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Records of Connecticut Maritime Courts of New Haven, New London, Hartford and Fairfield Counties
Photocopies of maritime court records of the four counties listed above counties. There are separate indices for each county. The records include names of ships, libellants, claimants, and jurors. Also lists of prize inventories which include British goods, livestock, food stuffs, small watercraft, and slaves.
Records of Daniel Trowbridge & Company
Correspondence, bills, receipts, accounts, statements, cancelled checks, business letters and instructions to shipmasters. Majority of the materials concern approximately. 100 voyages by the brig GEM to various ports in the West Indies; and construction accounts for bark ALEXANDER DUFF and brig CAMEO.
Records of Dragger ROANN
Receipts, instructions, regulations, notes, magazine articles, and photocopies of two logbooks from the eastern-rig Dragger ROANN, a vessel in the Mystic Seaport watercraft collection.
Records of E.P. Treat & Co.
Records of Franklin G. Post & Son
Correspondence, ledgers, journals, payrolls, time books, scrapbook, clippings, product information, and other materials relating to the Franklin G. Post & Son Boatyard in Mystic, Connecticut. Includes information on many of the boats designed and built by the yard, including the yacht ONKAHYA, launched in 1938.
Records of Goodwin & Coues
Records of Henry J. Gielow, Incorporated
Records, 1920-1992, of Henry J. Gielow, Incorporated, a naval architectural firm. Includes vessel descriptions and drawings of the yachts designed by Henry J. Gielow, Inc., business correspondence regarding military vessel and atomic power plant construction, correspondence regarding research on Henry J. Gielow, Incorporated, publications including articles, brochures and catalogs regarding vessels and yachting, journals, loose notes and lists of yachts and their owners.
Records of Isaac Jeanes & Co.
Records of J. & D.D. Beckwith
Correspondence, accounts with 135 vessels of sloop size and larger, general accounts, ships' specifications, agreements, receipts, bills of lading, invoices, bank drafts, materials lists, deeds, tax bills, and bills payable and receivable, of a family of merchants and shipbuilders, of New London, Conn., conducting business with firms in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York. Persons represented include owners James Beckwith and his son, Daniel D. Beckwith.
Records of James M. Bayles & Son
Records, 1856-1907, of James M. Bayles & Son. Includes records for over 50 ships built by the firm. The majority consists of building contracts, but also includes bills of sale, notes on certain vessels, insurance policies, and letters between the firm and their customers. These records compliment items in the Ship’s Plans and General Collection.