{"id":"AV01736","vessel":"Bengal","rig":"Ship","master":"George G. Russell","port":"Salem, MA","ground":"Pacific","year_out":"1832","year_in":"1835","logbook":{"id":"journalofbengals00beng","title":"Journal of the Bengal (Ship) out of Salem, MA, mastered by George G. Russell and kept by Ira A. Poland, on a whaling voyage between 1832 and 1835.","url":"https://archive.org/details/journalofbengals00beng","pages":202},"days":[{"date":"1832-03-24","events":[],"lat":42.45,"lon":-70.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"March 24th\n1832\nO.75[blot] Journal of A South Sea Vige from Salem\nLatt 42:36\nNorth\nThachers List\nbearing N\nDis 5 Leagus\n[symbol]\nMarch 24th at 10 A M hoisted the anchor from\nSalem harbour with a fine breaze at S in company\nwith the whole ship Catterine and steared E & S\nand at 11½ discharged the pilot and at noon passed\n¼ of a mile to the lieward of the Pyethe Just returnd\nfrom a whaleing Vige from the S Atlantick Ocan\nbut we did noty speake her un bent the anchors","wind":[["whole","S","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship weighed anchor from Salem harbor in company with the ship Catherine, discharged the pilot, and sailed past the returning whaler Pyethe without speaking to her.","where":"near land","place":"Salem harbour"},{"date":"1832-03-25","events":[],"lat":42.7333,"lon":-69.185,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 25th\nLatt 42:44 N\n[symbol] [symbol]\nFirst part begins with strong winds from S S W\nand steered E by S untill midnight and then E and lost\nsite of the Catherine at sunsit single reef topsails\nand at 7 A M saw 2 schooners of the weathern beem\nsteering on the wind at W so Ends all hands employd","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew from the south-southwest. They lost sight of the Catherine at sunset and later spotted two schooners sailing upwind.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catherine","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1832-03-26","events":[],"lat":42.3583,"lon":-67.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Menday 26th\nLong by Sun\nand Moon\n67:30 W\nThe whole 24 hours a fine breaze from S S W and Steard\nS E by E at 3 P M passed to the lieward of a Schooner Steared\nto the N and at 8 A M saw the Catherine of the\nweathern beem steering to the E S E and saw her at\nnoon about 4 miles of the beem so Ends with the\ncrew pretty much over thare sea Silkness","wind":[["whole","SSW","moderate"]],"plain":"Under a fine breeze, they passed a schooner and sighted the Catherine nearby. The crew was finally getting over their seasickness.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew recovered from seasickness","quote":"with the crew pretty much over thare sea Silkness","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew recovering from sea sickness","quote":"the\ncrew pretty much over thare sea Silkness","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-03-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":41.9833,"lon":-63.4889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Teusday 27th\nLatt 41:59\nBrisk winds from E S E with fogg and the\nCatherine site saw a School of blackfish but\ndid not git eny of them so Ends with all hands\nemployed in ships duty","wind":[["whole","ESE","fresh"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In foggy weather, the crew saw a school of pilot whales but caught none, while in sight of the ship Catherine.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-03-28","events":[],"lat":40.3,"lon":-59.4778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 28th\nLatt 40:18 N\nBegins with brisk winds from W S W and Steered\non the wind at S E & E and at 3 P M the wind shifted\nto N west and steered S E by S strong gales and\nroyling with close reef topsails through the night\nlatter part saw the Catherine of the starbbourd bow","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew through the night as the ship rolled under heavily reduced sail. By the latter part of the day, they sighted the Catherine off the right side bow.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-03-29","events":[],"lat":38.7167,"lon":-55.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 29th\nLatt 38:43 N\nLong 55:28 W\nBegins with strong winds from the N steering\nS E with a hevy swell the ship leaking aboul\n100 strokes per hour at 10 A M saw a sail to the\nwindward thout we exuled the Catherine so Ends","wind":[["first","N","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong northerly winds brought a heavy swell, and the ship was leaking about 100 pump strokes per hour. They sighted a ship to windward, thinking it might be the Catherine.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked 100 strokes per hour","quote":"the ship leaking aboul 100 strokes per hour","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-03-30","events":[],"lat":37.075,"lon":-53.375,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 30th\nNo Obsvation\nBegins with strong winds from the N and\nthept modrating and hauling to the East untill\nday light and saw nothing this day so Ends - - -","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong northerly winds moderated and shifted east by daylight. Nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-03-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":35.4333,"lon":-51.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 31th\nLatt 35:26\nLong 51:17 W\nby Chronomy\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\nLost a\nBoat.\nBegins calm with rane and at 6 P M it began\nto blow sudenly from N and gut in all sail\nexsept a close reef main topsail spanker and\nforetopmast staysail and sent down all 3 - -\ntongalant yards at daylight its blew a gale\nfrom N W and steard S E at 6 A M shiped\na sea over the labourd quarter wich took of the\nstarbourd boat both davits about 7 feet of\nthe rail and all the quarter boards as far as the\ngang way and some of the bull warks clened a\nway the binnicle off the spencer stay hove ship to\nat 9 kept her of a gain and lost sevral Oile\ncaskes boards and infact evy thing loose off Decks\nthis I saw a school of Sperm Whales for the\nfirst time the crew were very ancious to see them\nso Ends a bad one","wind":[["first","N","calm"],["middle","NW","gale"]],"weather":["calm","rain","gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"A sudden gale struck the ship, and a heavy wave swept across the deck, tearing away a whaleboat, davits, railings, bulwarks, casks, and loose gear. They also sighted a school of sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Heavy wave caused severe deck damage","quote":"shiped a sea over the labourd quarter wich took of the starbourd boat","notable":true,"interest":3},{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented a disastrous day","quote":"so Ends a bad one","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-04-01","events":[],"lat":34.3333,"lon":-48.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 1st Comenes with strong gales from N W Stearing S E under\nLatt 34:20N short sail and a hearge sea rining and the Ship leaking\nLong 48:26W about 200 strokes per hour in the leack Still encresin\nand the seas makeing over her continualy latter part more\nmoderate and Steared S E so Ends all well","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales brought heavy seas that repeatedly broke over the ship. The vessel developed a leak of about 200 pump strokes per hour that continued to worsen, though the weather moderated later.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked heavily in rough seas","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-02","events":[],"lat":34.0833,"lon":-46.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 2nd First and middle part light winds from S W Stearing\nLatt 34:05N S E by S with all hands imployed refarring Damiges Done\nLong 46:30W by the gale","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds, the crew spent the day repairing damage caused by the gale.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew repaired storm damage","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-03","events":[],"lat":33.8,"lon":-43.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 3d Comences with fiesh breezes from S W Stearing E S E and\nLatt 33:48N at sun set took in sail latter, part more modrate\nLong 43:53W with the wind at N Wand made Sail and Steard\nE S E with all hands imployed so Ends\n\"","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"],["latter","NW","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in changing winds with all hands set to work; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-04","events":[],"lat":33.15,"lon":-41.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 4th Comences with fine breezes from W N W Stearing\nLatt 33:09N E S E and got up the taylant yards and at 7 P M\nLong 41:30W spurned the yards with the wind N W by N and\ndubble reefed the topsails latter part a fine breeze\nfrom N E by N and Steard E S E and saw nothing","wind":[["first","WNW","moderate"],["middle","NW by N",""],["latter","NE by N","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in fine breezes; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-05","events":[],"lat":32.8,"lon":-40.2584,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 5th Comences with light winds from S W Stearing\nLatt 32:48 E S E latter part light winds from S by W and\nN saw nothing this Day","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","S by W","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds; nothing was seen all day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":32.1,"lon":-39.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 6th Begins with light winds from S by E Stearing\nLatt 32:06 on the wind at E by S latter part Calm and\nLong 39:00W saw finbacks so Ends all well","wind":[["first","S by E","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew experienced light winds followed by calm weather and saw finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-07","events":[],"lat":31.75,"lon":-38.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 7th Begins with light winds from S S E Stearing on\nLatt 31:45 the wind at E and saw porpoises and gulf weed\nLong 38:17 but no whales so ends this Day\nW","wind":[["first","SSE","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under light winds and spotted porpoises and gulfweed, but saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1832-04-08","events":[],"lat":31.6333,"lon":-35.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 8th Comences with light winds from W N W and Steard\nLatt 31:38N S E at 11 P M the wind chayed to N E took\nLong 35:00 in tayalant sails and Steard S E so ends\nW","wind":[["first","WNW","light"],["middle","NE",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light, shifting winds; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-09","events":[],"lat":29.8167,"lon":-33.3834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mandy 9th Begins with fresh hades from E N E Stearing\nLatt 29:49 S S E saw porpoises but cold not strike them\nN latter part the same so ends","wind":[["first","ENE","fresh"],["latter","ENE","fresh"]],"plain":"They sailed under fresh head winds and saw porpoises, but could not harpoon any.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-10","events":[],"lat":28.75,"lon":-31.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tusdy 10th Begins with brisk winds from N E Stearing S E [struck: S] b S\nLatt 28:45N with tayalant set over single reef middle part\nLong 31:46 blowng winds and took in sail saw porpoises gulf wd\n\"","wind":[["first","NE","fresh"],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under brisk winds and later reduced sail in blowing winds. They saw porpoises and gulfweed.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-11","events":[],"lat":26.9333,"lon":-30.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensdy 11th Begins with gentle winds from N E Stearing\nLatt 26:36 S E by S latter part Calm and took Down the\nLong 30:39 fore and main topsail and mended them where\nWst in tome clumszy fellow left some points fast\n[illegible] on the porrage so ends\nthis Day Ira A Poland Salem Mass","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds turned to calm. The crew took down and mended the fore and main topsails, which had been torn after some \"clumsy fellow\" left the reef points tied.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about a clumsy crewman","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-04-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":26.6,"lon":-29.8611,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 12th\nBegins Calm and 5 P M concluded to Lower the\nboats and excersise them and when they were Just\ncleare from the Ship the man at mast head\ncanted out for a blow the boats come a long\nside and took in the lines and rowed at them\nbut saw nothing but a hevey sea rowlery fro[m]\nthe N at 2 P M a smart breeze sprung up\nfrom the S and Steered on the wind at E S E\nwith about one not corrent for the lost 24 hours\n\nLatt 26-36\nNorth\nLower the\nBoats","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","S","fresh"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea"],"plain":"In calm weather, the crew put the boats out for exercise. Just as they cleared the ship, a whale blew; the boats grabbed their lines and rowed after it, but found nothing in the heavy seas.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1832-04-13","events":[],"lat":26.5,"lon":-29.0722,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 13th\nComences with Calm winds latters part light\nbreezes from S with spurts of rain and Steered\non the wind at E S E and saw porpoises\n\nLatt 26:30\nNorth","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"The day began calm, followed by light breezes from the south and passing rain squalls as they steered east-southeast and spotted porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-14","events":[],"lat":26.0,"lon":-28.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 14th\nBegins with breeze from S with rain and hevy\nsqueals heangyng round at sun set took in the\nto gallant sails and reefed the topsails and at\n4 P M set them again saw porpoises [illegible] such\n\nLatt 26:00 N\nLong by Chron\n23:17 W","wind":[["first","S",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew experienced rain and heavy squalls, reducing sail at sunset and setting it again early the next morning. They also sighted porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-15","events":[],"lat":25.6667,"lon":-26.725,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 15th\nBegins with moderate breezes from S and Steered\non the wind at E S E and saw a brig Steering to\nWestward at 8 P M took a smart squall from\nNorth with a hevey rain and Steered S by E with\nspurts of rain until noon then calm and saw\nporpoises and flying fish\n\nLatt 25:40\nNorth\n\n[drawing]","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["middle","N",""],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","calm"],"plain":"The crew sighted a brig steering westward. After a sharp squall with heavy rain, the wind went calm around noon, and they saw porpoises and flying fish.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-16","events":[],"lat":25.4333,"lon":-25.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 16th\nComences with winds from S S E Steering S E\nand 11 P M a smart breeze sprung up from N\nand Steered S by E at 10 A M saw a brig to the\nwin dward Steering for us and he rounded to once\nor twice for two or 3 minuits and then kept\nof a gain but the Capt Did not care to speake\nhim then he steared off with a crowd of sail\nand we Steered S with the wind the wind at\n\nLatt\n25:26 N\nLong by\nChronometer\n25:10 W","wind":[["first","SSE",""],["middle","N","fresh"]],"plain":"They saw a brig steering toward them, but the captain did not care to speak with her, so the brig sailed away under a crowd of canvas.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Captain declined to speak approaching brig","quote":"the Capt Did not care to speake him","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-04-17","events":[],"lat":24.3333,"lon":-24.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 17th\nFirst part begins with light airs at 7 P M the\nwind veared to N E and squared the yards and\nset the fore and main topgtsail [illegible]\nmore moderate and Steered S for Bonista\nlatter part all hands imployed in makeup\n\nLatt 24:21\nLong by chro\n24:10 W","wind":[["first","","light"],["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Light airs shifted to the northeast, and they set more sail, steering south toward Bonista. The crew spent the latter part of the day making up sails.","where":"at sea","place":"Bonista"},{"date":"1832-04-18","events":[],"lat":22.0,"lon":-24.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 18th\nBegins with light winds from all round the Compas\ncarying all sail Steering S E [illegible] E for Bonista middle\npart strong winds at 8 A M saw a brig of[f]\nthe weather beam latter part strong winds\nand all hands imployed in ships duty\nSo Ends Bound to Bonista so no four\n\nLatt 22:00\nLong by\nChronomete[r]\n24:47 W","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Sailed under strong winds toward Boa Vista with all sail set, while the crew attended to regular ship's duties. Sighted a brig off the weather beam.","where":"at sea","place":"Bonista"},{"date":"1832-04-19","events":[],"lat":20.0833,"lon":-23.475,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 19th The whole 24 hours Strong broes from N E Carring\nLatt Obs a Croud of Sail and all hands employed in Ships Dutys\n20 = 05 N at 10 P M took in fore and mains togulant sails middle\npart and latter part Strong brades So Ends this day","wind":[["whole","NE","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew from the northeast as the ship carried a heavy press of sail, with the crew occupied with routine ship's work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-20","events":[],"lat":17.1,"lon":-22.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 20th The whole 24 hours Strong broes Stearing S E b E\nLatt 17=06 N all hands employed in Ships Duty middle part\nLong 22:11 Strong winds at day light fell dup the hut so Ends","wind":[["whole","","strong"],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes and winds throughout the day as the ship sailed on, with the crew occupied by routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-21","events":[],"lat":15.95,"lon":-22.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 21st th these 24 hours Strong broes and at Sunset\nLatt Sall the Isl of Salt bearing N W by N took in\n16 = 45 the togulant sails Double reef the topsails and\nLong wore of to the S E until midnight and then\n22=43 W stood in N by W at day light saw the Isl of\nSalt ahed and Boavista S by W run down the\nPort of N side and hauled up to the port the Isl\nBoavista baring N by E 1/2 E an chored in 14 ley 7 fathoms and\nCape d Verd furled the sails found 3 portogues Brigs lying here\none was the Boper that faught with the Enterprize\nat 11 A M the Capt went on Shore to see what he culd","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed past the Isle of Sal and anchored at the Cape Verde island of Boa Vista. They found three Portuguese brigs there, including one said to have fought the Enterprise, and the captain went ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Saw brig that fought the Enterprise","quote":"found 3 portogues Brigs lying here one was the Boper that faught with the Enterprize","interest":4},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Boper","rig":"brig","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Boavista","via":[[-22.65,15.95]],"plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1832-04-22","events":[],"lat":15.95,"lon":-22.