Bank at Philadelphia, was chartered in June 1780. The second, the Bank of North America, also a t Fniladelphia, was founded in December 1781 to help the American government finance the War for Independence. The next two banks, the Massachusetts Bank at Boston^ and Bank of New York a t New York C ity, were both chartered in 1781;. By 1798 there was a grand total of 22 banks with a total authorised capital of about $ 15,250,000 in the United States0 The chief functions of these banks was toy^j^ fe^. provide merchants with credit for financing the expanding foreign commerce. Twelve of these banks were located in New England, eight were in the Middle States, and two in the Southern States. The first bank was incorporated in Salem, Pkss., in 1803. By 1811 the United States had a total of 89 barks. 16. Fire insurance originated in America# in 1752, when the Fniladelphia Contributorship for the Insurance of Houses from Loss by Fire was formed by a group of businessmen. The second such company-T’ne Mutal Assurance Company- was also organized in Philadelphia in 1781;. Prior to 1790 American ship owners had purchased most of their marine insurance in Great Britain. In 179U the Insurance Company of North America, with an authorized capital of $ 600,000 and headquarters at Philadelphia, was chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Marine insurance thereafter multiplied rabidly. By 1800 there were 33 such companies in the United States; 15 of these were located in New England, sevenjtalae in Pennsylvania, and 11 were in the South. Footnote 16 continued on next narg* -16 - 17 Elias Basket Derby played a role as a merchant- capitalist. Hie loaned large sums of money to the Ifessachusetts government to finance the War for Independence and later to help launch the fe d e ra l Government under the new c o n stitu tio n . Writing to Congressman BenjGoodhue on Fenruaiy 3, 1790, Derby mentioned: "Ah thetime of Lexington battle(1775) , I loaned to government a large proportion of the supplies for tne army, and took their obligations for so much specie, which obligations I have by me...." In the summer of 1778 when ifejcr General John Sullivan marched a force of 7#000 Ifessachusetts m ilitia to Rhode Island in an effort to retake Newport, Derby supplied the American troops with boats to cross from the mainland to the island on which Hewport stands, and later also supplied the French fleet 17 involved in the same campaign with coal. 17. Freeman Hunt,editor,The Lives of American Merchants, II, p. 70 • The certificates of loans, for loans made to the U.S. Government/ in 1790's are listed in the last pages of Elias Hasket Derby's count Book No. 2, in the &ssex Institute Historical Collections. th ree 16. Continued: The first Marine Insurance companies chartered in Salem, Mass., were as follows: 1. I ferine Insurance Company, formed June 9,1800 with an authorized capital of $ U00, 000. 2. The Essex Fire and Marine Insurance Company, -March 7, 1803, with a ^ c pital of $ 300,000. 3. the Union iferine Insurance Company, February 28, I 8OI4., with a c a p ita l of $ 250,000. Source- Josepn Bo *‘elt, Annals of Salem, Vol. II, p. 377* ^ecords of the Esse» and Iferine Insurance Company, 1803-35# including , the related Memorandum Books, 1803-1827 of Richard Derby and Nathaniel Bowditch, are in the historical collections of the -^ssex Institute. - 17 - 18 II ci^ oroolooical list of klias hasket derby' s VOTACKS OUTuOUTJ T-TiOM DlT.rg WIARF, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS, FRO!* JUNE 1785 to AUG XT 1799., TOOMTH3t WITH SUMMARY CHARTS Shoving the Frequency of Outbound Voyages and including the Names of Vessels, *fcsters, and Ports of Call» Dates, and Types of Vessels Utilized. COMPiled by Charles W. Snell, H istorian From the indexes to E lias ’Iasket Derby's Account Looks No. 3 and 9, in the Collections of the Essex Institute at Salem, Ifossachusettso ' • - 18 - F 19 r: i:-;>^v>?rn??s?n5FiMJTiON5 of types of sailing vessels 1«. SHIP: k nailing vessel square rigged on all of three or more m ats, having jibes, staysails, and a spanker on tho aftermast mast* 2.»BRIG: A two-masted sailing vossel, square-rigged on both masts with a gaff spanker on the main reasto Brig3 have been used as cargo • ships and also, in the past, as small warships that carried about 10 guns* They varied in length between 75' and 130 feet, with tonnages up to 350* 3* BRIGANTINE: A somewhat smaller vessel thait a brig, but also two masted and squared rigged on the foremast with a fore and aft main sail*. Ih earlier times it carried a square topsail on - the main mast« li* Bark or Barque? Sailing vessel with three masts® The main mast and tho foremast are square rigged^ the mizzen mast is fore and aft rigged« Though once the word was used to mean any s n a il b o a t, the modern bark may be quite large (up to 6,000 tons)« A fourmasted bark is a four masted ship that is fore and aft rigged an the aftermsto 5» Schooner t Sailing vessel, rigged fore-and-aft* It may have from two to seven masts« Schooners can be closer to the wind than square rigged sailing vessels, need! smaller crews, and are very fast« They were first constructed in Colonial America, and because of their speed became one of tho faborite craft of America^ and Canada in the latter half of the 18th and the first half of the 19th century« Schooners were widely used in the North Atlantic fisheries and the American and Canadian coastal trade until the i i r s t World V/ar«(^eo Howard E* C hapelle, H istory of American S ailing Ship, 1935)« 19 - W 20 6. SLOOPS: Foro-and-aft rigged singlo-mafeted sailing vessel with $£51 a single headsail jib, differing from a cutter in that it has a jib stay - a support leading from the bow to the masthead in which the gib is set» A sloop of war was a small, warship, variously rigged, as a barque, brig, brigantine, or ship, that carried fevrer than 18 guns in the British ffavy fewer than 2ii in the America, These vessels played an active role in the American ©evolution and the French Revolutionary Wars» The sloop disappeared as a warship in the mid-l?th century* 7® KETCHSt A vessel equipped with two masta, namely, the mainmast and mizzenmast, and usually from 100 to 2£0 tons burden* Formerly the term ketch was applied to a two-masted square rSj&jjged vessel with the mainmast stepped amidships<> 80 SNCVJS: A sailing vessel rigged in the mnrner similar to a brig but witha trysail just aft the mainmast» - 21 - ' J ; ■ l.J H y j w HZ w :—1 -N h f V** C " • ------’ y . - “ V t ^ i? /“yo « - nJ - 0 —3 T ^ 3 G r o * CO CO CO C o o 'O VO • o 3 u \ *"*•0 b o • o H r o V CO , * v n c-> ■*< > T o t s - i . s b i s o c t _ rTr^.’’7? t. .FTBiThn’ T £ i t o t EXFLCDC •r» • v*t: 5 j 1 CP, .. - h — _ , , o — A r*—* i »»<■ ■ • J=r_____ OUTBOITS - . 2 3 5 V'"" = » 3 — -* r — » 2 1 S H I P S ■ i t t. ), 2 2 *-r h 2 1 3 2 *-v 2 6 2 . CrL'f.T HO. i t S h i p s 2 1 U 3 ' 2 k B r i g s 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 i t 5 0 2 3 » B r i g s 3 3 k 26 Schooner 6 1 1 2 1 B 0 h . Schooners 0 1 I 2 5 $ 6 $> 13 Sloops T x x 2 1 1 0 0 0 2 5. Sloops 0 2 3 2 JU. 3 3 /letches x 1 2 0 6. Ketches 0 0 0 0 0 Q. a 0 0 3 2 1 Snow -* <•*> £ *? C 7. Grand Total 6 7 *0- 10 8 a.j> 12 12 15 b lo i ’( 90 Vessels 8, 9. 13. £ EiCOMEIG r\ 11. Ships O x 7 2 0 2 3 i 3 . 1 2 © t Brigs 1 2 Jk. 2 2 5 - 3 1 3 r * 13. Schooners i 3 3 P 3 u 5 2 2 1 lit. Sloops 2 2 9 i 3 2 1 1 5 . Ketches 1 1 ._ + t 16. Snows 1 Grand Total 2 17© 8 1 1 6 12 9 8 12 5> 8 3 16. ------— ■ - — - - „nr I------■ ■ - 19© * * no ccr ple+ £ 15s ts £( r 1795- & 17? C. . o ? a h p—^ 109 .11. - ! i— < ~ Co —■0 —: ■—*3 ~3 -0 --3 -0 —3 ? 3LIAS BASKET DERBY VESSELS OF? p- CO CO CO CO oi !v5 50 NO VO VO VO VO VO VO VO \n o CO \o 1—1 ro •t=* \n O' 09 V) g • --3 »•H * VOYAGES L SALEM TOTALS? CO SHIPS 1 2 h 1 3 3 2 2 u 2 6 2 h. 6 1;5 Jure 1785-A'ug.l799 3- ft ___ 8 1 1 0 2 2 3 li£ " 2. CHART NC» £ BRIGS 6 $ # 3 1 2 2 S 3. SCHOONERS 0 1 1 h C* 7 7 7 6 2 2 2 1 0 0 h$ ! SLOOPS x 1 1 k «2 1 •o 0 0 2 h , 9, 3 r 3 $ / -J ro U»H 0 5 * ro KETCHES 0 0 0 0 0 0 Of 0 0 2 3 2 2 ! 10 — — • —- 6 . (FIUD TOIAISs 9 10 12 H i 8 17 13 13 17 12 9 10 7 7 1 1 |l7U VOYAGES. 7« 8, FREQUENT! OF VCYAGEi : CUT OF SALEM / 9 .BY YEAR ALE TYPES ALI NUMBERS OF 1 0 . VESSELS UTILISED p JULiE 1735 to H . AUGUST 1799. GLAND TOTALS 1 2 . 1 3 . Data based on the :.ndex to - ) llj. Elias Basket Derb; ■’s Account Book Lie. 3 md Lo o r J l£# In Collections ->f the Essex Ins titu te* Sale L^SSo ____ — — 16. i /£ 1 1 2 108 17 f TOTAL OF IN-BOUND V0YAGS3 • 9 H i 9 H i 13 10 17 3 t T-1 - n n c* r» j- \ , ~ x 16 Î GRAND TOTAL CF VI *A 5 - j ■' *"V~* 26 23 2?. 3C 3 3 23 2 5 2 k_ * T r* 1?» - t w 2^*Total tonnage of ves: els owned bv Elias jîask Du Dpro7 17 I'7~x|'99 ia s 1,58( i-tO! a . Tiam of VfilL i a n . 3-QD.t llev ,D Ju ^ TI .n „ ?18- ro 21. 1 * i | ro 1 1 1 1 1 ^ i — <—' r — ? ELIAS HASKET DERBY VESSELS OF: Co ->3 - 0 -v3 -a -o -3 - 0 a 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 k iw 1788-95 Light Horse 1 0 1 t. - 5. 1708 A tlantic 0 0- 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6. i l 7 cl — 1786 Three Sisters. 0 i Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7. 1790 Nancy 0 0 0 Q a 1 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8, 1790 0 0 0 a 0 1 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 1 flaggy J 9. (Brig) 1791 -99 Hsm7.l8o tons 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 ‘ 7 10. 1793-98 B e n ja m n ^ u 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 h 1 1 . 179U Iydia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 12. I79Ì4 ìiinerva 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 13® 1796 Charleston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o- 0 1 Oi 0 0 1 111. 1796-99 P.ecovery, 280 ì>S o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 1796-98 M a r t h a ^ ^ 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0. 0 a 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 16. W S Enterprise , 18(» T . 0 0- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 2 2 17. 1799 Mount Version 0' J 18. 1799 John Q 0 0 0 , 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0, 0 0 1 1 h rr» ...... ,t 2 2 2 2 2 1 9 * GRAND TOTAL OF 70LV•13 31 SHIPS 3 1 h 1 3 k 6 li 6 li5 20. By YEIS i 21,*o Tonage of ^erby/i ìitgd vessels ,17 >7-9 > w i s 2 *580 ton >— D: .ary o f V1113 . ? J n Eenti 2 L > I l i p. 318. ro 1 —J 1.786 r*° i—' if— l !-* * si— f— r— r~ * ELIAS HASLET DZHSI VESSELS OF i CO -*4 -4 -0 f - C J-4 -0 j - J --4 -0 --4 -J -4 ■t— CO Co c o c o s v o v O V O VO 'Or—“ VO 'O VO 'O vn -'*0 CO o U> vn. ON c o § voyag: T 0? SALEM BRIGS Vo 1» l?8p-88 Three Sister^ i 3 I t 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 p 7 CHART NO.7 2. 1785-6* 1792 Nancy 2 2. o. 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h 3» 1785-5? Industry 1 a © a 0 a 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A u. 1765-87 GLIifci ryCATO 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5« 1786-87 lig h t Horse 0 i 1 0 0 G 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 u 6. 1788 Henry 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7c 1789 Jenn jrj 0 a > 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8. 1790 DoggersBank 0 0 a 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 / 9. 1790 Cadet 0 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10, 1791-93 Sally 0 a a 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 k n 1 1 . £ 1791-95 Rose 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2. 0 0 0 0 k 1 2 . 1792 - 9 U Peggy 0 0 Q a 0 0 0 3, 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 1 3 . 1792 T rial 0 0 o . a 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 H i . 1793 John a o 0 0 0: 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 * 1 5 . 1793 Fairorite a 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 i . 0 0 a 0 ' 1 6 1797-98 Hannah,100 t > 0 G 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 ! 2 Hopewell 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 7 . ! 7?7 i 1 1 8 . 1798-99 Cruger 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 ¡3 1 1 9 . - 1785 Hope i 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 20. 1799 Antelope ,1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 . 21. ©AID TOTAIS — 6 5 svt 3 i 2 2 8 5 1 1 0 2 2 3 w V i i 1797 —Si j-* h- if* 5—» ;—* H* H H T OTA IS C o -0 -0 -0 —0 1—0 —0 —*0 -0 —0 . . ¿\55S- DERBY VZS33IS OF: ■p- Co CO Co CO 2.— VO 'O £3 VO \oid VO—3 VO vr\ O -0 CO O H ro VO £ VT. 0 CO vo VOTA. "T OF SAIEM SCHOONERS !• _ 1786 & 1793 Hope 0 1 0 0 0 j 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ___0 f 2 s'!hart No «3 2. 178? E nterprise 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x 3 0 1788-39 Psggy 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 h . 1788 Farmy 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5. 1789 lichard & Edward 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6« 1789-93 Salea racket 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 k 7» 1789 Yorick 0 0 0 D 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8* 1789-91 Rose 0 0 0; 0- 1 3 £ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 J 9. 1790-95 Sally 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 a 10. 1790-92 Betsy 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h 11. £ 1790-91 Polly 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 12« 1791-92 Porga 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 13. 1791 Providence 1 1 111. 1792 A lice 1 1 15. 1792 Molly 1 1 16. • 1793» 1797 Dolphin 1 1 u 17. 1793 Freedon 1 1 13. 1793 Olive 1 1 19» - 1793 Fox X 1 ro 20. 179S Nancy 1% & 1 F j z ' u T S iste rs 1 21. 17?6 — — — — 1 2^. / 'JT75S :1v t-h - --- p—j p c i —m —rn — • T •> "7.. ? A 0 p p "a 0 0 1 hA do -*0 -O -J -3 -0 -^2 —0 —sl ' EllAS BASKET DERBY VESSELS OF: ■p- Co rr* CO CO a VO VO VO VO VO VO 'O VO Vr\ CA CO (O H [■o \jo £r- vn. Ov -J 03 NO 1 § 1 VOYAGE. OF SALEM SLOOPS |1 in *-• o. x‘ i.u.y 1786,1791-93, 1799 Sally 2 2_ 1 3. X 9 2« 1786-87 Friendship 1 1 2 3» . 1787 Industry $ 3 ho 1?87, 1790 Rainbow 1 1 2 j; 5. 1788-92 Alice 1 1 2 X 5 l 6. 1788 Louisa 2 2 7 c 1793-X,;'irj3.79U Patty^ 1 1 2 8« 179U Peggy 2 2 J 9* * 1795 lydia 1 1 10• 1799 Juno i 1 _ p * ©AID TOTALS FCF. SL !0?3 c 3 X 3 1 5 1 1 u 3 1 0 0 0 2 28/.., • =*=. •MX53W 13o VOYAGES CXJT OF SALE>1 KETGHS cm met . «a 0 9 CO 1» — mm « ■B — 1* 179U-97 E liza 2 1 1 l 5 $ ? * 2 a 1795-98 John > 1 1 1 3 3 . 1795-97 Brothers 1 1 2 • G^and Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 2 1 0 10 if^o l -Two ketches, tot? 1 of 360 tons, ( jr ]P*.3 Jj0— £0. i — i1 ro i i On 'S. W 27 OîffWARD BOUND VOYAGES OF ELL4 S H. P ERE Y* S ]•' 0:: DERBY JiRTfî*. SALEM, JF S SA CHU SE TT S ~ l7’Fr-~Ü ;: rl* r f f î From Elias Basket Derby's Account Books Nos* 3 and 9, Essex Institute, Massachusetts VOYAGE INVOICE No* VESSELS______MISTERS DATE WiIKRF, BOUND BOOK N03. n / 1. Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges J^ne 1,1785 ______3 1 2« Brig Nancy Henry Elkins June 17, 1785 West Indies 3 2 it 3* Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders Aug* 18,1785 West Indies 3- 3 lw Brig Nancy Ichabod NicholS Aug. 1785 Baltimore,Ml* 3 h 5* Brig Hope James Che ever Oct. $ 7,1785 New York City 3 5 6«Brig Industry Edward A lfen Oct.18,1785 C harleston, S.C. 3 6 7. Brig Cato Henry Elkins Dec* 6, 1785 Charleston,So0. 3 7 80 Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges Deo. lit.,1785 Char lest on, S .0 . 3 8 9 . Ship Grand T urk,I- Ebenezer Wes t Deo.5,1785 Cape of Good Hope, 3 1 0 • South Africa ■31786— 10. Brig Light Horse Nehemia Buffington April 12,1786 Gottenburgh, 3 20 Sweden 11. Brig Nancy Ichabod Nichols A pril 20,1786 West Indies 3 23. 1?« Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders Jane 10,1786 Virginia 3 26 13. Brig Three S isters Daniel Saunders Aug. 20,1786. Cape of Good 3 27 Hope,B0uth A frice lii. Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne Oct. 21;, 1786 Boston, Misso 3 33 15. Sloop friendship John Smith Oct*2l;,1786 Boston, J&sso 3 33 16. Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne Nov.1786 Boston, Mass. 3 3U 17* Ship Three S iste rs Ichabod Nichols Bee* 18,1786 Cape of Good Hope, 3 3U South Africa . 18. Schooner Hope Nathaniel Bosworth Dec* 1786 New York City 3 a 1;6 ------—1787- — '------ 19o Schooner Enterprise (John?) Smith Jan. 1787 New York City 3 U6 20. Sloop Industry Edward Russel Jaiio 1787 Boston,Maes0 3 U6 27 - 1 Çÿ 28 1787 (Continued) VOYAGE ACCOUNT 3N*~ WO* VESSELS ESTERS DATE WHiF.EE OUÎ'D BOOK VOICE K 3 k ? South Africa 22 a Sloop Friendship William Ward March 3#1787 Philadelphia, Pa. 3 5U 23. Sloop Industry Edward Rushed. March 11, 1787 Boston, Mass* 3 Sfif 5h 2I40 Brig Cato Henry -^Ikins March 28,1787 Gottenburg,Sweden 3 55 25* Sloop Industry Edward Russel May 15, 1787 Boston, Ifass. 