Men Of The Cavalry.

These men were of the cavalry and for those of you looking for a ancestor who may have been in the cavalry I hope you will find him here? There may be some additional information on them.

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William Vails.

In 1872, there was Bill, in Congress for William Vails who had been a private in the Indiana, Third Regiment Volunteer Cavalry, Company . C., he was asking for a honorable discharge from the Army. With-out loss of pay or emoluments.

William F. Scott.

William F. Scott, had been a adjutant of the Fourth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Cavalry, William F. Scott held the rank of sergeant major of the cavalry, even though his duty’s were of that of a adjutant of the cavalry. In 1870, he was asking for back pay, for not having been actually mustered as such, adjutant by reason of the non-receipt of his commission.

Abednego B. Rowden.

Abednego B. Rowden, was a second lieutenant of the Eleventh Regiment Tennessee Cavalry, In 1863 he had been at a lower rank and was captured sometime in 1863, and could not be commissioned a second lieutenant till his release 1864, and is now asking for back pay of a second lieutenant from August 31, 1863 Through December 5, 1864, with the deducting of his lower rank pay.

Henry Willman.

Henry Willman, was a private in the Third regiment of Indiana volunteer cavalry. While in a battle in Virginia, he lost two horses and some equipments, and is now asking to be paid for the loss.

James J. Hiles.

James J. Hiles., was a private of the Third Missouri Cavalry, and was honorably Discharged. He served 3, years and four days and is now asking for the extra bounty that the law allows, which was in his case the sum of one hundred dollars.

Daniel S. Webb.

In 1870, Eliza Webb, late wife of Daniel S. Webb, who was a private in the Eighth Tennessee Cavalry, company G., who has now passed his wife Eliza is asking to be placed on the pension rolls at eight dollars per month.

Samuel Hibben.

Samuel Hibben, was the chaplain of the fourth cavalry regiment, Illinois volunteers, he held the rank of captain, he died of a disease contracted in the service, leaving, his wife Elizabeth G. Hibben, and son John Grier Hibben, who was born April 19, 1861, for want she is asking to be placed on the pension rolls at 20, dollars per month.

Barney McCabe.

Barney McCabe, was a private in company I, tenth regiment New York cavalry volunteers, and who died July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, leaving behind his wife Roslinda McCabe, and three children who were; William born October 20, 1859, Charles Edwin, born January 29, 1861 and Emily Jane McCabe, born May 14, 1863. Roslinda McCabe was asking to be placed on the pension rolls, which she was at the rate of eight dollars per month.

James Ferguson.

James Ferguson, was a private in company C., of the first Kentucky cavalry, and is now passed his wife Malinda Ferguson, is now asking for a pension for her and children.

Alois Smith.

Alois Smith, was a Second Lieutenant of Company L, Second Arkansas Cavalry, and is asking for back pay.

Samuel C. Hodgman.

Samuel C. Hodgman, was a first lieutenant and adjutant for the Seventh Michigan Cavalry, has lost a horse and equipage will in the service, and is asking to be paid $214 dollars for his loss.

William Boorlin.

William Boorlin, was a captain of Company L, Second Arkansas Cavalry, he is asking for back pay.

John B. Hogue.

John B. Hogue, was a first Lieutenant of Company I, Fourth Regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry Volunteers, he is asking full pay and allowances of a second 1ieutenan of cavalry volunteers.

A. H. von Luettwitz.

A. H. von Luettwitz is asking to be re-appointed a first lieutenant of cavalry, with pay from the day of his dismissal, said A. H. von Luettwitz he has since established his innocence of the charge upon which he was dismissed, and is asking for his back pay.

Leonard N. Hohnburgh.

Leonard N. Hohnburgh was from Sweadal, McPherson County, Kansas, late first lieutenant of Company D, First Illinois Cavalry, he is asking for a pension at the rate of a three-fourths pension for a total disability.

F. A. Patterson.

F. A. Patterson, was a captain, of the third Virginia cavalry.

James R. Grant.

James R. Grant, was a Lieutenant of the Pennsylvania Fourth Regiment Cavalry, Company K.

Duran T. Hunt.

Duran T. Hunt, was from Clarinda, Page County, Iowa, was of the Iowa Fourth Regiment Veteran Volunteer Cavalry, Company A.

James Audenried.

James Audenried, was a First Lieutenant of the Second Regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry Volunteers, Company E.

John Mix.

John Mix, was Captain of the United States Cavalry, Company M, lost a horse in the fire in the stables at Fort Sedgwick, Colorado Territory, on February 12, 1868, and is asking to be paid for the loss.

Randolph Norwood.

Randolph Norwood. Was a First Lieutenant of the United States Cavalry, Company M, lost a horse in the fire in the stables at Fort Sedgwick, Colorado Territory, on February 12, 1868, and is asking to be paid for the loss.

George E. Grisham.

George E. Grisham, was from Tennessee, and was a Captain of the eighth Tennessee, volunteer cavalry, Company I.

Benjamin Farley.

Benjamin Farley, was a Captain of the Fifth Regiment of Indiana Cavalry, Company C.

D. B. Vondersmith.

D. B. Vondersmith, was a Captain of the Twenty-first Regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company C.

Justus F. Jones.

Justus F. Jones, was a private of the Seventh Iowa Cavalry Volunteers, Company E.

William Freshour.

William Freshour, was a Captain of the Eighth Regiment of Cavalry Ohio Volunteers.

Jefferson Miller.

Jefferson Miller, was of the Twelfth Missouri United States Volunteer Cavalry, Company E., was given a honorable discharge from the service.

Thomas Reilly.

Thomas Reilly was a private of the Second United States Cavalry, Company H.

John E. Hall.

John E. Hall, was a private of the Second Regiment Wisconsin Cavalry, Company C., his wife was Mary E. Hall.

James A. Waymire.

James A. Waymire, was a second lieutenant of First Cavalry, United States Army, Company M.

George A. Armes.

George A. Armes, was a Captain of the Tenth United States Cavalry, was given a honorable discharge on June 18, 1870.