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 22d these 24 hours Strong broes set up the back stays\nlying at the Capt came on board with bouldon and found\nBoavista the hens so worn eaten they did not Do Eny thing","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"While lying at Boavista in strong breezes, the crew set up the backstays. The captain came aboard with wood or supplies, but the ship's hens were found so worn-eaten that the crew did nothing further.","where":"at anchor","place":"Boavista"},{"date":"1832-04-23","events":[],"lat":15.95,"lon":-22.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 23th the whole 24 hours Strong winds the Isl was barnh\nlying at indeed I saw Drig Coconuts was all this Isl Could aforn\nBoavista us having not had no rain here for two years So\nEnds a how did Col this bts the people compertort","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew all day while lying off Boa Vista. The keeper noted the island was barren and could only afford dry coconuts, having had no rain for two years.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Severe two-year drought on Boa Vista","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Boavista"},{"date":"1832-04-24","events":[],"lat":14.9355,"lon":-23.3674,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 24th First part Stiff breazes and at 6 P M got -\nBound to under way and Stood out N W by N for St Novellas\nSt Novellas and at dark reefed the topsails and at day light saw\nthe Land ahed latter part Strong breazes the Point\nbearing W N W Dis 6 miles so ends with two\nportugues passengers ah board of us going to St No-","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The ship got underway in stiff breezes, heading for St. Novellas with two Portuguese passengers aboard. At daylight they sighted land ahead, ending near the point under strong breezes.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Carried two Portuguese passengers","quote":"with two portugues passengers ah board of us going to St No-","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"Two Portuguese passengers aboard","quote":"with two\nportugues passengers ah board of us","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"St Novellas","via":[[-22.85,15.85],[-23.35,15.35],[-23.35,14.95]]},{"date":"1832-04-25","events":[],"lat":14.1167,"lon":-24.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 25th At 2 P M droped the an chor and the Capt went\nLatt on Shore but Cold Do nothing there at 4 P M\n14 = 07 got our anchor again and Steard out S throug\nNorth the night under a Croud of Sail and at\nthence bound one 8 A M passed betwen St george and Fogo\nround Cape under a press of Sail to get out of Dis\nHorn latter part Strong winds all hands employed\nin marking a Sail for the Starbord boat","wind":[["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The captain went ashore briefly after anchoring at 2 p.m. but could accomplish nothing. By 4 p.m. they raised anchor and hurried out under heavy sail, passing between St. George and Fogo.","where":"near land","place":"St george and Fogo","at":"fogo"},{"date":"1832-04-26","events":[],"lat":11.1833,"lon":-23.3416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 26th\nLatt Obs\n11:11 N\nThe whole 24 hours Strong N E trade Cuming\nA press of sail to leave those Islands and to find\nSome better place to Cain the Ship of her\nwomns and put her in order","wind":[["whole","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew carried a press of sail to leave the islands behind and seek a better place to clean and repair the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-27","events":[],"lat":9.85,"lon":-22.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"[Friday 27th?]\nLatt Obs\n[illegible]:51 N\nLong 22:20 W\nFirst part begins with Strong N E trades midd\npart more modrate and Cloudyse and saw porpe\nSo ends Steering S E by E","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"They had strong trade winds that later moderated, saw porpoises, and continued steering east-southeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-28","events":[],"lat":6.0667,"lon":-22.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturnday 28th\nLatt 6:04 N\nLong 22:07\nBegins modrate Steering S by E gut the Foret\nfitted latter part employed in Ships dutys Cuming\nall Sail and fine plesent weather","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds and fine, pleasant weather. The crew fitted out the foremast rigging and carried out routine ship's duties with all sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-04-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":5.2833,"lon":-21.9778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 29th\nLatt 5:17 N\n[illegible] 89\nBegins with light winds Steering S fine weather\nwe had a botifull site on bord of the Bengal\nthis Dy to se all hands on bord a practicking\nswimming to get to fit for whaling saw a fince","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"In fine weather with light winds, the crew spent the day practicing swimming to prepare for whaling. They also sighted a finback whale.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew practiced swimming to prepare for whaling","quote":"a botifull site on bord of the Bengal this Dy to se all hands on bord a practicking swimming","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-04-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":4.225,"lon":-21.8389,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 30\nNo Obs\nthis Dy\n& Sail\nBegins with light airs from E Steering S by E at\n5½ boiled out from mast head for a Spout a Shum\n3 times and wore Ship for it but saw no more\nmiddle and latter part Calm with rain and\nsaw black fish and bailed it black fish bouned\nthe boats and saw no more of it saw a Ship\nbearing N W Steering S So ends All well--","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Light winds and calm seas with rain. The crew turned the ship after a spout was sighted from the masthead, and later put the boats out for pilot whales, but saw no more of either. They also sighted another ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-01","events":[],"lat":3.1667,"lon":-21.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 1st\nLatt [illegible]\n3:10 N\nLong D R\n21:42 W\n[illegible]\nBegins with light airs from N E Saw a Shaute\nbut cold not get him latter part saw a Ship\nstanding to South ward and a brig Standin\nto N W and a Sail of the lee bow Brigs\nS S W Corse So Ends this Dy","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"plain":"The crew spotted a shark but could not catch it. Later, they sighted several vessels, including a ship, a brig, and another sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-02","events":[],"lat":2.5167,"lon":-22.6916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wenesday 2nd\nLatt 2.30\nN\n[illegible] 82\nLight winds from S S W Steering S W and\nSaw no more of ether of the sails the water\nSparkled like fire in the night as if [illegible]\nwere on Soundings tis a Splended Site indeed","wind":[["whole","SSW","light"]],"plain":"Light winds continued as the ship steered southwest, losing sight of the other vessels. During the night, the bioluminescent water sparkled like fire, which the keeper called \"a splendid sight indeed.\"","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sea sparkled like fire at night","quote":"","notable":true,"interest":3,"topic":"wonders"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-03","events":[],"lat":0.75,"lon":-23.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 3d\nLatt 1:45 N\nLong by\nChronomitor\n23:41 West\n[illegible] 89\n[drawing]\nBrisck winds from S by E Stering S W by W\nat 9 P M in topsgalant sails at 4 P M in one reef\nin to all topsails at noon saw a Basque Sterin\nunder a press of Cavvis and the water Still\nSparkling like fire in the night So\nEnds Sticking on her for Cape Horn with\nall possible Dispatch Ira A Poland Salem","wind":[["whole","S by E","fresh"]],"plain":"Under brisk winds, the ship pushed toward Cape Horn with all possible dispatch. At night, the sea was still sparkling like fire, and by noon they saw a bark sailing hard under heavy canvas.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-1.7667,"lon":-24.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 4th\nLatt: 46 S\nLong 24:21\nAir 80 West\nComences with brisk trades from S E by S Steering\nW by S and bent a new maintopsail and saw a breach\njust at sunset saw no more of the water Spouts\nCrossed the equator with no trouble at all - -","wind":[["first","SE by S","fresh"]],"plain":"With brisk trade winds, the crew bent a new maintopsail. At sunset they saw a whale breaching, as well as waterspouts, and crossed the equator \"with no trouble at all.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"pilot","count":1}],"lat":-3.9667,"lon":-24.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 5th\nLatt 2:50 S\nLong 24:46\nAir 81\nBrisk trades from S E by S bent a new fore\ntopsail and saw a School of Black fish Lowred\n3 boats and Struck one but night coming on\nwas ableaged to cut got a large peace out but\nthe Sharks were so numers that it was difecult\nto get him on board before he was all gon","wind":[["whole","SE by S","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew put out three boats for a school of pilot whales and harpooned one, but had to cut the line as night fell. They managed to salvage a large piece, but swarming sharks nearly devoured it first.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sharks swarmed a harpooned pilot whale","quote":"the Sharks were so numers that it was difecult to get him on board before he was all gon","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-6.1167,"lon":-27.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 6th\nLatt 6:07 S\nLong 27:00\nAir 80\n[drawing]\nFine trades from S E by S Steering S W by W\nmiddle part fine weather saw a whale Spout\n3 times and laid by 4 hours but saw no more\nof him saw a sail to the windward just at night\nsaw no more of it in the morning so ends","wind":[["first","SE by S","moderate"]],"plain":"Under fine trade winds, they saw a whale spout three times and stopped for four hours, but did not see it again. In the evening, they sighted a ship to windward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-07","events":[],"lat":-8.15,"lon":-27.6416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mondy 7th\nLatt Obs\n8:19 S\nComences with Strong trades Steering S W by S\nlatter part all hands imployed mmending the\nfore topsail So ends with modrate weather\nSteering S W alls well","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong trade winds and spent the afternoon repairing the fore-topsail. The day ended with moderate weather, and all was well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-08","events":[],"lat":-8.0667,"lon":-28.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 8th\nLatt 8:4\nLong 28:17\nAir 82\nBrisk trades from S S E Steering S W - -\nunbent the spanker main and fore topsail\nand bent new ones getting reddy for going\nin to high lattitude So Ends alls well","wind":[["whole","SSE","fresh"]],"plain":"Under brisk trade winds, the crew bent new sails to replace the old ones, preparing for colder, higher latitudes.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-09","events":[],"lat":-9.6667,"lon":-29.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 9th\nLatt 9:40 S\nLong 29:59\nAir 79\nModrate trades from S S E Steering S W - -\nbent a new fore topsail and while bending it\nthe feall parted and it went over board and\nit was with difecultey that it was saved so ends","wind":[["whole","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"While attaching a new sail, a rope snapped and dropped the sail overboard, but the crew managed to recover it with difficulty.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"New sail dropped overboard","quote":"the feall parted and it went over board and it was with difecultey that it was saved","interest":5}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-14.2833,"lon":-31.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 10th\nLatt 14:17\nLong 31:10\n78\nModrate trades from E Steering S S W\nand saw a fish breach serposed to be a grampus\nall hands emplayed fiting up and gitting\nreddy for passing Cape Horn so ends","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Under moderate trade winds, the crew saw what they thought was a grampus breach. All hands worked on preparing the ship to round Cape Horn.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a fish supposed a grampus","quote":"saw a fish breach serposed to be a grampus"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-11","events":[],"lat":-15.7333,"lon":-31.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 11th\nLatt 15:44 S\nLong 31:48\nAir 73 Water 78\nComences with gentle winds from E Steering\nS S W middle part wind at N latter part\nwind at N W and rain and bent the - -\nmainsail and saw nothing so Ends","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","N",""],["latter","NW",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with shifting winds and rain. The crew attached the mainsail, but saw nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-12","events":[],"lat":-17.0,"lon":-33.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 12th\nLatt 17:00 S\nLong 33:00\nAir 87\nComences Calm latter part light wins from\nS E to N E Steering S W by S and took\nin the Starbord anchor and lashed it on Deck\nSaw Several hagletts and very worm in deed","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to light winds as the crew secured the right anchor on deck. They saw several seabirds, and the keeper noted it was \"very warm indeed.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted oppressive heat","quote":"very worm in deed","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw several hagletts","quote":"Saw Several hagletts","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-05-13","events":[],"lat":-17.9,"lon":-33.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 13th Begins with light airs from E Steering S S W and saw\nLatt 17:54 nothing the weather very warm and struck a shark\nLong 33:00 W for noon the Stearn the iron drowed so Ended\nAir 75","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"plain":"In very warm weather, the crew harpooned a shark from the stern, but the harpoon pulled out.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Harpooned a shark from the stern","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-14","events":[],"lat":-18.6333,"lon":-33.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 14th First part light winds from E Steering S S W and\nLatt 18:38 S saw nothing all hands employed in makeing a\nLong 33:04 W pair of new hatches and rig down the [illegible]\nAir 76 1/2 Water 76 1/2 stood at 107 So Ends a scotcher","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"plain":"Light winds and hot weather with no whales seen. The crew worked on making new hatches.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted sweltering heat","quote":"stood at 107 So Ends a scotcher","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-05-15","events":[],"lat":-19.9,"lon":-33.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 15th Light wind from N E Steared S S W employed\nLatt 19:54 S in makeing mats for the boatts large Cook house\nLong 33:30 and very warm ended\nAir 76","wind":[["whole","NE","light"]],"plain":"With light winds and warm weather, the crew spent the day making mats for the boats and the large cookhouse.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":-21.3333,"lon":-33.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 16th Light winds from N E Steering S S W and at\nLatt 21:20 S 5 A M took it back in a Squall from W with\nLong 33:40 W rain thunder and lightning saw one fin back\nAir 78","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","W",""]],"weather":["squalls","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"The ship caught a sudden squall with rain, thunder, and lightning, and the crew saw a finback whale.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":-22.8,"lon":-34.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 17th Light winds from N to E N E Steering S S W and\nLatt 22:48 S Saw finbacks humps and prepared for loveing a boat\nLong 34:00 W to strike but the was going to quick we have\nAir 77 burnt the last Oil that we bought from Salem","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"plain":"They saw finback and humpback whales and prepared to lower a boat, but the whales were moving too fast. The crew burned the last of the oil bought in Salem.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Burned the last oil from Salem","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-23.4833,"lon":-35.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 18th Comences with gentle winds from N Steering\nLatt 23:29 S S W at 8 P M the wind shifted to S and squally\nLong 35:45 W with rain latter part strong winds from S\nAir 77 and Steard W S W and came down to single\nreef top sails and saw many finbacks So Ends","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","S",""],["latter","S","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced squalls, rain, and shifting winds, requiring reduced sail. The crew saw many finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-19","events":[],"lat":-24.45,"lon":-36.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 19th Comences with Strong wind from S Steering\nLatt 24:27 W the wind at W S W and just at sunset saw\nLong 36:55 a Ship of the weather bow Steering towards us\nAir 72 and at Dark hauld up the main Sail and Hove\n1 Sail the main topsail to the mast but he set\nNo Light middle part Steard S W latter\npart sent tayalant yards and down the mast","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["first","WSW",""]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as they sailed. Just at sunset, they sighted a ship heading toward them; they stopped and waited at dark, but the other ship showed no light.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-20","events":[],"lat":-26.8167,"lon":-37.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 20th Strong trades from S E by E Steering S S W\nLatt 26:47 S under Double reef topsails and Courses jibb and Spink\nLong 37:00 W saw nothing to rugged to man mast heads\nAir 70","wind":[["whole","SE by E","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under shortened sail in strong trade winds. The seas were too rough to send lookouts up to the mastheads, and they saw nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-21","events":[],"lat":-29.4,"lon":-37.