3 57 26. Ship Astrea Benjamin Hedges May 25, 1787 Marstrand,Sweden 3 58 27* Sloop EairJ^ow William Wyatt May 1787 Boston, Mass. 3 60 28» Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders Aug.15,1787 L*)Qrient,France 3 61 29. Brig Cato Henry Elkin3 Aug. 2lt,1787 Naderia,North Atlar ;ic 3 63 -us )3 66 Derby, Jr, Indian Ocean - 1788— Juno 31. Ship Henry Elkin3 Jan. I|,# 1788 Cape of Good Hope, 3 70 (Lost at sea). South Africa 32. Schooner Foggy Berg anin ^rovninshield Jan. 28,1788 Maderia, 3 76 North Atlantic 33* Schooner Fanny Fr ancis 6, Dennis Febo.25, 1788 Wilmington,N.C. 3 77 3Uo Brig Three S iste rs Benjan in Hodges ¿ferch 5,1788 Gottonburg,,Sweden 3 78 35* Ship Astrea John Little March 25,1788 Gottenburg, Sweden 3 79 36» Sloop Alico Edmund Needharn inarch 1?88 Philadelphia# Pa0 3 80 37. Schooner Peggy Benjamin Crownshield Miy 35#1788 Hamburg, ^rmany 3 80 38. Sloop Louisa Samuel Very May 22,1788 Alexandria, Va. 3 81 39« Schooner Fannut Francis B. B^rnis Juno 1788 Baltimore, Mi. 3 82 110. Ship Light Horse Ichabod Nichols Aug. 5,1788 Cape of Good Hope, 3 83 South Africa 111. Ship Atlantic Henry Elkins Sept .9,1788 I3I 0 of France (Mauritius) 3 87 Indian Ocean 28 - T 1708 (Continued) Voyage ACCOUNT INVOICE NO» V/SSEfS K'.STFRS PATE______WHERE BOUND BOOK NO, 1*2» Sloop Louif}^-Samuel Very Sept. 1?, 1788 A lexandria, Va. 3 89 1*3* Brig Throe Bisters- Benjamin Webb Dec. 3*1788 Capè: of Good 3 92 Hope, South A frica 1*3* Brig Henry-Benjain ^rowninshield, Peco 12,1?88 Cape of Good Hope 3 97 ------— ------— 1789------ 1*1*. Schooner Peggy Joshua Elcridge Jan* 7* 1789 V irginia 3 102 1*5* Snip Astrea-James Ifogee Feb* 31*, 1789 Batavia, Java * 3 103 East Indies 1*6* Schooner Richard & James Rob Feb. 17*1789 Isle of Fr ance 3 111 Edward (I& u ritiu s), Indian Ocean l*7o Schooner Salem-Packet Samuel Very May 3.9*1789 Alexandria*Va* 3 112 1*8. Sloop Alice ~ Edmund Needham Ju3y 23,1789 Philadelphia 3 112 ' 1*9* Schooner lrorick-Jame3 Odo31 Bee. 17* 1789 Trinidad,west Iddies 3 133 50. Schooner Rose-Joshua Eldridge Dec, 17, 1789 North Carolina 3 115 51* Brig Jenny *- James Nicholson D0C(t 30,1789 Liverpool*England 3 13.6 ------1790------»------ 52* Schooner Rose — Joseph Strout A pril 23* 1790 West Indies 3 117 53* Brig Doggers-bank - Lemuel Tobey Jan. 25,1790 Amsterdam,Nether- 3 118 lands 5U • Ship Nancy-- Richard Derby June 25* 1790Gottenburg, Sweden 3 118 55« Sloop A3J.ce- Bgmunci Needham July 5* 1790 Philadelphia, Pa0 ' 3 119 56* Sloop Sally-Daniel Hathorno July 13,1790 Boston, Masso 3 120 57« Ship Peggy-Joseph P ra tt July 20, 1790 West Indies 3 120 58* Sloop Sa3.1y-Daniel Hathorno July 13, 1790 Boston 3 121 59* Schooner Rose-Joseph Strout Aug. 7,1790 Gibraltar, Spain 3 3-22 $0. Sloop Rainbow —William Wyatt Aug. 1790 Boston 3 121* 61. Schooner Salem Packet-Samuel Very ^ept.li*,1790 Alexandria,Va. 3 12 h S* 30 1790 (Continued) Voyage ACCOUNT INVOICE No. VESSELS MASTERS DATE WHEREROUND BOOK NOS. 62* Schooner Sally Timothy Wetr.an ^ept. 21,1790 west Indies 3 a m 1?5 63* Schooner Betsy Peter lander ^ept. 25# 1790 Baltim ore, Md. 3 » 1 2 5 61*. Ship Light Horse Francis Roache Oct. 26, 1790 Bristol, England 3 1?6 65o Schooner Polly Francis B. ^ennis Nov0 13,1790 Baltimore 3 126 iu s, 66. Sloop Alice Joseph Pratt Dec. 11,1790 St. Eustatj#, Dutch 3 127 Wpst Indies 67* Brig Cadet Daniel Peirce Dec. 17, 1790 Maderia,North Atlantic 3 129 68. Schooner Rose Joseph °trout Dec. 22,1790 Petersburg, Virginia 3 129i?13 ------I 70I ------ 69. Schooner Polly Oe0rge $ Ropes Jan0 8, 1791 Carolina 3 130 70. Brig Sally Joseph Loving April 1791 Gibraltar, Spain 3 131 71 Schooner* Sally Richard Smith Ifey 6, 1791 Now York C ity 3 132 "/'/• Schooner Rose Joseph Strout Jan «17,1791 Salem from Virg, 3 133 72. Schooner* Betsy Peter Lander May 17, 1791 Baltim ore, Md. 3 13U 73. Ship- Astrea John Gibaut May 12,1791 Isle of France(Mauritius)3 135 Indian Ocean Joseph 7k* Schooner Rose Pratt June 8, 1791 West Indies 3 31*2 xw 75. Ship Henry Jacob Crownmnshield June 25,1791 Isle of France, 3 Hi 3 Indian Ocean. 76. Schooner Porga C liffo rd Cpowninshield July!* ,1791 West Indies 3 31*9 77o Ship Light Horse Benjamin Crowninshield July 23,1791 Cape’ of Good 3 15U Hope, South A frica 78 Schooner Providence Stephen Andrews Aug. 8, 1 791 New York City 3 156 79. Brig Rose Joseph Strout Nov. 19,1791 Surinam«South 3 137 Dutch Guiana-- ' America 80. Sloop Sally N athaniel Silsbee Dec« 29#1791 V irginia & West Indies 3 158 - VOYAGE ACCOUNT INVOICE NO.______VESSELS______MASTERS DATE WKEPEBOlIND BOOK NO.____ 81./5S2 Schooner Betsy James Odell Feb« 9, 1792 Wost Iddies 3 159 82* Ship Grand Turk, II Benjamin Hodges March 7,1792 Calcutta, 3 160 L id ia 83« Schooner A lice Edmund Needham A pril 3» 1792 Philadelphia, Pa* 3 166 5)4.«. Schooner Porga Clifford ^rowninshield May 3* 1792 Norfolk, Va. 3 166 85» Brig Sally Edward Allen June 5, 1792 Madeira, North Atlantic 3 167 86* Brig Rose Nathaniel Silsbee June 12,1792 West Indies 3 170 87* Schooner Betsy Jonathan Neil June 20,1792 Baltimore, Mdo 3 171 88. Brig* Peggy Samuel Derby July 10,1792 New York City 3 173 89* Brig Sally Joseph Strout July 11, 1792 1-alaga, j? Spain 3 17U 90. Brig Peggy Samuel Derby July 11, 1792 Cadiz, Spain 3 1 7 k 91o Sloop Alice Edmund Needham July 22,1792 Philadelphia, Pa* 3 175 92» Schooner Forgo Benjamin Wilson Aug* 22,1792 West Indies 3 176 93* Brig Peggy Abraham Kilhan Sept» 8,1792 WeBt Indies 3 178 9i|-. Brig S a lly Edward A llen 0c£» 6, 1792 West Indies 3 180 95* Schooner Molly Robert Sheldon Nov* 17,1792 Philadelphia 3 182 96. Schooner Salem Packet Samuel Very Nov, 30,1792 New York C ity 3 183 97» Brig I r i a l Benjamin Dean BeCo 1792 Charleston, S0 C, 3 18U 98. Ship Benjamin Nathaniel Silsbee Dec, 11,1792 East Indies 3 185 ------1793------~------ 99o Ship Henry Benjamin ^rowninshield Jan, 21,1793 Lidia 3 188 Philadelphia (from Boston by W Pickman -March 1793 ) 3 191 100, Schooner Dolphin Thomas Ashby June 1, 1793 Hamburg,Germany 3 192 101. Brig Nancy Edward wes t June 8, 1793 G ib raltar, Spain 3 193 102, Sloop Pattie John Brush June 19,1793 MeW York City 3 19 U 103* Schooner Freedom John B, Fellows June 26,1793 Philadelphia 3 3?5^ - 31 - r 32 3.793 (Continued) VOYAGE ACCOUNT INVOICE NO, VESSELS KASTHKS DATS UH151E BOUND BOCK NO. 10k* Sloop Sally Bonn Tawnrond July 5>17Q3 Boston 3 195 105 Sloop Olive Edvard Allen July 5, 1793 ^est Indies 3 195 106« Sloop S ally Penn^f Townsend July 5 , 1793 Boston 3 196 107« Brig Hose Stephen P h illip s July k , 1793 Hamburg,Germany 3- 197 108« Sloop Sally John Archer July 19,1793 Boston(reshipped for 3 198 Charleston)• 109« Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne July 23,1793 Boston(reshipped 3 199 for Philadelphia) 110« Schooner Salem Packet Jacob Very Aug«8,1793 New Providence ,3 199 Bahama Islands 111, Schooner Fox James Very Aug. 2k, 1793 Amsterdam,Netherlands 3 200 112* Brig John Jonathan Millet sept. 5,1793 Bordeaux,F-^ance 3 203 113 Brig Favorite Peter hander uept. 10, 1793 New York City 3 20k Ilk. Brig Feggy Jonathan Berby Oct. 5, 1793 "Cosninna" 3 205 ' Consensa, Italy 115«Schooner Hope John Belt Oct. Ik,1793 ^ost Iridies 206 116. Ship Grand Turk,H, Joseph Moseby Nov.9,1793 Virginia & 208 Maryland 179k- 117. Schooner Sally Abraham Kilham Jan. it,179k Petersburg,Va. 3 209>21 118. Sloop Pattie John Brush May 3 , 179k New York City 3 F - f t - 119. Ship L y d ia ______Tibbe+.s June 179k New York City 3 211 120. Ship Grand T u rk ,II, Joseph Moseby June 6,179k Hamburg,Germany 3 121. Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Julyl, 179k Bilbao,Spain 3 213 123. Sloop Peggy William Russell July 19,179k New York City 3 215 12k. Ship Benjamin Nathaniel'Silsbee Sept. 9,179k Amsterdam, 3 215 Netherlands 125. Sloop Peggy William Russel 1 Oct* 3,179k New York C ity 3 217 - & r~ - 32 - < ? / 33 - 179U Continued - VOYAGE . ACCOUNT INVOICE NO»______VESSELS______MASTERS______LATE VIliSP.E BOUND BOOK NO. 126c. Bark Peggy Joseph Ropes Nov. Hi,179Ìt Madeira, North 3 217 A tlan tic 127» ^etch Elisa Stephen Phillips Dec0 22,179U C alcu tta,In d ia 3- 220 128. Ship Minerva-Richard ^rowninshield Dec. 2li,179U New York City 3 222 129» Schooner Sally John Pitman Dec, 26, 179U New York City 3 222 —------179!?------*------130. Ship Henry Henry Prince Jan. 5*1795 Is le of Franco (M auritius}, 3 223 Indian Ocean. 131. Sloop Iydia Robert Richardson Feb. 25,1795 New York City 3 228 132. Ship Light Horse - liases Townsend April 10,1795 Bordeaux, France 3 230 Jonathan 133. Ketch John-“ MYMtf Derby June 8,1795 Calcutta, India 3 239 July 1 - Invoice feb of Goods in the hands of Edward Gold New York 3 2l;5 13iw Schooner Nancy John Needham Oct. 27*1795 Philadelphia, Pa. 3 2U5 135# Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Nov.18,1795 Pegu, Burma 3 2lj6 136. Schooner Sally John Pitman Nov, 28, 1795 New York City 3> 2).j7, 2lf.8 137® Ketch Brothers John Felt Dec. lifb, 1795 Ceylon, India 3 2l*9 138. Brig Rose ■$ Benjamin Bullock Eec0 22,1795 "Frankabar" 3 257 ------1796------ 139. Schooner Four Sisters Timothy Wetman Jan. 18,1796 Belfast, 3 258 Northern Ireland II4O» Ship Benjamin Richard Gardner Jan. 20,1796 Rhdeira & Madras, 3 ?-58 India lUl. Ship Charleston Daniel Oliver Jan. 1796 London, England 3 262 Iii.2* Ship Honry John Green March 21,1796 Cowes, England 3 2cU 1U3 Ship Astrea Henry Prince March 23,1796 Lisbon, Portugal & 3 265 Madras, India ll|lv. Ship Recovery Joseph Ropes June 9,1796 y. Europe & East Indies. 9 1 L'- v rc.( ^ Ul5. Ship I’&rtha George Ropes Aug. 3, 1796 East In d ie s ^ 9 2 ~ 33 “ $-■ 3U - 1796 Continued«» VOYAGE ACCOUNT INVOICE NO. VESSELS______ASTERS______DATE WHERE BOUND BOOK N03. 31*6. Ketch John John Derby Sept. 17» 1796 Europe & East 9 3 Indies XÍ4.7« Schooner Muth James Odell 6ep t. 30,1796 New York E ity 9- h lU8. Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Nov. 23,1796 Isle of France 9 5 (Mauritius), Indian Ocean fÁ U iíU ^ínW lfJ ----- 1797 — - — ------21# • Ship Henry Benjamin Bul3.ock May 25,1797 Bordeaux,franco 9 6 l50. Ketch Brothers John Felt dune 17, 1797 Bordeaux, France . 9 7 151. Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Sept. 1,1797 Bordeaux,^'r ance 9 8 152. Brig Hannah Moses Townsend Sept. 5,1797 Bordeaux,France 9 9 153. Brig Hopewell James Dowling Oct. 17,1797 Hamburg, Germany 9 3.0 15U. Schooner Dolphin Stephen Webb Nov. 1*,1797 ^Guadeloupe, 9 11 West Indies 155. Ship Martha John Prince, Jr. Nov. 13,1797 Isle of France 9 12 ( M auritius), Indian Ocean' ------17 156. ^rig Hannah Benjamin Swett May 25, 1798 Cadiz, Jpain 9 3.3 15ÍÍ* Ketch John Stephen Phillips Kay 25, 1790 Cadis, Spain 9 U4 3.58* Ship Benjamin Ben jan in Bullock July 3,1798 London, England 9 15 159» Ship-Astrea Henry Prince Aug. 13,1790 Cadiz, Spain 9 16 160. Brigantine Cruger Ebenezer Shillabese Sept. 5»1798-Spanish 9 17 Main (Panama). l6l.. Ship Martha John Prince, Jr. Nov. 27,1798 Cadiz,Spain, 9 18 G ibraltar 162, Ship Enterprise Ephraim Very Dec. 22,1798 Madeira,North 9 19 A tlan tic — 3U - 35 1799 VOYAGE ACCOUNT INVOICi NO, VESSELS MASTERS DATE WHERE BOLE® BOOK NO. 163. Ship Henry Stephen Webb Feb, 8,1799 Surinam, Dutch 9 20 Guiana, South America 16U Brig Cruger-Ebanezer Shillabeso Febo 5, 1799 Cadiz, Spain 9 21 165o Ship i'iount V ernon-E lias Basket Feb. 22.,1799 Havana, Cuba, 9 22 Derby, J r 0 West Indi.es I 660 Sloop Sally Gabriel Allen April 12, 1799 New York City 9 23 I 67* Sloop Juno Stephen Burroughs April 13s1799 New York City 9 2U 168* Brig Cruger William Dngget April 22,1799 Fhiladephia, Pa0 $ 25 169. Brigantine Antclop3 Samuel Derby June 13,1799 Hamburg, Germany 9 26 and E ast or West Indies 170«. Ship John Joseph Ropes June 25, 1799 Surniman, Dutch Guiana, 9 27 South America 171 Ship Mount Vernon E lias IlaskeuyCfr? July 8, 3.799 Cadiz, Spain 9 ?8 Derby, Jr<> 172« Ship Recovery Stephen Fnillips Aug» 6, 1799 Hamburg,Germany 9 29 173© Ship Henry Justin Maearthy Aug* 1, 1799 Hispaniola, 9 30 Haiti,West Indies —------End of Elias Hasket Derby, Sr* 1 Outbound voyages from Derby Wharf, Salem, Massachusetts. The merchant and shipowner died at aalem on September 8, 1799© - 35 - r . S3CT1UIJ I I I 36 CHRONOI.ÜO TCAL UST OF ELLAS HASXS'íá DERBY‘S VVw’i.:. v , »VI A'-EJÄ IMiOirii) FF.Cn PORTS OF CALI, TO DERBY VHARF, SALEM, UASSAOHL’SE’-n'S,, JIINF. 1, 1786 to the LHP of l?9h a TOuSTlER WITH SUMMARY CHARTS Shoring the Frequency of Inbound Voyages and includlnf the Knrr.es of Voss oís» Hunters , find Porte, Paten and Types of Vessels ^ilizecU Compiled by Charges W, Snell, H istorian From the Index to Elias Basket Derby’s Account Book Bo, 5> in the Collections of the 'M Essex Institute, ■ Salem, Massachusetts* **■ 36 •* VESSELS OFs CO -4 -0 ■-0 }P3 f—0 -4 -0 -4 -4 -0 4-4 ~4 ELIAS BASKET D2ESI ■p" CD CO CO CO t no |NO ■0 \o no $ NO NO NO '■O NO g vn ON ->3 CO 0 H ro W 4=- NO. ON —4 00 NO VOYAGE 3ALEII SUM ARY K 1 1 1» JUNE 1786-179U SHIPS 2 2 u 1 2 6 2 *c____21 v *«, .*-X J * 1 2c BRIGS 6 5 1 2 2 7 3 2 ______3. SCHOONERS 1 3 5 6 6 6 % 2 1 5F O 14. SLOOPS 1 h 3 5 1 L. 2 18 KETCiiES 1 1 2 < ,4 6, SHOES 1 1 Q Tl, V5 - 7c CF.AND TOTAL / 1U 10 17 £V5> 11 2 3 ! 1CJ. >£> i " 8. y Ii 1 _ J 1 9. l 10. ^ 1i 11. J ______« j 12. FP.2C.UBN0Y OF EliOUN) VOYAGES TO i L ^ J <_• «J A • ^ ^ , 0 i.' 9 J. | y ^ } 13. 1 ------Dasea. on tuo inaisrtJ'C aj-l-LdO lid»£>.tlt;o I Ik» Derby’s Account Bcc i No, 5# Essex 1 jLIifc. L — £ -a*1 «.«.— Li i. lv. tjl« «.«• i,.3 w U V J t • i5* ~ JUNE 1785 to AUGUc T 1799: lo * GRAND TOTAL OF CUT-2 ::?m voyages 9 10 12 11*’ 8 17 13 18 17 12 9 10 7 7 11 17k ■ 17 c GRAND TOTAL OF ALL V3YAGES,1787-9U 26 22 30 23 35 ?s 23 28^ ! >-3 J 18. < rf l '¿i l 19. •* 1* ♦ 1 20, } t VjO 21. - | —J i—J Utl TOTALS •O £3 i-* -0 ¡—a¡f-' -O 13 h-» mr* -Or~* £3 i ELIAS HASKST DELHI VESSELS 0?: s CO Qd i rr> ¡VO 5 -0 \n£ 1— 02 —0CO ■o \o NO 'O VD NO 'O VO On CO 0 H r\í VJT. On -0 03 VD | * ___u~CIA 0 SALEM SHIPS J 1i »* • *. 75 m \y r\ 1766-90 36o tens Astrea I 1 1 1 1 1 it 1 ? I , Í7É1-1787, 300 te . 1 11 *T7r 1.7.0T-!,. tn -r Grar.d Turk 1 1 1 I 3 í 3» t llfi 1759 Ch'-H-c- P<--m 1 1 ! ¡ U. 1790-92 Li^ht Horse 2 1 1 ! h i 5. D.790 F-^tigy 1 í 1 * 6« 1791-96, U4O tons Ecnjsrán 2 1 3 | 7. 1792-1756, 180 toas Henry 1 3 1 < . i 8. GRAND TOTAL OF VCT 1 2 2 k 1 2 1 6 2 21 1 9o Ju n e 1,1786- 179U 1 i 10. ! 1 11. j 12. i i 13. 1 * H u £ 1í ’ 1 15. i 16. ■ i 1 17. i 1 18. 1 19. •' 20a i 21. - 1t cc 1 ;— »-- 1 ■■ CO —0 -sj ->) “-sj I—J —J —0 —4 ~-si —1 -J -J -'O ELIAS BASKET DERBY VESSELS OF* £r* CO CO Co CO ICO VO 'O VO VO vo VO VO VO 9 vn. OS C3 S A O UJ ro VjJ J=- Vn. Ov ~-0 co VO f-H • VCTA 0 SALEM BRIGS I , to ii 1 » ^ J1 ■ ■n •*! »*/N l ? 6pQ89 Tirco Sisters 2 1 _ .✓ A. . » *. »* L/ £ 0 2 * 1766-87 C ato 1 2 12 3 <• 178 6 N ancy 1 .41 i r 1756- 67 Linht Horse 2 1 i 3 1786 H enry 1 | 1 1 6 . 1790 i 179*4 Hope* I & II 1 1 » 2 7 . 179 0 M aria JL i t 2 2 8 . 1791 B en jam in j i 9 . 1792 S a l l y k 1 •*» 1 1 0 e 1792 T r i a l T_ 1 1 | 11. 1792 Rose 2 2 \ 12. 1793-9U P* ‘•'ubv e^ rv 2 1 3 ! 13. 2J& ¡7-; .7 Favorite fc 1!-u> i 0 i - r* 6 1 2 2 ? i 3 / ? J ‘l 'GRAND TOTAL CF VOYAG; ;s P f b 7 3 • : ^ June l,l?86~179h_ j 16 . 1 17. • 18. 19. " t 20. r j _ 21. uj i u> VQ 'O I 1 — ------*----- » wa « co CO CO CO (CO vo 'O \o VO 'O VO VO—»j VO VO 5 vn Cn ~>3 CO po o H ro V.O \n Ov -s3 CO VO j ryr\ O'. T?'r )—5g f1 ---U.un.'.-.ll SCHOOLS 1. to - :;o. ^ _ -r^6 Enterprise i -J=___ i 2* 1787-89 Peggy 1 2 i i 13 i h \ 3 » 1737-90 Polly 1 2 1 4 k* 1787 Ifev York Packei 1 1 *» •«» 5« 1788 8% Favorite 1 l 6. 1788 Fanny 2 2 7. 1789 A lias 1 1 • 8. 1789 Rachel. 1 1 — I-* 9. 1790-91 Rose 3 2 > 10« 1790 Yorick 2 2 11. 1791-09 Betsy 1 i 2 12. 1791 & 1791; Sally 1 i 2 O 13. 1789-92 Solen Packet 1 1 i 1 ! H i. 1792-93 Porga 2 1 ! 3 ----ri 15. 1792 Rambler 1 1 1 ir 16. 1792 'folly - 1 1 i * 17. 1791} Olive i i 1 18, 1796 Fror Sisters. 1 1 1 9 .GRAND TOTAL 0? 70TA0 T_ ; o y ¡3, 1787-179U 7, 3 5 6 6 6 % 2 -V i 20. 1 i PI £r a « o « r— ■ b H H H UJ i-J H H H UJ 1797 PJ t-3 I ELIAS HAS SET DSRBI VESSELS OF* CD •“•0 -*<3 —0 1*^0 -0 _n ~'4 —3 CO C o CO 'O VD NO VD 'O VD xo NO VD va c\ CO o M ro u> \n On CO VC- § f r ) *—< vrwa r. c;a G TOO Pc; i to n H*r *n 1’ 1786-39 Louisa 1 2. 1 1 1 u ^ **•*».* fc A .lUt 1 2« 1787 2 i 2 li; 3 * • 1787 ___Indur,f.->y______11 1 h* 1788-00- A lice 2 2 1 1 1 7 5. 1789 Dove's. 1 1 6, 1789 Three Friends 1 t f 1 7* 1791 Dolphin 1 2 ; 8. 1792 Sally 1 r* 9« 2UND TOTAL OF VC5TA!1E3, 178?-9ii 1 k 3 > 1 2 2 0 0 18 10* - | 11* KETCHES 12» 179li-9? E lisa 1 I 2 ' 13.GLASS TOTAL OF VOTAG’3 , 1786-9? 1 2 1 2 * > 111. i 1?. SNOW'S 1 16. 179? Pecgy 1 T. 17. GRAND TOTAL OF 7CTA INBOUND VOYAGES 0? ELIAS HASKT.T DERBY’S VESSELS p^ r p aP il OF OAi TO 1UIBY WIIAitF, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS, “ JiH 3.70:; to i l l 17?6 From Elias Basket Derby1 ~ Account Book No. Essex Institute, Salem, ¡feflrr.chusotts» Note -due to tho lack of time it was not possible to check out every dote of shipment on the lip pages of invoices» Dates estimated are marked with #» VOYAGE Book 5 NO. VESSELS______MASTERS BATS FROM WHENCE INVOICE NO. 1. Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders June 10,1786 L’O rient, 1 FrSnco 2. Brig Cato Honry Elkins July 5>, 1786 Gotteriburg,Sweden 2,3^1 3. Brig Danes’- Ichabod Nichols June 1786 West Indies $ ha Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges June 20,1786 5t. Petersburg,Russia 6 £0 Brig Light Hor/ae Nehemiah Buffington June 1786 St «Petersburg,Russia 7 9.Brig Light Horse Nehemiah Buffington Aug. 12,1786 Gottenburg,Sweden 11 ------1787------ lOoBrig Cato Henry Elkins Feb. 7,1787 . New York City 12 11. Sloop Friendship William Ward March 28,1707 Philadelphia,Pa 13 12. Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders March 22,1787 Cape of Good Hope, lU South Africa 13. Ship Grand lurk, I. Ebenezer west March 17,178? Canton, China l£ llu Brig Cato Henry Elkins June 9, 1787 Gottenburg, Sweden 16 Hodges l£ . Ship A strea Benjanin / v Oct.» 23,3.787 S t. Petersburg,R ussia 17 16. Sloop Louisa Samuel Very Nov. lf>, 1787 Philadelphia 18 17. Sloop Industry Joshua Rich Nov. 1787 H iiladolphia 19 18. Schooner Peggy Benjamin Crowninshield Dec. 11,178? Baltimore 20 ~ 20, Bark Light- Norse John Tucker Aug/ 72,1707 Isle of France 22 ( M auritius) , Indian Ocean 21.Schooner Polly Ke nur Williams Not-. 7, 170? Philadelphia ?3 . n u m m m w 2?. Erig/ Three Sisters Daniel Saunders 1787* France 2U 2&. Schooner New STork Packet Barnard New York ?5 — ------— ------1788— ------25* Schooner Peggy Benjamin Crowninshic;Id ’TfSïï* ïfadèira, Atlantic 26,27,28« 26. Schooner Favourite Noble Caldwell 1788* London,England 29 27o Sloop A lice Edmund Needham 1-fey 1788* Philadelphia 30 ,33 Ebrch 28. Schooner Fanny Francis B.JJ. Dennis"ciuuu /»//:/-1788* VillRlXIlgton, N.C, 31 /m/mi&mMnmftmtmfijr//////////////////////m um m / 2?. Schooner Fanny Francis B. Dennis July, 1788*- Baltimore, lii» 3U 30* Sloop Louisa Samuel Very June 1788* Alexandria ,Va. 35> 31. Brig Three Sisters Benjamin Hodges Sumner 1788* Gottenburg,Sweden 36 32. Sloop Alice Edmund Needham Philadelphia 37 33* Schooner Peggy Benjamin Crowninshield 1788* Hamburgh,Germany 38 -if**------1789 - 3U* Brig Three Slaters Henry Webb 1789* Baltim ore, Mdo 39 35. Ship Astrea John Little 1789* Gothenburg, Sweden UO 36. Sloop A lice Edmund &Q-K;U£~Keetham 1789* Philadelphia 111 37. Schooner Alice Joseph Holman I 7C9* Baltimore U2 38. Schooner Pachel John Bulll 1789* Baltimore, Mu. U3 39» Sloop Louisa »Samuel Very 1789* Alexandria, Va. UU UO. Schooner Peggy Joshua Eldridge 1789* New York C ity b$ ill* Schooner Polly Alexander Storer 1769* New York City U5 'i2e Schooner Polly Joshua Eldridge 1789* Alexandria, Va. U6 Ii3. Ship Charming Foggy John Williamson 1789* Isle of F ance H7 ( Mauritiiis ) ,Qhdian Ocean. - ¿ f - - - iih 1789 Continuod Boole No. 5 VCYAgK FROM IKVOIl No. VESSELS MASTERS DATE whence bound NOS. 55» Sloop boro //// Bevi Young 1789* Philadelphia, ?n. 1*8 Sale?*. Packet 1*5. Schooner/.'-"-*/ Samel Very 1789* Alexandria, Va. 1*9 1*6 . Sloop A lic e Ed) ;und Needham 1789* Philadelphia, Pa. 50 )*?o Sloop Three ^rienrìn Francis Benson 1789* Baltimore, Mi* 5l — ------1790------'------ 1*8 0 Schooner Rose Joshua Eldridgo ' Jan»1790 * Roanfcke, Va, 52 1*9* Brig Hope Ezekiel Burroughs Jan <>15,1790 Isle of Fr an ce (M iuritiys) 53 ^-'Indian Ocean 50. Ship A stre a James i'fegeo Hay 1790* Isle of France( 55* 55 (with produce of Brig Three Sisters Indian Ocean cargo } 51. Ship Id.ght Horse Ischabod Nichols 1790* China 56 52 * Schooner Rose Joseph Strout 1790* Martinque ,West Indies 57 53. Sloop Alice Edmund Needham 1790K Philadelphia 58 51*. Ship Light Horse1 Ichabod Nicholsl790 Canton China(of Ship Atlanti c) 59 55/Schooner Yorick James Odell 1790* West Indies 60 56* Ship Peggy Joseph Pratt 1790* west Indies 61 57* Schooner Rose Joseph Strout 1790* Cibraltar, Spain 62 58, Schooner Yorick Janos Odell 1790 * West Indies 63 59. Schooner Polly Francis E. Dennis 1790 Baltimore, Mi* 61* 60. Brig Maria Caleb Hopkins 1790* Philadelphia, Pa0 65 ------1791 ------ 61. Schooner Betsy Peter Bander 1791* Baltimore* Mi. 66 6?. Brig Benjamin Nathaniel Brookhouso 1791* Philadelphia, Pa0 6? •if 63. Sloop Alice Joseph Pratt. 