Samuel Tipton.

Samuel Tipton, was from Carter County, Tennessee, a private of the Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry, his wife was Nancy Tipton.

Daniel C. Boggs.

Daniel C. Boggs, was a Second lieutenant of the Fourth Regiment of Pennsylvania Cavalry Volunteers, Company G, looking for back pay for acting as a Second lieutenant while a sergeant and had yet had not been mustered in as a Second lieutenant, back pay to be from May 17, 1863 to May 6, 1864, will acting Second lieutenant

William H. Retherford.

William H. Retherford, was of the First Michigan Cavalry Volunteers. He was paid $325, dollars, to travel from his place of discharge to the point of his enrollment.

George Kains.

George Kains, was of the First Michigan Cavalry Volunteers. He was paid to travel from his place of discharge Denver City, Colorado, to the point of his enrollment Camp Douglas, Utah.

The following names were from the Thirteenth and Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry and had the charges of desertion removed from Their names.

Jeremiah Woodby, Company B, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
Evans hughes, Company B, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
John W. Wright, Company B, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
David N. Morton, Company B, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
Henry Lineback, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
Waitsell Aldridge, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
William II. Caloway, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
Joseph M. Burlison, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
James B. Presnell, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
Starling P. Green, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
David Gwin, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
Thomas Green, Company C, Thirteenth Tennessee Cavalry.
George Grooms, Company K, Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry.
Levi Sutton, Company K, Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry.
Jonas Sutton, Company K, Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry.
James A. Waters, Company K, Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry.
Jacob Ottinger, Company K, Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry.
Christopher Ottinger, Company B, Eleventh Tennessee Cavalry.

Alvin J. Rose.

Alvin J. Rose, was a sergeant veteran in second regiment of Ohio cavalry volunteers company A, was killed in action at Five Forks, Virginia, April one, eighteen hundred and sixty-five, his pension was given to his father Chauncey P. Rose.

Here is a List of more men of the Cavalry.

Colonels by brevet.

1. Bvt. Lieut. Col. Julius W. Mason, captain, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Muchos Canyons, Arizona Territory, to date from September 25, 1872.

2. Bvt. Lieut. Col. William H. Brown, captain, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Tonto Apache Indians in Arizona Territory, to date from April 9, 1873.

3. Bvt. Lieut. Col. John Green, major, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at the lava beds and during the whole Modoc war, to date from April 17, 1873.

Lieutenant-colonels by brevet.

1. Bvt. Maj. William H. Brown, captain, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at The Caves, Arizona Territory, to date from December 28, 1872.

2. Bvt. Maj. James Burns, captain, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Apache Mojave Indians in Arizona Territory, to date from July 15, 1873.

3. Bvt. Maj. John B. Babcock, first lieutenant, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Tonto Creek, Arizona Territory, to date from June 16, 1873.

4. Bvt. Maj. James Jackson, captain, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at Lost River, Oregon, and during the whole of the Modoc war, to date from November 29, 1872.

5. Bvt. Maj. Charles C. Cresson, first lieutenant, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at the lava beds and during the Modoc war, to date from April 17, 1873.

Majors by brevet.

1. Capt. Thomas McGregor, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Santa Maria Mountain, Arizona Territory, to date from May 6, 1873.

2. Capt. Camillo C. C. Carr, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct against the Apache Indians on the Verde River, Arizona Territory, to date from January 1, 1873.

3. Capt. Emil Adam, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Muchos Canyons, Arizona Territory, to date from September 25, 1872.

4. Capt. John M. Hamilton, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Tonto Apache Indians in Arizona Territory, to date from April 9, 1873.

5. Capt. Alfred B. Taylor, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at The Caves, Arizona Territory, to date from December 28, 1872.

6. Capt. Robert H. Montgomery, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Muchos Canyons, Arizona Territory, to date from September 25, 1872.

7. Capt. James Burns, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at The Caves, Arizona Territory, to date from December 28, 1872.
8. Capt. George F. Price, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the campaign against the Apache Indians in the Tonto Basin, Arizona Territory, to date from January 1, 1873.

Captains by brevet.

1. First Lieut. Max Wesenorff, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Squaw Peak, Arizona Territory, to date from September 30, 1872.

2. First Lieut. Alexander Grant, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the campaign against the Apache Indians, to date from December 31, 1872.

3. First Lieut. Thomas Garvey, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Gum Creek, Arizona Territory, to date from December 11, 1872.

4. First Lieut. Albert E. Woodson, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the campaign against the Apache Indians in the Red Rock country, Arizona Territory, to date from December 31, 1872.

5. First Lieut. Alfred B. Bache, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Muchos Canyons, Arizona Territory, to date from September 31, 1872.

6. First Lieut. Jacob Almy, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at The Caves, Arizona Territory, to date from December 12, 1872.

7. First Lieut. Earl D. Thomas, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at he Caves, Arizona Territory, to date from December 28, 1872.

8. First Lieut. Charles H. Rockwell, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Tonto Apache Indians in Arizona Territory, to date from April 9, 1873.

9. Bvt. First Lieut. John G. Bourke, second lieutenant, Third Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Tonto Apache Indians in Arizona territory, to date from April 9, 1873.

10. Bvt. First Lieut. Walter S. Schuyler, second lieutenant, Sixth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Lost River, Arizona Territory, to date from June 26, 1873.

11. Bvt. First Lieut. Frank Michler, second lieutenant, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Head of Tonto Creek, Arizona Territory, to date from January 22, 1873.

12. First Lieut. Henry N. Moss, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at the lava beds and during the Modoc war, to date from April 17, 1873.

First lieutenants by brevet.

1. Second Lieut. Alexander O. Brodie, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Diamond Butte, Arizona Territory, to date from April 22, 1873.

2. Second Lieut. Peter S. Borons, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Mazatzal Mountain, Arizona Territory, to date from December 13, 1872.

3. Second Lieut. Otto L. Hein, First Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the campaign against the Apache Indians on the Verde River, Arizona Territory, to date from January 1, 1873.