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 21st Comences with Strong winds from N E by E\nLatt 29:24 S Steering S S W sent down fore tops galant\nLong 39:36 yard and drowed the fley jibb boom took\nAir 70 the Spars from aft and lashed them in the\nwaist and turned up the Starbord boat thus ends","wind":[["first","NE by E","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the crew brought down rigging, lashed spars in the waist of the ship, and turned up the right-side boat.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-30.5,"lon":-39.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 22nd Strong trades from N N E Steering S S W\nLatt 30:30 S boatts in the waist boat and drawed the fore taygalat\nLong 39:33 W mast at 5 P M it rained fast took in all sail\nAir 66 except a close reef main topsail at 6 P M\nthunder puttgall thundred and lightning the wind all round the\nCok 54 Compass latter part strong winds and Steard\ndispose to the S E saw finbacks So Ends no room to w","wind":[["first","NNE","strong"],["middle","variable",""],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"Heavy rain, thunder, and lightning hit the ship, with winds shifting all around the compass. The crew reduced nearly all sail and later spotted finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-30.3,"lon":-41.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 23rd Light airs from S W Steering and the wind vaw-\nLat 30:14 S riabalk, and cought a Shoark from over the Stearn\nLong 41:03 W to save his Oil but it was scarse in him I muiff\nAir 69","wind":[["whole","SW","light"],["whole","variable",""]],"plain":"Light winds blew from the southwest. Finbacks were seen, and the crew caught a shark over the stern but found very little oil in it.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught a shark for oil","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-24","events":[],"lat":-31.35,"lon":-42.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 24th Genttle S W winds Steering N N W and saw a shipe\nLat 31:21 S pass to wind ward Steering N E Latter part modrate\nLong 42:25 W winds from E N E Steering S S W and saw nothing\nAir 68","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in gentle to moderate winds. Another ship was seen passing to windward, but nothing else was sighted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-33.7333,"lon":-44.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 25th Smart winds from N N E Steering S S W furled\nLat 33:44 S the main sail at sunset Latter part brisk\nLong 44:10 W winds from N E Steering S W saw furled the\nAir 62 m[struck: [illegible]] and got no Obs this day","wind":[["first","NNE","fresh"],["latter","NE","fresh"]],"plain":"Smart winds accompanied routine sail handling. The crew saw finbacks and obtained no noon observation.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-26","events":[],"lat":-34.1667,"lon":-45.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 26th Comence with brisk winds from N E Steering S W\nLat 33:10 with rain at 5 P M Close reefed the topsail and steerd\nLong 45:35 S S W with a continued rain all night and at 5 AM\nAir 67 the win hauled to N E and blue a smart gale\ntook in the fore and missen topsail and steerd\nS S W under maintopsail and 3 lower staysails\nby noon the win got at S and W heavy sea runing","wind":[["first","NE","fresh"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["rain","gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The crew sailed through continuous rain and reduced sail as a brisk wind developed into a smart gale, leaving them navigating heavy seas by noon.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-27","events":[],"lat":-34.8,"lon":-46.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 27th First and middle part a gale from South steerd\nLat 34:41 S S S W latter part more modrate and set the fore\nLong 46:08 W sail and double reef topsails saw nothing So Ends","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","S","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A gale blew from the south before moderating, allowing the crew to set more sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-28","events":[],"lat":-35.0,"lon":-45.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 28th Commen with strong winds from S and W hevey seas\nLat 35:00 S wore Ship to the E S E under close reef topsails and\nLong 47:31 W 3 stay sails and Stoped a worn hole in the win\nAir 60 that let in conciderbal water saw nothing","wind":[["first","SW","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong winds and heavy seas battered the ship as the crew turned her east-southeast under reduced sail. They had to plug a worm hole that had been letting in considerable water, and saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Plugged a leaking worm hole","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-35.45,"lon":-46.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 29th Light winds from S Steering W S W Cought\nLat 35:27 S a porpious and kittle but saw nothing but fin\nLong 46:06 backs flying fish salt water and [illegible]\nAir 64","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"plain":"The crew caught a porpoise and saw finback whales, flying fish, and salt water.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw flying fish","quote":"saw nothing but fin\nLong 46:06 backs flying fish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-05-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-35.6333,"lon":-46.5167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 30th At 1 P M saw havel fins and soon maide one\nand soo out a large Sperm whale lowed away\nthe boats and jumpt in opour boats crews the\nCapts Struck him fastned all 3 boats and got\nhim a long side just at sunset and took\nin sail and hooked on in the morning\ncut the head of before Breakfurst and boddry\nin before Dinner with very light airs from\nE Very pleasant weather in deed for this latt\n[drawing: whale] 80 Barrells [illegible] head\n[vertical text along drawing: No Elevation]","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"The crew sighted a large sperm whale and put out the boats. The captain harpooned it, followed by all three boats, and they brought it alongside at sunset. By next day's dinner, they had finished stripping the blubber.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1832-05-31","events":[],"lat":-35.8167,"lon":-46.9333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 31st First part boiling the head Comeed boiling with\nLight Airs from N E Latter part brisk winds\nand some rain and steard to the S under short\nsail so Ends the day all well on board the\nShip Bengal of Salem bound round the\nHorn after more Sperm heads there green\nhorns performed their part very well indeed\nIra A Poland Salem\n[vertical text at bottom left: [illegible] [illegible]\nBoiling]","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber from the whale's head and headed south under reduced sail in brisk winds and rain. The keeper noted that the ship was bound around Cape Horn and that the \"green horns performed their part very well indeed.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Inexperienced sailors praised for their work","quote":"there green horns performed their part very well indeed","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1832-06-01","events":[],"lat":-36.0,"lon":-47.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"June first\n1832 Passed the Rio De La Plate\nJune first Light winds from SW with Squals and a little\nLatt 36:00S rain but with all butiful weather for this Latt\nTher 78 at this season of the year employed in Boiling","wind":[["whole","SW","light"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"They passed the Rio de la Plata in squally but beautiful weather and spent the day boiling blubber into oil.","where":"near land","place":"Rio De La Plate"},{"date":"1832-06-02","events":[],"lat":-36.5667,"lon":-47.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 2nd Comences with brisk winds from W and a hevy sea\nLatt by Obs runing under Short Sail and at 7 P.M the\n36 = 34 South wind hawled to N W finished boiling about\nLong by Obs 4 P.M the whole makeing 80 barrels better part\n47 = 46 W. Strong winds from W.S.W and put away the rest\nTher 68 of the Oil but was unfortunate a nuf\nto loos 100 gallons of it by a Cask slipping\nout of the Sling and stove it So Ends","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","WSW","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Under brisk winds and heavy seas, the crew finished boiling blubber, yielding 80 barrels of oil. While stowing it, they were unfortunate enough to lose 100 gallons when a cask slipped from its sling and broke open.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Lost 100 gallons when a cask broke","quote":"unfortunate a nuf to loos 100 gallons of it by a Cask slipping out of the Sling and stove it","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1832-06-03","events":[],"lat":-37.45,"lon":-47.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 3rd Comences with Strong winds from WSW steerz\nLatt 37: 27 S S wind at 1 [struck: A.M] P.M it rogd Come up squals with\nLong 47:37 Strong and lightning we took in all sail ecept\nTher 67 Clos reef main topsail and 2 stay sails and at\n2 A.M the wind hauled to S S E and more to S W\nLatter part spred more Canvis Saw nothing","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","SSE",""]],"weather":["squalls","lightning"],"plain":"Strong winds and squalls brought lightning, forcing the crew to take in nearly all sail until the weather moderated. They saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-04","events":[],"lat":-39.3333,"lon":-51.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 4th Brisk winds from S E Steering S W topsl set\nLatt by DR Close reef Canvis gut down the main topgatry\n39: 20 South yard and turned up the quarter boats this day\nLong do 51 = 34 W had a [blank] hungry boys to make a ship out\nTher 64 Nots 64 of the gangway and lost her to ruggd to save [illegible]","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"The ship faced brisk winds under shortened sail, brought down the main topgallant yard, and turned up the boats. In rough seas, they lost a boat from the gangway.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Lost a boat in rough seas","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-05","events":[],"lat":-40.0,"lon":-51.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 5th Begins with gale of win from E by S Stering S W by S\nLatt 40:00 S under Close reef topsails but by 4 P M it was\nLong 51:30 W dangarus runing with out keeping more to the W\nTher 60 and a very hevy sea runing indead so took in the\nBroke stove fore topsail and hove her to and by 5 P.M it was\nA Blowd of A hevy gale latter part more modrate the\nwind at S by E Set Canvis and comenced makeing\na new fore stags sail So Ends with some of the\nmen very much aflicted with boils So Obs","wind":[["first","E by S","gale"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","S by E","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"A heavy gale and rough seas forced the ship to stop and wait out the storm under reduced sail, breaking a stove. The weather moderated later, but several men were suffering badly from boils.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Stove broken and men suffered boils","quote":"some of the men very much aflicted with boils","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1832-06-06","events":[],"lat":-40.5833,"lon":-51.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 6th Begins with brisk winds from S with squals\nLatt by Obs of rain and ster S to the W S W at Sunest hove the\n40:35 South hed yard a back and hove the lead let run 100\nLong 51:10 W fathoms but gut no bottom then wore to E S E\nTher 55 Latter part made Sail squley with rain","wind":[["first","S","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Brisk winds brought rain squalls as the ship steered west-southwest. At sunset, they backed the sails to test the depth with a lead line, finding no bottom at 100 fathoms.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-07","events":[],"lat":-42.0833,"lon":-51.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thersday 7th Begins with Strong winds from WSW Steering to S\nLatt 42:05 S at 7 P M the wind backted to NW took in the fore\nLong 51:40 W topsail and stood to southward at 12 midnight ther\nTher 59 smart gale of wind and hove the Ships to under\nClose reef maintopsails Latter part a little\nmore modrate and steerd S S W with some\nrain and the manters groam So Ends all well\nIra A Poland Salem Mass","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["first","NW",""],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong winds turned into a smart gale around midnight, forcing the crew to reduce sail and wait it out. The weather later moderated with some rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-08","events":[],"lat":-43.2667,"lon":-51.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 8th  Begins with a gale of wind from N W and squallys\nLatt 43-46 S  of rain and at 1 PM took in sail and Fowed the main\nLong by Obs  Topsail gott mast at 4 PM took in all sail exepct the close\n51:00 W  reef Topsails and hove tow in a heavy gale of wind with main\nAir 54  reef being for a few hours with hait latter\npart more moderate maid sail and bent the\nfor stay sail So End ruff weather and times","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["first","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"A heavy northwest gale brought squalls of rain. The crew took in sail, stopped the ship in severe weather, and later made more sail as the storm moderated.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented the rough weather","quote":"So End ruff weather and times","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-06-09","events":[],"lat":-44.8667,"lon":-52.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 9th  Begins with Strong winds from W with a\nLatt 44:52 S  very heavy sea runing under Short sail and\nLong 52:46  at 7 PM the wind howled to N W with a haurt\nAir 55  Squall took in the maintopsail and at 8 A M set\nit again latter part brisk wind from N W\nand made sail and Steard S S W with ruff [illegible] [illegible]\nweather indeed So End","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["first","NW",""],["latter","NW","fresh"]],"weather":["heavy sea","squalls"],"plain":"Strong westerly winds and a very heavy sea ran all day. A hard squall from the northwest forced them to take in the maintopsail through the night amid rough weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-10","events":[],"lat":-46.7,"lon":-52.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 10th  Begins with brisk wind from S W Steering S S W\nLatt 46:42 S  at 6 PM it began to freshen and beloas reefed the\nLong 52:20  topsails and took in the jibb and Spanker at 4\nWest  P M took in the mainsail and tore topsail\nat Daylight more moderate made Sail","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship faced freshening winds and rough weather, prompting the crew to reduce sail overnight until conditions moderated by daylight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-11","events":[],"lat":-48.0833,"lon":-52.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 11th  Comences with Strong winds from W S W\nLatt 48:05 S  Steering on the wind at S and a heavy sea runing\nLong 52:45  latter part brisk wind and Clear weather and very\nAir 49  Cold indeed So Ends growing Cold","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["heavy sea","clear"],"plain":"The ship faced strong west-southwest winds, a heavy sea, and clear weather that grew intensely cold.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Freezing conditions aboard","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-12","events":[],"lat":-49.6833,"lon":-53.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 12th  Begins with Strong winds from W S W Steering\nLatt 49:41 S  on the wind at S by W took in and made Sail seveal\nLong 53:30  times and Saw many bunches of Keelp\nAir 40","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed on through strong winds, adjusting sail several times, and the crew saw many bunches of kelp drifting by.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-13","events":[],"lat":-51.8333,"lon":-54.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wenesday 13th  Light Airs from W S W Steering on the wind\nLatt 51:50 S  at S by W latter part E S E and thick foggy and\nLong 53:54 W  much Keelp and panguins So Ends this day","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["latter","ESE",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The crew sailed through thick fog, noting kelp and penguins in the water.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw kelp and penguins in fog","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-14","events":[],"lat":-52.75,"lon":-55.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 14th  Light Airs from W S W Steering on the wind at\nLatt 52:45 S  S and a thick foggy at 8 P M Sounded in 100 feathem\nLong 48:04  no bottom at 9 PM a breeze sprung up N N W\nAir 40  and Steared S S E untill daylight then S with foggy\nat 6 A M Steard S by W thus Ends the day","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["middle","NNW",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Thick fog and light airs as they steered south, sounding at 100 fathoms without finding bottom.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-15","events":[],"lat":-52.9167,"lon":-53.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 15th  Comence with Strong winds from N W and a\nLatt 52:50  thick foggy Steering S W by W at 4 PM it Cleard\nLong 53:55 W  with the wind at S S W and blowed a gale of wind\nAir 34  reduced the Canvas to Close reefs heading to the\nSnow and  through the 24 hours latter part Smart squals\nhail Stones  of hail and Snow and very raw wind and\nflying  Extremly Cold for June more so than I am ac\n10  couston to","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["first","SSW","gale"]],"weather":["fog","clear","gale","squalls","hail","snow"],"plain":"They sailed through thick fog before a gale set in with freezing squalls of hail and snow. The keeper complained that it was extremely cold for June, far colder than the keeper was accustomed to.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of freezing June weather","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-06-16","events":[],"lat":-52.9667,"lon":-58.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 16th | Comences with a hard gale from SS W Lying\nLatt by Obs | under a Close reef main topssail and 2 stopsails\n52=50 South | the wind hawled to E S E with hevy spulls of hail\nLong 58=00 | and Snow at 4 P M took in maintopsail and lied\nAir 33° | under 2 Stopsails through the night at 7 A M\nmore modrate and made some Sail and so ends\nit was balm with a heary sea runing So End","wind":[["first","SSW","gale"],["first","ESE","gale"],["latter","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","hail","snow","heavy sea","calm"],"plain":"A hard gale brought heavy squalls of hail and snow with freezing temperatures, forcing the crew to take down nearly all sail until the weather moderated the next morning.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Gale brought heavy hail and snow","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-17","events":[],"lat":-55.6667,"lon":-58.