Coastwise shipping.
Subject
Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Adams family business papers
Collection Identifier: Mss:766 1837-1867 A211Overview:
Business papers of shipping and commission merchant brothers Calvin and William H. Adams of Bangor, Maine and New York City.
Moses Brown papers
Collection Identifier: Mss:766 1750-1845 B879Overview:
Moses Brown was a Newburyport, Mass. landowner, shipbuilder, and shipping merchant. The collection includes correspondence and business papers for Brown's activities as a sugar, molasses, and rum trader.
Crowell and Thurlow Steamship Company records
Collection Identifier: Mss:733 1912-1934 C937Scope and Contents:
Ledger, journals, cash books, voucher and check registers. The company incorporated in 1912 in Maine, operated a number of ships successfully (some of them through the Crowell and Thurlow Intercoastal Company) through World War I. An unlucky investment in the Atlantic Coast Company (which Crowell and Thurlow took over in 1923) resulted in the company going into receivership in 1924. Most of the unbound papers relate to the affairs of the receivership under Paul J. Bertelsen, receiver, and...
Thomas E. Oliver business records
Collection Identifier: Mss:251 1809-1865 O48Scope and Contents:
Records relating to the fishing business, coastwise shipping, and a general store. The material on fishing includes fish books, schooners' outfits, shares books, and unbound papers. On coastwise shipping there are unbound papers for a number of vessels, schooners' outfits, coasting books, and waste books. The general store, Newcastle, N.H., is represented by blotters, day book, and stock books.