4. Second Lieut. John G. Bourke, Third Cavalry, for gallant conduct at The Caves, Arizona Territory, to date from December 28, 1872.

5. Second Lieut. Charles Morton, Third Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the campaign against the Apache Indians in the Tonto country, in the Territory of Arizona, to date from June, 1871.

6. Second Lieut. Walter S. Schuyler, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Muchos Canyons, Arizona Territory, to date from September 25, 1872.

7. Second Lieut. Frank Michler, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct at Muchos Canyons, Arizona Territory, to date from September 25, 1872.

8. Second Lieut. Charles D. Parkhurst, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the campaign against the Apache Indians in the Tonto Basin, Arizona Territory, to date from January 1, 1873.

9. Second Lieut. Charles A. Watts, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Tonto Apache Indians in Arizona Territory, to date from April 9, 1873.

10. Second Lieut. Edward L. Keyes, Fifth Cavalry, for gallant conduct in the closing campaign against the Tonto Apache Indians in Arizona Territory, to date from April 9, 1873.

11. Second Lieut. Frazier A. Boutelle, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at Lost River, Oregon, and during the Modoc war, to date from November 29, 1872.

12. Second Lieut. George R. Bacon, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at the lava beds and during the Modoc war, to date from April 17, 1873.

13. Second Lieut. John G. Kyle, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at the lava beds and during the Modoc war, to date from April 17, 1873.

14. Second Lieut. William H. Miller, First Cavalry, for gallant and meritorious conduct at the lava beds and during the Modoc war, to date from April 17, 1873.

Navy Pensioners Of 1826.

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MASSACHUSETTS.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. George Arbuckle-------Seamen------------$3.33----------$40.

2. Zepha Allen.-----------Marine-------------$4.00----------$48.

3. Isaac Alleston---------Seamen-------------$3.00----------$36.

4. John Allison-----------Seamen-------------$6.00----------$72.

5. Cotton Brown---------Cook----------------$9.00----------$108.

6. Joseph Barrett--------Quartergunner------$9.00----------$108.

7. John Barrett----------Quartergunner------$9.00----------$108.

8. John. Bennett---------Seamen-------------$6.00----------$72.

9. Lemuel Bryant--------Ordinary seaman---$8.00----------$96.

10. John Ball-------------Boatswain----------$9.00----------$108.

11. Nathaniel Barker-----Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

12. Jacob Bull------------Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

13. James Blake----------Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

14. John Clements--------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

15. Russel Coats----------Quartermaster-----$5.00----------$60.

16. Samuel Cotton--------Marine-------------$3.00----------$36.

17. James Clarke---------Gunner-------------$10.00---------$120.

18. John Chaldwell-------Seamen-------------$6.00----------$72.

19. John Chamberlain----Boatswain-----------$8.00----------$96.

20. Robert Cathcart------Seamen-------------$6.00----------$72.

21. Geo. Cearson, alias Cassin---Quartermaster------$5.00---$60.

22. Dennis Cary----------Ordinary seaman---$7.00----------$84.

23. Arthur Carroll--------Ordinary seaman---$2.50----------$30.

24. Richard Dunn---------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

25. John Davidson--------Lieutenant---------$20.00---------$120.

26. Wheatly Dyer---------Ordinary seaman--$5.00-----------$60.

27. Asa Ewell-------------Ordinary seaman--$5.00------------$60.

28. Ebenezer Evans------Seamen------------$6.00------------$72.

29. William Edes---------Seamen------------$6.00------------$72.

30. Thomas Edwards----Quartermaster-----$6.00------------$72.

31. Jonathan Fellows-----Boatswain’s yeo----$9.00------------$108.

32. Samuel H. Green.-----Quartermaster-----$9.00----------$108.

33. John Geyer-----------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

34. Uriah Hanscom-------Ordinary seaman---$6.00----------$72.

35. James Hatchin--------Quartergunner-----$9.00----------$108.

36. Peter Hosier----------Seamen-------------$6.00----------$72.

37. William Ingersoll------Boatswain-----------$12.00---------$24.

38. Thomas Konse--------Quartergunner------$9.00----------$108.

39. Henry McDonough----Seamen-------------$6.00----------$72.

40. Andrew McCollum----Marine.--------------$8.00----------$96.

41. Thomas Melburn-------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

42. John Mitchell--------Seamen------------$10.00---------$72.

43. James Merrill--------Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

44. Enoch M. Meley-------Quartergunner-----$8.00----------$96.

45. Peter McMahon--------Ordinary seaman---$4.50----------$54.

46. John Nogle, alias Vogle----Ordinary seaman--$4.00-----$48.

47. William Nicholls------Ordinary seaman--$5.00----------$60.

48. Isaac Omans----------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

49. John Peterson--------Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

50. Robert Poulton-------Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

51. Nathaniel Rolfe------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

52. John Shapely---------Cook--------------$9.00----------$108.

53. Patrick Scanton------Ordinary seamen---$6.00----------$72.

54.William Stewart------Seamen------------$4.00----------$48.

55. Samuel Sawyer--------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

56 Benjamin Stevens------Master’s mate-----$10.00---------$120.

57. Robert Sanders, alias Willet--Seamen---$6.00----------$72.

58. John Shaw------------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

59. John Smith-----------Quartermaster-----$6.00----------$72.

60. Silas Taft-----------P. marine---------$3.00----------$36.

61. William Thompson-----Boatswain’s mate--$9.50----------$114.

62. James Trumbull-------Ordinary seamen---$5.00----------$60.

63. Seth Townshend-------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

64. Samuel Tucker--Captain, revolutionary war--$20.00-----$240.

65. Owen Taylor----------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

66. Charles F. Waldo-----Master’s mate-----$10.00---------$120.

67. Peter Woodbury-------Quartermaster-----$9.00----------$108.

68. William Wood---------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

69. William Welsh--------Seamen------------$5.00----------$60.

70. MichaeWe1sh----------Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

71. David Quills---------Quartermaster-----$5.00----------$60.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Samuel Abbott---------Seamen------------$5.00----------$60.