1791* West Indies 68 61*« Sloop Dolphin William Furnald(?) 1791 Hew York City 69 65* Ship Bight Horse -rancis Roache 1791 Bristol, England 70 & 16 17? I Continued Voyage BOCK NO. $■ No. MASTERS DATE FROM WHENCE INVOICE NO. 66* Schooner Sally Richard Snith 1791"* Baltimore, Edo 71,1(72 0 6?» Schooner Rose Joseph Strout 1791* Virginia 73 68, Schooner Salem Packet Jacob Very 1791* Virginia 7U 69 Sehoonor Rose Joseph P ra tt 1791* We3t Indies 75» ?0o Brig Benjamin Nathaniel Brcokhouse 1791* Oporto,Portugal 76 71 Schooner Betsy James Odell 1792* Alexandria,'Va. 77 ?2c Sloop A lice James Needham 1792* Philadelphia 78 73* Brig^ Sally Joseph Loving 1792* Malaga, Spain 79 V 7)-i • Brig W/.'iX T ria l J‘aron Wingate 1792* ^cst ^ndies 80 75* Brig Sally Joseph Loving 1792* Gibraltar, Spain 81 76. Brig Sally Joseph Loving 1792* New York City 82 77* Brig Roso Joseph Strout 1792* West Indies 83 7 8 , Schooner Porga Clifford Growninshield 1792* WGst Indies 8h 79* Sloop Sally Nathaniel Silsbco 1792* West Indies 85 80, Ship Light Horse Benjamin Growninshield, 1792* Cape of Good 86 Hopo, South A frica 81* Schooner Porga Clifford Crowninshield 1792* V irginia 87 82, Schooner Rambler Thomas Barnard’ 1792* . Now York City 88 83 Brig S ally Edward A llen 1792* Maderia, North Atlantic 89 8U* Brig Rose Nathaniel Silcbee 1792?* Cape Francois » 90 West -Mcdies# ^ ^ 85, Ship Henry Jacob Cnownins'nield 1792* C alcutta, -*ndia 91 860 Schooner Molly Robert Sheldon(or Seldon) 1792* Philadelphia 92 17 93 87* Schohneir Salem Packet Samuel Very ' 1792* / V irginia 93 16 lït h6 1793 - VOÏAGB BOOK 1:0.55 ko. vksskis î^ s t -p.s DATE FROM WHENCE INVOICE NOS. 88. Brig F avorite Potei* i-anrìer 1793- Baltimore 9h • 89o Schooner Porgo J,Jones Feb* $P 1793 Cape Fr ancoisp Hu'/l 9!? West Indies '(V$ ' 90* Ship Grcmd$ Turk,!!, Benjamin Hodges Dec» 29,1792 Bengal, iadia 96,97* A u g» 91c Brig Peggy Abraham Killisi.i 1793 New Providence 98 Bahama islands 92* Brig Peggy Abraham KLlhaiu Oet01793 New ^rovidence 99 ------...... ------1791+ —— Bahama Islands 93» Schooner S ally Abraham ICilham 179U * V irginia 100 9Uo Ship Grand Turk, II Joseph Ifcse 179U * Virginia 101 9i>* Schooner Olive Edward Allen 179h * Port au Princo , 102 Haiti,lJost Indies 179& * 96oSM.p Henry • John Gibaut Cape of Cood Hope, I 03,£f lOl; South Africa 97» Brig Hope Samuel Lambert 1794* Cape of Good Hope, 103 South Africa 98» Ship Benjamin N athaniel Silsbee 179U* Capo of Good ¿lope, ^0/d ,105» South Africa 99» Ship Henry Invo97 John Gibaut April 10,179U Isle of France 106 , (M auritius), Indian Ccean J 100» Ship Benjamin N athaniel Silsbee A pril iO,179U Is le of France, 107 Indian Ocean 101. Brig Peggy Jonathan Berby 179^* Amsterdam,Netherlands 108 102* Ship Henry Jacob Crovninshield 179h * C alcutta, India ' 109 103 o Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips 179U* France 110 ------. . . —i79g ------10U Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips ' 179£* Calcutta,India I210 105» Ship Benjamin Richard Gardner 1796* Isle of France, 112 (Mauritius) ,Indian Ocean IO60 Ship Henry Henry Prince 1796* Isle of Bourbon II.3 107. Snow Peggy Joseph Ropes 1795* Isle of France, ^ndian lilt ( or 13.?.x!c) Ocean. 103o Schooner Four Sisters Timothy Wetman May 1796 Ireland 115 Ac:cc—/• _ “ U6 - End of Book 6 A h i .SECTION 17 LIST OF 107 TASTERS, 178$ to 1199, WHO CARRIED CARGOES FOR ELIAS ~ HASKET DERBY» INCLUDING DATES of Sailing» THE NAMES OF THE VESSELS THEY COMMANDED» AND THE PORTS TO WHICH THEY SAILED. Compiled by Charles*Wc. Snell» H istorian from t-he Indexes; to Elias Hasket Derby's Account Books No» 3» $> and 9 in the Collections of the Essex Institute» Salem, I&ssachusettso - k7 " t # ~ ‘ f /-fV/V. I V ELIAS HASKBT DERBY’ S MASTERS AND CAPTAINS CaTgQ Masters V essel Where Bound Year Book Invoice No« __ .______Account ____ 1« Edward Allen : , „ . _ , , ^ (, Brig Industry to Charleston Oct. 1785 3 6 Voyages for Derby: 2. Brig Sally Maderia,North Atlantic 6/1792 3 167 1785- 1793. 3 ' Brig Sally West indies Oct. 6,1792 3 180 ^Schooner Olive West Indies July 5, 1793 3 195 5 Brig Sally from Maderia to Salem 1792 * 89 ir é Schooner Olive Port au Prince,Haiti 179^ 5 102 2, Gabriel Allen: /.Sloop Sally to New York City April 12,1799 9 23o 1799: 3 * Nehenial Andrews : /. Brig Henry from France to Nov. 1786 $• 10 1786: Salem Stjf ephen Andrews: f, Schooner*» to'New York Aug.. 8, 1791 3 156 1791: Cirovidence • o John Archer: / Sloop Sally to Boston July 19, 1793 3 198 1793 : 6. Thomas Ashby: / Schooner Dolphin To Hamburg, June 1,1793 3 192 Germany 1793: 7. , Barnard: /.,• Schooner New from New York 1788 5> 25 York Packet to Salem 1788. 8. Thomas Barnard: Schooner Rambler from New York 1792 $ 88 to Salem 1792 ■ 9. • Francis Bensont^Sloop Three ^riends from Baltimore to 1789 - $ 51 Salem 1789: 10* Nathaniel Bosworth: /✓ Schooner Hope to New York Dec.1786 3 U5 b9 Account Cargo MISTERS______VESSEIS______WHERE BOUND YEAR Book Invoice No, 11« Nathaniel Brookhousei 1790-91: l ' Brig« Benjamin from Philadelphia 179$ 0 5 .67 •2-. Brig Benjamin from Oporto,Portugal 1791 5 76 12, Nehemia Buffinger? 1786 i • Brig Light House to Gottenburgh,Sweden April 12,1786/ 3 / 10 Brig Light Horse from St.PetersburgRussia 6/20/L786 5/ 7 Brig light' Horse Gottenburgh,Sweden Aug,12,1786 5 - U 13» John Brush 1793-9b t Sloop Patty to New York June 19,1793 3 19b X. Sloop Patty to New York Iky 3, 179b 3 211. lb® John B ull: / Schooner Rachel from Baltimore 1789 5 b3 1789? 15® Ezbkiel Burroughs: /, Brig Hope Isle of France Jan.lb, 1790 5 53 (Mauritius ), Indian 0ceano ' • 1790 s 16. Stephen Burroughs s lh Sloop Juno to New York April 13, 1799 9 2b 1799. 17« Benjamin Buttock: {, Brig Rose Frankabar Dec0 22, 1795 2 257 1795-98 s 1- Ship Henry Jf Bordeaux,'France May 23,1797 9 6 3, Ship Benjamin London, England July 3,1798 9 15 18, Noble Caldwell; / Schooner Favorite from London 1789 • 5 29 1789 19. James Cheever: /.Brig Hope New York Oct. 7,1785 -3 5 1785 — — — b9 — T ¿3 ^ P'“' ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSEIS WHERE BOUND YEARS BOOK INVOICE NO. 20» Benjamin Crowninshield /Schooner Peggy Ikderia 1/26/1798 3 76 1788 -1792 ^ Schooner Peggy Hamburgh,Qy, Ifey 15,1788 3 80 3 Brig Henry Capb of Good Hop? ,Dec.l2,1788 3 97 A frica* • y , Ship L ight Horse Cape of Good Hope July 23, 1791 3 15U ¿ f Schooner Peggy from Baltim^b Pec* 11,1787 5 20 b Schooner Peggy from Maderia 1788 5 25,27, 28. 7 Schooner Poggy from Hamburgh 1788 5 f 38o 7 Ship Light Horse from Oape of Good Hope, 1792 5 86. 21. Clifford ^rowninsbield: 1791-92 L Schooner Porga to rtest Indies July lj., 1791 3 Ui9 Schooner Porga to Norfolk, Va* Iky 5, 1792 3» 166. 22*Jacob CrowninshieldP 3 ^tikoc^er Po\r**e\ c s L.JC J -r 1 /VÇ-7c, -,a. 5 - S /" V rw«.v^rr A"i)U „ /79 a 6- * 7 " 1791-9ÊJÎ J, Ship Henry Isl/eof I'rsnce(Kauritius ),June 25,111791 3 Hi3 Indian Ocean X - Ship Henry India January 21, 1793 3 188. 3 ' Ship Henry from Cal cu tta 1792^ $ 91 Y Ship Henry from C alcutta 179U 5 109 23 < Richard Crowninshield: 179U /-Ship Minerva to Nevx York Dec, 2li,179U 222 Brig 2U. William Dagget Cruger to Philadelphia April 22,1799 9 25 U 1799* ic 25» Benjamin Dean: ’ Brig Trial to Charleston,S.C. April U,1792 3 I 8I4. 1792: 26. Francis B» D ennisSchooner Fanny to Wilmington,N.C., 2/25/1788 77c X Schooner Fanny to Baltimore Ifey 1788 3 82 1788-90î 3- Schooner Polly to Baltimore Nov. 13, 1790 3 126 Wilmington,B.C. ¥■ Schooner Fanny from/^££&i^i// 1788 5 31 5. Schooner Fanny from Baltimore 1788 5 50 Schooner Polly from Baltimore 1790 5 6U 5 '0 T 5 1 ACCOUNT CARGO MSTERS, VESSEIS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK INVOICE NO. 27» Elias Hasket Derby,Jr,^Ship Opand Turk.Isle of France 12/7/1787 3 66 (iburitius) Indian 1787 and 1799* Ocean, Ship 1-bunt Vermon Havanna,Cuba April 12,1799 9 22 3. Ship Mount Vermon Cadiz, Spain July 8, 1799 9 28. 28# John Derby / Ketch John Europe & Sept. 17,1796 3 3 East Indies 1796: 29, Joffn-athan Derby: i Brig Peggy Consenza^^taly Oct, 5» 1793 3 205 1793-95* "*■- Ketch John Calcutta,India June 8, 1795 3 239 S. Brig Peggy from Amsterdam, — 1791 5 108» Netherlands, 30, Richard Derby s j/ Ship Nancy Gottehburg, Sweden June 25, 1790 3 118 1790: 31, Samuel Derby: / Brig Peggy to New York July 10,1792 3 173 1792 & 1799* a- Brig Peggy to Cadis, Spain July 11,1792 3 17l 3 Brig Antelope Hamburg^ Germany June 13*1799 9 26« & East or Nest Indies 32, James Dowling: 1797 A Brig Hopewell Hamburg,Germany Oct.17*1797 9 10. 33* Joshua B l d r i d g e Schooner Peggy to V irginia Jan0 7* 1789 . 3 102 1789: ~Xr Schooner Rose to North Carolina Dec, 17,1789 3 115 -3. Schooner Peggy ' New York 1789 5 U5 51 ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSELS______WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK INVOICE NO. 3U* Henry Elkins: /Brig Nancy to West Indies June 17,1785: 3 2* 1785-1787: 3- Brig Cato to Charleston,S.C. Dec. 6,1785. 3 7 . 3 Brig Cato to Gotteriburg,Sweden March 28,1787 3 55« Brig Cato to Maderia Aug* 2it, 1787 3 63 Ship Juno to Cape of Good Hope^Africe*June It,1788- lost at sea* / ' , 3 70* 6» Ship Atlantic Isle of France Sept* 9,1788 3 87 (■‘■'Mauritius ) , Indian Ocean * ^ Brig Sato from Getteriburg,Sweden July 5*1786 5 2,3* and It* Brig Cato from New York Feb* 7* 1787 5 12 ^ Brig Cato from Gotteriburg,Sweden June 9* 1787 5 16* 35* John B* Fellows: 1793* l Schooner Freedom to Phiiiadelphia June 26, 1793 3 19Uo 36. John F e lt: f Schooner Hope to West Indies 0©t* lit,1793 3 206 1793-97: 2 Ketch Brothers Ceylon ^ec* 11, 179$ 3 2it9 3 Ketch Brothers Bordeaux, France June 17, 1797 9 7* 37« William Furnald(?): 1790: I Sloop Dolphin from New York 1790 $ 69* 38* Richard Gardner: ! Ship Benjaân to Maderia & Madras, Jano20,1796 3 258 India* * 179U-96: 2. Ship Benjamin from Isle of Francèsf 17910- 5 112 (Mauritius),Indian Oceano 39* John cO iaasM op Gibaut%: 1791-9U: l Ship Astrea to Isle of France May 12,1791 3 13 i> (Mauritius ), Indian Ocean* Ship Henry from Cape of Good Hope, 179$/- 5 103,10iu A frica, 3 Ship Henry from Is le of France 179Ù 5 106 (alBn=æeé*9-7)* I . 1 53> ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSEIS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK INVOICE NO. I4.O. John Green: 1796: / Ship Henry Cowes,England March 21, 1796 3 26U Ul. Daniel Hathorne: 1786-1790? /, Sloop Sally to Boston Oct, 2l*,1786 3 33 2.. Sloop Sally to Boston Nov, 1786 3 3U 3- Sloop Sally to Boston July 13, 1790 y 121, 120. l/ Sloop Sally to Boston July 19, 1790 3 199. (reshipped for Philadelphia). 1*2, Benjamin Hodges: 1785-1792: i Ship Astrea To L'Orient,-ranee June 1,1785 3 2 X- Ship Astrea to Charles ton, S.C. Decoll;, 1785 3 8 3 . Ship A strea to Maratrand,Sweden May 25, 1787 3 58 If Brig Three Sisters to Gotteriburgh, Sweden,March 5,1788 3 78c 5 1 Ship Grand Turk,II, to Calcutta, India March 7, 1792 3 160 C?, Ship Astrea from St* Petersburg,Russia J ne 20,1786 5 -6 M '/? Ship Astrea from St. Petersburg,Russia Oct, 23,1787 5’ 15* ?>. Brig Three Sisters from Gottenburgh,Sweden 1788 5 - 36 Ship Grand Turk,II, from Bengal,India Dec. 29,1792 5~ 96,97o I4.3, Joseph Holmon: 1789 h Schooner Alice from Baltimore 1789 5 U2o lil*. Caleb Hopkins 1 1790 I, Brig M$ria. from Philadelphia 1790 5 65* J+5* J . Jones 1793: ' Schooner Porgo from Cape Francois. Feb, 5 , 1793 5 95 U6. Edmund Keetham 1789 Jt Slopp Alice from Philadelphia 1789 5 lx. - 53 \ !.. æ A ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND TEAR BOOK INVOICE NO. U7* Abraham Kilhamt 1792-&-179Ut f Br i g Peggy to West Indies S ept.8,1792 3 178 Schooner Sally to Petersburg,va. Jan. li,179k 3 209,210, ^ Brig Peggy from North Providence, Aug. 1793 m . Bahama Islands. if Brig Peggy from North Providence Oct. 1793 S'. Schooner Sally from Virginia 179^- 1;8. Samuel Lambert: 1793* )• Brig Hope from Cape of Good Hope,Africa. V J9tf 5 10k h9s Peter Lander: 1790-93 *). Schooner Betsy to Baltimore Sept. 25, 1790 3 125 X- Schooner Betsy to Baltimore May 17, 1791 3. 13U S Brig Favorite to New Tork Sept# 10,1793 3 2QU if, Schooner Betsy from Baltimore 17S$ l'ft I 5 66 5 Brig Favorite from Baltimore Dec., 1793 ' 5 9U., 50» John L ittle s w a r 1787-1788 / Sloop Friendship from Cape au Verde,Africa-Dec.1787 5 21 • A ■2- Ship A strea to Gottenburgh, Sweden liarch 25, 1788 3 79 3 Ship Astrea from Gottenburg,Sweden 1788 5 UO 51. Joseph Loving? 1791* I Brig Sally to Gibraltar ,Europe April 1791 3 131 Brig Sally from Malaga, Spain 1792L, 5 79 . T i n ' * ■ S-r- . 52.Ju stin McCarthy* L/ 6 / ^ A/r w y 5U - I 55 CARGO ACCOUNT MISTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK INVOICE NO. 5U. Jonathan Millet A Brig John to Bordeaux,France Sept* 5,1793 2 203 1793* 55« Joseph Mosely: 1793-19W Ship Grand Turk, II, to Va* & Md* Nov. 9 >1793 3 208 Ship Grand Turk, I I to Hamburgh, Jnne 6,1791; 3 212 Germany • 3- Ship Qj.and Turk,H - from Virginia 179^ 5 101. \ 56» Edmund Needham t 1758-92: /. Sloop Alice to Philadelphia .March 1788 3 80 2-, Sloop Alice to Philadelphia July 23,1789 3 112 Sloop A lice to Philadephia July 5> 1790 3 119 //, Sloop Alice to Philadephia A pril 3 , 1792 3 166 JT Sloop Alice to Philadelphia J u ly '22, 1792 3 175 b- Slooj) Alice from Philadelphia 1788' 5 3 0 ^ 3 _ ^ i. v-—~ _____ 7^^SleÖpnAl±c&'froni" Sloop Alice from 11 1790- / 72'2~ 37 Sloop Alice from u 1^0 172*1 5 50 Slopp Alice from Philadelphia 179Ö 5 58. 57* James Needham; to 1791: I, Sloop Alice Philadelphia 1793Ì- 3 78 58» John Needham: 1795* A Schooner Nancy to Philadelphia Octo 27,1795 3 2l;5 59* Jonathan N e il* . 1792* / Schooner Betsy To Baltimore June 20,1792 3 171* - 55 — \ Í. $6 ACCOUNT CARGO MISTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND TEAR BOOK IN0OICE NO. 60» Ichabod Nicholst 1785-90 i )< Brig Nancy to Baltimore Augo 1785 3' k X . Brig Nancy to West Indies April 20,1786 3 21 3' Ship Three S iste rs to Cape of Dec«» 18,1786 3 3k Good Hope,Afric© ^ Ship Light Horse Cape of Good Hope Augo 5,1788 3 83 Brig Nancy from West Indies 1786 9 S £>. Ship Light Horse from China 1790 Í& Ship Light Horse from China 1790-of 9 59 Ship Atlantic 61» James Nicholsons 1789 ! / Brig Jenny to Liverpool,England Dec. 30,1789 3 116© 62» James Odells 1789-96s /. Schooner Yorick To Trinidad, Dec© 17,. 1789 3 113 West Indies X Schooner Betsy To west Indies Feb« 9,1792 3> 159 j? Schooner Ruth to New iork Sept. 30,1796 9 h Yorick ¿¿r Schooner/W 0 . from West Indies 1790 5 — 60 6 . Schooner Yorick from West Indies 1790 5 63 Schooner Betsy from Alexandria,Va. 17932^. 5 77 63® Daniel Olivers 1796: / Ship Charleston To Loridon Jan© 1796 3 262o 6I4.. Daniel Peirces 1790: /, Brig Cadet To Ifederia,Portugal, ^ec, 17, 1790 "3 129© North Atlantic 56 - i « a 5 7 ACCOUNT CARGO MISTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK INVOICE NO. 6£« Stephen Phillips? / Brig Rose to Hamburgh, Germany July U, 1793 3 197 1793-99* a. Ketch Eliza To Bilbao, Spain Jnly 179U 3 213 Ketch Eliza To Calcutta,India Dec« 22,179U 3 220 l/. Ketch Eliza To Pegu, Burma Nov« 18, 1795 ? 3 t 22+6 Ketch Eliza To Isle of France, Nov« 23,1796 9 5 (M auritius) Indian Ocean Ketch Eliza To Bordeaux,*ranee Sept«1,1797 9 8 7^ Ketch John To Cadiz, Spain May 25,1798 9 lit %>. Ship Recovery To Hamburg,Germany Aug. 6, 1799 9 29 Cfr Ketch Eliza From F ance 179U 5 110 l° - Ketch Eliza from Calcutta, India 179iirpP295 5 in« 66« John Pitman: 1792,.-95: /- Schooner S ally To New York Dec». 26,; 179U 3 222 'SL Schooner S ally To New York Nov. 28, 1795 3 2U7, 2U8« 67« Joseph P r a tt: 1790-91:^' Ship Peggy to West Indies July 20, 1790 3 120 2- Sloop Alice St. Eustatius, Dec» 11,1790 3 127 Dutch West Indies 3- Schooner Rose To West Indies June 8, 1791 3 11*2 Ship Peggy From West Indies 1790 5 61 Sloop Alice From West Indies 1791 tfr 68 Schooner Rose from West Indies 1791 3 75 - 5 7 • \ ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK IN VO ICE NO. 68* Henry P rince: 1795-98* ^ Ship Henry To Isle of France Jan* 5*1795 3 223 (Mauritins),Indian Ocean To 2- Ship Astrea Lisbon & i&dras,India March 23*1796 3 265 To 3 Ship A strea Cadiz, Spain Aug* 13*1798 9 16 ^ Ship Henry from Isle of Bourbon 1796 5 113 69* John Prince,Jr« t 1797-98 */. Ship ifertha To isle of France (Mauritius), Nov.13,1797 9 12 Indian Ocean Ship ifertha To Cadiz- G ib raltar, Spain Nov* 27» 1798 9 18 70. Robert Richardson; 1795* / Sloop Lydia To New York Feb. 25, 1795 3 228 71* Joshua Rich; 1787*/« Sloop Industry From Philadelphia Nov*,.3.5,-1787 5 19 72« James Rob* 1789*/ Schooner Richard and Edward*To Isle of Feb0 17,1789 3 111* France (¿feuritius.), Indian Ocean. 73* FranAis Roache? 1790-91* Ship Light Horse To Bristol, England Oct* 26,1790 3 126 •2-- Ship Light Horse From B risto l May 1791 5 70. 71-1* George Ropes: 1791 & 1796:^ Schooner Polly To Carolina Jan* 8, 1791 3 130 2. Ship Martha To East Indies Aug. 3,1796 9 2 75* Joseph Ropes* 179U-99* L Bark Peggy To M aderi^a,Portugal Nov.lU,179ii 3 217 j>, Ship Recovery To Europe ^.East June 9» 1796. 9 1 3ndies“C^' « ? ► 5 9 ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND YEAR_____ BOOK______INVOICE NOS, 7 $ , EDWARD /-ééËsSÊr Rus s e l t 1786-87. 2u Sloop Industry To Boston Dec* 1786 3 k5 2* Sloop Industry To Boston iferch 11,1787 3 5k 3* Sloop Eidustrpy To Boston May 13,1787 3 51* 77#.. William Russell? 179U: 1. Sloop Peggy To New York July 19, 179h 3 213 2. Sloop Peggy To New York Octo 3,179U 3 217. 78* Daniel Saunders: 17835-1787 î l*Brig Three Sisters To West Indies Aug. 18, 1783 3 3 2<> Brig. Three Sisters To Virginia June 10, 1786 3 26 3 . Brig Three S iste rs to Cape of GoodAug. 20, 1786 3 27 Hope, A frica* (Boston to Cap t0 ^est-O ct.31,1-786) 3 33: U» Brig Three Sisters to L'Orient ¿France ' Augo 13,1787 3 6ll 3.Brig Three Sisters from France June 10, 1787 5 1 6. Brig Three S iste rs from Cape of Good Hope, March 22, 1787 3 111 A frica. 7. B rig . Three S iste rs From France 1787 3 2I4. 79. Robert Sheldon î(or Hébert Seldorx) : 1792 î 1* Schooner Molly To Philiadelphia Nov* 17, 1792 3 182 2. Schooner Molly From Philadelphia Dec. 1792 3 92« 80* Ebenezer Shillabese? 1798-99! 1« Brig ^ruger To Spanish M ain-Sept. 3,1798 9 17 (Panama), 2* Brig Cruger To Cadiz, Bpain Feb. 3, 1799 9 21. ¿2» - 39 ~ 6 0 ACCOUNT CARGO MISTERS VESSELS______WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK# INVOICE NOS. 81. Nathaniel Silsbee: 1791-1791;: 1. Sloop Sally To Virginia &DqC.2 9 ,1791 3 158 West Indies 2. Brig Rose To west Indies June 12,1792 3 170 3. Ship Benjamin To East Indies ^ec. 11, 1792 3 185 U. Ship Benjamin To Amsterdam, Sept. 9, 179k 3 215 Netherland. 