Box 4
Contains 9 Results:
Blockade Runners Ashore, 1863
Blockade Running, 1863
Primarily narratives of blockade running adventures in LCF, involving the Lee, Advance, Mary Celeste, Cornubia (Lady Davis), Ella, and Annie, Banshee, and others.
Blockade Running, 1863
Primarily narratives of blockade running adventures in LCF, involving the Lee, Advance, Mary Celeste, Cornubia (Lady Davis), Ella, and Annie, Banshee, and others.
Blockading, 1863
Primarily Letters from William Frederick Keeler to his wife, Anna, written while he was on board the U.S.S. Florida, which was blockading Wilmington. Letters from Alexander Horn to his family, while he was stationed on the U.S.S. Monticello, blockading Wilmington. Reports from Federal vessels Minnesota, Iroquois, Mount Vernon, Niphon, Sacramento, State of Georgia, Penobscot, William Bacon.
Blockading, 1863
Primarily Letters from William Frederick Keeler to his wife, Anna, written while he was on board the U.S.S. Florida, which was blockading Wilmington. Letters from Alexander Horn to his family, while he was stationed on the U.S.S. Monticello, blockading Wilmington. Reports from Federal vessels Minnesota, Iroquois, Mount Vernon, Niphon, Sacramento, State of Georgia, Penobscot, William Bacon.
Blockading, 1863
Primarily Letters from William Frederick Keeler to his wife, Anna, written while he was on board the U.S.S. Florida, which was blockading Wilmington. Letters from Alexander Horn to his family, while he was stationed on the U.S.S. Monticello, blockading Wilmington. Reports from Federal vessels Minnesota, Iroquois, Mount Vernon, Niphon, Sacramento, State of Georgia, Penobscot, William Bacon.
Blockading, 1863
Primarily Letters from William Frederick Keeler to his wife, Anna, written while he was on board the U.S.S. Florida, which was blockading Wilmington. Letters from Alexander Horn to his family, while he was stationed on the U.S.S. Monticello, blockading Wilmington. Reports from Federal vessels Minnesota, Iroquois, Mount Vernon, Niphon, Sacramento, State of Georgia, Penobscot, William Bacon.
Civilian Life, 1863
Primarily Letters from James Ryder Randall, a shipping agent for Power, Lowe & Co., in Wilmington, to Kate Hammond, his fiancée, near Hamburg, SC. Randall’s duties included entering and clearing vessels at the Custom House and discharging them. He named several blockade runners and their success and failures. Randall mentioned some of his speculations and occasionally asked Kate for a list of personal items she’d like ordered whenever a blockade runner went out.
Civilian Life, 1863
Primarily Letters from James Ryder Randall, a shipping agent for Power, Lowe & Co., in Wilmington, to Kate Hammond, his fiancée, near Hamburg, SC. Randall’s duties included entering and clearing vessels at the Custom House and discharging them. He named several blockade runners and their success and failures. Randall mentioned some of his speculations and occasionally asked Kate for a list of personal items she’d like ordered whenever a blockade runner went out.