2. Edward Banks----------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

3. Robert Forsyth--------Marine------------$3.00----------$36.

4. John Grant------------Seamen------------$6.00----------$72.

5. John Hodgekins--------Carpenter’s mate--$7.00----------$84.

6. John Lloyd------------Marine------------$3.00----------$36.

7. John Mushaway---------Boatswain---------$10------------$120.

8. John Veazy.-----------Quartergunner-----$9.00----------$108.

RHODE ISLAND.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Isaac Bassett---------Ordinary seaman---$5.00--------$60.

2. John Hoxse------------Seamen------------$8.50--------$102.

3. Andrew Mattison-------Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

4. William Payne---------Ordinary seaman.--$5.00--------$60.

5. Isaac Stearns---------P . marine--------$3.00--------$36.

6. Reuben Wright---------Carpenter’s mate--$8.00--------$96.

CONNECTICUT.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Schuyler Bradley------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

2. Nathaniel Chapman-----Quartergunner-----$8.00--------$96.

3. Edward Field----------Surgeon’s mate----$10.00-------$120.

4. William Lewis---------P . marine--------$3.00--------$36.

5. Richard Lee-----------Quartermaster-----$6.00--------$72.

6. John Williams---------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

NEW YORK.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. George Albro----------Quartergunner-----$6.00--------$72.