5 . Sloop S ally from West Indies 1792 5 85 60 Brig Rose From Cape Francois. 1792 5 90 tfo,tti- * 7. Ship Benjamin From Cape of Good 0 5 it^f Hope, A frica 8. Ship Benjamin From Isle of France April 10, 179h 5 107 (Mauritius),Indian Ocean. 82. John Smith; 1786: 1. Sloop Friendship To Boston ' Octo ? 1786 3 33 2« Schooner Enterprise To New York ^ec. 3-786 3 l;5o 83. Richard ^mith: 1791*l.Schooner Sally To New York *fey 6, 1791 3 132. 20 Schooner Sally from Baltimore 1791 5 7l*72. 8U. Samuel Smith; 1786: 1. Schooner Enterprizo *rom New York Nov. 11,1786 9 9* 85# Alexander ^toners 1789: 1. Schooner Polly* ^rom New York 1789 5 U5o 60 - ACCOUNT CARGO MISTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK INVOICE NOS. 86, Joseph Strout: 1790- 92: (1 ), Schooner Rose To West Indies April 23,1790 3 117 2, Schooner Rose To Gibraltar, Spain Aug, 7>1790 3 122 3* Schooner Rose To Petersburg, Va. Dec, 22,1790 3 129 U, Schooner Rose To Salem from V irginia Jan 17* 1791 3 133 5, Brig Rose to Surinsufj Dutch Guiana, Nov, 17* 1791 3 157 South America, 6, Brig Sally To Milaga, Spain July 11, 1792 3 17U 7, Schooner Rose From l&rtinque* 1790 5 57 West Indies0 8, Schooner Rose From G ib raltar, Spain 1790 5 62 9. Schooner Rose Fror-i V irginia V 1791 5 73 10, Brig Rose From West Indies 179lv 5 83 ■ Benjamin Swett: 1798 2 1. Brig Hannah To Cadi», %>ain I V 25> 1798 3 13 88 « ,Tibbets 179U* l.S h ip Lydia To New York June 179k 3 211 89* Lemuel Tobeyt 1790: 1« Brig Dogger Bank To Amsterdam, Jan. 25,1790 3 118, Netherlands, 90, MÒSC3 Townsend.: 1795 & 1797: (1 ), Ship Light Horse To Bordeaux*Fr ance- A pril 10,1795 3—23 2* Brig Hannah To Bordeaux, France Sept. 5,1797 9 9» 91 o Penn Tcwnsend: 1793: 1, Sloop Sally To Boston July 5* 1793 3* 195, - 61 ~ I .U 62 ACCOUNT CARGO MVSTERS VESSELS WHERE BOUND YEAR BOOK IN VOICE N O S. 92o John Tucker: To 1787* 1. Bark Light Horse Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 26,1787 3 U7 A f r i c a . 2. Bark Light Horse From Isle of France August 22,1787 5 22 (i'&uritius ) , Indian Ocean. 93* Ephraim Very: 1798 1. Ship Enterprise Ifederia, Portugal ^ec* 22,1798 3 19 9h® Jacob Very: 1793* l.Schooner Salem Packet To New Providence, Aug. 8,1793 3 199 Bahama Islands,west indies. 2. Schooner Salem Packet From V irginia 1791^ 5 7U 9&> Jame3 Very: 1793* 1* Schooner Fox: To Amsterdam, Netherlands Aug* 2l+,1793 3 200 96. Samuel Very: 1788-92: 1* Sloop Louisa To Alexandria,Va. Khy 22, 1788 3' 81 2* Sloop Louisa To A lexandria, Va. Sept* 17» 1788 3 89 3® Schooner Salem Packet ToAlexandria Ifey 19, 1789 3 112 h* Schooner Salem Packet To Alexandria Sept* lit, 1790 3 12h 5® Schooner Salem Packet To New York Nov. 30, 1792 3 183® 6* Sloop Louisa From Philadelphia Nov* 15 1786 5 8 7* Sloop Louisa From Philadelphia Nov. 15, 1787 5 18 8* Sloop Louisa From Alexandria,Va. 1788 5 35 £* Sloop Louisa From A lexandria, Va<> 1789 5 UU 10. Schooner Salem Packet From Alexandria 1789 5 U9 11. Schooner Salem Pac^t From Virginia Dec* 1792 5 93 - 62 - \ ^ 6 3 ACCOUNT CARGO MASTERS VESSEIS______WHERE BOUND# YEAR BOOK INVOICE NOS. 97# William Ward: 1787* 1* Sloop Friendship To Philadelphia March 3> 1787 3 5k 2* Sloop Friendship From Philadelphia Mkrch 28,1787 5 13 98«. Benjamin Webb? 1788: 1 . Brig Three S iste rs To Cape of Good Hope, Dec* 3» 1788 3 92 A frica. 2* Brig Three Sisters From Baltimore 1789 $ 39 99 o Stephen Webbt 1797-99» 1* Schooner Dolphin To Guadeloupe, Nov* li,1797 9 H West Indies 2* Ship Henry To Surinaii^ Dutch Gudna, Feb. 8, 1799 9 20 South America • 100o Edward West; 1793* 1* Brig Nancy To G ib raltar, Spain June 8, 1793 3 193 101. Ebenezer West: Ship 1785-87: 1 . Grand Turk,I* To Cape of Good Dec„ 1785 3 10 Hope, Africa* 2. Ship Grand Turk, I . From China March 17, 1787 5 15 We.ffWM 102, Timothy Wfetman: 1790 & 1796 1. Schooner Sally To Hest Indies Sept. 2,1790 3 1?5 2. Schooner Four Sisters To Eelfast, Jan. 8,1796 3 258 Northern Ireland* 3. Schooner Four Sisters From Ireland May 1796 5 115« 103o John Williamson: 1789: 1* Ship Charming Peggy Fr om Is le of Fr ance Ca*1789 5 k? (^fenritius), Indian Ocean* IQlu Benjamin Wilson* « 1792s 1* Schooner Porga To West Indies Aug. 22,1792 3 176* 6 3 - .. v ir- * t &h ACCOUNT CARGO ______MASTERS VESSELS______WHERE BOUND TEAR BOCK INVOICE] NOS. 105» Henry Williams t 1787» 3L Brig Three S iste rs From Philadelphia Nov0 7*1787 5 21*. 106* Aaron Wingate: 1791* 1» ? rig S ally From G ib raltar, Spain 1792-*. 5 81 2* Brig S ally From New York 17$0— £ 82 107» W illiam W yatt: 1787 & 1790: 1* Sloop Rainbow To Boston ifey 1787 3 60 2* Sloop Rainbow To Boston 1790 3 12is Aug® 108* Levi Young: ( 1789 s 1# Sloop Dove From Philadelphia«! Ca. 1789 $ 1*8. Ehd of List of Elias Hasket Derby's ifesters, 178i>-1799o - . <33^ - 6k 6 5 SECTION V PORTS OF CAILffiWITH WHICH ------EUAS“HASKET DERBY TRADED, ------JUNE 1785 to AUGUST 1799. INCLUDING DATA ON THE FREQUENCY OP?T£S?B, NAMES OF MASTERSV AND VESSEIS. Compiled by Charles W, Snell H istorian from the Indexes to Elias Hasket ^erby's Account Books No. 3, 5 and 9, in the Collections of the Essex Institute,. Salem, l&ssachusetts. n u . > . ¿V K t ,j * . - V.* -65 — X/J tHoclvcnov %i ¿'¿J^ 90 , The principal trade rputes of the period I 78I4.-I815 were across the North Atlantic, to the West Indies, and to South America, as in colonial, times* To Fortug3l, Spain, and France in Southern Europe the Northern States sent fish and lumber, which were sold for coin, b ills of exchange, or southern European produce* These proceeds were then carried to Qreat Frita in and there used to pay for northern imports of British manufactured goods* To the Canary and Maderia Islands the northern merchants sent fish, lumber and pr oils ions, which were exchanged for wine. Part of the wine was carried back to the United States and part was shipped to * Great Britain, where its sale enabled the northern traders to ob&Mn additional purchasing power for ^ritish manufactured goodso An even more important trad e was carried on between the northern merchants and the West Indies* Northern exports to these islands consisted of fish, horses, lumber, wheat, flour, biscuit, beef, pork, bacon, peas, and Indian corn. For this they received coin, sugar, molasses, nun, indigo, dyewoods, fustic, cotton, wool, and salt* The West Indies also paid for imports with bills of exchange drawn on English merchants* Ifcst of those commodities were shipped to England and there exchanged for English manufactured goods** Rum and molasses wKere carried back to the northern states where they were used in the fur trade, the slave trade, the New England fishery, and the Newfoundland trade —* in each instance enabling the northerners to ob/tain additional remittances to Qreat Britain* The northern merchants further increased their buying power by earning freight charges and profits on the cargoes they carried directly to Qreat ^ritain from the We3t Indies, the Canary Islands, Madeira, and Southern Europe* in Section I of this report, 3h ad d itio n , as has beon noted^new ro u te s, 178U-1789 , were opened with the Baltic, South Africa, India, the Butch Eart Indies, China, and the Pacific Coast of North America* (f m T 66 SUMMARY CHART OF ELIAS HASKET DERBY'S PCRTS OF CHART NO. 1$ CALL, 1785 - 1799 Places Traded Period of Voyages to, Voyages from, With Trade __ . 1785-99. 1786-9U. I . AFRICA: 1. South and west Africa 1785-9^ 10 2, Jfederia, North Atlantic 1787-98 6 2 Subtotal^ Africa and vicini!'■7 16 gtc I I . ASIA AND THE EAST INDIES: 1 , Burma 1795 1 0 2, China 1787-90 0 4 h 3, East Indies(General) 1792-99 5 0 it, India 1792-98 8 3 5 , Java 1789 1 0 6 .Isle of France (Mauritius),1787-1797 8 7 Indian Ocean, Subtotal: Asia and the East In d ie s: .23 III III, Europe : A, General(|^Ldentified ports) 2 0 B. Northern Europe: 1, Germany 1788-99 7 1 2, Great Britain 1789- 98 5 2 3» Northern Ireland 1796 1 1 it, Netherlands 1790-9U 3 1 5 , Russia 1786-1787 0 3 6» Sweden 1786-90 6 5 Subtotal : Northern Europe 22 ' 10 C. Southern Europe: 7, France 1785-1797 8 h 8, Gibraltar 1790-98 h 2 9 , Ita ly 1793 1 0 10,Portugal 1791 & 1796 1 1 110 Spain 1792-1799 9 1 SUBtotal: Southern Europe 23 8 D. »- GRAND— — — TOTAL - —' FOR EUROPE: T h i 21 / / ¥ - 66 I -jjî CHART NO* 1$ (Continued) 67 Places Traded Period of Voyages to, Voyages from, With T i m e ______^ 1785-99. 1766-91; IV . NORTH AMERICA Ä, New England 1. Boston^B§®ïEüpâMrttff. 1786-93 13 0 B. Atlantic States 2 • New York City, * V' 1785- 99 18 8 3 . Philadelphia , . 1786- 99 10 16 Subtotalj'Middle Atlantic States 29 2k C* Southern States: U* Baltimore, i-Iaryland 1785- 1792 7 10 5o Alexandria & Norfolk,Va* 1786-1793 11 12 6* Wilmington, N.C. 1788-91 3 1 7* Charleston, S.C. 1785 & 1792 k 0 Subbto bal Southern States 25 23 D. Grand Total for North America (Coastal) 66 k7 /• V. WEST INDIES , CENTRAL AMERICA Subtotal? to- West Indies 1785-99 2k VI* SOUTH AMERICAN — 1. Surinam, Dutch Guiana 1791 & 1799 3 0 VII* Unidentified Ports il rr *il^=G&p©EE'rane SUMMARY CHART I. Africa and Maderia...... 16 8 II Asia and the East Indies*.. 23 Hi III. Europe...... k l 21 IV , N o rth A m e rica * ...... 66 k l V* West Indies ...... 2k life V I . S o u th America...... 3 0 VII* Unidentified Ports*...... 1 o GRAND TOTAL OF VOYAGES ïHo m -/&- - 67 •Jillllillfc.ju ...... 1 ...... - J . .. . ------— - - >- « )•»..>> « , . »« «,% . _j W V/MVH *> * m a , 1766 1791 1797 M 1796 -4 H H * H H H H H i VESSELS OF: CO —J ’ 3 -4 -4 -4 3 -4 ELIAS HASKET DERBI $=~ Co CO . CD 3? NO NO NO NO NO 1t \r\ CO 6611 “ NO o ro U> .er NJ\ oo 1 GRANG? TOTALS OF VOYAC3 3 -jT0 & from K »• ! 1* AFRICA i 2 3 5’ 2 1» 16 CHART NO. i 2 . 2 6 5 * ■ 3 ^ HADEP.IA 31 31 2 2 i 2 2 8 u. i"' ■ 1 ” ^ 1 11 $ . ASIA 2 2 3 It 2 k 2 lu 6 8 1 1 2 j £ _ » 6 , O TOST INDIES & SGI TH AMERICA 2' £. 1 8 6 1 0 6 1 2 1 5 U3 8 . , • 1 t NORTHERN, EUROPE $ u 6 > 2 3 2 60 3 6 1 2 37 ' 10* SOUTHERN EUROFE 2 3L 2’ 2 i# 3 1 3 2 U 2 It 3. 3lL 1 1 * SUBTOTAL EUROPE 6 7 h 5 " $ " 3 2 6 2 10 2 5 5 72. 12o TOTAL OF FOREIGN VOi l(32S 3- 9' i? 15 7 \ 11 26 15 22 22 9 19 3 8 i i :SIT?' 1 7 7 1 3 . - 111. UNITED STATES TOTj' L COASTAL VOT, 5 9 10 l l 16 □L 13 33 12 8 3 2 3 U3- 1?. UNIDENTIFIED PCP.T (foreign) 1 2 1 , 16. . 17. CEAND TOTAL OF VOi lGES} Inbound 8 18 22 26 23 22 29 28 23. 29 12 22 3 8 m ■ a* I ' 18. & Outbound 1 9 . ~ -• U> i OO 20, -¡Hi- This to tal does not agree with the figi re c f. t 286\’oage 3 on pag 3 b 3C RV o l th Ls c iart r a ress =1 tha ; listed i on it.3 invoice ihat j.t was goii g b 0 01 thi ee j iacc ^r» J S*3 l l 3ted und 3i’ e ich itat 3d p >rt )f c ill. j i <*. * «*w*n*o* uu« ------1789 1797 1799 TOTALS 78 i 1788 ; 1790 1791 H ! 1792 ! 1793 -0 H H H ELIAS HASKET DEHBT co iS tj -0 i VESSEIS OF: £r CO CO NO NO vo NO ux ON t r \n O CO EREQUENOF OF VCffAGI:S TO 1 1 1 i --- S'^S’ 1 1. A ERICA . Outbound to 10 CHART NO. 1 2 l $ 1 2. AFrica Unbound from 17 2 h 6 ______i. i * —— --- — 3» TOT ATS ATT? TO A 3L 2 3 T 3L u 16 ,.i Ll is! u. t MADERIA Outbound to 1 1 1 i i 1 6 * ■ — 6« Ki.DSRIA Inbound from 1 1 2 .; . ; 7. TOTALS, MADERIA 1 1 1 2' i 1 1. 8 J *. 8 . Outbound to 1 WEST INDIES 2 1 h 3 5 3 1 1 3 2U 10. WEST INdies 1 h 2 i Unbound from- 1 - 3 16 2 2 1 8 5 10 6 i 1 1 k ° 1 1 * TOTALS, WEST INDIES 3 ' 12o , 2 !3* SOUTH AMERICA Outbound to 1 3 1^* South America Inbound from — ■ M - 1,1 $ • 2 3- 1 TOTAL SOUTH AMERICA 1 — — f ] 16. • 17. Unidentified Port Outbound i 1 Foreign lo . 19. ~ ! " UN . NO 69 O r o • «1« W t « h tKOW IIiMMNMA i 1799 1791 1797 1790 -^3 1796 • t H -HnJ M —aH * M H M H ELIAS BASKET DERBY VESSELS OFj £r03 -*4CO CD Co CD 5 »*4CD VO—4 SO SO SO3 SO v\ Os —J CD • SO ro W £r- CD i VOYAGES TO AND FROM AS: A G 1 CHART NO. ^ jCHBIIA OUTBOUND TO 28 ; 2» CHINA INBOUND FROM 1 3 U 3. -■ L.:-- i i * • * , < ; U. EAST INDIES OUTBOUND FCF. i 2 i > 2 ,_7 5» EAST INDIES INBOUND FROM --- * — 6. . 7. ISLE OF FRANCE OUTBOUND FOR l 2 l 2 2 2 1 8 8 8.ISLE OF FRANCE INBOUND FROM 2 2 2 2 2 2 i ’* ...... —* 9 ¿Subtotal jIslo of Frar 3 G 2 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 1 26 io . • india OUTBOUND FOR 1 i I 2 2 2 8 _ 11. INDIA IU30UND FROM 2 2 2 — - - --- ^ hU /m * “ 12. \ 3 2 2 3 2 1 12 .13 ...... 1 6 ~ r U*. CHAO TOTAL OF VOYA S3: ASIA: 2 2 3 k 2 2a 1 2 1 39 15. 1 16. , 17. 18. 19. “ o 20. * OT 3 f i I M 1 9 7 1 7 9 7 1 S L A T O T ->3 M H* H H H M H ELIAS HASKET DERBI VESSELS OF: CD -»3 - 0 . - 0 - 0 3 3 —0 t j J= - CD CD CO CD CO VO VO VO VO VO VO VA O n CD - VO o r o VuO S = r v R O v o o VO • i NORTHERN EUR.OFF— VOV/K F S T O t CHART NO. ' 2 1 * G e r m a n y Outbound for 1 2 2 - 7 O 1 9 1 * G e r m a n y Inbound from 1 l 2 3 • Great Britain Outbound for 2 2 «? 1 k* Gr*>at Britain Ini) d or nd from 1 2 2 i I r e l a n d Outbound fo r 1 1 1 6 ® I r e l a n d Inifoound from 2 2 2 7 • N e t h e r l a n d s latbound for 2 2 , 3 ®* Netherlands Inbound from 2 1 -L-J__ 9 • R u s s i a Outbound for 3-0» Russia Ih/bound from 2 2 3 _ * 3-1® Sweden Outbound for 2 2 2 2 6 . 1 2 c S w e d e n Inbound from 2 1 2 2 — 1 13« Europe,Genera! . Outbound fo r 2 2 1 2 1 Hi® TOTAL, EUROPE, NOP.T IERN: k £ 3 3 1« 6 1 2 3 7 1 5 ® 3 . 1 2 2 2 k 3 2 3 2 i t 1 u 3 , 3 U _ 1 ^ * ______SubtotaL.SCHTNSSK EUROPE:, ------ t r ~ b > 2 1 0 1 17* GRAM? TOTAL, EURO! E d 7 J d *3 )„ 7 5 1 7 1 7 ! ^ / «3 ¿y • 1 8 . 1 9 ® ~ 1 20. h | - 2 1 . i 2 r . à...,,* I . . A i .».• ■ .* »1 . *.«.»• » «I .«*- «•>*«*« ------1792 TOTALS 1790 1791 1797 1799 M 1796 -«*3 H H H H H H H 3 " -0 -0 -0 ELIAS HASKET DERBI VESSELS OF: -Ü2 o> CO CO co 03 NO NO NO NO v \ On CO . NO S= r CO j SOUTHERN EUROPEAN ’OTAGES TO 1 1 1 1 C hart NO, France Outbound to 2 1 1 1 , 8 ----- 1 20 F rance Inbound from 3L 1 1 2 1 2 8 ------A 3 • G ib r a lta r Oi+hnunH t o 1 3L i 1 k G ib r a lta r TnhrynnrL from___ 1 1 2 I t a l y Outbound to l 1 6« I t a ly Tohnnnd from P o rtu g a l Outbound to 1 1 n ®* P o rtu g a l Inbound from 2 9 • Spain Outbound to 1 u 2 9 10« Spgin Inbound from 1 1. - U » TOTAL SOUTHERN EUR( PE. 2 1 2 2 h 3 ' i 3 2 k 2L k _ 2 L .. 3k - 12 o , 13 * SUBTOTAL NORTHERN TUR0F5______h 6 2 __ L l 0 3 ..k Q 6 0 i ] ? U .7 -- - 1Î4* GRAND TOTAL: EUROPE " i ~ 6 7 ' k 5~ 5 3i lu 7 2 10 1 5 i 71 t • i 1 5 . — 1 • 1 1 6 . 1 7 . | 1 8 . 1 9 . ~ - 2 0 . i —0 m 1 1 Ri 1- ,*» _ H H H H H H H H VESSELS OF: CO —j -n3 .• y *4 —j -4 -4 tí **4 t í ELIAS HASKET DERBT t= ~ OD CO CO 03 ' CO NO VO VO VO VO VO VO VO vn. O —4 OD \ VO o H ro \n On -4 00 vo S> AMERICAN VOIA K « e t iB S J<~; p a s t a i . B o s to n r>few Outbound to -13- CHART NO. ! 3» Now York City Outbound 22. 21 iMik. k* New York C ity Inbound 2 Philadelphia Outbound 1 1 10 Philadelphia Inbound 2 b 2 11 7» SUBTOTAL KIDDIE STAT 2 Hi In 52 8. M aryland Outbound to 2 2 t • i 10* Maryland Inbound from 2 2 2 10 11*■ Virginia (-\itíhound to 2 11 12» Virginia Inbound from 2 12 13* North Carolina Outbound to 2 3 111. N orth C a ro lin a Inbound from 15• South Carolina Outbound to 16. South Carolina Indound from 1 7 . S u b to ta l SOUTHERN TATES k 18. 1 9 . nn 'QB5I. NORTH AMSRÜ ÌL IO n 16 n M l i HU 20. v3 . Iti 7k I . AFRICA 1 , PORT: CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SOUTH AFRICA 1785-9^/ VESSEL MASTER DATE OF SAILING' AECOUHT INVOICE FROM SJLLEM . BOOK NO. 1» Ship Grand Turk, I - Ebenezer West Dec . 178^ 3 10 2© Brig Three Sisters — Daniel Saunders Aug. 20,1786 3- 27 3»Ship Three Sisters — Ichabod Nichols D0c. 18, 1786 3 31* U*Bark Light Horse John Tucker Jan. 26, 1787 3 li7 5. Ship Juno (lost Henry Elkins Jan. 1;,1788 3.. 70 a t sea 6 , Schooner Peggy Benjamin Crcwninshield Ja n .28,1788 3 76 7» Ship Light Horse Ichabod Nichols Aug. 5,1788 3 83 8.Brig Three Sisters Benjamin Webb Dec. 3, 1788 3 92 9* Brig Henry Benjamin Crcwninshield Dec. 12, 1788 3 97 10© Ship Light Horse Benjamin Crcwninshield ’ July 23, 1791 3 151* Bound to Salem From: 1 . Brig Three S iste rs Daniel Saamders, March 22, 1787 5 Hi 2. Ship Henry John Gibaut 1791/ 5 103 j a 3© Brig Hope Samuel Lambert 17 5 103 li© Ship Henry John Gibaut m i f 5 10U 5« Ship Benjamin Nathaniel Silsbee 179 J-/- 5 io5 2. • PORT i CAFE DU VERDE, WEST AFRICA . t 7 ? 7 s BOund for Salem From: 1. Sloop Friendship John L ittle Dec. H , 1787 5 21 £ 1 t \ <2^ 7 5 3 . mmiRA ISTAND( PORTUGAL), IN NORTH ATIANIC OCEAN 1787-98* 'SÂ'ÏIÈD- EROri ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSEL MASTERS SMKE SALEM BOOK NO. 1* Brig Cato Henry Elkina Aug. 2k, 1787 3 63 2* Brig Cadet Daniel Peirce Dec* 17, 1790 3 129 3 , Brig S ally Edward A llen Jan. 5,1792 3 167 Uo Bark Peggy Joseph Ropes Nov » lU,179li. 3 217 5* Ship Benjamin Richard Gardner Jan* 20, 1796 3 258 (also on to Madras,India) 6* Ship Enterprise Ephraim Very Dec. 22, 1798 9 19 Saildd from Riderla fo r Salem : 1» Schooner Peggy Benjamin crowninshield 1788 $ 26, 27, 28* 2. Brig Sally Edward Allen 1792 5 89« I I ASIA AND THE EAST INDIES* 1» PORT* PEGU, BURMA * 1795 1. Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Sailed to Not, 18,1795 3 2l*.6 2, PORT - CANTON, CHINS* 1787- 90 SAILED FROM CHINA ACCOUNT CNR INVOICE ^VESSEL MASTERS FOR SALEM BOOK NOS. 1, Ship Grand Turk, I Ebenezer west Fferch 17,1787 5 15 & 2. Ship A strea James mgee 1790 5 55 (includes cargoes of Mhry and the Three Sisters), 3* Ship L ight Horse Ichabod Nichols 1790 5 * 56 i*.. Ship Light Horse Icabod Nichols 1790 ’ 5 59 (includes cargo of Ship Atlantic), 3 , PORT* EAST INDIES ( GENERAL) 1792-99* SirC einETSr ACCOUNT IiiVOlCE VESSEL______MASTERS SALEM FOR*______DATE BOOK______NOS. 1. Ship Benjamin Nathaniel Silsbee Dec* 11,1792 3< 185 2* Ship Recovery Joseph Ropes -June 9, 1796(Europe & E.I) 9 1 3* Ship Ifertha George Ropea- Augo 3*H79o p 9 2 U* Ketch John John Derby Sept,17,1796 (Europe & E,I.) 9 3 5o Brig Antelope Samuel Derby-June 13,1799 Hamburg & E«I, or W,I, $ 7 5 9 26 ? 76 I . ASIA. AND 4ffiHfrBa.ST INDIES (CONTINUED) INDIA, 1792-1798 SAILED PROM SALEM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS DATES PORTS BOOK NOS. 1* Ship Grand T u rk ,II Benjamin Hodges March 7*1792 C alcutta 160 2* Ship Henry Jacob Crowninshield January 21,1793 India 188 3* Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Dec. 22, 179U Calcutta 3 220 U. Ketch John John Derby June 8, 1795 Calcutta 3 239 5» Ketch brothers John Felt Deo. 11, 1795 Celyon 2li9 6. Ship Benjamin Richard Garner Jan. 20, 1796 Madras & 258 ifederia(Port.) 7. Ship Astrea Henry Prince March 23, 1796 Ifedras & Lisbon 3 265 8. Ship Enterprize Ephraim Very Dec* 22,1798 Madras 9 19 SAIIED FROM CALCUTTA,INDIA, FCR SALEM t 5U Ship Henry Jacob Crowninshield 179jp 5 91 Ship Henry Jacob Crowninshield 179U 5 109 tL Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips 179^** 5 i l l Ship Grand T u r k ,I I - Benjamin Hodges Doc.29,1792 from Bengel $ 96,97. 