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Clarence H. Rayner Papers
Collection contains 23 pieces and one volume. Includes bills of sale, bills of lading, towing receipts, a description of the loss of Schooner E. H. BRAZOS, newspaper clippings, and other miscellaneous waybills relative to the shipping activities of C. H. Rayner. Volume is freight accounts and port charges for Schooner QUICKSTEP, 1878
Clarkson A. Collins, Jr., Papers
Clift Family Collection
Collection of Charles E. Palmer
The collection includes diaries, bills, documents, ledgers, checkbooks, and account books, relating to Palmer's oystering activities. Also included is a logbook (1897) for the oyster steamer ITHIEL, of which Palmer was master.
Collection of Fred Erving Dayton
Facsimiles and transcripts of port records in Kingston Jamaica for sailing vessels seized by the British during the Revolution.
Collection of George W. Stretch
This collection contains over 2,000 Charter parties for vessels and cargos, issued primarily by Messrs. Furness, Withy & Co. Ltd. in New York, and preserved by Mr. George W. Stretch. A charter party is the written agreement between a shipowner and a charterer, specifying the vessel's tonnage, capacity, and condition; courses and ports proposed for the voyage; details of loading and unloading; and charter and insurance rates.
Collection of Howard A. Krumwiede
Collection of Howard E. Cornell
The collection consists in part of specifications for engines, tugs, dredges, and pilot boats. There are also general business papers, of Reaney, Neafie & Co., and then Neafie and Levy Ship & Engine Building Co. Business correspondence, record books, congressional reports, and documents pertaining to the construction of three destroyers are also included.
Collection of Howard W. Beach
A collection of scrapbooks and loose material kept by Mr. Howard W. Beach, who was president of the Oyster Institute of North America, and the Oyster Growers and Dealers Association of North America.
Collection of Louis F. Middlebrook
This collection assembled by L.F. Middlebrook is comprised of port and customs papers, miscellaneous bills, and foreign clearance documents for vessels engaged in the rum and molasses trade from Middletown to the West Indies. Items are organized by vessel name, and ten vessels are represented.