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Vessels in the Port of San Francisco

° 1849   ° 1850   ° 1851   ° 1852   ° 1853   ° 1854   ° 1855   ° 1856   ° 1858  
 ° 1861-1862  ° 1868   ° 1870s ° 1880s
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JANUARY
  • January 25: Clipper ship Ocean Pearl, Capt. Sears, 152 days from Boston; mdse. To Hussey, Bond & Hale. Passengers: Greeley, M.; Jarvis, F.; Jarvis, J.
  • January 25: Clipper ship Kingfisher, Captain Crosby, 114 days from Boston; mdse; to Hussey, Bond & Hale. Passengers: Mr. Mr. Tout, Master W. Wing, Miss Wing, Miss Wing.
  • January 25: Clipper ship Bald Eagle, Capt. Caldwell, 115 days from New York; mdse. Passengers: Caldwell, Mrs. (Captain’s lady); Cruce, Miss E.; Hopkins, Mrs.; Van Vechten, P. S.; Wickersham, Mr. J. H.; Wickersham, Mrs. M. S.
  • January 25: Tahitian brig Aorai, Capt. Taylor, 50 days from Mangaia, Harvey’s Island, via Huahina 40 days; hogs to V. Marziou & Co. Passengers: Bueman, C.; Regles, Dr. L.
  • January 25: Schooner Matthew Vassar, Capt. Dodge, 6 days from wreck of Winfield Scott; coal; 7 passengers. Passengers: T.M. Drown; W. Dunlap; W. Gardner; W. Ireland; L.B. Lewis; W. Painter; G. Wing.
MAY
  • May 7: Barque Auckland, Nelson, 8 days from Sydney via Tahiti 28 days and Sandwich Islands 13 days; mdse. and passengers to Master. Memoranda: Left at Tahiti a round stern Dutch brig and French bk, and two more vessels about the Islands, all for San Francisco with oranges. Left at Hawhahae (S.I.) brig F. Copeland & Co., Trussell, to load for San Francisco in 8 days with sweet potatoes. Passengers: D. Thomas, D. Brone, C. Elize, Wm. Wilkinson, E.E. Wilson, J. Rose, J. Bergen, K. Thomas, A.R. Arnot, Mrs. Mary Melaley, three daughters and servant, Mrs. A. McCleland and child, W. Newcomb, C.B. Caldwell, C. Rice (Rise ?), W. Clark, F. Miller, S. Brockers, A. Dalson, C. Woodworth, E. Taylor, J. Sanders, W. Laisler, T. Dickinson, J. Coffee, J. Dawling, M. Hersberg (Herzberg ?), Wm. Walker, C. McNulty, J. Conery, P. O’Brien, H.N. Herrick, D. Foss, J. Toffelmier, T. Worth, H.E. Morgan, S. Bates, J. Walker, J. Williams, D. Cohen, wife and children.

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Page: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/1854.htm
Date Entered: Between 2002 and 2008
Source: Geographicus, Newspaper Archives, Daily Alta California, Family Papers, Historical Records, Submissions from Researchers



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