5 .PORT? BATAVIA, JAVA, 1789: Sailed from Salem Fort 1. Ship A strea Jamos Magee Feb* lit, 1789 103 - 76 - Ì 77 I I , ASIA. AND THE EAST INDIES( Continued) U. ISLE OF FRANCS( MAURITIUS), INDIAN OCEAN 1787-1797 BAILED FROrf ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS SALEM ' BOOK NOS. 1, Ship Grand Turk, I - Elias Hasket Derby,Jr. Dec. 7,1787 3 66 2« Ship Atlantic Henry Elkins Sept. 9,1788 3 87 3.Schooner Richard James Rob Feb. 17, 1789 3 i n and Edward U. Ship Astrea John Gibaut May 12, 1791 3 135 £ .Ship Henry Jacob Crowninshield June 25>, 1791 3 11*3 6* Ship Henry Henry Prince Jan. 5 , 1795 3 223 7. Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillips Nov<> 23, 1796 9 5 8. Ship Ehrtha John Prince, Jr. Nov. 13, 1797 " !9 12 SAILED FROM ISLE OF FRANCE 'FOR SALEM 1. Bark Light Horse John Tucker Aug. 22,1787 ' 5 22 20 Ship Charming Peggy John Williamson 1789 5 1*7 3. Brig Hope Ezekiel Burroughs Jan. lU, 1790 5 53 >°\ li,. Ship Henry John Gibaut 1795/(Invoice 97) 5 . 106 5* Ship Benjanin Nathaniel Silcbee April 10, 179U 5 107 6» Ship Benjamin Richard Gardner 179iy 0 5 112 7* Ship Henry Henry Prince (Isle of Bourbon) 179i£* 5 113 8o Snow Peggy Joseph Ropes 1795 5 111*. I I I . EUROPE 1. Europe(General) SAILED FOR EUROPE ACCOUNT • INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS FROM SALEM BOOK ' NOS. L. Ship Recovery Joseph Ropes June 9*1796 To Europe 9 1 & East Indies 2. Ketch John John Derby Sept. 17,1796 To Europe & 9 3 East Indies - 77 - r < P 78 H I , EUR OPE ( C OUT INUED ) 2 . FRANCE » 1785-1797 * Southern Europe ” s m s r r F M T - ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS PASTERS______SALF.M______PCRT ______BOOK NOS. 1. Ship Astrea Hodges June 1,1785 L’Orient 3 1 2, Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders Aug, 15,1787 L'Crient 3 61 3. rig John Jonathan Millet Sept. 5 , 1793 Bordeaux 3 20; U. Ship Light Horse Moses Townsend April 10,1795 Bordeaux 3 230 5 . Ship Henry Benjon in Bullock Kay 2$, 1797 Bordeaux 9 6 7I 6. Ketch Brothers John Felt June 17, 179$ Bordeaux 9 7 7© Ketch Elisa Stephen Phillips Sept. 1, 1797 Bordeaux 9 8 8. Brig Hannah Moses Townsend Sept. 5 , 1797 Bordeaux 9 9 SAILED FROM FRANCE FCR äALEM 1. Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders June 10, 1786 5 1 2. Brig Henry Nehemial Andrewsi Nov. 1786 5 10 3. Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders 1787 5 2b li. Ketch Eliza Stephen Phillip•s 179U 5 110 3 . HAMBURG, GERMANY, 1788- 1799s To Germany 1. Schooner Peggy Benjanin Crowninshield May 1¡?, 1788 3 80 Thomas 2« Schooner Dolphin Ashby 1793 3 192 3 . Brig Rose Stephen P h illip s July U, 1793 3 197 1;. Ship Grand T urk,II- Joseph Mosely June 6, 179U 3- 212 5* Brig Hopewell Janies Dowling Oct. 17, 179U 9 10 6<> Brig Antelope Samuel Derby June 13, 1799 9 26 (Hamburg, & Bast or West Indies) 7. Ship Recovery 'Stephen Phillips Aug. 6* 1799 9 ' 29 SailjHjedfrom Germany to Salem 1. Schooner Peggy Benjamin Crowninshield 1788 38.. . 78 ' Ï & > 7 9 ni. europe(continued) ll. GIBRALTAR, MEDITERAMEAN SEA,. 1790-98 : SOUTHERN EUROPE SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSEIS MASTERS SALEM' BOOK N03. 1. Schooner Rose Joseph Strout Aug. 7, 1790 3 122 2. Brig Sally Joseph Loving A pril 1791 3 131 3 . Brig Nancy Edward West June 8, 1793 3 193 U. Ship Martha John Prince, J r . Nov, 27, 1798 9 18 (Cadiz,Spain-& Gibraltar) Sailed from Gibraltar fo r Salem: 1. Schooner Rose Joseph Strout 1790 5 62 2. Brig Sally Joseph Loving 179& - 5 81 5»GREAT BRITAIN, 1789-1798: SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSEIS MASTERS SALEM FOR PCRT BOOK NOS. 1. Brig Jenny James Nicholson Dec. 30,1789 Liberpoâl 3 116 2.Ship Light Horse Francis Roache Oct. 26, 1790 Bristol - . 3 126 3* Ship Henry John Green March 21,3.796 Cowes 3 26U li.. Ship Charleston Daniel Oliver^ Jan. 1796 London 266 5. Ship Benjamin Benjamin Bullock July 3*1798 London lí> SAILED PROM G.B. FOR SALEM 1. Schooner F avotite Noble Caldwell 1788 London 5 29 2» Ship Light Hoarse Francis Roachc 1791 Bristol 5 70 5. IRELAND, 1796: SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS SALEM FCR PCF.T BOOK NOS. Jan* 96 L. Schooner Four Sisters Timothy Wetman ást¿Northern 3 256 Ireland Sailed from Ireland fo r Salem May I 796 1. Schooner Four Sisters Timothy Wetman Belfast 115 A 79 - Ï ...... • V " ------'------^ ' I 80 ; III. Europe(Continued) 6. CONSENT, HALT, 1793* SOUTHERN EUROPE* SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS______MASTERS SALEM FCR______BOOK______NOS.______ 1. Brig Peggy Jonathan ^erby Oct. 3* 1793 3 205 7« AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS,, 179Q-9U: 1* Brig Dogger Bank Lemuel Tobey Jan. 25*1790 3 118 2» Schooner Fox James Very Aug. 21;, 1793 3 200 Benjamin 3» Ship Nathaniel Silsbee Sept. 9* 179U 3 215 Sailed from Amsterdam fo r Salem 1. Brig Peggy Jonathan Derby 179U 5 108 8. PORTUGAL» 1791 ^ 1796 .SOUTHERN EUROPE SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS SALEM PCRT BOOK NOS. 1. Ship Astrea Henry Prince March 23* 1796 Lisbon 3 265 & i-fedes,India. Sadldd from Portugal for Salem 1. B ri^ Benjamin Nathaniel Brookhouse 1791 Oporto 5 76 9o/^S T , PETERSBURG» RUSSIA - BALTIC SEA » 1786-1787i •_ r. From SalenuTo Russia* ^J 1* Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges Juno 20,1786 $ 6 20 Brig Light Horse Nehemial Buffington June 20,1786 5 7 3o Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges Oct. 23, 1787 5 17 ~ 80 - « P 81 I I I - EUROPE (CONTINUED) t 10, SPAIN, SOUTHERN EUROPE , 1792-1799 SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTFRS SALEM FCR PORT BOOK_____ NOS. 1. Brig Peggy Samuel Derby July 11, 1792 Cadiz 3 17U 2. Brig Sally Joseph Strout July 11,1792 Malaga 3 I 7I1 3* Ketch/05? Eliza Stephen Phillips July 179h Bilbao 3 213 li. Brig Hannah Benjan in Swett Ffey 25,1798 Cadiz 9 13 5. Ketch John Stephen Phillips May 29, 1798 Cadiz 9 Hi 6 . Ship A strea Henry Prince Aug. 13,1798 Cadis 9 16 7* Ship Ffertha John Prince,Jr. Nov. 27, 1798 Cadiz & 9 18 G ibraltar 8. Brig Cruger Ebenezer Shillabese Feb. 5, 1799 Cadiz 9 21 9, Ship Mount Verimn Elias Hasket Derby,Jr. July 8,1799-Cadiz. 9 280 S A iled from Malaga, Spain for Salem, . . 1. Brig Sally Joseph Loving 1791 9 7 11, SWEDEN, BALTIC SEA, NORTHERN EUROPE, 1786-1790: SALEM, ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS SAILED FROM PORT BOOK NOS. 1. Brig Light Horse Nehemia Buffinger A pril 12,1786 Goteborg 3 20 A A 2, Brig Cato Henry Elkins March 28, 1787(Gothenburg) 3 99 3.Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges May 25, 1787 l'îarstrand 3 98 l i. Brigo Three Sisters Benjanin Hodges Narch 5,1788 Goteborg 3 78 9. Ship Astrea John Little March 25, 1788 " ' 3 79 6. Ship Nancy Richard Derby June 25, 1790 » 3 118 SAIIED FROM GOTEBORG FOR SA IBM £ Brig Cato Henry Elkins July 5, I 786 5 ~ 2 ,3 , U 2o Brig Light Horse Nehmmia Buffinger Aug. 12,1786 9 11 3. Brig Cato Henry Elkins June 9 , I 7O7 9 16 li# Brig Three Sisters Benjamin ^Hodges 1788 9 36 9. Ship Astrea John Little 1789 9 liO # •» 81 \JL 0 ' 82 V . NORTH AMERICA( UNITED STATES) 1* Boston, Massachusetts ,1786-17993. SATES) fROfl ACCOUNT INVOICE Vessels MUSTERS SALEM FOR BOOK NOS. 1. Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne Oot. 2U, 1786 3 33 2. Sloop Friendship John Smith Oct. 1786 3 33 3* Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne Dec. 1786 3 3U U. Sloop Industry Edward Russel Dec. 1786 3 US S« Sloop Industry Edward Russel March 11, 1787 3 5U 6* Sloop Industry Edward Russel May IS, 1787 3 57 7. Sloop Rain-bow William Wyatt May 1787 . 3 60 8. Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne July 13, 1790 3 120 9. Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne July 13, 1790 3 121 10. Sloop Rainbow William Wyatt Aug. 1790 3 12U 11. Sloop S ally Penn Townsend July S, 1793 3 19S 12. Sloop Sally John Archer July 19,1793 3 198 (reshipped for Charleston) • 13. Sloop Sally Daniel Hathorne July 23, 1793 3 199 (feshipped for Philadelphia). 2. NB7 YORK CITY, NEW YCRK, 178S-99 r 1. Brig Hope James Cheever Oot. 7, 17&S 3 5 2. Schooner Hope Nathaniel Bosworth Dec. 1786 3 US 3. Schooner Enterprize John Smith Dec0 1786 3 US . U. Schooner Sally Richard Smith May 6, 1791 3 132 5. Schooner Providence Stephen Andrews Aug* 8, 1791 3 1S6 6. Brig Peggy Samuel Derby July 10, 1792 3 m ? 173 7* Schooner Salem Packet Samuel Very Nov.30,1792. 3 183 8, Sloop Patty John Brush June 19, 1793 3 19U 9 . Brig Favorite Peter Dander Sept. 10, 1793 3 201* 10. Sloop Patty John ^rush May 3, 179k 3 211 - 82 - \ I . a V . NORTH AMERICA (CONTINUED) 83 2. NEW TŒIK CITY (CONTINUED) STlLED ili OM ACCOUNT INVOICE VSSSBb MASTER SALEM FC« BOOK NO. 11. Ship Iydia Tibbets Juno 1794 3 211 12. Sloop Peggy William R ussell Oct. 3,1794 3 217 13. Ship Minerva Richard Crovninshiled Dec0 24, 1794 3 222 14. Schooner Sally John Pitman Dec. 26, 1794. 3 222 15. Sloop Iydia Robert Richardson Feb. 25, 1795 3 228 16. Schooner Sally John Pitman Nov. 28, 1795 3 247 , 17. Schooner Ruth James Odell Sept. 30, 1796 9 4 18. Sloop Sally Gfibriel Allen April 12, 1799 9 23 19. Sloop Juno Stephen Burroughs A pril 13, 1799 9 24 SAILED FP.OM NEW YORK CITY TO SALEM 1« Schooner E nterprise Samuel Smith Nov. 11, 1786 5 9 2* Brig Cato Henry Ellcins Feb, 7, 1787 '• 5 12- 3 . Schooner New York Packet Barnard 1788 5 25 4 . Schooner Raggy Joshua Eldridge 1789 5 45 5* Schooner Polly Alexander S torer 17^9 5 . 45 6* Sloop Dolphin William Fxurnral 1791 5 $$B>69 7. Brig Sally Joseph Loving 1791 5 W T 9 8. Schooner Rambler Thomas Barnard 1792 5 88 ' " 83 • r— \ Y*. NORTH AMERICA( CONTINUED) su 3 . PHILADELPHIA, PA. , 1786-99î SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS SEW SALEM BOOK NO. 1 » Sloop Friendship William Ward March 3, 1787 3 5U 2. Sloop A lice Edmund Needham March 1788 3 80 3* Sloop A lice Edmund Needham July 23, 1789 3 112 U. Sloop A lice Epfdmund Needham July 5, 1790 3 119 5* Sloop A lice Edmund Needham April 3, 1792 3 165 6* Sloop A lice Edmund Needham July 22, 1792 3 167 7« Schooner Molly Robert Sheldon Nov. 17*1792 3 182 8* Schooner Freedom John D. Fellows June 26, 1793 3 191* 9 . Schooner Nancy John Needham Oet/ 27, 1795 3 2U5 10. Brig Cruger William Dagget April 22, 1799 9 25 SAILED PROM PHILADELPHIA FOR SALEM 1. Sloop Louisa Samuel Very Nov. 15, 1786 5 ‘ • -8 2® Sloop Friendship William Ward Narch 28*1787 5 13 3* Sloop Louisa Samuel Very Nov. 15, 1787 5 18 1;. Sloop Industry Joshua Rich Nov. 15, 1787 5 19 5 . Schooner Polly Henry Williams Nov. 7* 1787 5 23 6. Sloop A lice Edmund Needham 1788 5 30 p 3 <7*"Sl'06p A lice Ednr&nd^GedhHHF^x - ^ y89— ■----=== =33- Sloop A lice Edmund Needham w o j|-7'ó r 5 37 Sloop A lice iadmund i w / t t ? 5 IA Sloop Dove - l>evi Young /Ï.?W 179& |7¿7 5 U8 /¿)-H. Sloop A lice Jjdmund Needham 1792- 1 7 ^ 7 5 50 ) -i£. Sloop A lice Edmund Needham Ì&9&-1 ~7'£ 1« Brig Nancy Ichabod Nichols Aug. 1785 3 1* 2. Schooner Fanny Francis B« Dennis May 1788 3 82 3. Schooner Betsy Peter lander ^ept. 25, 1790 3 125 lu Schooner Polly Fr ancis B* Dennis Nov. 13,1790 3 126 >. Schooner Betsy Peter Lander May 17, 1791 3 131* 60 Schooner Betsy Jonathan N eil June 20, 1792 3 171 7. Ship Gj.and Turkjk I I , Joseph Mosely Nov. 9 , 1793 3 208 Va. & Md. SAILED FROM BALTIMORE FCR?SE/?ME SALEM - 1. Schooner Peggy Benjamin ^rovminshield Dec« 11, 1787 5 20 2* Schhoner Fanny Francis B. Dennis 1788 5 31* 3* Brig Three Sisters. Benjamin Webb 1788 5 39 1*. Schooner Alice Joseph Holman 1789 5 1*2 5« Schooner Rachel John Bull 1789 1*3 6«. Sloop Three Friends Franics Benson 1789 5 51 7* Schooner Polly Francis B. Dennis 1790 61* 8* Schooner Betsy Peter Lander 1791 5 66 9. Schooner Sally Richard Smith 1791 5 71, 72. 10o B rig. Favourite Peter Lander 17?2p 5 9U. - 86 - V , NOP.TH AMERICA (CONTINUED)t £ . VIRGINIA , 1786-93» : Sailed from account invoice VESSELS MASTERS SALEM FOR PORT BOOK______NOS, 1« Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders Jan.10,1786 Va* 3 26 2o Sloop Iouisa Samel Very ifey 22 *1788 Alexandria 3 81 3» Sloop Louis Samuel Very Sept* 17,1788 Alexandria 3 89 1;» Schooner Peggy Joshua EJdridgeJan, 7* 1789 Virginia 3 102 £• Schooner Salem Packet Samuel Very May 19,1789» Alexand- 3 112 r i a . 6* Schoonor Salem Packet Samuel Very Sept* lij.,1790 Alexandria 3 12U 7« Schooner Rose Joseph ^trout Dec* 22,1790 Petersburg } 129, 130. Schooner Rose Joseph Strout Jan. 17,1791 (From Va* to Salem) 3 131 Sloop Sally 8//^^Kjd^n^ 6 jS 4 ^ -N athaniel Silsbee Dec* 29, 1791 Va. & West Indies 3 l£7 9. Schooner Porga Clifford Crcwninshield May £,1792 Norfolk 3 16£ 10, Ship Granlffurk,ll, Joseph Mosely Nov* 9,1793 Va, & Mi* 3 208 11» Schooner S ally Abraham Kitham Jan. U, 17?U Petersburg 3 209 , 210. SA .TIED IROM VIRGINIA FOR SALEM 1* Sloop Louisa Samuel Very 1788 Alexandria £ 3£ 2. Sloop Louis Samuel Very 1788 Alexandria £ 1*1*. 3. Schooner Polly Joshua Eldridge 1789 Alexandria £ U6 Uo SchoonerSalem Packet Samuel Very 1789 Alexandria £ i+9 £• Schooner Rose Joshua Eldridge Jan. ll|, 1790 Roanoke £ £2 6* Schooner Rose Joseph Strout May 1791 Va* £ 73 7* Schooner Salem Packet Jacob Very 1791 Va. £ 7k 8» Schooner Betsy Jame3 Odell 1791 Alexandria £ 77 9. Schooner Porga C3.ifford Crouininshield 1792 Va. £ • 87 -10. Schooner Salem Packet Sanuol Very 1792 Va. £ 93 11. Schooner Sally Abraham Kilham 1793/ Va* £ 100 12, Ship Grand Turk, H , Joseph Mosoly 179^- Va. £ 1 0 1 . 86 - 87 V. NORTH AMERICA (CONTINUED) : . 6. WILMINGTON, FORTH CAROLINA (1788-91): SAxISD FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS______MASTERS______SALEH FCR______BOCK______NOS. 1. Schooner Fanny Francis B. Dennis Feb. 25, 1788 3 77 2. Schooner Rose Joshua Eldridge Deo. 17,1789(K N.C.) 3 125 3 . Schooner Polly George Ropes Jan. 8,1791 lo r "Carolina" 3 130. SAILED FROM WILMINGTON, N.C. FOR SALEH Zm. Schooner Fanny Fyancis B. Dennis 1788 5 31 7. CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA ( 1785 & 1792): Sailed from Salem For: 1. Brig Industry Edward Allen Oct. 18,1785 3 6 2. Brig Cato Henry Elkins Dec. 6 , 1785 3 7 3c Ship Astrea Benjamin Hodges Dec. !?, 1785 3 8 U. Brig '^rial Benjamin Dean Dec. U, 1792 3 181?, VI* WEST INDIES, CENTRAL AHERICA: 1785-99: ■ ’ • SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS______MASTERS SALEM FOR______PORT BOOK NOS. 1. Brig Nancy Henry Elkins June 17, 1785 W. I . 3 2 2* Brig Three Sisters Daniel Saunders, Aug. 18,1785 W.I.3 3 3. Brig Nancy Ichabod Nichols A pril 20, 1786 W .I. 3 21 U. Schooner Yorick James Odell Dec. 17, 1789 Trinidad 3 113 5« Schooner Rose Joseph Strout April 23, 1790 W.I. 3 117 6o Ship Peggy Joseph Pratt July 20, 1790 W<> I. 3 120 7c Schooner Sally © Timothy Wetraan ^ept0 2,1790 W.I* 3 125 8. Sloop Alice Joseph Pratt Dec. H,1790-StoEu3tatius, 3 127 Dutch W. J~ndies« 9. Schooner Rose Joseph Pratt J^ne 8, 1791 W.I. 3 111 2 10. Schooner Porga, Clifford ^rovminshield July li,1791 WI 3 lii9 11. Sloop Sally - Nathaniel Silsbee Dec0 29,1791 Va. & W.I. 3 158 12. Schooner Betsy James Odell Feb. 9, 1792 W .I. 3 159 87 V '1 £ & 88 V I. WEST INDIES, CENTRAL AMERICA( CONTINUED)(1705-99) I SAIÎED "j&Qtf ACCOUNT INVOICE BRST3RS VESSELS MA.STÎRS SALEM FOR PORT BOOKS NOS. 13* Brig Rose Nathaniel Silsbee June 12, 1792 W.I. 3 170 lit. Schooner Porga Benjamin Wilson Aug. 22, 1792 W.I. 3 176 15. Brig Peggy Abraham Kilham Sept. 8, 1792 W.I. 3 178 16. Brig Sally Edmund Allen Oct. 6, 1792 W. I . 3 180 17. Schooner Olive Edmund Allen July 5, 1793 W.I. 3 195 l8,Schooner Salem Packet Jacob Very Aug. 8,1793 New Providence, 3 199 Bahama islan d s. 19.Schooner Hope John <$££$# Felt Oct. lit, 1793 W.I. 3 206 20. Schooner Dolphin Stephon Webb Nov. U> 1797 Guadeloupe 9 U 21. Brig Cruger Ebenezer Shillabese Sept. 1798 Spanish Main 9 17 (Panama) 22. Ship Mount Vernon E lias Hasket Feb. 21, 1799 Havana, 9 22 Derby Jr. Cuba 23. P rig Antelope Samuel Derby Jnne 13,1799 lüamburg,Germany 9 26 & Bast or West In d ies. 2lt. Ship Henry Justin Micarthy Aug. 1,1799 Hispan^iola, 9 - 30 H a iti. SAII&ED FROM WEST INDIES FR0Î-Î SALEM L. Brig Nancy Ichabod Nichols July 1786 W.I. 5 -5 2. Schooner Rose Jospeh ^trout 1790 J^ar it inique *W. I. 5 57 3 . Schooner Yorick James Odell 1790 • W .I. 5 60 he Ship Peggy Joseph P ra tt 1790 W.I. . 5 61 5* Schooner Yorick James Odell 1790 W .I. • 5 63 6. Sloop Alice Joseph Pratt 1791 W.I. $ 68 7 . Schooner Rose Joseph Pratt 1791 W.I. • 5 75 8. Brig Trial Aaron Wright 1 7 9 ^ - W.I. 5 00 80 9., if Brig Rose Joseph Streut 17930— W.I. 5 83 10. Schooner Porga Clifford Crowninnhield 17935"—W.I. 5 8lt 11. Sloop Sally Nathaniel Silsbee 1792 W.I. 5 85 - 8 K- \ 8 9 VI. WEST INDIES, CENTRAL AMERICA (C ONT PI ÜED) SÄHET) FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSELS MASTERS W .I. FOR SALEM BOOK NOS. l^ B r ig Peggy Abraham Kilham W.T. Aug .1793 9 98 l ^ B r i g Peggy Abraham Kilhm W .I. Oct.1793 5 99 Port Au 179&- 5 102 Prince, Haiti V II, SOUTH AMERICA. 1791 & 1799 Sailed from 3L* Surinam, Dutch Guiana Salem fo r 1* Brig Rose Joseph Strout Nov. 19.1791 y 197 2. Ship Henry Stephen Webb Feb. 8, 1799' 9 20 3/ Ship John Joseph Ropes June 29» 1799 9 27 II. Unidentified Ports, ( f 1 . CAPE FRANCOIS , 1T SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSEIS MASTERS FCR SALEM BOOK HO. X iP rig Rose N athaniel Silsbee 1792 C4PC Go*jC‘c’5j 90 / J , Schooner Porga J. Jones Feb. 9 »1793 co pc 9 95 Jr^ro^j act & / __ fo FRANKABAR, 1799 SAILED FROM ACCOUNT INVOICE VESSEIS MASTERS SALEM FOR . BOOK NO. 1 . Brig Rose Benjamin Bullock D ec. 22,1799 3 297 M Oc A ^ End of Ports of C all. \ Q L f c h lf i iUcoJCf^ vjoycws A « (vwJUum*) ' 1 < m 89 \ 91 ASSOCIATED WITH THE DERBY FAMIOT, 1735- f t * * Prepared by Charles W. Snell, H istorian 91 92 DERBY VESSELS, 1735- 1799 NAME OF VESSEL DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA(in Essex In s titu te ) 1» Sloop Abby j l?9^j(not craned by Derbys) Derby Family Ms, Vol. Ill* 2 . Brig or Ship 1782-81»,/ Derby Family Mu. Vols. H I, VII, EC, XIII, XIX, active 1 ------“ jfti •XXVII, and XXX* 3 . SLOOF ALICE 1788-92.1 D.F.M3. Vol. III. Derby Family Papers,Box 2- 1788 Insurance Papers. Cargoes of In Account Books No. 3 and It. Schooner Alice, 17.89 g Account Book Ho. 5,p. 1»2- cargo of '(tJsc, £. Schooner Alexander, I 806.I D.F.FB. Vol. XXVII. 60 Ship?gggg36& America, I 783- 8I1' D.F.Ifc., Vol.. XEC* Derby Family Papers,Box 2. f t /f'i/ 'it'! o f J C \ / “7'& > f * /) C ' h r y (?-<£?•--»/ 1 'n S I S V r Y Z - . ■ T O H ^A ntelopd* 1 7 9 9 ,g jKL806* D.F.Ms. Vols. I , I I I , 17, IX, XIX, XXVII. E.H.Derby Account Book No. 9, p. 26-cargo of,17990 John D.F.. F£att,"Shipping in the Revolution,"p Ship Astrea, I, 1782-9#) ~^D.F?MS Vais. I, II, III, VII, X, XIX, XX, Box 2 of Derby Family Papers(1787) and Elias H. Derby’s I & Ship Ast.rea, H , 1796 -1801' * Account Books No. 3» i>, and 9 for cargos. l[ 2 0 ^ Ship A tla n tic , 1788 * Derby Family ifes., Vols. VII and X; E.H. Derby’s Account Book No, 3» p.87 for cargo in 1788, 1 !. Brig Benjamin, 1762. D.F.1ES, Vol. I , and XXVIII. 