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 17th | Begins balm at 5 P M a breaze sprung up at S W\nLatt 55..40 S | and steard S W by S Latter part the wind hawled\nLong 58=12 | to W by N and steard on the wind and took\n[illegible] | in acording to the breaze saw menny bunches\nof kelp and saw meny wargen","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","W by N","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After an early calm, a breeze picked up. The crew saw many bunches of kelp and many seabirds as they sailed.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-18","events":[],"lat":-54.9167,"lon":-55.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 18th | Comences with a brisk breaze from W S W\nLatt 54=55 | steering on the wind at S W under single reefs\nlong 55=59 | at sunset came in a thick fogg and the wind at W at\nAir 31° | 8 P M the wind hawled to S W with rain took in the\nfore and maintoptail and jibb and wore to the\nN W by W at 4 it hawled back to W S W wore\nto the S W and made sail saw kelp So End[struck: s]","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"],["middle","W",""],["middle","SW",""],["latter","WSW",""]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced brisk winds, thick fog, and rain in freezing air, repeatedly turning and shortening sail. They sighted kelp but saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-19","events":[],"lat":-55.1667,"lon":-57.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 19th | Comences with pleasent weather and the wind at N W\nLatt 55=10 S | kept a long until 8 P M when it setteld at N\nLong 57:47 | and there a gale and steard W S W under Close reef\nAir 40° | top sails and reefed fore sail until 10 P M when the\nsea gut up and then steard S W by W at 4 A M\nit shifted to S W in fore topsail and at 10 still\nwore to W N W and made sail","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["first","N","gale"],["middle","SW",""]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Pleasant weather gave way to a gale and rising seas in the evening, forcing the crew to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-20","events":[],"lat":-55.6667,"lon":-58.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 20th | Begins with brisk winds from W N W steering S W\nLatt by Obs | under close reef topsails at 8 P M it modrated with\n55=40 South | a heary sea from W S W and the wind at W at 11 A M\nloy 58=21 | bome to the S of the Falkning Islands So End\nAir 41","wind":[["first","WNW","fresh"],["middle","W","moderate"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"The crew sailed under reduced topsails through brisk winds and a heavy sea, passing to the south of the Falkland Islands.","where":"near land","place":"Falkning Islands"},{"date":"1832-06-21","events":[],"lat":-57.5,"lon":-59.3833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 21st | Begins with brisk winds from W S W steering\nLatt by Obs | on the wind by nigth it begun to blow with\n52=30 South | not a heary sea but mountains of worter washed\nLong Chro | ship headed to W S W and reduced to ball reefs\n59=23 W | fore and aft twoards morning more modrate\nAir 40 | & made some sail and heauled S S W the Sun is\nAt noon | the furest North to Day it luongs short of\n) | 10 D abouve the horizon it Dark a grate part\nof the time Seldom se the Sun now here","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy winds brought \"mountains of water\" that washed over the ship during the night, forcing the crew to reduce sail. The keeper noted the shortest day of the southern winter, with the sun barely rising and dark most of the time.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered \"mountains of water\" washing the ship","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"voice","title":"Lamented the dark winter days far south","quote":"it Dark a grate part of the time Seldom se the Sun now here","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-06-22","events":[],"lat":-56.0,"lon":-59.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 22nd | Comences with hard and wind from W steering on\nLatt 56=00 | the wind at S S W under Close reefs fore and aft\nLong 59:30 | at 2 P M took in the topsails at 4 P M wore to\nAir 36 | N N W and set the fore topsail at 10 P M took them\noff the | in again Latter part stifff brize and set foletopsail\nHorn | with spurts of hail and snow and the men\ncold Sore and stiff with boils and discoridgem\nand a poor prospect of gitting round the Horn\nat preasent Ira A Poland has sene better times","wind":[["first","W",""],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["hail","snow"],"plain":"Battling hard winds off Cape Horn, the ship endured squalls of hail and snow. The crew grew cold, sore, stiff with boils, and thoroughly discouraged, facing a poor prospect of rounding the Horn.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew grew sore, stiff, and discouraged","quote":"men cold Sore and stiff with boils and discoridgem and a poor prospect of gitting round the Horn","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"the Horn","plate":"work.trying-a","at":"cape-horn"},{"date":"1832-06-23","events":[],"lat":-56.2667,"lon":-61.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 23th Comences with modrate winds from W Steering\nLatt 56:16 S NNE at 5 PM wore to SW with a mountain swell\nLong 61=40 at 6 it hauled to N the wind began to blow and we\nAir 39 began to tacke in Canvis at midnight bore her toard\nunder Close reef topsails latter part more modrat\nand made sail with a hevey swell rowling","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["first","N","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Facing mountain swells and rising winds, the crew reduced sail to close-reefed topsails before the weather moderated later in the day.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Faced mountain swells","quote":"with a mountain swell","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-24","events":[],"lat":-56.65,"lon":-63.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 24th Begins with fine weather and a bulesfull breaze from\nLatt 56=39 S N and made sail and Steard WSW at 5 PM sterd\nLong 63:27 SW by W at 6 PM Close reefed fore and aft at 10 PM\nWest tkc at WNW with Snow and hail wether no stove\nlatter part more modrate wore to WSW to End","wind":[["first","N",""],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["snow","hail"],"plain":"The crew sailed under fine weather until evening, when snow and hail hit and forced them to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-25","events":[],"lat":-57.2833,"lon":-65.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 25th Begins witt modrate breazes from W Steering one\nLatt by Obs wind at NNW middle part the wind hauled to N\n57:19 South with snow and hail and blew a gale of wind with\nLong 65:03 it came down to Close reef maintopsail and 2 Staysl\nAir 34. latter part more modrate the wind at WNW\nwater 33 and made sail according to the wind to End.","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["first","NNW",""],["middle","N","gale"],["latter","WNW","moderate"]],"weather":["snow","hail","gale"],"plain":"A gale blew in with snow and hail, forcing the crew to reduce sail, before conditions moderated later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-26","events":[],"lat":-57.1667,"lon":-64.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 26th Begins with fine weather the wind at NW Steering\nLatt by Obs Steering WSW at sunset it began to blow\n57:10 South and we begun to reef and douse Canvis at 5\nLong 64:59 PM the wind houled to SSW with Snow and\nAir 31 hail wore Ship to W at 6 am wore back at\n11 AM wore again and at noon we had a thich\nsnow Storm with the rigging very much frozen\nand glased with ice and Snow to End this day","wind":[["first","NW",""]],"weather":["snow","hail"],"plain":"A snow and hail storm hit the ship, forcing the crew to reduce sail and turn repeatedly. By noon, a thick snowstorm left the rigging heavily glazed and frozen with ice.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Freezing snowstorm glazed the rigging with ice","quote":"rigging very much frozen and glased with ice and Snow","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-27","events":[],"lat":-57.7,"lon":-65.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 27th Comences with a gale from SW with a very Severe\nLatt by Obs Snow Storm and took in the maintopsail and wore\n57:42 South to SSE at 4 PM it modrated and claped Snowing\nLong 65=00 and left it so rugged that it was deficualt to get\nAir at noon abount the Ship latter part the wind at SW\n38 with a hevey swell rowling and pitching rowst","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["gale","snow","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced a southwest gale and a severe snowstorm, leaving conditions so rough that it was difficult even to move about the deck amidst heavy rolling and pitching seas.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Severe snowstorm and heavy seas","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-28","events":[],"lat":-58.1833,"lon":-67.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 28th Comences with Strongs winds from WNW Steering\nLatt 58:11 on the wind at SW with a head beet Sea wich\nhoy 67:20 makes the Ship pich very hevey middle part\nAir 35 Strong winds from NW Steering NW by N\nand at 10 AM the wind Shifted to WSW in a\nSnow squall and took her a backe when the\nSquall struck the Mercury fell from 38 to 32","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["middle","NW","strong"],["latter","WSW",""]],"weather":["heavy sea","snow","squalls"],"plain":"The ship pitched heavily against a head sea in strong winds. At 10 AM, a sudden snow squall shifted the wind, caught the ship aback, and sent the temperature plunging from 38 down to 32 degrees.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Snow squall caused temperature to plunge","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-06-29","events":[],"lat":-58.0,"lon":-67.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 29 Comences with Strong winds from W Steering on the\nLatt 58:00 S wind at SW under Close reef topsails at 4 PM took\nLong 67:00 in the fore topsail at 5 PM wore to NNW and set\nAir 32 fore topsail at 10 took her in again latter part Calm\nmuckaloe in the Dog W at 6 1/2 Sent us the army fell the Shocke\nEarthquake of an Earthquake very severely it lasted about 4 minuts\nof the Horn During the night we had a hard Snow Storm and a\n\" gale of wind from WNW and laid her under a Close\nreef main topsail and fore Stay Sail to End night","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["latter","","calm"],["whole","WNW","gale"]],"weather":["calm","snow","gale"],"plain":"Sailing off Cape Horn in rough winds and snow, the ship was shaken violently by an earthquake that lasted about four minutes.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Earthquake felt off Cape Horn","quote":"","notable":true,"interest":3,"topic":"wonders"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Felt severe shock of an earthquake","quote":"fell the Shocke\nEarthquake of an Earthquake very severely it lasted about 4 minuts","interest":3,"topic":"wonders"}],"where":"at sea","place":"Cape Horn"},{"date":"1832-06-30","events":[],"lat":-57.8333,"lon":-66.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 30th Begins with smart squals of hail from W steered\nLatt 57=60 [struck: S] to NNW under short sail at 7 PM wore to the\nLong 66=48 to SSW it snowed through the night so that the\nAir 28 allmost buried up in it at Daylight wore to NNW\nat 10 AM in topsails with smart squals of hail and\nsnow in june this is good sleding here","wind":[["first","W",""]],"weather":["squalls","hail","snow"],"plain":"The ship faced heavy hail and snow squalls in freezing weather near Cape Horn. It snowed so hard through the night that they were almost buried in it, prompting the keeper to remark, \"in june this is good sleding here.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper joked about midwinter snow","quote":"in june this is good sleding here","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-01","events":[],"lat":-57.3,"lon":-67.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday July the first Begins with strong winds from W Steering\nLatt 57:18 on the wind at NNW with hard [illegible] squals of\nLong 67:00 hail and snow latter part wind at WNW\nAir 30 made sail and took in a cording to the weather","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["latter","WNW",""]],"weather":["squalls","hail","snow"],"plain":"The crew sailed through freezing conditions with strong winds and severe squalls of hail and snow, adjusting the sails to the weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-02","events":[],"lat":-57.05,"lon":-66.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 2nd Comes in with brisk winds from SW steering\nLatt 57:03 to WSW under close reef topsails with snow\nLong 66=12 squals Cap/r down at 10 AM wore to Southward\nAir 30 at midnight a fine breaze sprung up at NNE\nand steered [struck: W] SW by W but by noon had then\ndown to close reef topsails with snow squals","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"],["middle","NNE","moderate"]],"weather":["snow","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed through freezing air and snow squalls under reduced sail, turning southward before heading southwest by west as the winds shifted.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed through freezing air and snow squalls","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-03","events":[],"lat":-57.3333,"lon":-68.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 3d Begins with strong winds from NNW Steery\nLatt 57:20 [struck: S] W by W and 7 PM under close reef topsails at 5\nLong 68:30 PM more modrate and wore to NNW at 11 PM\nWest wore to SW at 2 AM the wind howled to NNW\nand steerd to SSW at 7 AM it hauld back\nto W by S and more modrate","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["middle","NNW",""],["latter","W by S","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship navigated through strong, shifting winds and rough seas, reducing sail and repeatedly turning to adjust their course.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-04","events":[],"lat":-57.5833,"lon":-68.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wendsday 4th Comes in with a gale of wind from WSW and\nLatt 57:35 heading S with very smart squals took in canvis\nLong 68:30 and laid under 3 stay sails latter part more modrate","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"A gale from the west-southwest brought sharp squalls, forcing the crew to reduce canvas and wait under just three staysails until the weather moderated.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-05","events":[],"lat":-57.3667,"lon":-67.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 5th Begins with the wind at W wore to NNW but\nit soon came up squaly with hail stones as\nLatt 57:22 large at 4 PM furld some canvis at 5 PM it\nLong 67:08 was the thickest snow storm I ever saw until\nAir 41 it had fell a bout 9 inches at 2 wore to SW","wind":[["first","W",""]],"weather":["squalls","hail","snow"],"plain":"Squalls brought large hailstones, followed by what the keeper called the thickest snowstorm the keeper had ever seen, which dumped about nine inches of snow.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-06","events":[],"lat":-57.95,"lon":-67.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wendsday 6th The whole 24 hours strong winds from\nLatt 57=59 WNW heading SW made sail and took in\nLong 67:34 a cording to the weather latter part strong\nAir 29 winds and squaly some snow and hail","wind":[["whole","WNW","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","snow","hail"],"plain":"Strong winds and squalls continued all day, with snow and hail during the latter part.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-07","events":[],"lat":-57.75,"lon":-68.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 7th Brisk winds from W steering on the wind\nLatt 57:45 at SSW at 5 PM wore to NNW latter part\nLong 68:00 had squals of rain and hail and snow wore again\nAir 34 to 39 at 5 AM in fore and mizen topsail with a dreffull\nsea from WSW","wind":[["first","W","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","hail","snow","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced brisk winds and turned in heavy weather, enduring squalls of rain, hail, and snow with freezing temperatures and a dreadful sea.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-08","events":[],"lat":-57.5,"lon":-72.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 8th Begins with breazes from S steering WSW at\nLatt 57:30 mid night the wind at SE and a fine breaze\nLong 72:17 latter part at ENE steering WSW with a\nAir 31 fine breeze and fine weather and a fine shipe and\nso good fine offiers and a damn crew a nuff to any thing","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed smoothly in fine weather, though the keeper complained bitterly about having \"a fine ship and fine officers and a damned crew.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about the crew","quote":"a fine shipe and so good fine offiers and a damn crew","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-07-09","events":[],"lat":-57.2,"lon":-72.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 9th [struck: the] First and midle part a fine breaze from E N E\nLatt 57=12 Steering W S W untit 5 P M then W by N untit 6 P M\nLong 72=07 then W N W with rain and foggy\nAir 31","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","ENE","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"The crew sailed through rain and fog in freezing temperatures. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-10","events":[],"lat":-56.6667,"lon":-77.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 10th the whole 24 hours A fine breaze from E Steering\nLatt 56=40S W by S 6 hours W 12 hours W by N So Ends this day\nLong 77=07W\nAir 37","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in a fine breeze; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-11","events":[],"lat":-54.6667,"lon":-83.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 11th A fine breaze from N E by N Steering W by N\nLatt 54=40 S untit 6 P M then W N W untit 8 P M then N W by N\nLong 83=15 W and get up fore topsgulant mast and main toy gulant yard\nSo Ends with fine weather Steering N W by N","wind":[["whole","NE by N","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather and sailing under favorable breezes, setting up upper rigging. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-12","events":[],"lat":-51.9167,"lon":-83.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 12th Begins with gentle gales from N E by E Steering\nLatt 51=55 S N W by N get out the flyeing jibb boom at 10 A M\nLong 83=50 W wind N N W with a fine breaze from S E bent upe\nAir 37 fore toy gulant yard and bent the fly jibb So ends with all the\nwater 43 canvis spred that she will cary to it","wind":[["first","NE by E","gale"],["middle","NNW",""],["middle","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under changing winds, rigged the flying jib boom, and ended the day with every sail set that the ship could carry.