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Under the mizzen mast

Note 4 — II. CAPE HORN.

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Crew of the Golden Fleece, from New York to San Francisco, Oct. 26, 1869–Feb. 12, 1870.

Mates.

Isaiah Bray, Yarmouth, Mass. Chas. H. Field, Providence, R. I.

Boatswains.

John Williams, Baltimore, Md. James Ryan, New Jersey.

Seamen.

John Reholm, Finland. Harvey Robson, Norway. J. H. Erlandf, Norway. Alvin W. Robbins, Nova Scotia. G. Parslow, Poughkeepsie. Tom Fox, Prussia. A. Fox, Germany. Charles Smith, New York. George Andrews, Scotland. C. T. J. Coombs, Maine. Niel Thompson, Denmark. William Divern, Antwerp. Randolph P. Delancey, N. H. Charles Johnson, Sweden. Carl Helen, Sweden. John Miller, Sweden. Ferdinand Ryder, N. Y. (City.) G. G. Marschalk, Brooklyn, N.Y. W. J. Douglas, Washington. Willie H. Treadwell, Auburndale, Mass. James C. Chase, Vermont. Robert Galloway, San Francisco.

Carpenter.

Samuel Adams, St. Johns, N. B.

Steward.

Pedro Cardozo.

Stewardess.

Anna Cardozo.

Summary.—2 mates, 2 boatswains, 23 men and boys, 1 carpenter, 1 steward, 1 stewardess. Total, 29.

N. B. Sometimes the names of seamen are fictitious, for various reasons; one, to prevent pain to friends should their real names be published if the men are lost.

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