12. Brig Benjamin, JL791*. E.H. Derby’s Account Book No. p.67. 13. Ship Benjamin, 1793-98: D.F.MSS. Vols. V II, X, XX, XXVII, XXVIII; E lias H. Derby’s Account Books No* 3* 5, and 9,with cargos of. j g r H t.------Slooo.------Betsy,1 ------1760:-'/] D.F.MSS, V ols..V II and XXVII. 1^. Schooner Betsy, 1790-92? D.F.MSS, Vols. I l l , and E.H, Derby'3 Account Books Noo 3 and 5, for cargoes. 92 - KÄME CF VESSEL DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA 16, Ketch Brothers, 1795-97 Derby Family MSS., Vol. VIIj One envolpe of Derby Family Business Papers, 1795-97, E*H, Derby Account Book No. 3, p. 2K0 2J4.9 and Account Book No. 9, p.7 for cargoes. 17. Brig Buck, 1828; Derby F. MSS., Vol. VI. 18. Ship Bunker Hill, 1777-78 D.F.MSS, Voi. IX , 1777 p rizesyjXlK , 19. Brig Cadet, 1790 E.H. Derby Account Book No. 3, p*129. 20. Brig Cato, 1785-87 D.F.M3S. Vols. I, XX, XXVII and E.H. Derby's Account Books No. 3 and £. (Cargo of) 21. Schooner Caesar, 1810-17 D.F.iES, Voi. XX (^ohn Derby). 22. Ship Charleston , 1796 E.H.Derby Account Book No. 3, p.262* Cargo of0 23. Schooner Chance, 1752. D.F.M5S.a Voi. XXVIII. 2l*. Brig Chance, 1805. D.F. IBS/ Vol. VII,^ b e n i 25« Schooner Charming Kate, 1755» D.F.MSS Vol. VH0 26 Ship Charming Peggy, 1789*. E.H, ^erby Account Book No. 5, p.l*7-Cargo of0 27. Brig Commerce^ *, D.F.MSS, Vol. XXXIII. 28. Brig Concord, 1819 ' D.F.MSS. Vol. XXXIV (shipping papers!)« fist> 29. Brig. Cruger, 1798-9^? D.F.Mss. Vols. Ill, IV, XX. Elias H. Derby's Account Book No. 9, FF« 17, 21, 2f>(Cargoes). 30. Schooner D ispatch, 1785 ' D.F. Mss. Vol. XXVII. 31. Prig Dogger-bank, 1790 :E»H.Perby Account Book No. 3, p.118. 32. Schooner Dolphin, 1793 & 1797. D.F.MSS., Vol0 H I and XXVII; Elias Hasket Derby's Account Book No. 3, 192$ No. 9, P« 11. 33« Sloop Dolphin.1791 * E.H.DERBY Account Book No. 5, p.69, No<> 9, p. 11. 3 k / Sloop Dove/; 1789» E.H. Derby Account Book No. 3>,p. 1*8. 35« Schooner Edwin, 1806.* D.F.Mss., Vol. XXVII. 36. Ketch Eliza, I79U-97: D.F. Mss.,Vols. Ill, IV, VII, VIII, AND XXVH. Box 2 of Derby Family Papers. t i X i Elias K. ^erby's Account Books Noo 3 , 5» and 9« - 93 - 9 k NAME OF VESSEL DATES OF OPEP-ATION LOCATION OF DATA 37» Ship Elizabeth, 1806: Derby Family Ifes,, Vols. XXVII and XXX* 38.Ship Enterprise, 1786 E#H, Derby’s Account Book No» 3, p.kfi* 39. Ship Enterprise, 1798-lP: Derby F.Mss. Vols. IV, X, XXIII, XXV, AND XXyil. E.H .DERBY'S Account Book No. 9, p.19. UO. Schooner Enterprise, 1786a E.H. Derby Account Book No. 5, p. 9. Ill» Brig Exchange, 1796-98: DoF.Mss, V ols. XXXIII and XXXIV. U2. Ship EXETER, 1815: D.F.ifes.., Vol. VI. U3o Schooner E xeter, 17U5: D.F.MsSo Vol* H I. - Uk© Schooner 0 Fair lady of Salem, 1766: D .F.Mss. Vol. XII. 1 # > Brig Fame, i'fbu(Fart JwnerO Jaha D".xt. Platt,"Shipping in the Revolution," p,86. ^ j TSdiooner Fanny, 1788: D.F.L5S. Vols. VII, XXI, and XXVII, E, H. Derby's Account Books, p. 77 and 82; No. 9, p. 3k- cargoes. Brig Favorite, 1793? EoII.Derby's Account Book No. 3, p.20k„No. 5»P»9ko k%! Schooner Favorite, Z&0 1788: E.H .Derby Account Book No. 5» p.29. Flying Fish, 17h7 : D.F.M5S., Vol. XXVIII. Four Sisters, Schooner, 1796: E. H. Derby Account Eooks No. 3» p.258 and No. 5 , p . 115. 5$. Schooner Fox, 1793 • D.F.M35., Vol. H I, E.H.Derby Account Book No. 3,p.200. 9X» Schooner Francis, 1785: D.F.Mss., Vol. XXI. 52j> Schooner Freedom, 1793: D.F.Mss. Vol. Ill, E.H. D0rbyis Ac30lurfc Book o J U l ‘5'Ck6o'^CiT No. 3, p .l9 k . No. 5 ,p. 13 and 21. 5 ^ Snow Grand Sachem, 1791^ D.F.ifes., Vol. XXVII. jVft'ifl ftbhn D.R* Platt,"Shipping in the Revolution,"pp.67-68. 9U Grand Turk, I, 1781-87: ^D.F.ifes. Vols. I, III, VII, IX, X, XXI, XXII, 'Ski o ^ G^and Turk, II, 1791-9U: XXVI AilD XXXI. E.H. Derby's Account Books, No. 3* p© 10,66, 160, 208, and 212; No. 5 , p .1 5 , 96-7, and 10 1. - 9U - NAME OF VESSEIS DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA Schooner Good Fortune, 1777-7% ? Derby Family Ifes., Vol. XXI, Brig Hannah, 1797-98? D.F.M3S., Vols, Iv, XXIV, XXVII, XXXIII, and XXXIV, Elias Hasket Derby’s Account Book No, 9, p, 9 and 13, fa$9« Brig, Hasket and John, 1780: D.F.MSS, Vol. XXVII, and XXX j Box No. 2 of John D.R. Platt,"Shipping in the Derby Family Papers, Revolution," p. 80, 8U-86. 6f, Sloop Helena, : D.F.M3S., Vol. XXXIII, 63U Brig Henry, 1788: D.F.tBS., Vol, I; E,H.Derby Account Book No, 3» P* 97* No. 5, p , 10. 6^, Ship Henry, 1791-9»: D.F.Mss., Vols. Ill, IV, VII, IX , X , XV, XXII, XXVIIi Box 2 of Derby Family Papers, E.HJJErby’s Account Books No. 3 #, p.Ui3, 188-90, 223, 26k} and No. 9, p. 6, 20, 30, also Book No. £ , p. 2 ^ 91* 103, 106, 109, 113. Schooner Hersev, 1787-88; D.F.Mss., XXII, (Not E.H.^erby’s vessel), 6ifa" Brig Hope, 1785 : E.H.llerb y ,s Account Book No0 3,p<> 5» 6&t Brig Hope, 1790: E.H. Derby Account Book No. 3>, P° 53, Brig Hope, 179*4? E,H. Derby Account Book No. 9, p , 103, 6 f Schocner Hope, 1786 and 1793? E, H, Derby Account Book, No, 3, p* U5 and 2 0 D.F.Mss. IV, VII, XXII, XXVII, AND XXXIV. Box 2 of Derby Family Papers,1793; Folder 1 in Box h of D.F, Papers, has statement on the loss of the Schooner Hope in 1793» 69, Brig Hopewell, 1797: E.H, Derby’s Account Book No, 9,p,10. Sloop Indian, "1795'• D.F, Nss, Vol. III. Brig industry ,1765/j^t? E.H. Derby's Account Book No0 3>P»6 Sloop Industry,'-, 1787: E.H. Derby’s Account Books Mi. 3 , p.U5, 5U,57,and t> Brig Jenny, 1789: E.H.Derby's Account Book No. 3, p ,ll6 . 95 - & 9 6 NAMES OF VESSELS DATES OF OPERATIC!! LOCATION OF DATA 7 f ¥ . Ketch John» 1795-1800 ' Derby Family Ifes, Volumes III, IV, VII, X, XV, XXII, XXIII, XXVII, and Box 2 of Derby Also Box 1*, fo ld er 3u Family Papers ./Elias Hasket Derby Account Book No. 3* P* ?39; No. 9, p . 3 , 111,. < Brig John, I7?3 : E.H. Derby Account Book, No. 3 , p.203o Ship John, 1799: E.H. Derby Account Book No. 9, p. 27. D.F./ISiiip^ Mbs. Vols. 17, XXVII. 7 % * j f i Schooner Joseph, 1763: B.F.Mss. Voi. XXIII. Ship Juno, 1788(Lost at Sea)i D.F.Mss., Voi, IX and XXIII. E.E. Derby's Account Book No* 3, p. 70. $ ò 'ì% Sloop June, 1799: E.H. Derby’s Account Book No. 9, p,2l*. fri. Schooner 6 Kate, 1736-176/: D.F. ifes. Voi. XXIII. _ Brig Lexington, 1779-31: D.F. Mss., Voi. I*»<1 XXVIx.John D.R. P latt, "Shipping in the Revolution," p79-81. Schooner Lexington, 1778-82: D.F. Ifes. Voi. XXIII and Box No. 2 of Derby Family Papers(Peb01779 orders to captain). Brig Light Horse, 178^87: Derby FoMSS. VII, XXVII, XXX: E.H. Derby’s p. p. Also Box 2 of Derby Account Book No<> 3,/10, 1*7$ No. 3,/7, 11, 22 Family paper Ship Light Horse,178^93 : • U im Derby F.Ifes. Vols. I, VII, VIII, XIII, JML XIV, and XXIII. Elias H. Derby Account Books, A No. 3, p . 83,126, 131*, 230$ No. 3, P«36, 39, 70, 86. Sloop Louisa, 1787-88: Box 2 of Derby Family Papers,insurance papers, 1787. E.H.Derby’s Account Books No. 3, p.8l, 89j No. 3, r * u &P° 8, 18, 33, an/d 1*3. l 7 f t - 81*.^ Iydia >b»,A176Q: D.F.Ifeso Voi. I . , £ T A. ficxiijj J Ship Iydia, ?.79l*: E.H. Derby's Account Book No. 3, p.211, Y ìW €6r« Sloop Lydia, 1793: E.H. Derby Account Book No. 3, p. 228. ^/?/0 &T. Ship Margaret, 1800 : D.F.lfes. Vols. VH and XXIII. (John Derby). - 9 6 - 4 # ^ 97 NAMES OF VESSELS DATES OF OPEBATIOH______LOCATION OF DATA • Brig tforia,179Q: Derby Family Ifess, Vol. III, E.H. Derby’s Account Book No. p . 6£. Also Vol. XXIII. — %?. Ship Martha , 1796-1811: D.F.lfes. Vols. I, X, XXIV, XXIII, XXVII. E.H. Derby's Account Book No, 9, P<> 2 and 1?.. •9V. Schooner Mary, 17^66; B. F. ffes. V0ls. TII and XXVII. ° r f Brig Mary, 1782- prize o? the C^and T urk,I, D.F.Mso Vol. I l l , ^ Brig Nary and Sarah, 1760: D.F.lfes., Vol. XXVII* '937 Ship liln e r v a ,/^ ^ 179U: D.F.Msss Vol. IV; E.H. Derby's Account S c W ^ g ii-v v r. Bt00^ “°r;. i ’r$ : f x , x Schooner I-folly, 1792 : D.F. Mss., Vol. H I, E.K. Derby Account Book No. 3 , pol82; also )f Book No. 5, p.92® (ffi& n . Sloop Morning S ta r, 1?U81 V. F. Ifes., Vol. XXVII and XXX, ¿>. Derby's Account Book No. 9* p. 22 and 280 Letter Book of^Elias Hasket Derby, J r .,f o r 1799 to May 1800, has records of the Ship Mount Vernon fo r 1799 complete, L etter Book in Peabody Museum libraryo iyjf— DJI. KLatt,"Shipping in ijhe Revolution,"p026 l o i ?&, Schooner Ncncy, 1776: D°.F.Ms. Vol/VII. XHV~7l.^ y ^ ------— ^ Brig Nancy51785-86,1792: D.F.Ifes. Vols. VH/'XXVII, XXX, XXIV . Ei/il. Hasket Derby’s Account Book No. 3, p« U, 21, 193# and No. $, p . $. ¡ 0 $ - 190, Schooner Nancy, 1795? D.F.Ifes. Vol. Ill, EoH. Derby Account Book No. 3/ P* 2li5. 201. Ship Nancy, 2790? D.F. ifes. Vol. IV, E.H. Derby Account Book No0 3/ p.118 98 MMES OF VESSELS DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA Ship Nancy, 1799-1800? Derby Family Ifes. Vol. IV. The Letter Book of Elias Basket Derby,Jr., for 1799-1800, i$ the PBabocfcr Museum Library, has the records of the Ship Nancy fo r the year 1799. ¿ 6 ^ - Ï 0 Î . Brig Neptune» 175^-1769? D.F. Mss. Volâmes I , V H , IX, X, and XXIV. IQiri Schooner New York Packet, 1787: E.K. Derby's Account Book No. 5, P»25* 105» Schooner Providenoe, 1791? E .H . Derby’s Account Book No. 3, p. 156. ¿ 6 ^ 196. Schooner Olive, 1793? D. F. Ifes., Vol. XXXIII. E. K. Derby»s Account Books No. 3* P* 19i>, and No. 5» p.102. John D.R. Platt^Shipping in the Revolut- [^19ôi Sloop Patty» 1/77• D.F. îfes. Vol. X X V II. /\ ion," p.66-67 ' l / i •199. Ship Patty, 178g-8U: D.F. î&s. Vol. XXV.piatt'; Shipping,"0,87 | Sloop P a ttie , 1793-9U: E,H. Derby Accoun t Book No. 3# p* 19U>211. Elias H. Derby Acccount Book No. 3, p» 120, No.£,p. 61. ____ . — ------__ , _ XV' w . XW.L l l Schooner Peggy. 1788^89: D.F. 1ES Voir^li, ¥dg, Box ty/ 2, of Derby Family Papers, cXiftii/, E.H. Derby's Account Book No. 3, p .76, 80. 102,No. 5 p . 2^ ,27, 28, 38, k$o U& 3^i Brig Peggy, 1792-911: D. F. Jfes., Vols. Ill, VII, XV, XXVII, Box It, folder 1 of Derby Family Papers, claim for 1795« E.H. Derby Account Book N0„3, p. 173,17k* 178, 205,217, No. 5, P*98,99,108. -JP- - 98 - & 99 NAMES OF VES.SEIS DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA Sloop Peggy,179U* E.H. ^erby's Account Book No. 3 , p . 21f>, 217. J/iTH'fc Snow Peggy , 1799: E.H. Derby's Account Book No. 5>, p. 5>> p.llU. US'. Schooner ■ Pembroke 31763-6U: Derby Family Ifes. Vols. XXVII. l^ jO ll^ Sloop Penguin of Rhode Island, 1766? D.F.Mss* Vol. XII. W 120-. Sloop F olly, 1763? D.F. ICS. Vol. I I I . Schooner Polly, 1768-72, D.F .Ms». Vol. XXVII. 122. Ship Polly, 1782; D?F. Msss Vol. IX. 13-^ Igj’. Schooner Polly, 1787-91? No. 2 of Derby Family Papers has 1787 insurance papers. E.H. Derby Account Books No. 3» p.126,130; No. 5>, p.23, k9fh6, 6k• 3£kr, Schooner Porga,1791-92: D.F.Mss. Vol. XXVII. E.H.Derby Account Books No. 3, v M .,l 6 $ , 3 ^ 1 7 6 : No. S „ ^ ,p .8 U ,8 7 ,9 S . ./-"Schooner Providence. 1791: E.H.uerby Account Book No. 39 p»li>6. Schooner Rachel, 1789? E.H. D^by Account Book Nc. p. 1*3. 1P6. Schooner Rambler, 1792? E.H. Derby Account Book No. P* 88. ) *±2?. Sloop Rangerf 173-6-^8^: D.F.Mss. Vols. IX and XXVIII. I J c Schooner Ranger ;>jSfrlV63; $ D.F. iW Vol. I, VII, IX, XIII.XXV I j )? ¿ 12r» Brig Rangerj D.F.Mss. Vol XXVIII . / # . \ _ 19 t'lh-ft M't'/'vt?. JJi& jtz—0 A-A/rs-V>-i A-A W ^ ) 13 ]l-Jb 3 ^ SHip’'Ranger, l7oo: Derby F. Ifes., Vol. 13*i Sloop Rainbow, 1787-1790? E.H.Derby's Account Book No. 3* P» 60,121*. ¿ 3 ^ -1 3 2 0-Ship Recovery, 1796-18o3< D.F.Mss. Vols. H I, IV, VII, IX, X, XXV, XXVI, XXVII, XXXIII; Box 2 of Derby Family Papers; E.H. Derby's Account Book No. 9> P<> 1 and 29* l ^ . Schooner Revenge, 1776-77? Derby F. Mss;. Vol. 3X- 1777 prize. John D. R. Platt,"Shipping in the ^evolution," p. 1*0 Schooner Richard and Edward, 1789? E.H* Derby's Account Book No. 3» p . l l l . 99 0 i loo NAMES OF VESSELS DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA Brig Revolt» 1781? D.F. Mss* Vol* XXX* John D.R, P latt, "Shipping in the Revolution," p,87-88« )ig ^ l3 6 , Schooner Rose» 1789-91! D.F.Mss« Vols. II, III, X,, XXVI; E. H. Derby’s Account Book No. 3, PP<> 115, 117, 122, 129-30, 133, U|2, 157l No. 5 , pp* 32, 52, 5 7 , 73, 75. ) 3 9 Brig Rose* 1791-95 : D. F. Mss. V0ln. VII, VIII, XXXIII, XXXIV: E.H. Derby>s Account Book No. 3, p. 170, 197, 257J No. 5, p . 83, 90. ) y<> 138 SchoonerRuth, 1796: E.H. Derby's Account Book No. 9, p. ko )% i 139-. Schooner Salem, 176?: D.F.^ss. Vol. XXVII. Brig Salem, 17k9: D.F.Mss. Vol. XXVIII. ^ ^3 ad^To Ship Salen Packet, 1779-8?; D.F .ifes® Vol. XXVI. John D.R. Platt, "Shipping in the ^evolution," p. 79, 82- 8k . IV V tiie z Schooner Saler. Packet,1789-93: D.F® Mss. Vol. XXVI. E.H. Derby»s Account Book No. 3, p. 112, 12k, 183, 199} No. 5, p. 1+8, 7k, 93. Ulfy Brig Salisbury,^1?^: D.F.Mss, Vol. XXVII. lkk. Schooner S a lly ^ l^ i^D.F. Mss., Vol. XXVIII. jj^-p Schooner Sally, 1790-95? D.F .ifes® Vol. X X V IIj E.H. Derby's Account Books No. 3, P. 125, 132, 222, 2U7-U8; No. 5, p. 71-2, 100. WT lk6r Sloop Sally, 176?: D.F. ifes® Vol. XII. Utf; Sloop Sally, 1786,1791-93, 1799 D.F. Ifes® Vol. Ill, XXVH, XXXIV. E. H. Derby's Account Books No. 3, p. 33-k, 120, 121, 158,195, 198, 199, 209-10; No® 9, p. 23j. No. 5 , p. 85. > Prig Sally,1791-92: D.F .ifes. Vol. XXXIII and XXXIV* E. H. Derby Account , Book No® 3, p.131, 167, 17k, I 8O5 No. 5, p.79, 80-1, h-FTti», tfrtiOCTg ScAce/xy ScoA y r f . £ X l K - - 100 - Names o f VESSEIS DATES OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA Schooner Sebastan, 1780*3; Derby Family Mss., Vol, I. Schooner Sewell of B altim oretl795-96: Derby F. Mss, Vol* XXXIII. Schooner )S% 151./Sturdy Beggar, 1776: John D. R. Platt, "Shipping in the Revolution, p* hO. Privateer. Jt> .Schooner Suceess,17^1? F. Mss. Vol. XXVII. j 5'l7'^S3. Brig/ Sultana* 1788-1790t D.F. Mss. Vols. IX and XXVI. /5~fe-*5h. Erig Three Brothers, 17%« D.F. Ifes. Vol. XXVII. , , ^ slfl P ) 'i 775^ h f ' V/X XXVI; ¡ 0 5Hxp~TRree~Trienc[s7 1777; D.F. ffes. Vol. XIHjjj John D. R. P la tt, " Shipping in the Revolution," p/ 57(partly o® ed by Derby). 1‘ST'T$& . Brig Three Friends, 177?: D.F.Mss» Vol. XXVI. _ qicc/»~ 'tJZ^^f Ketch Three Fri endst 1801-1810: D.F. Msss., Vols. IV, XXIII, XXVI, (ji^-owned by John Derby). ¡ ( s i i59> Schooner Three Sisters, 1755-62: D.F. I-fes. Vol. VII, XXVII, XXVIII. Ship Three S is te rs , 1779-8&: D.F.Mss«, Vol .\XXVI 1,( 1 ) E*H. Derby's Account Book No. 3, p* 3h* John D.H. Platt, "^hipping in the Revolution," 79-80, 86d87 (^erby a part owner). / /o ) L 161. Brig Three Sisters» 178&-89: D.F.Mss* Vols. I , V II, XXVII; Box 2 of A Derby Family Papers, 1?86. E. H. Derby's Account Books No. 3, P. 3 , 25, 27, 33, 61, 68, 92; No. 5» p . 1 , 1U, 21*, / and 36. 16?. Brig T ria l, 1792: E. H0 Derby Account Books No, 3 , p . 181*$ No, 5, p . 80. l& tT 16». Sloop Union» 1717: Derby F. Ifes. Vol. H I, ~l6h. Schooner Volant, 17h2: D.F. Mss-., Vols. IX and X. Schooner Yorickj 1789-90: E 0H, De r b y Account Books No. 3, P» 113$ No. 5 , p© 60, 63. 101 - 102 NAM3 OF VESSELS PERIOD OF OPERATION LOCATION OF DATA Brig William and i&ry, 178?: Derby Family Manuscripts, Vol. Ill, C S f ...... y1 f J 7 £ 'SchacAiVf M lliaM) / 77 ^ -7 ? , k P'./iss Vr^’XX/X. » SUM-IARY OF LIST OF VESSELS 1» Number of Vessels Associated with Richard Derby, 1735-70: 2* Number of Vessels Associated with Ricfeadd and E lias Hasket erby during the American ^evolution,1775-83 3, Number of Vessels ^ssciated with Elias Hasket Derby from 1771-7U and I 78U-I799:...... 96 li, Derby Family vessels, 1800- I 83O ,,, ..1 5 Total Number of Derby Vessels listed: 1 7 7 - 102 - LIST OF VESSELS ASSXIATED WITH RICHARD DERBY, 1735- 1770 I si i/o ,/ ?d/: JO y C y r f j ' 3-* Brig Benjamin, 1762» Derby Family m n u sc rip ts, Vol. I and XXVIII _ , m 3 * Sloop Betsyy 1760? D.F.Mas, Vols. VII and XXVII, Schooner Chance, 17^2: D.F, Mss,* Vol, XXVIIIo fyM * Schooner Charming Kate: D.F, Mss, VolX, V II. 1755» Schooner Exeter, I?U5: D.F.Mss. Vol, H I, Z7 Schooner Fair lady of Salem, 1766: Vol. XII, % -To______Flying Fish, I7U7: Vol. XXVIII. ° ---- 5cA oG*t-V hr 1 A tP . 1 7tO; I - '^ Schooner H Joseph, 1765: Vol. XXIII. ¡I — Schooner Kate» 1756~6f • Voi. XXIII. 17 T l 2 -—-10. 5 K) P______X Lydia, 1760: Voi. I. 1 * — 11» Schooner Mary* S & 6 6 : Vols. VII and XXVII. — Srigt- M a r y and Sarah, 1760: Vol. XXVII. r Sloop MbrniHg Star* 1?U8: V ols. XXVII and XXX. ¿6 -tiu Brig Neptune* 175#-69: Vols. I* VTI, IX* X, and XXIV. | ^ /vct-- , l Ci 'v, vf~Cs k, v/./~ ’ ^ —3^7 Schooner Ferabroke, I 763- 6I4.: Vol. XXVII. 161 Sloop Penqnin of Rhode Island, 1766: D.F. Vol, X II. ZO 1 Sloop Polly, 1763: Vol. H I, 7>l -3#. Schooner Polly, 1768-72: Vol. XXVII. T.'X&Z Sloop Ranger, 1736-33: Vol. IX and XXVIII. Z3^2&T Schooner Ranger, 1?5.5. Vcl3, I, VIE, IX, X III. $ C V lj, ^ x •‘■'T y 217z ± . Brig ^ng Ranger,,ranger,,x 176?: f07 : Vol. vox. JU.v±i±.XXVIII. 7 6 ^ 1rr*. ÌCXZJJl ^ ^ c.<- • ~Sh3$Ringér7~i7o6~:7“Ship Rangp Voi. X II. ------ >.^7 23-» Schooner Salem, 1762: Vol,^ XXVIIo Brig Salem, 17U9: Vol. XXVIII. ------¡W - 1 7 7 ? ; 7 5 / Brig S alisbury, Vol. XXVII. Schooner SaHy^ 1750» voi. XXVII. 103 VESSELS ASSOCIATED WITH RICHARD DERBY, 173^-1770 *5 i 27* Schooner Success, 1751? Derby Family Mss, Vol. XXVII. 3 ^ ^ ' ^8, Brig Three Mothers, 175$ ’ Vol. XXVII. ^~3 sX sl** J~7'<=>v) \zr^X^Q^JJ-£~L *3 5-$2: Vol.VIIj XXVII, XXVIII. *0. Sloop Union, 1717: Vol. I I I . 3 G — Schoor-Rr Volant 3 17U1-U?} Vols. IX and X. ^ b - 101; - 1 0 $ VESSEI5 ASSOCIATED WITH RICHARD AND ELIAS HA&KeT DERBY DURING THE AMERICAN REV GLUT ¿ON ", 17^3 y 1, Brig or Ship Actifre, 1782-8U: Derby Family Ifes, Vols. H I, VH, IX, XIII, XIX, XXVII, and XXX. 2, Ship America, 1783-81;: Vol. XIX$ -^erby Family Papers, Box 2* 3, Ship Astrea, I, 1782-91; Vols. I, II, III, VII, X, XIX, XX, BOX 2* U. Ship Bunker H ill, 1777-78:, Vol* IX, 1777 prises* MM iF ig Fame, 1780 (Part c ^ iF s ) 7 6*JT. Ship Grand Turk, I, 1781-87: Vols. I, III, VII, IX, XXI, 0 XXII. XXVI —■ Pyi s/ccTec'C. and XXXI. 76/ Schooner Good Fortune, 1777-7&: Vol. XXI, 8. Brig Basket and John, 1780, Vol. XXVII and XXX, Box No, 2. 9. Jamica Packet, 1775: Vf^TTHT 10. Brig Lexington,1778-81: Vol. I^and XXVII^X' Y / X 11. Schooner Lexington, 1778-82: Vol. XXIII, Box 2. 12. Brig Mary, 1782- price of the Grand Turk, Vol. III. ‘ZCko^cr MoU^J ~?7S~) T m r 13. Sloop looming Star, 1780, Vol. XXVII and XXX. 11-, Schooner Nancy, 1775-76, Vol. I, VII, ^»4 XXIV, 1$, Sloop Patty, 1777: Vol. XXVII. 16. 3hit> P a tty , 1781-8U, Vol. XXV. 17. Schooner Patty, 177li-76: 18. Ship Polly,1782j Vol. IX 19. Schooner Revenge, I776~77: Vol. IX - 1777 prize. 20. Brig Revolt, I 78I: Vol. XXX. 21. Ship Salem Packet, 1779-82: Vol. XXVI, , —^ S looi° j l ~77~7j V7~f — y 22* Schooner Sebastan, 1780,s: Vol. I. c kouM cs CCO4 1-/71'1 Vii-XXlX. 23. ScHoonernSfairdy Beggar, 1776:* U tfi ttxcrtAcfS /Vft C 2l|.o *Ship ThY^^Prj'ends7~1777: Vol. XHI (partly owned by "erbys). 