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-13","events":[],"lat":-49.6167,"lon":-85.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 13th Comences with smart wind from S E Steering N N W\nLatt 49=37S and at 7 P M Steard N W by N with a fine breaze\nLong 85=39W through the Nyght latter part Calm So Ends\nAir 41","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Routine sailing in changing winds, ending in calm weather. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-14","events":[],"lat":-49.15,"lon":-84.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sarturday 14 Calm with all hands employed lookin the spanker\nLatt 49=49 S flyejibb toygalantswils hauled up the Courses and 8 P M\nLong 84=07 W a breaze Sprung upe from N mode Sail and heded\nAir 40 E N E geit down the fore toy gulant yard and Close\nreafed the topsails and at 5 P M wore to W S W\nat 10 A M reafed fore sail and sent down M toygalant yard","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","N",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Started with calm conditions while the crew worked on the sails. A northern breeze picked up in the evening, leading them to adjust and reduce sail as they turned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-15","events":[],"lat":-49.175,"lon":-83.6417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 15th Comences with a gale from N Steering W S W\nNo Obs this at 1 P M took in fore topsail mizen topsail latter part\nday fush wind and Close reaft with a tremendes sea now\nShips to the E wind at N N W","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["latter","NNW","fresh"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"A gale blew from the north, and the ship reduced sail amid fresh winds and a tremendous sea.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Tremendous sea during a gale","quote":"wind and Close reaft with a tremendes sea","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-16","events":[],"lat":-49.2,"lon":-83.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 16th Strong wind from N N W now Ships trier in the\nLatt 49=12 South 24 hours at 6 A M it come upe a thunder Storm with\nLong 83=10 W very Sharp lightning and Squals of hail in all weil\nunder close reefed main topsail and Storm staysails [illegible] latter part more modrate","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["thunder","lightning","squalls","hail"],"plain":"Strong winds blew from the north-northwest, followed by a thunderstorm with sharp lightning and squalls of hail, forcing the crew to reduce sail.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Severe thunderstorm with sharp lightning and hail","quote":"","interest":3,"topic":"storms"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-17","events":[],"lat":-48.4667,"lon":-81.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 16th The Wind Still [illegible] [struck: hard] So Ends this day\nLatt 48=28 South\nLong by Chronometer 81=40 W Air 40","plain":"Routine sailing in cold air, with nothing notable to report.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-47.55,"lon":-80.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 17th Comences with strong wind from W N W Steering\nLatt 47=33 S by the wind at N for a bout 2 hours then hauled to\nLong 80=47 W W and Steard N W by N under all sail and saw a Shoal\nAir 42 but could not tell what it was of pumpi or fin back So ends","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in strong winds and spotted a shoal of whales, but could not tell whether they were humpbacks or finbacks.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a shoal of finbacks or porpoises","quote":"saw a Shoal\nAir 42 but could not tell what it was of pumpi or fin back"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-19","events":[],"lat":-46.6333,"lon":-80.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 18th Begins with strong wind from W Steering on the wind at\nLatt 46=38 South N N W at 7 P M Close reefed the fore topssail at 4 reefed M topsail\nLong 80=40 and Kept Shortning Sail and Kept Shortning all nyght and\nAir 45 in the morning showd grate quantity of hail and wind and\n[struck: 12] took in all sail exept a Close reefedd topsail with a\nsmart gale of wind and squaly at 8 A M wore to S S W\nin a gale of wind Drifting so lafe [illegible] [illegible]","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["hail","gale","squalls"],"plain":"The ship endured a gale with heavy hail and squalls, reducing sail through the night until left drifting under only a close-reefed topsail.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Battered by a gale and heavy hail","quote":"in the morning showd grate quantity of hail and wind","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-20","events":[],"lat":-45.7333,"lon":-80.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 20th this Day Begins with a gale of wind from W Steeing\nLitt 45:44 S. S S W at 2 P M more modrate won to N N W at 10 AM\nLong 80:48 W wind at N W wore Ships at midnight at Day light a bres\nAir 38 Sprung up E N E and Steard N W untill 9 A M then N S W\nwith all Sail Set So ends this Day","wind":[["first","W","gale"],["first","NNW","moderate"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The day began with a gale, but conditions moderated by afternoon. They sailed under full sail by the end of the day with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-21","events":[],"lat":-42.0,"lon":-81.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 21st Strong winds from S S E Steerings from N W to\nLitt 42:00 S N N W Saw meny Marglets and thoiss So Ends this\nLong 81:40\nAir 42","wind":[["whole","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the ship steered north-northwest. The crew saw many seabirds, but no whales were reported.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw many marglets","quote":"Saw meny Marglets","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-22","events":[],"lat":-41.1583,"lon":-81.7417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 22nd Lightt wind from S S E Steerings N N W under\nN Cls furst wind hauld to N E latter part frish wind","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["first","NE",""],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds shifting to a fresh northeast breeze; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-23","events":[],"lat":-40.3167,"lon":-81.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 23rd Comences with a gale of wind from N E handing N E\nLitt 40:19: S at 10 A M Clloserefed M Topsail at 8 the wind harted\nLong 81:44 to N N W and wore Ships in I The and latter part wind\nAir 52 at W Steering N E by N with a hevy sea and squols","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","NNW",""],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","squalls"],"plain":"The ship battled gale-force winds and heavy seas with squalls, forcing the crew to close-reef the sails and turn the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-39.45,"lon":-78.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 24th Begins with Strong wind from W N W Steeing\nLitt 39:27 W by N till the wind hauld to N and 6 A M it\nLong 78:44 hualed to S W Steard N N E with a heevy sea\nAir 52 at 6½ part Saw a Sperm whale hoa che with in a 1/2\n1. Ships length of her and Spouted 3 times he purceved\nthe Ships and pout of with all possible Disparch\n[whale stamp]","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["middle","N",""],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"In rough seas, a sperm whale surfaced within half a ship's length, spouted three times, and quickly fled once it noticed the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sperm whale startled right alongside the ship","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-37.6167,"lon":-77.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 25th Begins with Strong winds from S W Steeing\nLitt 37:37 S N 1/2 E and carred a way from Flying jibsail boom at 4\nLong 77:44 W A M the wind Shifted to N W by N geat up the\nAir 55 Mizen top golant mast up and gan saw fin backs","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["middle","NW by N",""]],"plain":"Strong winds carried away the flying jib boom. The crew set up the mizzen topgallant mast and sighted finback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Flying jib boom carried away","quote":"carred a way from Flying jibsail boom","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-36.4,"lon":-76.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 26th Comences with Strong winds from E by N Steeing\n36:24: S N E by N at 8 A M wore Ships at 3 A M the wind\nLong 76:22 Shifted to S W at 5 A M Steard N E by E Saw\nW Black fish warter Dark green So Ends the day","wind":[["first","E by N","strong"],["middle","SW",""]],"plain":"They sailed under strong shifting winds and noted dark green water. Pilot whales were sighted.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed dark green water","quote":"warter Dark green","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-35.6667,"lon":-75.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 27th Comences with brisk winds from S W Steering\nLitt 35:40 N N E and gut out Fly jibb boom latter part\nLong 75:00 Saw a sperm whale and Doun boats and chised him\nAir 56 to the luard last bol I not come up with him\n1. at noon took up the boats and made Sail for\nhim with the Ships\n[whale stamp]","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"]],"plain":"With brisk winds, the crew sighted a sperm whale and put the boats out to chase it downwind, but could not catch up. At noon, they brought the boats back aboard and gave chase under sail.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1832-07-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-35.1778,"lon":-74.3333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Suturday 28th At 2 P M Doun boats a gain and Saw seval whales\nLong 74:20 going up Slou suon sucseded in Strikeing one and\ngut him to the Ships a bout sunset and gut the fin\nchane on and took in Sails with light winds fun\nS W So Ends with a Sperm head Long Side\n[whale stamp]","wind":[["whole","SW","light"]],"plain":"The crew put out the boats at 2 p.m. after seeing several whales moving slowly. They harpooned one, brought it alongside the ship by sunset, and secured it with the fin chain.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1832-07-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":2}],"lat":-34.6889,"lon":-74.95,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 29th furst part took in the head with the wind at S E\nand at Dayleytet began to boil out with the wind\nS S E Steering N E and lower and meny sperm whals\nshut out the works and Doun all 3 boats he ga [whale tail stamp] all Day\nand at last maid out to Strike and him lost him\nA Broken Boat Stuer this Day So ends","wind":[["first","SE",""],["middle","SSE",""]],"plain":"The crew finished taking in the whale’s head, then pursued another group of sperm whales. They struck and lost whales; two fluke marks record the losses. They also lowered the boats to bathe.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-07-30","events":[],"lat":-34.2,"lon":-75.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 30th Employed in boiling with light S W winds and thick fogy\nLatt 39=12 S and no chance to look out from mast head So Ends the Day\nLong 75=39 W\nAir 57","wind":[["whole","SW","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber in thick fog and light winds, with poor visibility leaving no chance to keep a lookout from the mastheads.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1832-07-31","events":[],"lat":-34.4333,"lon":-74.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 31st Comes in with thick foggy and finished boiling about sunset\nLatt 39=26 S the whale makeing 44 bls and Steered N E and at 7 P M the\nLong 74=30 W wind hauled to W and Steered S E by S untill 7 then E N E and\nAir 57 saw maney Schools of Porpouses","wind":[["whole","W",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick, foggy weather, the crew finished boiling blubber around sunset, yielding 44 barrels of oil. They saw many schools of porpoises while continuing on their course.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-01","events":[],"lat":-34.5,"lon":-73.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday August first Gentle winds from N Steeing on the wind at\nLatt 34=30 S E N E and took the anchors from up the for Skuttle and put\nLong 73=30 them over the bow at 7 A M tacked to the W at midnight\nAir 57 tacked to N E at 7 A M tacked again in a thick fogy\nand laid with the head yards a back at 11 tacked again to\nth E to look out from mast head and So End this 24","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The crew brought the anchors up from the forward hatch and secured them over the bow. They spent the day tacking amid thick fog.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-02","events":[],"lat":-34.25,"lon":-73.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 2nd Thick foggy 131 Dayes Out and alls well on board\nLatt 34=16 South\nLong 73=01 West Air 60","weather":["fog"],"plain":"The ship sailed through thick fog on its 131st day at sea, with all reported well on board.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-03","events":[],"lat":-32.3333,"lon":-73.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 3rd Comes in with foggy and light airs from W Steiring\nLatt 32=20 S N N E at 2 P M it cleered upe and maned the mast heads\nLong 73=30 at 4 P M the wind shifted to S W Steiring N E by E untill\nAir 56 [drawing: anchor] Daylight then S W by W at 8 A M a Brigg shot out\nof the foggy of the Statourn lum heading no the\nhalourd to th[illegible] get out the main royallmast So Ey","wind":[["first","W","light"],["first","SW",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Foggy weather with light winds gave way to clear skies in the afternoon, allowing crew to head aloft to the mastheads. In the morning, a brig emerged from the fog.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-04","events":[],"lat":-32.0,"lon":-73.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 4th Begins with thick foggy and gentle winds from S Steiring\nLatt 32=00 S N by W got up the fore noyl mast upe Latter part\nLong 73=00 the wind sprung upe at N and laid with the head\nAir 56 yards a back and get no Obs this Dy","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Foggy weather with light winds. The crew raised the fore royal mast, then stopped the ship when the wind shifted to the north.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-31.5,"lon":-72.4479,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 5th Begins with brisck winds from N ling with the\nLatt 31=30 S head yards a back steering E N E at suncet wore to\nLongs 00=00 W N W Latter part fine breases from N Steiring\nSaw the Land E by N and at noon saw the Land beairing by Compass\nAir 57 E N E Dis 30 miles saw fin backs So ends the Dy","wind":[["first","N","fresh"],["latter","N","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under brisk winds and sighted land about 30 miles away, along with finback whales.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1832-08-06","events":[],"lat":-30.45,"lon":-71.8957,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 6th Begins with light airs from N Steiring in to the\nLatt 30=27 S Land middle part Calm latter part fine breses from\nLongs Dis 3 S Steiring W N W untill Day light then hauled\nLeagues in shore [blot] just in site of the brakers of Po Ster\nAir 56 un bent Sails and other Ships Duty","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They sailed toward land in light airs and calm before steering alongshore at daybreak, coming within sight of the breakers off Port Stephen. The crew unbent sails and did other ship's duty.","where":"near land","place":"Po Ster"},{"date":"1832-08-07","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 7th Comes with fine breases from S Steiring N and passed\ntongoy bay at 3 P M but no Ships ling there in the\nmorning saw Coquimbo port baring E N E with\nlight airs from N made 2 tackes and get in at\n8 P M anchored in 7 fatthoms about 100 fatthoms from\nthe Shore we found the Shipe Balena of N Bedfrd\nCapt Gardner ling here 16 50 bls of Sperm Oile and the\nShipe Dupe of Carlouis [illegible] with 1000 whale oi Bl\nShe had bin ling here one month and thurd Latter 200\nbls at 8 P M the tooke ther anchor and went to Sea\nand a Spanish brigg from valpereo a ling here hauled\ncleered upe Decks and get redy to respone and re cask\nthis is a bad looking port for a good port every\nthing the Citty is 9 miles from the port 4 or 5\nShops & houses and no tres mountans Sands just in site\n[written in left margin:]\nCame to the port\nCoquimbo this Day\nBeing al of Salem\n13","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["middle","N","light"]],"plain":"The ship anchored at Coquimbo, finding the Balena of New Bedford and two other vessels in port. The keeper noted it was \"a bad looking port for a good port,\" with only a few houses and barren sand.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper found the port bleak","quote":"this is a bad looking port for a good port every thing the Citty is 9 miles from the port","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Balena","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedfrd","captain":"Gardner","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Dupe Of Carlouis","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Coquimbo","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1832-08-08","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednsday 8th Moderate brades from N Employd in paintings and\nstriking down Casks [drawing: flag] Worked Signals","wind":[["whole","N","moderate"]],"plain":"With moderate breezes, the crew spent the day painting, lowering casks into the hold, and practicing signal flags.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-09","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursdy 9th Do fine weather","plain":"Fine weather; no other activity reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-10","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 10th Employed in painting and fine weather moderate winds\nAir 58","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spent the day painting in fine weather and moderate winds.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-11","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sarturday 11th Waighted the Ship with fine weather So Ends\nAir 56","plain":"Fine weather; the ship waited.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-12","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 12th 1/2 Ships Company on Shore on Liberty Some\nof in — order","plain":"Half the crew was granted liberty on shore, though some returned disorderly.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew caused trouble returning from liberty","quote":"Some of in — order","interest":3}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1832-08-13","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mondy 13th 1/2 Ships Company on Shore on Liberty Some\nof us Shore my self","plain":"Half of the ship's company went ashore on liberty, including the log keeper.