2. Bernard Allen---------Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

3. Jacob Albrecht--------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

4. John Bernard----------Marine------------$3.00--------$36.

5. John Baptiste---------Boy---------------$3.00--------$36.

6. Dominick Burnes-------P . marine--------$3.00--------$36.

7. Peter Bernard-----=---Ordinary seaman---$4.00--------$48.

8. John Bremen-----------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

9. William Burney--------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

10. Edmund Brett---------P. Marine---------$3.00--------$36.

11. John Butler----------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

12. John Brannon---------Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

13. Samuel But1er--------Quartergunner-----$8.00--------$96.

14. John Blair-----------Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

15. Adam Brown-----------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

16. Jacob Booker---------Ordinary seaman---$5.00--------$60.

17. James Brown----------Boatswain’s mate--$10.00-------$120.

18. George Burton--------Quartergunner-----$4.50--------$54.

19. John Carberry--------Cooper------------$4.50--------$54.

20. Charles Clay---------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

21. Christian Clarke-----Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

22. Samuel Colsten-------Seamen------------$3.00--------$36.

23. William Cain---------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

24. John Collins---------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

25. Zachariah Conklin----Ordinary seaman---$6.00--------$72.

26. Benjamin Campbell----Sergeant marines--$5.00--------$60.

27. John Campbell--------Boatswain---------$8.00--------$96.

28. Thomas Crawford------Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

29. Shubael Cunningham---Seamen------------$4.00--------$48.

30. Francis Covenhoven---Ordinary seaman---$7.50--------$90.

31. Joseph Cotter--------Boatswain’s mate--$9.00--------$108.

32. David Christie-------P. Marine---------$4.00--------$48.

33. Jacob Borne----------Seamen------------$8.50--------$102.

34. William B. Downes----Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

35. John Dennis----------Seamen------------$5.00--------$60.

36. Thomas Dailey-------Quartermaster------$8.00--------$96.

37. James Davis----------Quartermaster-----$9.00--------$108.

38. William Davis--------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

39. John Dunn------------P. Marine---------$3.00--------$36.

40. Samuel Deane.--------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

41. Thomas Dennis.-------Seamen------------$6.00--------$72.

42. John Daniels---------Quartermaster-----$9.00--------$108.

43. Thomas Edwards-------Quartermaster-----$6.00--------$72.

44. William Fitzsimonds--Ordinary seamen---$7.00--------$84.

45. John Francisco-------P. Marine---------$3.00--------$36.

46. Bennett Fields-------Armorer---------------$9.00----------$108.

47. John Ford------------Seamen----------------$5.00-----------$60.

48. Peter Gillen----------Seamen----------------$5.00-----------$60.

49. Leonard Green---Quartergunner------------$9.00-----------$108.

50. Peter Green----------Seamen-----------------$5.00-----------$60.

51. Thomas Gore----Ordinary seaman----------$2.50-----------$30.

52. Roswell Hale----Ordinary seaman----------$5.00-----------$60.

53. William Hinds---------Boy-------------------$6.00-----------$72.

54. Seth Hebbard-------P. marine----------------$3.00-----------$36.

55. William Harndingbrook-----Seamen--------$6.00-----------$72.

56. Stephen Hammond-----------Seamen--------$6.00-----------$72.

57. Daniel Hogenon----Ordinary seamen-------$5.00------------$60.

59. George Hutton------Quartergunner----------$8.00-----------$96.

60. John Hyatt--------------Seamen---------------$6.00-----------$72.

61. John Hadenn---------Seamen---------------$6.00-----------$72.

62. John Haywood------Master’s mate---------$10.00---------$120.

63. James Jackson-------Seamen----------------$5.00-----------$60.

64. John Johnson---------Seamen----------------$6.00-----------$72.

65. Thomas Jackson, 2d,----Quartermaster-----$9.00-----------$108.

66. Thomas Kelly----------Seamen---------------$4.00-----------$48.

67. James A. Lewis----------Quartermaster-----$9.00-----------$108.

68. John Lazarro-----------Seamen----------------$5.00-----------$60.

69. James Linscott---------Seamen----------------$3.00-----------$36.

70. Timothy Lane----------Cook--------------------$8.00-----------$96.

71. James McMane---Ordinary seaman-------$5.00----------$60.

72. John McCracken---Boatswain’s mate-----$12.00--------$144.

73. Roger McGee------Marine------------------$3.00----------$36.

74. John Mahen--------Seamen------------------$6.00----------$72.

75. John. McCarty-----Purser’s steward--------$5.00----------$60.

76. John. Melvill--------Seamen------------------$5.00----------$60.

77. William Moran-----Seamen-------------------$6.00----------$72.

78. James McKernan---Seamen-------------------$6.00----------$72.

79. Emero Males-----Ordinary seaman-----------$5.00----------$60.

80. Samue1 McIsaacs----Boy----------------------$5.00----------$60.

81. James Moses---Purser’s steward----------$9.00----------$108.

82. Thomas Miller-------Seamen---------------$5.00----------$60.

83. Enos Marks----Ordinary seaman-----------$5.00----------$60.

84. Jeremiah McMahan--Ordinary seaman----$5.00----------$60.

85. Collin McLeod--------Boatswain------------$10.00--------$120.

86. Mathew McKenzie----Seamen---------------$6.00----------$72.

87. Patrick McLaughlin--Ordinary seaman-----$5.00----------$60.

88. Charles Moore---------Seamen---------------$6.00-----------$72.

89. William Nesbet--------Seamen---------------$4.00-----------$48.

90. James Nickerson-------Seamen---------------$6.00-----------$72.

91. Thomas Oliver----------Seamen---------------$6.00-----------$72.

92. John Otternell-----------Carpenter’s mate----$5.00-----------$60.

93. William Parker----------Seamen---------------$6.00-----------$72.

94. George Pierce-------------Seamen--------------$4.00-----------$48.

95. John Place-----------------Armorer--------------$8.00-----------$96.

96. John Peterson-------------Seamen---------------$4.50-----------$54.

97. James Peyton------------Ordinary seaman-----$5.00-----------$60.

98. Benjamin H. Parker------Seamen---------------$4.50-----------$54.

99. John Robinson------------Seamen---------------$6.00------------$72.

100. William Rodgers-------Quartergunner--------$8.00------------$96.

101. John Reagan-------------P. Marine-------------$5.00------------$60.

102. Thomas Reed------------Seamen----------------$5.00------------$60.

103. Edmond Rowland--Ordinary seaman----------$4.00------------$48.

104. Rosnante Rhodes-----Seamen-----------$6.00------------$72.

105. James Rogers----------Sailingmaster----$15.00----------$180.

106. John Ratler------------Quartermaster-----$6.00------------$72.

107 John Smith-----Seamen---------------------$6.00------------$72.

108. John Scriver---Seamen---------------------$5.00------------$60.

109. George Stanley---Purser’s steward-------$6.00------------$72.

110. John Schrouder-----Seamen----------------$6.00------------$72.

111. John Suiffen ------Carpenter’s mate-------$6.00------------$72.

112. William Spratt----Ordinary Seamen--------$4.00-----------$48.

113. Daniel Smith------Seamen-------------------$5.00------------$60.

114. John Stone---------Seamen-------------------$6.00------------$72.

115. Purnell Smith-----Seaman--------------------$4.00------------$48.

116. Augustus Swartwout--------Midshipman---$12--------------$144

117. Peter Tinkum------Seaman--------------------$4.00------------$48.

118. Henry Townsend----Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

119. George Thomas (black)------Seamen----$6.00----------$72.

120. Isaac Vallcnce--------Quartermaster------$8.00----------$96.

121. Charles Vandyke----Ordinary seaman---$5.00----------$60.

122. James Williams-----Ordinary seaman---$5.00-----------$60.

123. William wells--------Seamen-------------$6.00------------$72.

124. Charles Williams---Ordinary seaman---$4.00------------$48.

125. Solomon White------seaman--------------$4.00------------$48.

126. Charles Williams----seaman--------------$4.00------------$48.

127. John Wright---------Quartermaster-------$6.00------------$72.

128. James Warner--------seaman--------------$8.00------------$96.

129. Thomas Welch------Quartergunner-------$12.00----------$144.

130. John Webb------------seaman--------------$4.00------------$48.

131. John Wright----------Ordinary seaman---$5.00------------$60.

NEW JERSEY.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Peter Dunlevy-----------Marine--------------$5.00----------$60.

2. James Hazle-------------seamen--------------$5.00----------$60.

3. Wm. Robinson-----------Marine--------------$6.00----------$72.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Alexander Adams------Ordinary seaman-----$3.00---------$36.

