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Captain Charles Hunter fonds
Fonds · 1891-1918
Fonds consists of discharge papers, master's papers, letters of introduction, letters of reference, offers of postings and travel documents all relating to Captain Hunter's career as a master mariner. A portrait of the barque Walter H. Wilson is on display at the Yarmouth County Museum.
Captain Evelyn E. Robbins fonds
Fonds · 1866-[19-], predominant 1870-1876
Fonds consists of a marriage certificate, master's certificate, discharge papers, correspondence, a copy of a letter to the editor of the Quebec paper Morning Chronicle.
Alvin James Allen fonds
Fonds · 1922-1955
Fonds consists of records pertaining to Alvin Allen's career in the Merchant Marines and consists of 2 series: World War II records and Master's papers.
Captain F.K. Grant fonds
Fonds · 1869-1875
Fonds consists of a general account book of the British brig Cleo and the barque Cupid out of Halifax, Nova Scotia, letters, and an official protest.
James Whidden Family fonds
Fonds · 1876-1885
Fonds consists of one account book of goods received and sold, used by James Whidden. The same book was also used by Armenia Whidden to transcribe letters sent to her by James, as well as to record rents received.
Captain Angus N. Smith fonds
Fonds · 1893
Fonds consists of one journal kept by Smith while commanding the steamship Beta, used to record his expenses incurred and some of his activities. Also included is a short autobiography.
Captain Nehemiah Larkin fonds
Fonds · 1878-1888
Fonds consists of discharge papers, masters papers and letters of reference relating to Larkin's sailing career.
Wyman family fonds
Fonds · 1896-1940
Fonds consists of: Sous-fonds - Wilfred and Florence Wyman records, Sous-fonds - Wilfred A. Wyman records, Sous-fonds - Maynard Wyman records, Sous-fonds - Iona Wyman records
G.W. Wolff (ship) fonds
Fonds · 1896-1898
one log book of ship G.W. Wolff voyage from Iquique to Europe while Butler was Master. Includes records of course, daily remarks, and the personal writings and musings of Captain Butler. Writings include standard log reporting, but also the Captain's personal writings about his crew, the food, bad weather, sickness and personal fears. The bulk of the writing is of the one voyage in 1896. One page in log consists of a list of charts used in 1898.