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1832-08-14","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesdy 14th 1/2 Ships Company on Shore on Liberty Same","plain":"Half of the ship's company went ashore on liberty.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1832-08-15","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensdy 15th Lying watering for potatoes 1/2 on Shore on libty","plain":"The ship remained in port taking on water and potatoes while half the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1832-08-16","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursdy 16th Got ready for going to sea and wore her short\nin the morning to wait for a breaze when the\ncapt was somand to appear on shore emmeditty\nand ofter he gave orders to take the [illegible] on shore and\nwarp the Ship wide out he went on shore and\nwas informed that he had broke the laws of the\nport and the Ship must be taken back to her\nmoorings he was sent to the Citty and they\ngave him his papers a miedty So Ends this\nAll Fitted\nfor Sea\ntaking in provisions","plain":"As the crew prepared for sea, the captain was summoned ashore and accused of breaking port laws. Authorities ordered the ship back to her moorings, but after he was sent into the city, they promptly returned his papers.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain summoned ashore for breaking port laws","quote":"informed that he had broke the laws of the port and the Ship must be taken back to her moorings","interest":3}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1832-08-17","events":[],"lat":-29.95,"lon":-71.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Fridy 17th The Capt got back to the port about 2 PM\nwith a letter from the Custom house to give up\nhis papers and let him go to sea at 10 menets past\n4 gave up our moorings and steard out with a Strong\nS S W wind until it was a gale by 11 PM\nfurled evry thing except fore spencer and close\nref main topsail and Splitet that and mizen top[illegible]\nLeft\nCopumb\nport\n******","wind":[["whole","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The captain returned with customs clearance, and the ship got underway from Coquimbo around 4:10 PM. A strong south-southwest wind grew into a nighttime gale, forcing them to reduce sail, which tore their main and mizzen sails.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Gale blew up after departure and tore sails","quote":"steard out with a Strong S S W wind until it was a gale by 11 PM","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Copumb port"},{"date":"1832-08-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":2}],"lat":-27.975,"lon":-72.4776,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sarturday 18 Comes on with a hevy swell and light airs and Saw frome\nAir 59 mast head Black fish Loured 2 boats and gut 2 [whale stamp] blk fish\ngut them a long side at 3 pm and cut them in\nSo Ends with light airs and — gut No obs\n2 black fish","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Light airs and a heavy swell. After sighting pilot whales from the masthead, they put out two boats, caught two of them, brought them alongside, and stripped the blubber.","where":"at sea","catch":2,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1832-08-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-26.0,"lon":-73.5052,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 19th Light airs from all round the Compass Saw black\nLat 26=00 S fish porpouses and Kelp Steiring N N W the\nLong Dis 25 hy who he 24 hours with Vanees set So Ends\nAir 55","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"Light, shifting breezes as they steered north-northwest. They saw pilot whales, porpoises, and kelp.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"porpouses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1832-08-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-25.45,"lon":-74.5859,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 20th Calm most of the time heading to the\nLat 25:27 S N Saw black fish finbacks grampuses lone fish\nLong Distance porpouses large lett goeings pistuls run for kelp\n39 leges and Salt water and other plants So Ends all\nAir 58 Sail waud bound Our Ship is plunging forward\nwith a head beat sea evry [struck: heart] with Sorrows is fild\nas she plunges in the Sea Ship Bengal Salem","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm seas, they saw pilot whales, finbacks, and porpoises. The keeper grew melancholy, writing that as the ship plunged into head seas, \"evry [heart] with Sorrows is fild.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper expressed sorrow in verse","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw grampuses","quote":"Saw black fish finbacks grampuses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-08-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":3},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"pilot","count":4}],"lat":-24.2,"lon":-75.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 21st Comences Calm and hawsy mosning [illegible] latter\nLat 24:12 South part a fine breaze from S Steering N N W and\nLong 75:41 West Saw bla[struck: ck] fish an [illegible] at noon a School Came up Close\nAir 59 to the Ship lowred the boats and Struck 7 of them and saved 3 of\nthem and histed them in on Deck So End no sperm this day","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","S","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm and hazy weather gave way to a fine breeze. At noon, a school of pilot whales came close to the ship; the crew put out boats, harpooned seven, and hauled three aboard onto the deck.","where":"at sea","catch":3},{"date":"1832-08-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-22.85,"lon":-73.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 22nd Moderate winds from S Steering N N W Saw blackfish\nLat 22:51 S and boiled out what we had Caught made 120 gallons\nLong 73:21 W So Ends all hands imployed repanirng the rigging\nAir 52","wind":[["whole","S","moderate"]],"plain":"They saw pilot whales and finished boiling out what they had caught, which made 120 gallons of oil. The crew spent the rest of the day repairing the rigging.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1832-08-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":5,"notable":true}],"lat":-22.425,"lon":-73.5166,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 23rd Light Airs from E to W All hands imployed\nNo Obs Air 57 in Ships duty Saw black fish porpousses Cow fish\n5 black fish Lowred and Caug[struck: h]t 5 of them WB BB Larbord Boat 2","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"The crew was busy with ship's work in light airs. After seeing pilot whales, porpoises, and cowfish (small whales or dolphins), they put the boats out and caught five pilot whales.","where":"at sea","catch":5},{"date":"1832-08-24","events":[],"lat":-22.0,"lon":-73.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 24th Light Northly winds and boiled out the blackfish\nLat 22:01 S and Saw nothing except one Sun fish all hand imployed\nLong 73:41 W","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"plain":"Under light northerly winds, the crew boiled blubber from the pilot whales and saw nothing all day except a sunfish.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Spotted a sunfish","quote":"Saw nothing except one Sun fish","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1832-08-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-21.75,"lon":-72.3417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 25th Light Northerly winds and at 2 P M saw a large\nNo Obs boidy of Sperm whales heading S and lowred away the\nboats and struck one and he started to the N and\n12\n[drawing]\n[drawing] [drawing] 1\nhad 4 Irons\nto side\nand did not stope 1 instant untill until the men\nmun bold but just discurn the Ships to galant Sails\nout of the boats and them Cut the war he wold not\nlet a boat shall with in 10 fathoms of his flukes\nbefore he wold pitch and to the out from 100 to 200\nfathoms of the line out he had 4 irons ibe to heir\nmortaly wounded the boats left at 8 P M retired at 4 [illegible]","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"plain":"The crew put boats out for a large group of sperm whales and harpooned one with four irons. The whale towed them until the ship was nearly out of sight, forcing the boats to cut the line and return.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Harpooned whale towed boats out of sight","quote":"did not stope 1 instant untill until the men mun bold but just discurn the Ships to galant Sails","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-21.5,"lon":-71.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 26th The whole 24 hours a perfetual Calm and Saw nothing\nLat 21:30 S except gannepuses and one School of blackfish they are very\nLong 71:00 W plitanty but we have a yet a gentle serfishort?\nAir 60","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm weather stopped the ship all day. They saw nothing except grampuses and a school of pilot whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-27","events":[],"lat":-20.7167,"lon":-73.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 27th Light winds from S E and Steer N E 1/2 E by and\nLat 21:43 S N W by Night under double reefs and Saw nothing except\nLong 73:12 W langlets and boofie bird So Ends the Dy\nAir 60","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds, the crew saw no whales, only some booby birds and other seabirds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Seabirds sighted at sea","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw langlets and boofie birds","quote":"Saw nothing except\nLong 73:12 W langlets and boofie bird","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-19.4167,"lon":-73.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tusday 22nd Fine breazes from S E Steerg N E by N until\nLat 19:26 S night then N W until daylight under double reefs tosp\nLong 73:20 W then N with all sail set and a School of blackfish\nAir 59 and fowls porpousses Whilf rocks fliying fish","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under fine breezes, seeing a school of pilot whales along with seabirds, porpoises, and flying fish.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-17.9333,"lon":-74.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensdy 29th Another fine Dy passed and saw no things that wold\nLat 17:56 S make sperm Oil Steerig N latter part gentle\nLong 74:00 breezes from S E Saw 1 School of blackfish So End\nAir 61","wind":[["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with gentle breezes. The crew saw no sperm whales, though they did spot a school of pilot whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-08-30","events":[],"lat":-16.65,"lon":-74.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 25 Fine breazes from E S E Steerg N untit suncet\nLat 16:39 S then N W under Close reefs at daylight saw the\nLong 74:26 Land bearing North at 10 A M Saw the boathers\nAir 58 from a craft under Dark greeter Saw foulwths\n[drawing]\n14\nand kept up West So Ends with the Land in\nclite and green water on the Coast of Peru\n1:59 Out","wind":[["whole","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed along the coast of Peru, sighting land to the north at daylight and continuing in green water.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed green water on coast of Peru","quote":"So Ends with the Land in\nclite and green water on the Coast of Peru","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Coast of Peru"},{"date":"1832-08-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-15.5167,"lon":-77.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friug 31 Begins with brisk winds from S E Stearg W by S 1/2 S\nLatt 15:31 S During the night almost a gale of wind Close reef topsls\nLong 77:30 W fore and aft lantern spunt all the more moderate and\nAir [illegible] to W N W set whole fore and maine topsail and\nEmployed Saw a large school of black fish there is a quite\nin Ships diferance between the temparature in the Pacific\nDuty and Atlantic in the same Latt for whale we\n160 Days out were in those in the Atlantic the murcury\nstood from 84 to 100 while here it does not\nrize higher than 60 So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","WNW","moderate"]],"plain":"After near-gale winds overnight, the weather moderated. The crew saw a large school of pilot whales, and the keeper noted that the Pacific was surprisingly colder than the Atlantic at the same latitude.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted Pacific colder than Atlantic","quote":"the murcury stood from 84 to 100 while here it does not rize higher than 60","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-09-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-13.75,"lon":-78.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Startsday 1st Sept first Strong S E winds Stearg S W with all sail\nLatt 13:45 S set and close reef by night Saw 1 Large School\nLong 78=30 W of blackfish and haglets and Albacores So Ends\nAir 62","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong winds, the crew sighted a large school of pilot whales along with seabirds and albacore tuna.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw seabirds and albacore tuna","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw haglets","quote":"Saw 1 Large School\nLong 78=30 W of blackfish and haglets","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-12.25,"lon":-80.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sund 2nd Brisk winds from S E Stearg N W with all\nLatt 12:15 S sail by day and Short sail by night Saw several School\nLong 80:20 W of black fish haglets but no Sperm whales water\nAir 62 green below in Stripes Thus Ends","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew sailed northwest under brisk southeast winds, setting full sail by day and reducing sail at night. They saw seabirds and several schools of pilot whales, noting green stripes in the water, but saw no sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Noticed green stripes in the sea","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-10.6667,"lon":-82.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mondy 3rd Fine S E winds Stearg N W Shifted the mast head men\nLatt 10:40 S head and put that in the waist Saw porpiouses black\nLong 82:00 W fish haglets buno gomies So Ends Dull times and So\nAir 63","wind":[["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"They had fine winds and steered northwest. The crew saw porpoises, pilot whales, and sea birds, with the keeper lamenting the \"dull times.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented dull times","quote":"Dull times and So"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw boobies","quote":"haglets buno gomies","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-09-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-9.1833,"lon":-83.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesdy 4th Fine weather and moderate winds from S E Stearg\nLatt 9:40 S S W Saw finbacks haglets no for North So Ends\nLong 83:00","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather and moderate winds from the southeast. The crew saw finback whales and haglet seabirds while heading south-southwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-8.3667,"lon":-83.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesdy 5th Fine weather and gentle winds from S E Stearg\nLatt 8:32 S N W Saw finbacks sword fish but it does not\nLong 83:26 Look like the habitation of Sperm whales here","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Under fine weather and gentle winds, they saw finback whales and swordfish, though the logkeeper lamented that the area did not look like \"the habitation of Sperm whales.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Doubted any sperm whales lived here","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-09-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-6.9,"lon":-85.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursdy 6th Begins with gentle winds from S E Stearg\nLatt 6:54 S N W Saw sword fish finbacks Albacores fly fish lots of\nLong 85:00\nAir 67","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Gentle winds carried the ship northwest. The crew saw swordfish, finback whales, albacore tuna, and plenty of flying fish.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-07","events":[],"lat":-5.3167,"lon":-86.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturdy 7th Strong trades from S E Stearg N W until 6 A M\nLatt 5:14 S then hauled to S W on the wind Saw porpiouses\nLong 86:00","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as they steered northwest and then turned southwest. They saw porpoises, but no whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-08","events":[],"lat":-5.3667,"lon":-86.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturdy 8th Begins with fresh breaze from S S E Stearg S W\nLatt 5:22 S laid with the main topsail aback at Day light made\nLong 86:45 made sail and Stood to the S W at 8 A M a ships\nAir 68 sponred us up the larboard Standing to the Eastward\n[drawing] 2 [drawing] Spout at 11 A M saw a nother Ship spore up the weather beam\nrunning to the Eward So there is no whales here","wind":[["first","SSE","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh breezes continued as the ship sailed southwest. Two other ships crossed their path heading east, but no whales were found, leading the keeper to grumble, \"there is no whales here.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented the lack of whales","quote":"So there is no whales here","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-09-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-5.3333,"lon":-86.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sund 9th Strong S E trades and Squaly and Stood to\nLatt 5:20 the S W until 6 P M then wore to E N E Saw many\nLong 86:50 black fish and fowls of all kinds Caught a Albacore\nthe first for the Voiage Saw breeging Nos\nAir 69\nSo Whales can expect any thing but Sperm whales\n169 Days This is hard Old whaling for a young\nout man","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Under squally trade winds, they saw many pilot whales, various sea birds, and schools of fish. They caught an albacore, their first of the voyage, while the keeper lamented that they could expect \"any thing but Sperm whales.\"","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw fowls of all kinds","quote":"fowls of all kinds","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught an albacore","quote":"Caught a Albacore\nthe first for the Voiage","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-5.5,"lon":-87.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 10th Begins with brisk winds from S E Steering on the wind\nLatt 5=30 S at E N E and at 8 P M the Ships Martha of Nantucket\nLong 87=30 W 19 [drawing: flag] with 1500 barrels 23 months out and Capt Whippy came\non board and spent the Evening latter part light airs\nand Steered to S E saw funbacks Dolphin Blackfish","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They met the ship Martha of Nantucket, and Captain Whippy came aboard for the evening. Later, they saw finback whales, pilot whales, and dolphins.