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Ship Accounts and Records, 1860-1862

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 44
Identifier: M315.2

Scope and Contents

1860 accounts with CS Pennell: bills, rental of shipyard for building a ship, Ships John O. Baker, Charles S. Pennell, Cornelia, Romulus, Redwood, and Bark William Woodside; 1860 CS 1/5 of yard rent for building ship 20.00; Jan Pmts to Jacob and Joseph D. Pennell; 1860 Labor for Bark Deborah Pennell; 1861-1865 Job A. Pennell in account with Jacob Pennell; Bark Deborah Pennell dr to James Pennell, bills labor; James Pennell in account with Charles S. Pennell, Jan. 1860; James Pennell in account with Charles S. Pennell, Jan. 1860-Jan. 1861; James Pennell in account with Charles S. Pennell, Feb. 1860-Feb. 1862; Charles S. Pennell in account with James Pennell, Feb. 1860-Nov. 1862; James Pennell in account with Charles S. Pennell, Jan. 1861-Feb. 1862; James Pennell in account with Charles S. Pennell, Mar. 1862-Apr. 1862; Bark Anglo Saxon to James Pennell, Aug. 1862-Dec. 1862; Bark Anglo Saxon to N.J. Davis, Oct.-Nov. 1862; James Pennell in account with Charles S. Pennell, May 1862-Mar. 1865; Charles S. Pennell to James Pennell, May-Nov. 1862; Barque Deborah Pennell in account with C.S. Pennell, Jan. 1862-Apr. 1862; Estate of James Pennell to Bath Mutual Marine Ins Co. Oct. 1862-July 1864 (with copy);

Dates

  • Creation: 1860-1862

Creator

Access Restrictions

No restrictions.

Extent

From the Series: 1 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Physical Storage Information

Repository Details

Repository Details

Part of the George J. Mitchell Department of Special Collections & Archives, Bowdoin College Library, Brunswick, Maine 04011 Repository

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