2. George Alexander------Quartorgunner--------$8.00---------$96.

3. William C. Allen-------Quartermaster---------$12.00-------$144.

4. Nathaniel Begley-------Quartorgunner---------$9.00---------$108.

5. Enos Bateman-------------seamen---------------$5.00----------$60.

6. Thomas Brown-----------P. Marine-------------$2.00----------$24.

7. William Baggs------------Marine----------------$3.00----------$36.

8. John Baxter----------------seamen----------------$6.00----------$72..

9. James Bell-----------------seamen----------------$6.00----------$72..

10. John Cassin--------------Marine-----------------$3.00----------$36.

11. John Coffin--------------seamen-----------------$6.00----------$72.

12. Henry Collins------------seamen-----------------$6.00----------$72.

13. Arch. Campbell----------seamen-----------------$5.00----------$60.

14. David Christie------------Marine-----------------$4.00----------$48.

15. Patrick Cain---------------P. Marine--------------$6.00----------$72.

16. Robert Carson----------Ordinary seaman--------$5.00---------$60.

17. Augustus Dundas-------Gunner---------------$10.00-------$120.

18. William Deane----------seaman---------------$6.00---------$72.

19. Thomas Davis-----------seaman---------------$5.00---------$60.

20. William Dearing--------seaman----------------$6.00---------$72.

21. Henry Dugan------------Marine-----------------$3.00---------$36.

22. Stephen Elderkin--------seaman----------------$6.00---------$72.

23. William Evans----------Quartermaster---------$6.00---------$72.

24. Edmund Fitzgibbon----Ordinary seaman------$4.00---------$48.

25. Pero Fisher--------------Ordinary seaman-------$5.00---------$60.

26. John Fryer---------------seaman-------------------$6.00---------$72.

27. Nicholas Hyberger-----seaman--------------------$6.00---------$72.

28. David Horton-----------Quartermaster------------$6.00---------$72.

29. George Huffstidler-----seaman--------------------$6.00---------$72.

30. William Holins---------Marine---------------------$3.00---------$36.

31. John Hogerbets---------Dartmout Prisoner-------$6.00---------$72.

32. William Hagerty-------Ordinary seaman---------$5.00---------$60.

33. William Jackson-------seaman---------------------$6.00---------$72.

34. Edward Johnson-------seaman---------------------$6.00---------$72.

35. Job Jones---------------nary seaman----------------$5.00---------$60.

36. Hugh Kelly-------------P. marine-------------------$6.00---------$72.

37. George Hensinger-----Master-at-arms-------------$9.00--------$108.

38. Lawrence Kripfar------P. marine----------$3.00----------$36.

39. Nicholas Klein-----Sailingmaster C.------$5.00----------$60.

40. John More---------------seaman-------------$6.00----------$72.

41. William Mooney------P. marine------------$3.00----------$36.

42. Miles Morris--------Corporal marines------$5.00----------$60.

43. George McDaniel---Ordinary seaman------$5.00----------$60.

44. Michael McConnomy--Ordinary seaman---$6.00----------$72.

45. Mathias McGill----------seaman--------------$8.00----------$96.

46. John McMullen-------- Gunner’s mate-------$9.00----------$108.

47. Bernard McDonough---P. marine-------------$6.00----------$72

48. Daniel Muncey----------seaman----------------$8.00----------$96.

49. Vi11ianx Morris-----Ordinary seaman--------$5.00----------$60.

50. James Mulliniffe-----Ordinary seaman--------$10.00---------$108.

51. John Nugent-------------seaman-----------------$6.00-----------$72.

52. Benjamin Norcrose---Sergeant marines--------$5.00----------$60.

53. Benjamin Newton-------seaman------------------$6.00----------$72.

54. William Price------------seaman------------------$6.00----------$72.

55. John Pasco---------------seaman-------------------$6.00----------$72.

56. John Pitt------------------seaman-------------------$6.00----------$72.

57. Peter Quantin------------Ordinary seaman--------$5.00----------$60.

58. John Roberts------------Gunner’s yeoman--------$9.00----------$108.

59. Eli Stewart---------------Sailingmaster’s mate---$7.00-----------$84.

60. Joseph Smith-------------Marine-------------------$4.00-----------$48.

61. William Smith 6th.-------Searnan----------$8.00----------$96.

62. David Thomas------------P. marine--------$3.00----------$36.

63. John ‘Thompson---------Quartergunner---$9.00---------$108.

64. Phillip Tully--------------Seaman------------$6.00---------$72.

65.John. B. Truman----------Ordinary seaman--$5.00---------$60.

66. Robert Webb--------------Ordinary seaman--$5.00---------$60.

67. James White---------------Ordinary seaman--$5.00---------$60.

68. Peter Whelan--------------Marine--------------$3.00---------$36.

69. John Walter.---------------Searnan-------------$4.00----------$48.

70. John Williams 6th.-------Ordinary seaman----$8.00----------$96.

71. James Wilson-------------Quartergunner-------$10.00--------$120.

72. John Wilson---------------Seaman---------------$6.00----------$72.

73. John Young----------------Quartermaster-------$9.00----------$108.

DELAWARE.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Richard Gilbody------Ordinary seaman----$4.00----------$48.

2. James Tull-------------Sergeant marines----$5.00----------$60.

3. William Wicks--------Ordinary seaman----$4.00----------$48.

MARYLAND.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Alexander Ardery------seaman-------------$6.00----------$72.

2. James Allcom-----------Sailingmaster------$30.00---------$360.

3. James Brown------------Seaman (blind)-----$8.00----------$96.

4. Andrew Beard---------Seaman--------------$6.00----------$72.

5. John Burdeen------------Seaman--------------$6.00----------$72.

6. Edward Burke (black)--Seaman--------------$4.00----------$48.

7. Thomas Burr------------Ordinary seaman----$6.00----------$72.

8. William Carter----------Master’s mate-------$8.00-----------$96.

9. John Cole---------------Quartermaster--------$9.00-----------$108.

10. John Diragan-----------Seaman--------------$5.00----------$60.

11. Matthias Douglass----Ordinary seaman.--$10.00--------$120.

12. John Denney-----------Seaman--------------$6.00----------$72.

13. Francis Elliott----------Seaman--------------$6.00----------$72.

14. Daniel Fullen----------Ordinary seaman.---$7.00----------$84.

15. Cornelius Carrison----Seaman---------------$6.00----------$72.

16. William GilIen---------Seaman---------------$6.00----------$72.

17. Peter Joshelle-----------Seaman---------------$10.00--------$120.

18. John Gregory------------Boy-------------------$4.00----------$48.

19. George Gallager--------Ordinary seaman----$5.00----------$60.

20. John Henry--------------Ordinary seaman----$5.00----------$60.

21. Isaac T. Heartle---Acting sailing master-----$20.00--------$240.

22.:Nicholas Igerbrelson-----Seaman--------------$6.00---------$72.

23. Edward Murray----------Sergeant marines----$4.50---------$54.

24. Francis Mason------------Quartermaster-------$9.00---------$108.

25. Antonio Maria------------Seaman---------------$6.00----------$72.

26. Hamlet Moore-------------Ordinary seaman----$5.00----------$60.

27. Joseph McMasters--------P. ruarilie-------------$3.00----------$36.

28. Isaac Nicholson-----------Cook-------------------$9.00---------$108.

29. John Patterson-------------Seaman----------------$10.00--------$120.

30. Charles Parture-----------Ordinary seaman------$5.00----------$60.

31. Neal Patterson------------Seaman------------------$8.00---------$96.

32. John Randall--------------Marine-------------------$3.00----------$36.

33. Thomas Smith-------------Boatswain---------------$10.00--------$120.

34. William Stockdale---------Marine-------------------$6.00----------$72.

35. James Stewart-------------Seaman----------$6.00---------$72.

36. Horatio Salter--------------Boy--------------$4.00----------$48.

37. Hamilton Sellers-----Ordinary seaman-----$7.00----------$84.

38. Francis Trepenny----------Seaman----------$6.00---------$72.

39. Benjamin Underwood--Ordinary seaman--$5.00----------$60.

40. James Wells----------------Seaman----------$9.00---------$108.

41. David Wilson (black)------Seaman----------$6.00---------$72.

42. Peter Young------------Quartermaster--------$6.00---------$72.

VIRGINIA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Obadiah Brown-------------Seaman------------$5.00---------$60.