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw dolphins","quote":"saw funbacks Dolphin Blackfish","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Martha","rig":"ship","port":"Nantucket","captain":"Whippy","months_out":23,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1832-09-11","events":[],"lat":-6.1667,"lon":-88.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 11th Begins with light winds from S E Steering S W\nLatt 6=10 S with the Martha in Company and Capt Whippy came\n[drawing: flag] on board and took tea and took letters to [struck: along] France\nLong 88 05 W for us saw nothing exspet Dolphin and Caught three of them\nAir 79","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Sailing alongside the Martha, Captain Whippy came aboard for tea and took letters bound for France. The crew saw no whales, but caught three dolphins.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Martha","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Whippy","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1832-09-12","events":[],"lat":-6.2333,"lon":-87.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 12th Strong trades and plesceant weather and no whales\nLatt 6:14 South saw porpuses Dolphin flying fish fowls and stood to S W\nLong 87:00 until sunst then tacked to E got so fur to the W the\n[whale stamps: two tails] Martha in site fur of the lee beam latter one no more in [illegible]","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds and pleasant weather, the crew saw porpoises, dolphins, flying fish, and seabirds, but no whales. The Martha was in sight far off the lee beam.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Martha","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1832-09-13","events":[],"lat":-5.7333,"lon":-85.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 13th Strong trades and No Whales this day [illegible]\nLatt 5:44 S\nLong 85:42 Air 69","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-5.5,"lon":-84.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 14th Brisk trades from S E by E blackfish Ships\nLatt 5=30 S in site Dolphin employed in making masts sennt\nLong 84=16 W","wind":[["whole","SE by E","fresh"]],"plain":"Under brisk trade winds, they saw pilot whales and had another ship in sight while the crew worked on making masts and rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-15","events":[],"lat":-5.4833,"lon":-82.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 15th Gentle trades from S E Steering steering on the wind\nLatt 5:29 South at E Employed in trucking out in the after hole\nLof 82:48 Air 72","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Gentle trade winds; the crew spent the day working in the after hold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-16","events":[],"lat":-6.2167,"lon":-82.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 15th Strong trades from S E Steering one the wind at E\nLatt 5:13 South and passed a Ships for of weather beam latter part sunst\nLong 82:16 W under blow reefs refused to tack us in at 3 A M with all\nAir 67 Sail set saw a Ships to the N E Steering N E saw swoardfish\n[whale stamps: two whales] 20 and struck one but the iron drawed no water seen","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship sailed east. The crew sighted a ship heading west, caught small fish with bait, and struck a swordfish, but the iron pulled out. No whales were seen.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw and struck a swordfish","quote":"swoardfish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":-5.15,"lon":-81.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 17th At 2 P M Spoke the Barque Russel of N Bedford\nPayta Lat 5:04 S 8 months out 300 barrels and Capt Worth took tea\n[drawing: flag] on board off the Bengael Steered E through the\nnight and in the morning saw many whales and\nlowered the boats but soon made them out hump\nbacks at 10 A M saw the Land the middle part off\nPayta head bearing E by S Dis 7 Leaugues and is about\n20 miles to the N of it more higher land Payta is\nis about 12 miles to the N of the Sadle the S End","plain":"They met the bark Russel, whose Captain Worth came aboard for tea. In the morning they put out boats for whales but found they were humpbacks, and later sighted land near Payta.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Russel","rig":"bark","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Worth","months_out":8,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Payta head","plate":"gam.visit-b","at":"paita"},{"date":"1832-09-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":-4.75,"lon":-81.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 18th At 2 P M run in to Payta and laid of and one\nLatt 4:36 S with the Ships and the Capt went on Shore with\nby Dis 2 Leaugues his boat to Ship 2 men as we left Salem 2 short\nDays runn we found liing here the U S A Sloope of war\nFalmouth 11 whale Ships and several small\nCraft no sucess in getting men here Capt returned\nwith 10 barels off mears and a few melons no potatoes\ngut the boat up at 5½ and headded out W S W\n[whale stamps: three whales] through the night latter part saw blackfish hump B\nbut liing muche in Payta Com near going in\n15 to the quayos so ends 178 Days Out","plain":"The ship sailed to Payta, where the captain went ashore to recruit two men but had no luck. He returned with ten barrels of onions and some melons. Later, they saw pilot whales and humpbacks.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain sought recruits at Payta","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Falmouth","rig":"sloop","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Payta","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"paita"},{"date":"1832-09-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-7.7833,"lon":-83.055,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 19th Strong E S E gales Stearing S W at night under\nLatt 7:47 South Short sails at 7 A M saw a sail far to the windud\nLong Dis 60 leagues Saw one Old Salutary fish looke apon us thaw he was in\nDis 60 a unarone Ocean So Ends this day","wind":[["whole","ESE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew as they sailed under reduced sail. They saw another ship far to windward and spotted a single solitary whale that seemed to gaze at them as if it were in an unknown ocean.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"A solitary whale gazed upon them","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw one solitary fish","quote":"Saw one Old Salutary fish looke apon us thaw he was in\nDis 60 a unarone Ocean","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-09-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-85.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 20th Brisk trades Stearing S W Saw blackfish in\nLatt 6 = 00 goangs Employed in brooking out the fore hole\nLog 85 = 00 and Stearing down oil to keep up a peacowas","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"Brisk trade winds continued as the ship steered southwest. The crew saw pilot whales and worked at breaking out the fore hold to stow down oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1832-09-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.8333,"lon":-85.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 21th Strong trades from S S E Stearing S W untill\nLatt 4 = 50 S 7 A M then won shift and Steard N E by E and\nLoog 85: 17 saw fine backs goangs if this is a place for them","wind":[["whole","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship changed course, sighting finback whales during the morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-4.7,"lon":-83.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 22 nd Stearing N E by E with all sail set untill 7 A M\nLatt 4 = 42 S then hauled on the wind at E and double reefed topsail\nLoog 83: 36 and in the morning made all sail saw black fish &","wind":[["whole","E",""]],"plain":"They sailed under full canvas, reduced sail for a time, and later set all sail again in the morning after seeing pilot whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-2.4667,"lon":-82.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 23 nd Steard on the wind at E and saw black fish hump\nLatt 4: 28 S backs fipfish sword fish the water green and Stripe\nLog 82: 00 W from 80 to 100 miles from the land is green","wind":[["whole","E",""]],"plain":"They sailed east and saw pilot whales, humpbacks, finback whales, and swordfish. The keeper noted the water was green and striped 80 to 100 miles offshore.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-24","events":[],"lat":-3.55,"lon":-80.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mondy 24th At 10 A M saw the Land bearing N E by E steard\n[drawing] in for it at 4 P M the breakers just in whe from the\ntag about 7 yards won In Stud and hoyed the Led\nand gut 60 fathoms Steard in N E and About\n8 P M was 5 miles from the Land and Soundy\nagan and gut 66 fathoms and Steard N N E\nand saw a small Schooner a hed that the Cap\nentended to Speak to get som enflamation\nabout Tumbus but she backed Close in shor\nto avoid us and then tacked out agan as soon\nas he tho I passed Saw many Small craft up down\nat 4 P M came to anchor off tombus bow in 7 gles\n[drawing] 7 fathoms with the mouth of the river and the\nIsland of Santa Clara bearing N and found\nthe William & Eliza with 150 the Phenix Whaler\n10 months out 1600 President 600 the beng\nE Iwarde came heve but gut her mud hook and Chead","plain":"They made land and tried to speak with a small schooner to ask about Tumbes, but she avoided them. After anchoring off Tumbes, they found several whaleships: the William & Eliza, Phenix, and President.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"William & Eliza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phenix","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":10,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"President","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"tombus","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"tumbes"},{"date":"1832-09-25","events":[],"lat":-3.55,"lon":-80.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tusday 25th At days light hore up the anchor and moved\nabout 10 roods further to the N E as we had\nanched to nigh the W & Eliza and at 8 we went\nups to tumbus I went myself it took 2 hourses\n40 minuts to get up to toune having a head tide\nto pull aganst a brow in see this took down\nbulloch a he in the boat for 15 $ and 3 smal cas\n3 pigs and get a right of water of 50 bls the Bar\nthat her smoothe but herd began to be very dangerous\nto pass over with a he bullock in the boat\nhere I saw a new sita Coco nets lemons Orings\nTaverins figgs plantain bananas Limes Sugar\nCain and saw them manufactug in operation\nand in fact almost evey thing that can be\nmen chined all in a fine growng State So Ends\n\n[vertical text in left margin alongside Monday 24th / Tuesday 25th entries:]\nTumbas\nBar\n\nBar\ngitting very bad\nat Tumbas","plain":"After moving anchor away from the William and Eliza, a boat crew rowed upriver to Tumbes against the tide. They bought a bullock, three pigs, and water, navigating a dangerous bar with the live animal aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Bought provisions and marveled at local crops","quote":"saw a new sita Coco nets lemons Orings Taverins figgs plantain bananas Limes Sugar Cain","interest":2},{"kind":"accident","title":"Crossed a dangerous bar with a bullock","quote":"herd began to be very dangerous to pass over with a he bullock in the boat","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"W & Eliza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Tumbes","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"tumbes"},{"date":"1832-09-26","events":[],"lat":-3.55,"lon":-80.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 26 Moderate trades and went in to the river with all 3 boats\nAir 80 and went up it in 2 miles of tombus and took of 30\nbaggs of potatoes at 1$ per bagg 1 pig 6$ [illegible]\nTombus 200 Oranges at $1 per hundred and arived to the Ships\nat sunset with the bar groveing very ruff and a plenty\nBar of grene fruite but not much ripe Ati gators in\nplenty and wild turrkeys gouannas and Lizards","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"Three boats traveled up the river near Tumbes to buy potatoes, a pig, and oranges. They returned to the ship at sunset through a rough river bar, noting abundant green fruit, alligators, wild turkeys, iguanas, and lizards.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw alligators, wild turkeys, and iguanas","quote":"Ati gators in plenty and wild turrkeys gouannas and Lizards","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"tombus","at":"tumbes"},{"date":"1832-09-27","events":[],"lat":-3.55,"lon":-80.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 27th At Day light 1 boat went over the Bar to Land a\nAir 80 Spaniard and at 7 AM took the anckor in Company\nLeft with the 3 Whale Ships and headed out but little\nuntil Noon when we had a Light breaze from W\nTombus with the Bengal the Walcker Pheanox haths enpthey\non the Coast Bound to the galapagues Islands","wind":[["whole","W","light"]],"plain":"At daylight, a boat landed a Spaniard over the bar. The ship weighed anchor at 7 a.m. and headed out in company with three other whaleships, bound for the Galápagos Islands.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Landed a Spaniard","quote":"went over the Bar to Land a\nAir 80 Spaniard","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Walcker","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Pheanox","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Tombus","at":"tumbes"},{"date":"1832-09-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":-2.6333,"lon":-82.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 28th took the breses from W and Steard N S W\n[struck: Latt] 2..38 South and at sunset all 4 Ships carred to geather and the\nLng 82..10 Capet Spent the Evening on Board off the President\nat Sunset the Iel Santos bore E bn E Dis 6 Leagues\nAir 78 and steared over the weir at E by N through the\nNight and in morning found ourselvs in Company\nwith a west number of hump backs boun [illegible]\ndid not strike steard W N W the other Ships in","wind":[["whole","W",""]],"plain":"The captain spent the evening visiting aboard the President while sailing alongside three other ships near the island of Santos. In the morning, they found themselves surrounded by a vast number of humpback whales but did not harpoon any.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"President","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Isle Santos","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1832-09-29","events":[],"lat":-1.9333,"lon":-84.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 29th Strong winds from S Stearing W N W until 6 PM\nLatt 1..56 South then W and saw nothing Exept phenix and President\nLng 84..00 W","wind":[["whole","S","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong southern winds, they saw nothing except the ships Phenix and President.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-09-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-1.3333,"lon":-84.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 30th Begins with ligh winds from S by W Stearing W\nLatt 1..20 S and at 1/2 past 5 PM saw 2 Sperm whales lowered and\nLng 89:16 Struck one to L boat the iron went in the whole\n1/2 length but it drued just as the had taken out\nall the line Capt Willer Cathcart Came on board\nand Spent the Evening Latter part 2 Ships in Site\n[drawing of whale fluke]","wind":[["first","S by W","light"]],"plain":"The crew spotted two sperm whales and put out the boats. The left boat harpooned one, but the harpoon pulled out just as the whale ran out all their line. Captain Cathcart came aboard to spend the evening.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-01","events":[],"lat":-1.2,"lon":-85.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 1st Oct first gentle winds from S and Steard W Lost Site\nLatt 1..12 S off the Ships and saw nothing So Ends the Day\nLng 85..55 W\nAir 72","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"plain":"Gentle winds; they sailed west, lost sight of the other ships, and saw nothing else.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-02","events":[],"lat":-1.2416,"lon":-87.6667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 2nd Brisk berdes S by W and Steard W saw nothing\nLatt 29 S Saw a little man dury the night and a Strong\nCurrent Setting to Northward south her if you please\nLong 87..40\nAir 72","wind":[["whole","S by W","fresh"]],"plain":"The ship sailed west under brisk breezes. During the night, they noted a strong current setting to the northward, but saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted a strong northward current","quote":"south her if you please","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-10-03","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 3th Begins with brisk berdes Stearing W at Day light\nthe N E part of Charles Iel bore S W a Longs Distance\nLatt 8 S off at noon the midle part bore S S W and is\nAir 75° high enuff to be sene 60 miles at sea in Clear\nweather the part like it Apeared like a Small\nIlands but that is a Small Iel a Short Dis from main","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed west in brisk breezes, sighting Charles Island in the distance, noting its high land was visible far out to sea.","where":"near land","place":"Charles Iel","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1832-10-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 4th Begins with moderate breazes from SW and Steard on\nthe wind at W and at 2 PM passed about 20 miles to Leff\nJames a low Island ind S N and and a bout E from Ben dobes\nIel and Looyst Day light James Iel bore S N W and Stony Pon\nSouth 16 we the hind it and the N part of James Iel bore S W\n[drawing of whale fluke] and saw when with in 4 Leagues of james Iel saw a large Schoal\nof Sperm whales bound and pirsud them to windward\ngave out and took up the boats and Struck her in","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"While sailing near James Island, the crew sighted a large school of sperm whales. They put the boats out and gave chase upwind until they gave out and retrieved the boats.","where":"near land","place":"James Island","via":[[-90.65,-0.55],[-90.55,-0.45],[-90.45,-0.35],[-90.45,-0.15]],"plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1832-10-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 5th [drawing: eruption/volcano with BENGAL] Strong winds from S E steered 1/2 the time on one\ntack and at Day light James Isl bore S S W Dis 20 miles\nand made sail and stod In as nigh as the Ship\nwould lie and saw a ship Stearing out N West att 11\nsaw a large body of whales heaving to the windward\nlowerd 3 boats but they were going Eye out mised\nus we returnd bofor at noon took up the boats\nand Stood [struck: for] near James Isl when nigh a noff sent the\nwaist boat on Shore and she returnd so the west\nafter we Came to anckor in the harbor we found\nthe Friendships of fairhaven and George of Clapes\nling here [struck: they] got there mud hooks the next morng","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew spotted a large group of whales and put out three boats to chase them, but the whales escaped fast to windward. They sailed to James Island, sent a boat ashore, and came to anchor in the harbor near other ships.