Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Julius D. Morton, Manifest, 10 August 1852

Description
Media Type
Ship Document
Text
Item Type
Manifests
Date
10 Aug 1852
Vessel Name
Julius D. Morton
Vessel Type
Steamboat
Tonnage (Old Style)
472
Master
W. Watts
Bound From
Buffalo
Bound To
Green Bay
Cargo Notes
hardware; bricks; groceries; 147 bars iron; coffee; flour; shingles; water wheels
Personal Name(s)
S. T. Norvell ; Lewis & Co. ; Kimberly & Co. ; Bridge & Co. ; Sternberg ; Kimberly ; Pratt & Co. ; R. Linn ; Peak ; Day & Co. ; D. Butter ; W. D. Colburn ; J. Day & Co. O. Gray ; Hay & Stark ; D. King ; J. Maloy
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Bound from:
    Buffalo
    New York, United States
    Latitude: 42.88645 Longitude: -78.87837
  • Bound to:
    Green Bay
    Wisconsin, United States
    Latitude: 44.51916 Longitude: -88.01983
Copyright Statement
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Julius D. Morton, Manifest, 10 August 1852