2. Lawrence Bisbee--------Quartergunner---------$4.00---------$48.

3. Jotham Briggs----------------Seaman------------$12.00--------$144.

4. John Brown--------------Ordinary seaman.-----$6.00----------$72.

5. Lawrence Barsayline--------Seaman------------$5.00----------$60.

6. James Coruger---------------Seaman------------$6.00---------$72.

7. Silas Durham-------------------Boy--------------$6.00----------$72.

8. Thomas Englis---------------Seaman------------$4.00---------$48.

9. William Howell---------Ordinary seaman.-----$5.00----------$60.

10. Anson Harvey----------Ordinary seaman.-----$5.00----------$60.

11. James Jeffers-----------Ordinary seaman.-----$4.00----------$48.

12. Obadiah Johnson-----------Seaman------------$5.00---------$60.

13. James H. Hansford---------Seaman------------$4.00---------$48.

14. Joseph Ward---------------------------------$4.00---------$48.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. William Baker---------Ordinary seaman----$6.00---------$72.

2. John Butler (black)--------Seaman-----------$5.00---------$60.

3. Amasa Conner, alias Corwer---Seamaan---$6.00----------$72.

4. Michael Conner------------Marine------------$3.00----------$36.

5. Andrew Chambers---------Marine-------------$5.00----------$60.

6. John Earle--------------Sai1ingmater-----------$20.00--------$240.

7. Jerry Garner (black)---Ordinary seaman------$5.00----------$60.

8. Simeon Hillman-------Ordinary seaman-------$4.00----------$48.

9. John Hawkins----------------P. marine----------$3.00----------$36.

10. Benjamin Kendrick---------Cook--------------$6.00----------$72.

11. William Kingsbury-----Boatswain-------------$5.00---------$60.

12. William McMullen---------Marine-------------$3.00----------$36.

13. John Read-------------------P. marine-----------$3.00----------$36.

14. Burwell S. Randolph-----Midshipman---------$6.00----------$72.

15. Richard S. Suter----------Midshipman---------$6.00----------$114.

16. John Shannamon---------Seamaan--------------$6.00----------$72.

17. Wi1Iiam Staunton-----Quartergunner----------$9.00----------$108.

18. John. Shinney----------------P. marine-----------$3.00----------$36.

19. Charles Young----------------Marine-------------$3.00----------$36.

NORTH CAROLINA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Thomas Owings--------Quartermaster------$8.00---------$96.

2. John Thompson----------Seaman------------$6.00----------$72.

SOUTH CAROLINA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. John Jacob Hardy--------Seaman------------$6.00----------$72.

2. Peter J. R. Staunton--Carpenter’s yeoman-$6.00----------$72.

3. Charles Sheeten-----Boatswain’s mate------$6.00----------$72.

GEORGIA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. James Lennis---------------Marine-----------$3.00------------$36.

OHIO.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. John Meigs------------------Seaman------------$10.00----------$120.

LOUISIANA.

Name---------Rank-----------Monthly pensions---Annual pensions.

1. Robert Spedden-------------Lieutenant----------$20.00-----------$240.

2. William Whitney-------------Seaman------------$8.00----------$96.

3. William Wagner------Quartergunner------------$9.00----------$108.

Slaver Ships.

The are a lot family researchers out there that had ancestors that owned a ship or was in command of a ship that deal in the slave trade but never know it. You may have known this but never know the name of the ship. Then there are those that my have known the name of the ship but never know what it was used for, well this page may be a help to you. I will list the names of Slaver Ships and as many owners and captains as I can.
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The slave trade was big business for a lot of foreign nations and There seem to be no way of stopping it. Although there were treaty’s among the nations that prevented the trading of slaves there were those who would find lop holes in the laws and us it against them. One of the bigger nations to deal in the slave trade was Cuba. It had a law where slave could be brought in as long as they were apprentices. Now Cuba had some what of a blind eye to the slaves, when they were brought into port under ( apprentices ) the captain would have to pay a duty on the cargo. After the cargo ( Slaves ) were sold to the Town and those in cities and the Plantations the owners would have too have them registered by law with tickets or certificates, the cost for these tickets and certificates was twelve and a half cents to one dollar each. There were some captains that were unwilling to pay the duty’s and would try to smuggle them in.

The United States was the biggest suppliers of slave ship the companies of these ships may or may not have known what their ships were being used for, for once the ship was sold many could care less what the ship was used for, building and selling ships was big business. There were always schemes to get these ships, for if the port authorities found they were to be used in the slave trade they wouldn’t let the ship leave port. The way the schemed worked was a agent would come to a port like New York or Boston. There the agents would make a deal with the owner. The owner would take on a legal cargo get clearance and would sail under the flag of the United States. When in the open sea the ships title would be transferred to the new owner.

When they got to their port the cargo would be unloaded and the pass owner would get off and head back too home port. The captain may or may not know what was going on. They would take on passengers and maybe some new crew men then leave port. Once in open sea the captain would be ordered to head for the African coat, now if the captain was in on it there was no problem. But when a captain won’t go along, one of the new crewmen or one of the passengers taken on board at the last port would take over, as they were all in the scheme, the captain would be either put in irons or killed. If he was lucky he and what part of the crew didn’t do along would be put over board and sent adrift.

Because a lot of the slaver ships sailed under the United States flag, this would cause trouble for the merchant ships, although many of these ships caused their own problems themselves. The British ships were always on the look out for slavers, and if they came upon a ship that they thought was suspicious they would tell them to lean-to and be boarded. But many would run. There were many reasons why they would run they may be outfitted for slave trade or they maybe sailing under a unregistered flag, Many of the captains were owners of the ship they sailed, and although he may not have done anything wrong he would take a chance and run. The captain know that if a British patrol or any other patrol stopped him and even thro everything was in order the patrol could take his ship as a prize, and by the time it was all settled in the courts many months would have passed and he would be in financial ruin, so he would run but in most cases to no avail.
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Slaver Ships.