2S>. Brig Three *riends, 1779? Vol. XXVI0 26. Ship Three Sisters, 1779-86: Vol. I, XXVIl( ^erbys Jfert owners). ScUxiAJt* YJilhaMjl~7'7t>, VrJ^yiZZL- - 1 0 5 - Derby Vessels Not Associated with Richard or Elias Hasket "ITerlyTTBOQ-ldffi. 1, Schooner Alexander, I 806: Derby Family Mss» Vol. XXVII, 2. Brig Fuck, 1828: Vol. VI. 3» Schooner Caesar» 1810-17s Vol. XX(^ohn Derby), lu Brig Chance, l 8o£: Vol. VII. 5. Brig Comnsrice, ? : Vol. XXXIII. 6. Brig Concord, 181?: Vol. XXXIV. 7o Schooner Edwin, 1806? Vol. XXVII. 8» Ship Elizabeth,1806; Vols. XXVII and XXX. 9» Ship Exeter, 1815: Vol. VI. 10. Snow Grand Sachem, 1791-PU: Vol. XXVII (J ohn uerby) 11. Sloop Helena»______: Vol. XXXIII» 12. Schooner Hersey, 1787-88: Vol. XXII. 13. Sloop Indian, 17951 Vol» H I. liu Ship Margaret a 1800-10: Vols. VII and XXIIIJohn Derby) 15« Ketch Three *riends„ j5gftul80l -10 : Vols. IV, XXIII, XXVI(John Derby) < AVAIIABLE$fl» IN THE COLLECTIONS OF THE ESSEX IN STITU TE AMD PEABODY MUSEUM, AT SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS, FCR WRITING A STUDY OF THE MERBflftNTILE OPERATIONS OF RICHARD AND ELLAS HASLET DIRBYj 1735 to 1799 . Prepared bji Charles W. Snell, H istorian . 4v/. ./ .. ,.3. -1 0 7 J 108 was Elias Hasket one of the chief merbhants: and ship-owners engaged in the foreign commerce of the United States between 1785 and 1799© The following resources are available for a study of his and his father's, Richard Derb^Jjf, business careers* VlWiniWWiWJSt! !!J-J A, Letter Books of Richard and Elias Basket Derby» 1760-1800 The library of the Peabody Museum, Salem, Ifess., has in its manuscript c o l l e c t i o n T^ivfour letter books that contain copies of the outgoing business correspondence of Richard Derby, Elias Hasket Derby, and Elias Hasket Derby, JSr. A brief description follows: 1» Richard Derby*s Letter Book, 1760-71: Contains copies, of business letters; written to other merchants for the years 1760-65j 1767(one letter), 3HI.1770, and 1771. 1788 2# Elias Hasket Derby's Letter Book, December 1?83 to October ,3 3 ^ Indexed by name and containing 262 pages, this volvune has cqp^j-es of his outgoing business letters to merchants in Europe, Africa, India, China, and the East Indies. 3© Elias Hasket Derby's fetter Book, April 15, 1796 to August 22,1799 • Indexed by name and containing 1 2 l| pages, this book has copies of his outgoing business, letters to merchants all over the world, U. Elias Hasket Derby, Jr. *s Letter Book, August 5A799 t o May 8 ,1 8 0 0 ; Has copies of his outgoing business letters, and accounts of sales and Gilbraltar, made at Leghorn, Italy, in 1799 for the three ships Mount Vernon, Nancy, and Lucy0 - 1 0 8 - D* ACCOUNT BOOKS OF ELIAS HASKET DERBY, 1769->1799: The Essex Institute has in its collections 10 record books keep for Elias Hasket Derby during the period 1769 to 1799» / These are as follows: Vol.jffi 8- Account Book for period 1795-1800» 1U pages, and indexed by name and accounts. This index gives the account number assigned to each individual or project listed in Volumes; No. h, 6, 7, and 8, and thus provides the chief key to business transactions of the period 1785 to 1800. Individuals are identified as to trade and ■ occupation. z t t Vol. I . %3j£sLedger, covers period 1769-1800 » pages, th is COOi f / 'Jt (.( 1/ (X *—*’C CX7^.— book has cVpies- ‘ ‘ fm+jn ^ 3 ni3 carpg =#en-servic©s=a^©dfisedi VOL. II, Ledger'#, covers period 1772-79, 1785-1790» and 1793-96: Ul<£ pages, this volume contains the balancing of accounts with individuals during the periods indicated above. Individuals are identified as to trade or occupation/ the services they have rendered are listed, including the dates and also how much and when they were paid,, VoloID: Account Book for period 1779-178U? This volume, 25 pages, is unnumbered and is filed in Volume VII, page 33, of the Derby Family Ifenuscripts. It contains same type of data as listed under Vol.II. Vol. Ledger for Period M°y 1786 to July 31,1795 * 6lh pages, 4 this volume contain^ the balancing of account with individuals as in Volume II and provides similar data on services rendered,etc0 Li. j I. no Elias Basket]^ Derby's Letter|f Books for the periods 1765 to November 1783 and from November 1788 to A pril ll|, 1796 are not to be found in the collections of either the Peabody Museum or the Essex Institute* The writer, however, has found some evidence that suggests that these two or three volumes may s till exist and be \ in the possession of Richard Derby family of A Bv Incoming business Correspondence of Richard and Elias ffo Derby,1735-1800: The incoming Business letters of Richard and Elias H* Derby \ from merchants all over the world during the period 1735 to 1800 is to be found in the 3it volumes of the Derby Family Ifenuscripts and four boxes of Derby Family Papers of the col]e ctions of the Essex Institute, Salem, 1-b.sso G^/jfef ^ ^ ^ M ^ fe^ REGEIPT BOOKS OF RICHARD DERBY, 17U7-177& The Essex Institute has in its collections 10 record book s kept by the merchant Richard Derby during the period 17U7-71* These are as follows: R eceipt^ Books Account Book for Fish Purchased Vol. 1, for period 17U7-58* Vol. Z, period 1752-56. Vol. 3, for period 1758-61 War for Independence: Lists of Vol, U, fo r period 1761- 63 sundries delivered to various V essels: Vol, 5, for period 176U-J3, Vol. 9 , for period 1778-79. Vol, 6, for period 1766-71 Vol, 10, for period Oct, 3*1779 Vol. 7* for period 1767-68 to Nov. 20,1779. Vol. 8, for year 176?, - 11Q - . _ k^L-»a!. m W Vol# 71» Day Book, June 1769 to A pril 1791» Pages not numbered# Contains the day to day enteries of all cash paid out for goods or services# The entries in this- bookwere utilized in preparing Volume 17# VOL# VII» Account Book fo r period September 10, 1795 to December 1751800» HU pages, includes data on operation of estate after E.H# Derby’s death on September 8j 1799# Elias Hasket Derby's Cargoes., Masters, Vessels, arid Voyages, Iftg -1 7 9 9 : Volume HI, Invoices listing the cargoes carried n 138 outward bound voyages from Salem by Derby vessels during the period JUIIE 1,1785 to M\BCH 21,1796# Containing 266 pages, the index lists the name of each vessel^, its destination, and the name of its master# Volume 3X# Invoices listing the cargoes carried din 35 outward bound voyages from Salem by Derby vessels during the period June 1796 to ing August 22,1799« Contain^ 75 pages, the index to th is volume also l i s t s the name of each vessel, its destination, and the name of the master«» Together Volumes H I and IX provide what must be a v irtu a lly complete record of Elias Hasket Derby *s outward bound world-wide voyages ^5 trading from June 1785 to August 22,1799» Cargoes , names of vessels and masters, types of vessels, destination, and dates of- loading are listed# Utilizing these volumes it would be possible to reconstruct when and what vessels were serviced at Derby Wharf every year during this period# VOLUME Vt Invoices lis tin g the Cargoes c a rrie d on 108 inward bound Voyages to Salem by Derby Vessels during the period June 1,1786 to index the end of 179ii# Containing 115 pages, the^fSg^of this volume lists the name of each vessel, its destination, and the name of the master» The book contains two or three voyages made in 1795 and 1796, & - H I - TP»-* 112 0 . Volume V, when utilised w ith V o l0 * HI, appears to provide a complete accpunt of all incoming and outgoing voyages during the period June 1,1786 to December 31, 179U# E» Derby Family Papers, Four Boxes, Essex Institute: The four boxes of manuscripts described in the 1938 WPA guide to this collection have been refilled in three boxes, with the items in old box four being moved to Box Three -0 The new Box Four contains items that were donated to the ^ssex Institute by Mrs» Richard Derby of Oyster Bay, New York, in 197?• Box No»l, contains; Miscellaneous Bills of the period 1680 to I835q Box No» 2 , contains Miscellaneous Bills of the period 1780 to l83$4r also miscellaneous le g a l papers of the period 1799 to 18U5, and miscellaneous printed matter of the period 1806 to 1821;• Box No. 2 also contains papers relating to the following vessels» Brig Hasket and John, 1?80. Ketch Eliza, 1795, 1799. Schooner Lexington, Feb ,1779- Ship Henry, 1792, 1793* orders to the captain. Ship Recovery Brig Light Horse, 1786~87o Ship Antelope, 1765» Ship Grand T urk,I, 1787-88» fetch John, 1797. Brig Three Sisters, 1786« Ship America, 1781;* Ship A strea, I , 1787 • Schooner Peggy, 1788, 1791» Schooner Hope, 1793, 1806» Insurance papers on Sloop 1 , 1787$ Schooner. Polly, 1787$ and Sloop Alice, 1788» Box NO. 3 ? Miscellaneous Incoming Letters to the Derbys, 17U2-1836, also Bills and Receipts of this same period. Box No, U* Collection of Business and Personal Letters and Papers of Elias Hasket D erbyH eirs: Elias Basket ^erby,Jr, and - 1 1 2 - - W € 1 1 3 h is w ife Lucy (Brown)» JohnjsjfBy- C. Derby, Richard Go Derby and h is wife %rtha(Coffin) , Bradford R, Alden and his wife Ann and other Derby and Alden Relatives 0 This collection, arranged in nine folders, was donated by Mrs« Richard Derby of Oyster Bay, New Jf York, in December 197?-• Folder No, 1 « Business papers of Elias Basket ^erby, Sr«- shipping papers that relate to the cases of captured or lost vessels« Folder No. 2« personal letters of Eliaa Basket ^drby, Jr«, including letters to and freía members, of his family. Also "An Inventory of the Real & Personal Estate of* Elias Basket ^erby", dated October 1799 o 2k pages.« This complete inventory contains a room by room listing of the ? furnishings of his mansion and outbuildings on Essex Street, I of the rooms in his farmhouse at Danvers, and of his warehouses * on Derby Wharf 0 The data on re a l e sta te has been published, but nothing has yet been printed relating to his personal belongings« Also "Memorandum of Articles Bought at the (Mansion) House, Farm, and Stores," dated July 731800.- This document is a d etailed accounting and lis t of the various. Elias Basket Derby items that were purchased by his seven children. Not published« < Folder No. 3? L etters of E lias Basket D erbj^, J r . to Lucy (Brown) Derby, r 1796- 1810, before and after their marriage« Folder No. U : L etter of Lucy(Brown) ^erby, 1808-21;, to and from Ann C. N eufville. Folder No. 5; Copies of letters and log books collected by John Derby for writing a local history« Folder No. 6: Letters^ of Richard C. Derby, written 1758-1771. Folder No. 7: Letters of Martha ^erby(Mrs. Richard C. Derby) to her sister in Boston, 1802-1831. Folder No. 8» Bradford R. Alden Corrpspondence (1839-1851) Folder Np0 9« Derby Family Miscellaneous • Contains several small prints of the Elias H. Derby Mmsion, 1795-99, which was located on ^ssex Street« - 113 - . *7^ - * Ill* & 7 , DERBY Z&MTLY MANUSCRIPTS, 3I1 Volumes, in the Collections of the Essex Institute» ¿Salem, Mass» Each of these volumes is about 12 inches wide and 30 inches long and contains from about 100 to 3l;7 usualiy numbered pages® Each page has from one to 30 documents pasted on its top face® ^ Where there are many manuscripts on one page, these are arranged in layers and rows, on that page® Items are generally filed in chronological order within each volume, but this chronology repeats itself in maty other volumes* Thus data relating to an item found in Volume I may also turn up in Volumes X and XXX* General: It can be safely said that Richard Derby and his son Elias Hasket hardly ever threw away a slip of paper on which they had jotted down figures or notes® This vast collection probably contains almost every receipt, bill, or invoice they ever issued or received, be it for 2 cents or $1,000, during the period 1?U? to 1799® T^e volumes incoming contain hundreds of^letters from merchants and agents in Europe, Africa, India,, China, and the United States regarding trading activities. There are® however, not more than three or four copies of Derby out-going correspondence® T^e fiscal records, include bills and receipts for a£L nerchantile operations, the building and maintenance of their ,operation, ships, the purchase of real estate, the construction^and maintenance of residences, farms, warehouses, wharves. Shipping papers, insurance papers, sailing orders, invoices of cargo, and accounts of sales and expenses for the vessels are included* There are copies of the agreements with the captains and crews that provide data on terms of service, vages, as well as the size of crew and names of the sailors* - 10U - ---jwl n $ There are records of furnishings, books, and clothing purchased* architect, baker , 6f the amounts paid and services received for education, to the YTfffiS barber, candle maker, carpenter, doctor, cooper, iron worker, mason, painter, sailmaker, shoemaker, tailor, wagoner, tanner, etc», etc0 The only missing items, are plans of vessels and buildings. The plans of structures that were once filed in these 3U volumes,î together with architectural the many related/bills for services rendered, have been removed and ref^l^ed in the Samuel Ifcintire Collection of the Essex Institute» À brief description of each of the 3k volumes of the Derby Family thrruscripts follows: Volume 1» Commerce, 1737-1733j Bills and Receipts, :Also papers relating to the following vessels : Neptune, 17ï>6 Ship Astree, 1780's Lydia, 1760 Ship Light -^orse, 1780's Ranger, 1760 Ship Peggy, 1780's Benjamin, 1760 Brig Lexington, 1778 Antelope ,1761 /$ $ $ : Schooner Astrea, 1783 Brig Henry, 1780's Three Sisters, 1?86 Grand Turk, I, 1780's Brig Cato, 1790 Nancy, 1780 Schooner Sebaston, 1780, Volume II, Bills and Receipts, 1780-1791?? Also papers relating to the following vessels: Ship Peggy, 1778 Schooner Rose, 1790-1» Brig William and Henry, 1789 Ship Peggy, 1791» Ship Astrea,!, 1789. \ \ \ \ ■*. , •, \ - ” '• jj- .'1 4'-' • • ■> ; Z IS !.C - 1 1 $- ■ jgpjnf Bdl-fllY : AHUSOP.IPTS, 3 h VQI, BS (Continued) 116 Volume III: B i l l s and ec eipt, 1790- 179S; , Also papers for the folloving ' -V essels! J L i Schooner Bet£^r,1792 Grand Turk, .‘I79li-, 1798« Schooner Molly, 1792 Sloop Sally] 1793 Sloop Abby, 1792 Schooner Fox, 1793 Brig Maria, 1792 Brig Peggy, 179li, 1796 Sloop Betsey, 1792 fietch B liza, 179U Schooner Freedom, 1792 Schooner Nancy, 1796 Sloop Union, 1?17 Ship Horry, 1796 Schooner B;:ter, 17U5 Schooner Dolphin, 1797 Sloop Polly, 1763 Brig Cruger, 1797 Ship Active, 17°2 Brig Antelope, 1799 ■‘"’rig H ary,1702(prise of C-rand Turk) Grand Turk, 1782,1787 Ship Astrea, 1785 Schooner Rose, 1789 Sloop A lice, 1791 .Ketch John, 1795 Sloop Indian, 1795 Ketch B liza, 1796-1800 Ship Recovery, 1796-1800 -- ' ' Volume 17« - ills and Receipt, 1797-l50i-| Also papers relating to th f o llo w in n r v /c s s e / s : Retch Eliza, 1796 Brig Cruger, 179:8, 1799 Ship" Martha, 1797,1793, 1799,1801. Ship Recovery, 1798, 1799 etch John, 1797 Brig H annah, 1793 Ship Sntem rize, 1798,1799 Ship I-'c.reria, 1799 Ship Henry, 1798, 1739, ' jJm Brig Antelope, 1799,1800 Ship Mount Vernon, 179-5 Ship John, 1799 Schooner Hope, 1799 S h ip H aney, 1 7 9 9 , 1*300 Ketch Three Friends, 1801,1802« I8ld VOlume V, B ill and Receints January l Pril J,cLnuir"’" (Ths "ssex * ire and Marine insurance 0one ary-ItOk; no pacers relating to shins. Volume VI, P^pprs, 1?59 to 1898, Billy end ^scoiptsAlso papers relating t o : Ship Exeter, 1815, and the Ship Buck, 1828« Volume VII, Cowm°rical Papers, 1788- 1820, State, Bounty, end Tcr-m Taxes <* Also Bo nasklet Derby's k'ccovrit look, 1779 tp 17-8K, 25 pages^ included in this volume and. papers for the following * --c court cook,page 33» Schooner Char.ming Kate, 1755 Ship A tlantic, 1788 Brig Neptune, 1759 Shin H enrv, 1790, 1793 Sloop Betsey, 1760 Ship Eight Horse, 1 (3 % 1791, 1795« Schooner Three Sisters Schooner Ranger, 1792 Schooner Mary,1?62, 1766 Brig Rose, 1792 Schooner May(?), 1766 Ship Grand Turk, 1792 Schooner Haney, 1776 Ship Benjamin, 1792,179^,1795^1797. Ship Astrea, 1783,170^,178?,1788 . rig Peggy, 1793 Brig A ctive,1783 ' Schooner Hope, 1793« Brig Eight Horse, 1783 Ketch E iizai 179U, 1795 . Shc.p Grand TUrk, l?8li Ketch John, 1795, 1796. Brig Three Sisters, 1785, 178*7, 1708. Ketch Brothers,, 1795 Ship Peggy, 1?88, 1790, 1791 Ship Recovery, 1797 Ship liar gar t t , 1800 Brig Chance, 1805» I~ n r 3 %cLo VOLUMI Y V i l i : E PI "LUIO AL PAPERS, and papers on the Ship Light Horse, 1796 K'etch F iizai 1796 Brig Rose, 1797. VOLUME EC, GOT'FPICM: PAPERS, 1?30-18?7. (4iir£Ly 1799-1806), contains one plat, pige 8 for land sold to Enoch EnDwne, Jan«l,178l, also important papers rclat°d to the settlement of Elias Basket Derhs$y 'e Estate, repairs being made to Derby Uh?r£ . «aso contains papers related to the following vessels: Sloop Ranger, 1736 Brig Active, 1783 Schooner Ranger, 1739 Ship Grand ^urk, 1787 Schooner Volant, 1?U2 Brig Juno, 1788 Neptune, 1?60 .Ship Psgg;-, 1788-91 Schooner Revenge, 1777 irise Brig Sultana, 1788-91 Ship Bunker H ill, Prises Brig Henry, 1788-31« Ship Polly,1752 Ship Recovery, 1799 Brig Antelope, 18C0. Volume X, Parers, I 7U6 ~1°06 : Crdc-rscf Richard Derby to the Ga-pt of the Ichooncr Kute,17cl, -also to the Brig ‘'•i?nacy,17?6 , page l-l<-nany more sailing orders 0 ’d ill of Richard Derby,I 7C3 , and papers relating to the folic*ring -stnaye-t \/¿S5 Volant, 17h1 A/Jount Vernon, 1799 Brig Neptune, 176^ Grand lurk, 1781 Ship" Henry, 1799 ^ Ship Peggy, 1789 Shin Astrca, 1799 Schooner Rose, 1790 Ship Martha, 1739 Ship Enterprise, 1798 K etch J cA ^ 1?99 Ship K enry, 1799 Ship Recovery, 1799 Shipx Benjamin, u ^ 1799 1 ' ' Also » shipping * 1 «-» orders for Ship A tlantic, Schooner Rose, Ship Peggy, and f f i f i o Grand lu r k art*. VOLUme 71: ?aper5 devoted entire!1}to the Berbjc in constructing ^ the new BCuth Baler.: Road in loOCi•***- later in organising a company and building*^* bridge across B0uph River- ^outh Salem Bridge G0rp o raticn , 1809. -,0 aa--a on dEX*?-- ^655 G15-- l? d o _ ¿ p . Includes a few lett^ry-rriiten by Richard L .* Volume Y II a T.l’YYr.O, in c o m in g '/ b u s in e s s l e t t e r s t o th e <2>?/ S k r v t L OerbA ^fror: merchant:yl._ ever the world-* t ~ ' . Papers also relating to the f oilowing sfcsjst r . V a ^ s e f j Schooner Fairlady of Salem, 1766 Sloop Sally, 1767 Sloop Penguin of R .I., I 766 Ship Ranger, 1766. i As- ges in voline 11 are not numbered« - 117 - 118 DIDDY FAMIIY IftITÜSSRIPTS, 3 h VOL U 1 E 0 (Gontinusd) Volume XIII: Letters, 176? to 1788, Incoming business letters to Richard and ¿lies basket JJerby iron merchantman over the world. No outgoing Derby letters. Also papers relating to the following vessels: Schooner Range-r, 1769 Brig Active, 1783 Ship Three ¿riends, 177 Ship Light horse, 1788. Ship Packet, 1781. Volume XI7 : Letters, 1?B? to 1??2 . Incoming business letters to ¿liras Basket ^erby from merchants a ll ever the world. Ncj^ outgoing Derby letters Also papers relating to the following shipjfc Ship Light Horse, 1??1. VoluncXV: Ictt-T S, n 7 9 ? t o 17? 8 . Incoming co ’.nericai letters to ¿lias Basket Derby fro:: ; a r chants’ a ll over the world. No outgoing Derby Letters, -woo:ring ?ror. places such as Barcelona, Rotterdam, Philadelphia. Now York ¿ i t y , 7^H-§r>Baltimore, Alexanceria, Va., Charleston, Sod., Gi!)^:{l>^ Leghorn, '"'eorgeto'-ni, d.C,, JJcndon, C alcutta, ^ or de au ^ Isle de Fronce, “'es ton, Norf olle, Amsterdam. Hambrugh, Portsmouth, ^(avro de L"race, Copenhagen, ^aple, ì'fe.lagarj Cadiz. Also papers on the following \Zc5sa ¡6 \ Schooner ¿eggy, 1793 Ship He nr y, 1795 Brig Peggy, 1?9U Ketch John, 1797* Volume XVI: Letters, 1798 to 1802« Incoming commericaiyiettprs from a ll over the ”orId to Alias ¿-asket -'orby and Derby heirs. ' Volvo::° X'rII: Letters, 1803 to 1808. Incoming letters to John Derby and other Derby heirs, comnerical correspondence. Volume XVIII, Letters, 1309-1835« Incoming conmerical letters to Derby heirs from Norfolk, Hamburg*, Bordeaux, London, boston, Philidelph, Nantes, Kongsburg, S t. Petersburg, and New Y0rk C ity. Volume XIX, Ships * Papers, f o r : Ship Active, I 782-I 76I4. Ship America, 1783-17^/- Erig Antelope, 1792-1802 Ship Astrea(l?S?)- I801tp3? — iKGl—ttZlV Volume XX, Ships 1 Papers for: Ship Benjamin, 1790-1811 Schooner 1810-1817 Brig Cato, 1783-1787 Brig Cruger, 1798 Volume XII, Ships 1 Papers for : Ketch B liza,1793-1799 Schooner Fanny,178k Schooner Francis, 1785 Schooner Good Fortune, 1777-1779 Ship Grand T->ark,l780- 82-ineludes accounts of prizes taken and sold during the Revolution. -JÄ*- 1 1 8 . t t . _ - .llSr.iN ..f^ UP DliP.BY FAMILY’ H/tirJSCP-IPTSg?3, 35 VOLUMES (C o n tin u e d ) Volur.^ XXII - Ships Papers far: Ship Grand Turk, 1?87-1810 Ship Henry, 1791-1800 Schooner Herseysi 1787-1788 Schooner Hope, 1795-1803 Ketch John, 1795-1796. Volume XXIII - Ships' Papers for; Ketch John,1796-179? Schooner Joseph, 1765 Ship Juno^l708(3fn»B& a^) Schooner Lexington,1778-1782 Schooner Aate, 1756-1765 Ship Light Horse, 1783-1795 Ship Margaret, 1795-1810 Ship Mnterprize, 1797 Ship Martha, 1786-1798 Three Friends, 1810 Volume XXIV- Ships ' Papers fo r ; Ship Martha, 1799-1811 “Schooner Hannah, 1789 Ship Mount Vernon, 17Q9-l8Q2 Brig Mentirne, 1756-1768 Schooner %r.cy, 177^17 ° ^ - W j 727b Brig Nancy, 1783-1785 Volume XXV - Ships 1 Papers for Is Ship Patty, 1783-85 Ship ^ecovery, l 7o^>dL7?^} ¡ 7 Volume XXVI - S h i p s ' t o p e r s fo r : Sciaci^ /%;} a- 0 f~r £G~ \ Ship Recovery, 1799-1800 i Brig R ose,.1781-1798 Ship Salem Packet, 1779-1791 Brig Sultana, 1766-1797 Ketch Three ~”iends, 1601—1902 f Brig Three Or,stars, 1750-1815 fa 'b Ì7-7Ì) \ ?&Ls I iTSS) ihb <5 J Volirr.es XXVII - M iscellaneous Ship; Paners for : Three Sisters, 1755, 1 76 ? , 1 7 7 9 - ^ ^ = c - 3 1785-87. Brig Mary 6; S a r a £ , 1760 * Brig Three Brothers, 1755 Sloop Betsey, 1760 Schooner The Salem, 1762 Schooner Pembroke, 1765 • Schooner Mary, 1765,17^6 Schooner Polly, 1768,1772. Schooner Polly, 1765,1768,1772 Sloop Patty, 1777 Brig Basket and John, 1780 Brig Lexington, 1780,1781 Sloop Erring G+ a r } 178O Brig Light ^orse,1785-85,1707 Brig Active, 1705 1 7 9 0 . Brig Maney, 1785 Brig Cato, 1765,l?p6 , 1 7 8 7 . Schooner Pembroke, 1762 Brig ¡Salisbury, 1760 Schooner Fanny, 1783 Schooner D ispatch, 1785 Ship Peggy, 1790, 1795. Schooner Bcrgnm 1791,1792 Sloop Sally, 1791 Snow Grand Sachem, 1791 Ship Elizabeth, 1806 Ship Benjamin, 1792,1796. Schooner Alexander, IO06 Brig Peggy, 1793 Schooner Edwin, 1806 Schooner Hope, 1793 Schooner Sallv, 1795 Ke t c h Eliza, 1??5-1797. Ship Henry, 1795-97, 1799. Aetch «John, 1795 Brig Hannah, 1797, 17? 8 . Schooner Dolphin, 1797. Ship Martha, 1797,1798. Ship Recovery, 1,;?0. Ship Enterprise, 17?8 Brig Antelope, 1799 Ship John,. 1799 - 11? - WP- if ------\Su* Ji X % ' ( ' 120 DERBY FAMIDf MANUSCRIPTS, 3 ^ 7 0 L TJIZ]S (C o n tin u e d ) • Peaces VOLUIIS XXVIII - 1716 to 1763; ¿Iso relating to the following Sloop Ranger, 1738 aFlving .* o _ Fish, 1757 _ Corning Star, 1758 *rig ^alem, 1759 Schooner Sally. 1?50 Schooner Success,1751 Schooner Chance, 1752 Schooner ^hree Sisters, 1758 Brig Benjamin, 1762 Brig Ranger, 1762. Volune XXIX - BILLS, 1761-177? t w¡.A" x v g L 0 l l r i • e? O. I ‘ Volume XXX- BFA 3, 1780 -1 7 8 °: A lso rela.tin g to1 the following rS^ípt-a.:'^ A Brig Revolt, 1781 Brig Nanc?/, 1785 Ship Active, 1785 Brig Light I:[orse., 1785-1786 E*V7n Snow Elizabeth * —c_>cr Hasket and ‘John Morning Star« VOL’EE XXII - DHLS - 17on.n 70^ s --Iso papers rela•ting to the Grand 5'i(",rk in 1790. YcE XHA XXXII -v- BITI3, 1 7 ? 6 -l8 l5 . ¡hip P ill: ■ , 1792-.1 70 P• Piipors rela+.in— the follow ing ■'’■'■’seels 1 7 - v The Sot.t^i i g-p Baltimore, 1795-96 Brig ' SJ or-rce ■^v-? ~ p -n -, t ico B rig Ros e , 1795 - -* —^ V’-*• 1— i✓ ^7 70 ^ Scho oner■ O live, —1 V^f>» ✓ ' ri r'J'vp O J Sloop^ - * i*, Helena Schooner 1795 LLq ■*» 0 " ~ O V rT'* Papers• •n lily Lott e r s , 1_705_i^00 to cne ,and o th er• Brir.ee fam ily then at St. John Ilova Scotia, Also vaoers relating to the following rnrv-v-t V/65bl /s ; E rig Concord, 1R1? Schooner Hope B rig Ezcchrnge, 1797 Snow S a lly Brig Rose, 1795-95 Schooner Hannah, 1795 SHE Bir/BIOBE OF BEADY PA’mLLY iMNTSOPIxTa, Business pnp?ro of 1795-1797 xi.Iso has papers' *.'cr 'the ■‘'■etch Brother of ^alem«, c s 'Sc* - 1 2 0 121 HU The Record Book of the Derby Wharf Corporation, Peabody Mireum. j One volume and indexed, this book contains about 180 pages \ and coverts the period 1810 to 1891. Recorded are minutes of the semi annual corporation meetings, actions of the meetings, copies of deeds acquired, leases granted, contracts entered into for the construction or repair of Derby Wharf and warehouses. Also included are the rules and regulations, and price schedules for Derby Wharf, specifications for construction and a record of the dividends vote. It also contains the ? !■ names of the copporate owners, their'shares, the presidents, wharfingers,. I C clerks, and treasurers of the corporation. 71 ! 1791 h* 1796 H* w H \* r-» Ul_ KJ -«0 “0 -0 *-0 -0 i-l -J r-> ~-0 M —sj 7ZSSIIS OF: CO Co CO CO ? O vQ O VO 'O vO p Grand \A ON CO O j o V*> VJ*L —s} OO 6611 T o ta l OF I>XFP3iC!fr VEi SETS CKNZ3 to ____i —U-S 1 CEl EMPLOYED A— t i - OUTBOUND OTH S3ES 0 _iL_ 2 1 SHIPS 6 2 2 . CHART WO. U S h ip s 2 1 2 k 1 3' 3 2 2 u 2 h k 2 k B r ig s 1 2 2 1 l 0 2 2 2 3 . B r ig s if 3 3 2 If 5 28 Schooners 0 0 b . S ch ooners 0 1 1 2 5 5> 6 5 6 1 l 2 1 13 S lo o p s O 2 S lo o p s 0 2 3 2 i 3 1 1 2 1 l 0 0 3 K etches 1 0 6 . K etches 0 0 a 0 0 a a 0 0 1 3. 2 2 1 Snow ------,4 ---FT- b 7 . Grand T otal 6 7 9= 10 5 13 12 12 1 5 u 8 l o 7 7" 90 V e s s e ls 8 . 9 . o 1 1 21 H • INCOMING *>>------O T l i . S h ip s 1 2 0 2 3 1 3 * 2 1 2 . B r ig s 5; 3 1 1 2 1 3 2 2 1 3 . S ch ooners 1 3 3 5 3 b 5> 2 2 1 11». S lo o p s 1 3 2 b. 1 2 2 1 5 . K etches 1 1 t 1 6 . Sncws. 1 1 7 . Grand Total 8 1 1 6 12 9 8 12 . 5 8 2 3 16. 19* * no cor p le t e 1: s t s f< r 1 7 9 5 - & 1 7 9 t o»ir g-^K cr - >0. , J 1 . - H 1790 —J H H H* H H H CO ^3 -o 3 -0 -0 £3 £S S -h3 ? ELIAS HASKET DERBY VESSELS OF:- CO CO CO Co CO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO 1 ON —J CO NO ro w X=r ON CO 6 6 L X VOYAGES OUT OF SALEM TOTALS: ------ 1 §3 6 •k June 17S5-Aug»l?99 SHIPS 3- 1 2 k 1 3 3 2 2 it 2 6 2 k U5 1 2 2 8 5 i 1 0 2 2 3 2 . CHART NO. $ BRIGS 6 5 ? 3 e 3» SCHOONERS 0 1 1 h 7 7 7 6 2 2 2 1 0 0 U5 1 0 0 0 2 2^ U* SLOOPS 0\ 3 3 i 5 1 1 k 3 r. 0 10 5 . S KETCHES 0 0 0 0 0 0 O' 0 0 2 3 2 2 1 VOYAGES. 6 . GREED TOTAIS: 9 ID 12 Hi 8 17 13 18 17 12 9 ID 7 7 1 1 17k 7o 8. FREQUENCY OF VOYAGE; OUT OF SAIEM t 9 . BY YEAR AND TYPES AM NUMBERS OF 1 0 . VESSELS UTILIZED, JUNE 178^ t o 1 1 . AUGUST 1 7 9 9 . GRAND TOTALS 1 2 . 23. Data based on the :.ndex t o - ii[f Elias Basket Derbn •'s Account Book N o. 3 m d to . ? 2^. In Collections >f the Essex Ins b itu b©$ S a le n, KIS So — T 1 6 . A 108 • 1 7 . TOTAL OF IN-BOUND V0YAGE3 • 9 H i 9 l a 13 10 17 n 2 3 i ” 184 grand total of vc :i\ G.iS317c7-9U 26 23 22 3C 23 35 33 23 388 1 9 . -• 20. Total tonnage of ves' els owned by El Las lask 2t D irby . 17 >7-1' '9 9 i ras : ,58C —to : ,3, 1 iarv o f van jam Beni i e v fD . ro 2 1 . ro * 1790 1791 TOTALS H H H H* H H 1796 ELIAS KASKST DERET VESSEIS OF: CD -0 y —4 -4 -4 £S -4 £ ■^4 —4 CO CD Co Co Co VO VO VO VO VO vo VA ON CO VO ro Va> ir* VA -4 Co 66LT VOYAGES OUT OF SALEM SHIPS ------ 3 C hart H o.6 3éO tons 33w t* 1799 U W 8 2 -9 1 î ^ W % M t Astrea 300 ton 3 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 m a 0 1 0 8 * 2« I ,1781.11,1791-91* GRand Turk . 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 i l 0 0 0 0 0 3 ------>•''—1— . 3 00 T .s L ost at> 3 . 1788 Juno 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 sea in 1788. U* 1 7 8 8 -9 3 Light Horse 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1* 3 . 1788 A t la n t ic 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 . 1 1 7 ct — 1786 Three Sisters. 0 1 Q 0 0 0 0 a 0 a 0 0 0 - 0 0 1 7 . 1790 Nancy 0 0 Q 0 a 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o ; 0 0 1 8 . 1790 Peggy 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 1 9. (Brig) 1791 »99 Heray^i^ tons 0 0 0 a 0 0 1 0 1 m 1 1 i 0 2' 7 10. 1793-98 B e n j a m i n t% 0 o. p 0 0 a 0 i O' 31 0 1 0 1 Q. 1* 1 1 . 179U I y d ia 0 0 0 0 0 a 0- 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 . I79U Minerva 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 a 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 . 1796 C h a r lesto n 0 0 0 a 0 a 0 0 0 a 0 1 0 0 0 1 11*. 1796-99 Recovery, 280 IS. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 13. 1796-58 Kartha^g0 te. 0 0 0 a a a a 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 1 6 . 1798 Enterprise ,18! i T ’« 0 0 0 O'. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 7 . W T S v s 1799 Mount Vermon 0 0: o 0 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 8 . 1799 John 0 0 0 0., 0 0 a 0) 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 1 3L 1 9 ' GRAND TOTAL OF VGYA! >ES BY SHIPS 3 1 2 k i -s 3 2 2 1* 2 6 2 h 6 1*5 2 0 . By YESl : 2i Tonage of Berby/i '/Xj&i v e a s e ls ,1 7 >7-9 > w is 2 ,380 to n !- Dl!A ry o f Vi l l j era Een t! II, p . 3 18. ro VA 4 1 J 1789 78 1 1788 1797 TOTALS - 0 H* H H H t—t H H H H H VESSELS OFi CO - o —4 - 0 —J ELIAS BASKET DERBY CO 0 5 CO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO v \ O n - 4 O f—J r o U> r— V\ O n CO NO VOYAGES OFT OF SALEM BRIGS 1 . 1 7 8 5 -8 8 Three Sister^ 1 3 2 $ 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 7 CHART NO.7 2. 1785-6, 1792 Nancy 2 1 a a 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 k 3 . 1785-57" In d u stry 1 0 0 0 0 0 O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t U . 1785-87 G&ZS&ryCATO 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 . 1 7 8 6 -8 7 Light Horse 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 . 1?88 Henry 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 . ' 1789 Jenri^y 0 0 0 0 1 a O' 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 . 1790 DoggersBank 0 0 a 0 0 i a 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 2L i 9 . 1790 C adet 0 0 0 0 Q 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10. 1791-92 S a l l y 0 a 0 a 0 a 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 h 11. £ 1791-95 R ose 0 0 0 a 0 0 i 3L l a 1 o 0 0 0 h 12. 1792-9U 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 3 I i 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 . 1792 T r ia l 0 • Q 0 a> 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 H u 1793 John O 0 0 0 a 0 a> 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 . 1793 F a tr o rite 0. 0 0 0 a 0 a 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 16. 1797-98 Hannah,100 t 0 0 a 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 7 . 1797 Hopei-fell 0 0 0 0 0 O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 !8. 1798-99 Qruger 0 O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 9 . - 1785 Hope 1 0 0 0 O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 . 1799 A n te lo p e , \ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 . GRAND TO?A IS — 6 l 2 2 8 1 1 0 2 2 5 $ 3 5 3 £0 i Hk------1790 71 ! 1791 H H M H M H H 1797 H 1799 TOTA IS ELIAS HASKET DSRBX VESSELS OFt CO -0 -0 -O -0 —0 £3 £ s -4 ■P* Co CO CO CO CO NO NO " NO NO NO NO Vn. On —4 CO NO ro VO £r vn. On CO VOYAGES OUT OF SALSM SCHOONERS E 1. 1786 & 1793 H o p e 0 1 a 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 C hart N o.3 2 . 1787 E n te r p r is e 0 0 1 0 0 0 0. O' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1. 3» 1788-89 P6gg7 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3. U . 1788 Fanny 0 0 a 2 D 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 . 178? lichard & Edwarc 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 . 1789-93 Salsa locket 0 0 0 0. 1 1 0 1 3L 0 0 0 0 0 0 h 7« ' 1789 Y o rick 0 0- 0 i 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 . 1 7 8 9 -9 1 R ose 0 0 a 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5_n 9 . 1 7 9 0 -9 5 S a lly 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 . 1790-92 B e tsy 0 0 a 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 It 11. 1790-91 P o lly 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 12. 1791-92 Porga 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3. 1 3 . 1791 P ro v id en ce ; 1 1 H i. 1792 A lic e 1 3L 1 5 . 1 7 9 2 M olly 1 1 16. • 1793» 1797 D o lp h in 1 1 2 1 7 . 1793' Freedom 1 1 1 8 . 1793 O liv e 1 1 ro 1 9 . - 1793 Fox 1 1 Vi ' 2 0 . 1795 Nancy 1 4 ; © 1 2 i . 1796 Eour Sisters 1 1 i L 1796 R uth ■ — r r — t 1 — r r —tr~ “ 7~ 7 7 ~ A 0 0 0 V n n - - J7? 178U ------1791 1797 79 ! 1799 TOTAIS H H H H r-> H H ! 1796 H —a - 4 —«4 -^3 —4 - 4 -4 - 4 3 —«4 ELIAS HASKST DER3I VESSELS OF; CO CO CO 03 CO VO VO VO VO VO VO VT\ On -4 co NO 0 ro ■pr- CD >VOYAGES OUT OF SALEM SLOOPS Î CHART NO»9 ^ 1786,1791-93, 1799 S a lly 2 2, 1 3' I. . 9 2 . 1 786-87 F r ie n d sh ip 3L 1 2 In d u stry 3» 1787 ■ 3 3 U. 1787» 1790 Rainbow 1 1 2 5 . 1788-92 A lic e 1 1 2 1 5 6 « 1788 L o u isa 2 2 7. 1793^Sf;r^-7 9 k Patt;J-g 1 1 2 8» 179U Peggy 2 2 ? • ^ 1795 L yd ia 1 1 1 ° . 1799 Juno 1 1 __ 3_ f 2 » GRAND TOTAIS_FCR SI/ )0F3 0 3 C 3 1 5 1 U 3 2L 0 0 0 2 2 ? . ------y . -*-3. VOYAGES OUT OF SALS) 1 KETGHS - — . « — » ■» a* «• a» « •» — « — — — -- i . 179U-97 E l iz a 2 1 1 1 5 2<> 1795-98 John > 1 1 1 3 3 . 1 7 9 5 -9 7 B r o th er s 1 1 2 ------. G^and Totals 0 0 Q! 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 2 1 0. 10 2 a i £ 9 ,. iVo ketches, tots 1 of 360 tons, *------Binary e l wi±i-a.&3i c entley, li, p>_5 -Ü----- 1 . Ô 9 . I - ro 1 On ------ H* ' 1790 1791 1797 1799 1796 M M H H H * 3 ELIAS HASKET DERBI VESSEIS OF; O? ->3 - 0 - 0 £ S £ 3 ■p- Co CO CD CO c o NO NO NO NO NO s v a O n —0 CO NO r o \ jO XT' VA CO > VOYAGES TO SALEÎÎ SUMMARY 1 G 1. JUNE 1786r179U SHIPS i 2 2 k 1 2 1 6 2 21 CHART NO. 10 2 o BRIGS 6 5 1 2 2 7 3 2 3 © % 2 à ______ 3 . SCHOONERS 1 3 5 6 6 5 6 •Z, 2 1 3 F h . SLOOPS 1 U 3 3 1 2 2 18 3 . KETCHES i i 2 6 . SNOl'JS 3L 1 7 . CRAND TOTAL 9 a i j . 111 13 10 17 n 2 3 l o g 8 . y 9 . 1 0 . ^ 1 1 . 1 2 . FREQUENCY 0? HffiOTJN D VOYAGES TO ------bAj^rig » jy'X'fOO' jO jL i y i4t 1 3 . \ ------Dasea -on the mdbx tu IIcUjilcL 3lle Derbyr s Acccnznt Boc c No* Essex 1 3 . ~ JUNE 178^ t o AÜGÜ3 F 1 7 9 9 : 1 6 • GRAND TOTAL, OF OUT-:® 7JND VOYAGES 9 10 12 8 17 13 18 17 12 9 10 7 7 n •17U 1 7 . GRAND TOTAL OF ALL V 26 22 3 0 ^8jL-r jYAGES»1787-9U 23 33 23 23 1 8 . >*3 1 9 . - 2 0 . u> 2 1 . - -0 I TOTALS 1797 -0 M H H ]h i—i H H* f-J H H 00 ->3 -J -*>3 -n3 J-0 £5 3 -O ELIAS HASKST DEPJ3T VESSELS OF: CD CD CD CD cd 5MD VO VO vo vo VO vo VO W On —«3 CD VO O H ro 4=- \A Ov CO vo TrTOYAGES TO SAECM SHIPS 1786-90 360 tons A s tr e a I 1 1 1 1 ,._il CHART NO, ? X, 1781-1787, 300 t s . 2 1 ®TT. 1 7 0 1 - 0 ) ,^ ■f-.or'o Grand Turk 1 1 1 3 3 . t n % 1769 * 1 1 b o 1790-92 Lifiht Horse 2 1 1 u 1 1 S- 1790 F^ggy 6 . 1791- 96* U40 to n s Benjam in 2 1 3 7.1792-1796* 180 tons Henry 1 3 1 $ 8 . GRAND TOTAL OF VCC IG3S 1 2 2 U 1 2 1 6 2 21 9. June 1,1786- 179U 1 0 . U. 1 2 . 1 3 . • H w £ l S o 1 6 . 1 7 . 1 8 . 1 9 . 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CD 1 1786 h-» 1791 1797 H H H H H H H H M H H H ' CO -0 •^3 -4 -O “««3 -0 -4 -4 —■4 —4 -4 -4 ELIAS BASKET DERBY VESSELS OF: CO CO CO CO VO VO VO vo VO vo VO VO v \ -4 CO VO O PO W J=- vn Ov CO VO • | VWAGES TO SALEM BRIGS , K ^ 1785839 Three Sisters 1 2 1 1 < CHART NO. 2 * 1 7 8 6 -8 7 C ato 1 2 12 3 • 1786 Nancy 1 n 1 7 8 6 - 87 Light Horse 2 i 3 1786 Henry 1 1 6 . 1790 & 179U Hope* I & II 1 1 2 7« 1790 ik r ia l 1 8» 1791 B enjam in 2 2 9» 1792 S a lly h k 1 0 . 1792 T r ia l 1 1 1 1 . 1792 R ose 2 2 12. 1793-9U Peggy' 2 1 3 13. 2.723 i 1713 F a v o r ite fc 1 ! ’ GRAND TOTAL OF VOIAGi IS 6 5 f 1 2 2 7 3 2 3S? 1^* June 1.1786-1791 l 1 6 . 1 7 . 1 8 . ! 1 9 . “ 1 2 0 . j 2 1 . u. — V3 u> 1 'O 1791 1797 TOTALS M H H, H h * H* M f VESSELS OF; a ->3 -0 t i £ 3 —*3 3 3 -^3 —4 ELIAS HASKET DERBY OO CD C 3 CD 0 3 VO VO VO VO VO VO VO VO \ s \ O n CO 'O O r o S = ~ \ J 1 C v CO VO VOTAGES TO SALEM SOHOOJIERS CHART NO, * 1 « JL786 E n te r p r ise 1 _ 1 2 ° 1 787-89 Peggy 1 2 1 it; 13 3» 1 7 8 7 -9 0 P o lly 1 2 1 I t 1 h » 1787 New York Packet 1 1 7 8 8 ¿ n F a v o r ite 1 1 6 . 1788 Fanny 2 2 1 7 . 1789 A l i CQ 1 1 8 . 1789 R a ch el 1 J 9 . 1 7 9 0 -9 1 R ose 3 2 5 10. 1790 Y orick 2 2 2 11. 1791-99 B e ts y 1 1 2 1 2 . 1791 & 179U S a lly 1 1 3 13. 1789-92 Salen Packet 1 1 1 lit. 1792-93 Porga 2 1 3 1 5 . 1792 R aribler 1 1 1 6 . 1792 M olly 1 1 1 7 . 179li O liv e 1 1 1 8 . 1796 Four Sisters. 1 1 1 9 „GRAND TOTAL OF VOTAG ; s , 1787- 179U 6 6 6 1 5 $ r l 3 5 3 PL 2 2 0 . J - 21* Q • $ r O H 1790 H H H* H H w M H H 1-3 Co 3 •-J —>3 -0 —0 —-J 3 ELIAS HASKET DERBY VESSEIS OFs P" Co CO co CO CO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO va On CO V0 H ro VjJ P" Na ON CO NO -----EOYAffiS TO SATOM STOOPS G ^ 1786-89 : L o u is a X X X X CHART NO. '' 2 * 1787 F ri endrii-l 2 2 H i 3 * 1787 I ivT’ir+.cv X 1 U . 1 7 8 8 -0 ? A lic e 2 2 X X X 7 5 . 1789 Dove*^ 1 # 1 6 . 1789 Three friends 1 3 ? 1 7c 179 1 D o lp h in X X 8c 1792 S a l l y X 1 i 9« GRAND TOTAL OF '/O’/A! pS, 1787-9U’ 1 ll 3 5 X 2 2 0 0 18 1 0 . - 1 1 . KETCHES 12. 179U-95 E l i z a ' 1 X 2 ----- ! 1 3 . GRAM) TOTAL OF VCTAG1 5 , 1 7 8 6 -9 5 1 X 1 2 111. 1 $ . SNQ7S 1 6 . 179$ Peggy X X 1 7 . GRAND TOTAL OF 7CEA( E S ,1 7 8 6 -9 5 X X 1 8 . 1 9 . •' i 2 0 . 2 1 . j— - Pr H H