1. Constitution.
2. Louisa.
3. Marino.
4. French slave ship La Pensee.
5. Spanish slaver, Fenix.
6. Horatio.
7. Mary Reed, changed to Esperauza.
8. Mary Jane Peck.
9. Mary E. Smith.
10. St. Louis.
11. Spanish ship, Emigrante, Slaves, Chinese.
12. Locomotora.
13. N. Hand.
14. William D. Miller.
15. Paez.
16. Minnetonka.
17. Abbott Devereux.
18. Clara B. Williams.
19. Alecto.
20. Lidia Gibbs.
21. Cortez.
22. Mary Elizabeth.
23. Venus.
24. St. Andrew.
25. ketch Brothers.
26. Lyra.

Suspected slave ship.

1. Spirit of 1776.
2. Globe.
3. Reindeer.
4. Clarendon.
5. Water Witch.

Slaver Ships Owners.

1. Horatio, own by Rudolph E. Lasala
2. Horatio, own by Estevan Valequez or Vasquez.
3. Mary E. Smith own by Vincent P. Cranotick.
4.Locomotora own by Antonio Roiz Vieira.
5. N. Hand own by George W. Rosevelt,
6. Abbott Devereux own by Thomas H. Myers.

Ship Masters.

1. Kempten master, of the Horatio.
2. William F. Martin, was also master of the Horatio.
3. Joad da Cunha Ferreira of the Locomotora.
4. James Gage of the ketch Brothers.
5. William C. Dickey, of the Lyra.

Ships Captains.

1. James McGuire, Horatio.
2. Vincent P. Cranotick, Mary E. Smith.
3. Spanish, Manuel Abarroa, William D. Miller.
4. George W. Palmer, Paez.
5. Thomas H. Myers, Abbott Devereux.

CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
Havana, June 26, 1856.

Slaves for whom tickets or certificates were issued; and as a law requires that all slaves shall be registered and certificates obtained for them.

Cities and towns.

First class at $1 each, 52,435 slaves…. $52,435 00.
Second class at 12 and a half cents each, 18,256 slaves $28,200.

Plantations.

First class only 12 and a half cents each, 304,115 slaves…. $38,014.37 and a half.
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Manuel Bazilio da Gunha Reis, a partner of Figaniere, Reis & Co., of New York, which disclosed the fact of his one-third ownership of the slave ship “Mary E. Smith.”
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List of American vessels not transferred, reported to have gone to Africa
after slaves.

Schooner James Buchanan, of Bristol, Pennsylvania, 142ths tons; owned by Albert De Groot and others. De Groot was the master, who had a power from the other owners to sell her ; he left a power of attorney to Francis D. Newcomb, of Havana, to sell her, but the consulate has no knowledge of her having been sold. Captain De Groot went home to Bristol, Pennsylvania; the vessel cleared with rum and stores for Boston on the 23d of June, under command of her former mate, John Duncan.

Bark Clara B. Williams, of New Orleans, 331tons ; Seth Briggs master, and 9 men; cleared 3d of June for Callao, with rum, sugar, cigars, tobacco scraps, hogshead shooks, &c.

Brig Windward, of New Orleans, 177 tons, Charles Rauch, master, arrived here 3d of July with an assorted cargo from New Orleans; cleared 13th of July with same cargo for St. Paul.
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List of vessels suspected of being engaged in the slave trade.

Brigantine Maria Tubon, of Bucksport; American; red streak, green house on deck abaft; fitting at Rio Sagua.

Brigantine Mary Elizabeth ; American; has sailed; black, with red streak; brown house abaft; deep; captain American; has four Spanish passengers; papers forged in the same handwriting.

Bark Venus; American; painted ports; captain a Dutchman; has a sealed letter with name of vessel, and directed to Annabona; has about 30 persons, four of them Spanish passengers with passports; sealed letter and custom-house clearance, also charter-party in same handwriting forged; crew ought to be mustered. Captain has been in California chain gang.

Schooner Baltimore; fore-and-aft rig, with a house abaft; American; black; with a red streak; captain a tall American.

Brigantine St. Andrew ; American; expected in about two months.
Bark with skysail yards, black and rakish.

Schooner Blooming Youth; fore-and-aft rig; American; black, with yellow streak.

Brigantine William Montague; American; 167 tons.

Topsail schooner Brownsville; American; trunk house abaft; very rakish.

Polacca brig; black mastheads, red streak, probably Spanish colors.
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CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Havana, July 9, 1858.

A register was issued by the custom-house of New York to the brig C. Perkins, of that port, on the 28th day of September, 1857 ; George Brown, of the city of New York, appearing as sole owner and as master. No certificate appears indorsed or attached to her register showing any change of commander. Her description is as follows : Built at Canwaboro’, South Carolina, in 1854; length, 99 feet; breadth, 24 feet 8 inches; depth, 8 feet 1 inch ; tonnage, l76-tons; square stern ; no galleries, and a billet-head. I understand, however, that she has a figure-head—the figure of a man with a black coat. The register now in my possession bears all the evidence of being a genuine document.

She sailed from this port on or about the 26th of November, 1857; cleared ostensibly for St. Thomas, laden with rum, and it appears, from the evidence I have obtained, that she proceeded to Africa and engaged in the slave trade. As to the shipping articles and crew list of the vessel, the following are the names appearing thereupon:

George Brown, master.
J. S. Downing, mate, of New York.
Gabriel Domingoes, cook and steward, New Orleans.
G. W. Gordon, 2d mate, New York.
Charles McKenney, seaman, Massachusetts.
John Wilson, seaman, New York.
Charles W. Paul, seaman, New Jersey.
Charles Coffin, seaman, Maine.
William Jones, seaman, New Orleans.
Thomas Brown, seaman, New York.
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Note. These information comes from the 36th, Congress.

House Executive Document No. 7
Titled African Slave Trade.

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