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Friendships","rig":"","port":"fairhaven","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George","rig":"","port":"Clapes","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"James Isl","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1832-10-06","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 6th Strong trades and in the morning Sent 1 boat\nLuzzen\nturpin\non Shore [illegible] from the Ship at 11 1/2 A M they returnd\nto the Ship with 7 turpin then went with the boat\nafter fresh fish and a plenty of them the other 2\nboats went round the N End of the Isl to look for\nturpin but did not return at night So Ends this day","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew. A boat went ashore and returned with seven tortoises, then went back out and caught plenty of fresh fish. Two other boats went around the north end of the island for tortoises and remained out overnight.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew gathered tortoises and fresh fish","quote":"returnd to the Ship with 7 turpin then went with the boat after fresh fish","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1832-10-07","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 7th Strong trades and at 7 A M one boat returnd to\nthe Ship and informed the Capst that Mr Edwards\nand 3 men I know had not been seen 7 A M the\nDay before and they were feerfull some thing\nsearious had hapined to them they saw a plenty\nof turpin but a grate way back in the mountaing\nand found a way and evry man went on shore\nexcept the cook landed at 9 A M at and found them\nin 1 1/2 hour they had ben travling all night and with\nvictuals or Drink or ledging and they suferd grately\nthey found a plenty of turpin but a grate back\nin the mountaing so we got no turpin this Day the\nCapst went on shore to Post ofice to see what part\nof the Isl the turpin were found So Ends","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"A search party went ashore for Mr. Edwards and three men who had been missing for 24 hours. They found them after an hour and a half; the men had traveled all night without food, drink, or shelter while seeking tortoises high in the mountains. The captain later visited the island's post office.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Search party rescued crew lost in the mountains","quote":"they had ben travling all night and with victuals or Drink or ledging and they suferd grately","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw plenty of terrapin in the mountain","quote":"they saw a plenty\nof turpin but a grate way back in the mountaing","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1832-10-08","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 8th At Day light went with all 3 boats left\nTurpining\n[drawing: turtle]\nno man on board except the Capst went roun\nthe E Side of the Isl to look for turpin where\nCapst Winsloe nott mended them to be in the post\nofice on Shore dated Sept 10 he had 1000 lbs of\nOil when here","plain":"At daybreak, the crew set out in all three boats to hunt tortoises, leaving only the captain aboard. They searched the east side of the island where a note left by Captain Winslow in the shore post office on September 10 said they would be.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Found note left at island post office","quote":"where Capst Winsloe nott mended them to be in the post ofice on Shore","interest":2},{"kind":"nature","title":"Went to look for turpin","quote":"went roun\nthe E Side of the Isl to look for turpin","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1832-10-09","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 9th [drawing: volcano landscape] [drawing: turtle] All hands Lodged on Shore over night exsept\nthe Capst & found it verry worm on shore bussing for\nturpin over mountains ledges larg and broken rox\nwhere they have burst out frome the Earth\nand left holes from 3 to 500 feet Deep the most\nfrightfull site I ever beheld this morning went\nabout 6 miles further down the coast to try to\nlost it find them pleanty but turpin were verry [struck: scars]\nscarse to them and I wish they were more [struck: scarse] scarser still\nfor we are serounded by Guavners and\nLizards further Doves and a verry few\nSnakes and the Sundry in a bundance\n[vertical text along left margin of Sunday 7th entry]:\nLost Mr Edwards\nTurpining on\nthe Isl of James Isl","plain":"Most of the crew spent the night ashore searching for tortoises over hot, treacherous volcanic terrain. The keeper called the massive chasms \"the most frightfull site I ever beheld,\" and complained of being surrounded by iguanas, lizards, doves, and snakes.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper terrified by rugged volcanic landscape","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered iguanas, lizards, and snakes","quote":"we are serounded by Guavners and Lizards further Doves and a verry few Snakes","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Hunted for galapagos tortoises on shore","quote":"bussing for\nturpin over mountains ledges larg and broken rox","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"James Isl","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-10-10","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 10 Capt boat went in search of Hamond and of[struck: t]ten turpin\n[left margin: 10\nwent on shore\nHamond lost\nin the mountain\nfound some\nturpin]\nbeing no one on board but the Cook and my self the Capt\nboat did not return at night so we concluded that he had\nnot found Hamond so he might of ben a grate way back\nin the mountains or fell and hurt him self or fell into a\nVolcano as it is very dangeous in the day time to walk here","plain":"The captain took a boat ashore to hunt tortoises and search for Hammond, who was lost in the mountains. Left alone with the cook, the keeper feared Hammond had fallen, gotten hurt, or tumbled into a volcano.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman lost in volcanic mountains","quote":"he might of ben a grate way back in the mountains or fell and hurt him self or fell into a Volcano","interest":3}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1832-10-11","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 11th At daylight 2 boats lefft the Ship Lieving no one on\n[left margin: 11\nLying at James\nIsland\nfound Hamond\nin the mountain\ngot 15 turpin]\nboard but myself through the day at night the Capt boat\nreturned with 8 turpin and Hamond in a suffering condition\nhaving ben 36 hours with out victuls or drink in a hot\nscorching sun the 2 boats returned with 7 turpin\nbetween the[struck: m] 2 boats so we concluded to give upp turpining","plain":"Boats went ashore at James Island to hunt tortoises, leaving only one person aboard. The captain's boat returned with eight tortoises and rescued Hamond, who was suffering after 36 hours without food or water in scorching sun. The crew gave up hunting tortoises.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman rescued from mountain without water","quote":"Hamond in a suffering condition having ben 36 hours with out victuls or drink","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Collected giant tortoises","quote":"got 15 turpin","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"James Island"},{"date":"1832-10-12","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-90.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 12th At sunrise took the boats and steerd out to the ves\n[left margin: 12\nLying at James\nIsland\ntook 35 turpin\ngot under way\nstood out\nspoke the\nBark Bengal\nfrom NY]\nall hauls in the mountains where they can get\nwarter exsept a few cows that hages come down to lie ther\neggs they are full of eggs and they ar about the size\nof a goose egg and a perfict globe and the shell is hard\nMarch April and May is the best time to git turpin\nfor they are handy in the rany seasons feeding on\nthe low plains in the wet season at Noon Abbington\nbore NE and James Isl bore SSW saw a School of turpin","plain":"The crew sailed in moderate winds and saw a school of porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed egg-laying tortoises on James Island","quote":"they are full of eggs and they ar about the size of a goose egg and a perfict globe","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Took thirty-five terrapin at James Island","quote":"took 35 turpin","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Bengal","rig":"bark","port":"NY","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"James Island","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1832-10-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":0.2764,"lon":-91.6214,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 13th Commences Calm of Rock Redondo with a very little\n[left margin: [drawing: rock surrounded by birds and sharks]\nSHARKS]\nwind and saw nothing exsept finbacks porpuses it noon\nthe rouck bore SSW Dis 25 miles this D rock is sed\nto be 190 feet out of water and perpintuculer up and\ndown on all sides and a grate Dis from the main land\nwe have kept James Isl with about 60 turpin on bord","weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm winds near Roca Redonda, seeing only finback whales, porpoises, and sharks. The keeper noted the rock stands 190 feet straight up out of the water, with about 60 Galapagos tortoises aboard from James Island.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Passed sheer rock surrounded by sharks","quote":"this D rock is sed to be 190 feet out of water and perpintuculer","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"porpuses"}],"where":"near land","place":"Rock Redondo","via":[[-90.95,0.25]],"plate":"nature.porpoises-a","at":"roca-redonda"},{"date":"1832-10-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":0.2698,"lon":-91.6786,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 14th Commences Calm and light wind from SW steering Down\n[left margin: [whale drawing: spouting whale, showing left side]\n[whale stamp]\n21 bls]\nfrom the rock at 3 PM saw a school of Sperm whales\nto the windward and part of with all 3 boats and I be took\nout all the line and the Capt boat sucseded in larving\nhim up to the whales [illegible] lost him line and all\nat 4 PM took him along side a young bull but thic\nin bot so D not se my more winds the D D","wind":[["first","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After spotting a school of sperm whales, the crew put out all three boats. Though one boat lost a whale along with its line, they managed to catch a young bull whale yielding 21 barrels and bring it alongside.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1832-10-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":0.2632,"lon":-91.7357,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 15th Cruising to Lof the rock with it in site all the\n[left margin: [whale stamp]]\nPM saw a sail to SW just before noon but she soon\nwent out of site the whole number about 30 bls","plain":"The ship cruised in sight of the rock, spotted another ship that soon passed out of sight, and took a whale that yielded about 30 barrels of oil.","where":"near land","place":"the rock","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1832-10-16","events":[],"lat":0.2566,"lon":-91.7928,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 16th Still cruising of the rock and saw nothing exsept the\nLatt 27 North same barque the rock at noon bore SE So Ends the Dy\n[left margin: Air 77°]","plain":"They continued cruising off the rock and saw nothing except the same bark.","where":"near land","place":"the rock"},{"date":"1832-10-17","events":[],"lat":0.25,"lon":-91.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 17 Cruising of the rock and at 6 PM spoke the Barque\n[left margin: [drawing of house flag in circle with cross/lines]\nBark\nBengall\nof London\n120 bls 17]\nMusena of London Capt May 6 1/2 months out\nwith 120 bls Capt May spent the evening on\nboard of the Bengal and kept Company through the\nnight for his blacksmith to do some work for the\nBengal at noon the rock bore N Dis 7 miles it Latt\nis 15' North Long 91:51 West it lies WNW from Cipe\nBarkley we got news from this Barque the\nEnglish send off their vitt oil of the horn to Eng the\nBark is the poor whaleing ground if this is\nthe whaleing ground in the pacifick I shall\nbe for the Atlantick 203 Days out","plain":"While cruising off the rock, the crew met the bark Musena of London. Captain May came aboard for the evening and stayed nearby overnight so his blacksmith could do work for the Bengal.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper despaired over Pacific whaling grounds","quote":"if this is the whaleing ground in the pacifick I shall be for the Atlantick","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Musena","rig":"bark","port":"London","captain":"May","months_out":6,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"the rock","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1832-10-18","events":[],"lat":1.1667,"lon":-92.8416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 18th at 8 AM parted with the Morena and took 2 boats and went to rock after fresh fish caught two bbl and a keg of yellow fish come on board and found one of our oil had begun to leak so hove out and found the leak between Adamwarth and buffaloes. So Ends.","plain":"The crew parted company with the Morena and sent two boats to a rock to catch fresh fish, bringing back two barrels and a keg of yellow fish. Back aboard, they discovered and repaired a leaking oil cask.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught two barrels of fish","quote":"went to rock after fresh fish caught two bbl and a keg of yellow fish","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Morena","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"rock","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1832-10-19","events":[],"lat":0.0556,"lon":-93.8333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 19th Gentle trades from S by E steering on the wind SW by W and saw fish and fowls employed in middle stitching of a fore sail. Latt22North Long93:50W.","wind":[["whole","S by E","light"]],"plain":"Under gentle trade winds, the crew saw fish and seabirds while working on restitching a foresail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-1.0556,"lon":-95.8167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 20th Genttel trades from S E Stiring S W and\nLatt 33 South Saw Sevril fin backs Employed in middle stiching\nLong 95:49 W sails this puts me in veion of better luik\nAir 74","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Gentle trade winds. The crew saw several finback whales and mended sails, which gave the keeper hope for better luck.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper hoped for better luck","quote":"this puts me in veion of better luik","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-10-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-2.1667,"lon":-99.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 21st Genttle S E trades Stiring S W Saw fin backs\nLatt 2:10 S fish flying do this day 2 1/2 dys out witt 252 lbs of oil\nLong 99=41 W","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under gentle trade winds and saw finback whales and flying fish.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw flying fish","quote":"fish flying","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-22","events":[],"lat":-3.6667,"lon":-99.8417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 22nd Fine wind from S E Stiring S W Employed\nLatt 3:40 S in middle stiching and found a strong Curnt\nLong 10=14 seting to the W S\nAir 74","wind":[["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"Sailing under fine winds from the southeast, the crew was busy mending sails while navigating a strong current setting to the west-southwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-23","events":[],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-100.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuseday 23rd Fine E S E wind and Stared S W untit mid\nLatt 4:40 S night then Laid the head yards to the mast\nLong 100:00\nAir 74","wind":[["whole","ESE",""]],"plain":"Fine winds as they steered southwest until midnight, then stopped and waited. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-5.2833,"lon":-102.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 24th Brick trades from E S E Stiring S W untill\nLatt 5:17 S Sun set then W through the night under the\ntop sails only latter part W S W saw fin backs\nLong 10:2:6 fouls flying fish and had som shours of rain throuh\nAir 75 the night Employed in seem stiching","wind":[["whole","ESE","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"They sailed with brisk trade winds and occasional night rain showers, seeing finback whales, seabirds, and flying fish while the crew stitched seams.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.8,"lon":-103.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 25th Strong trades from E S E Stiring W by S and\nLatt 4:43 S at night Laid head yard a back saw fin backs\nLong 103:17 fouls but no hops loff doing Americay at present\nAir 72","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew saw finback whales and seabirds but had no success. The keeper noted there were \"no hops [hopes] of doing Americay at present.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented lack of success","quote":"no hops loff doing Americay at present","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw fouls","quote":"saw fin backs\nLong 103:17 fouls","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-10-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-4.7333,"lon":-104.0166,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 26th Strong trades from E S E Stiring N employed\nNo Obs in reparing the Spanker and fitted to hoist and\nthen Stard S W by W and in morning saw meny\nSperm whales to the liward going to the N W and\nlowred the boats all the luck it Spurted Squals of rain\nand got just near anuff to prick one and firden[?]\nthen of no luck to L Boat So Ends no whales\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew repaired and hoisted the spanker. In the morning they spotted many sperm whales and put the boats out in squalls of rain, getting just close enough to prick one before they escaped.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-104.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 27th Strong trades Almost gale of wind frist part\nLatt 4:40 S tached Sevril times in hope to Cointercept the whales\nLong 104:45 going to leward but it was so rugged that there was\nAir 70 not much charnce for us barnut sevrin them\nlatter part Smort Spurt of rain So Ends","wind":[["first","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"In near-gale winds, the crew turned the ship several times trying to intercept whales heading downwind, but the rough seas ruined their chances.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-4.375,"lon":-104.6166,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 28th Strong trades from E S E And at 9 A M saw\nwhales off the weather beam heading to leward\nlowred and suceeded in prutting 2 Irons in to a\nLarge whale when he took the Line in his jow\nand Bit it of and went to the windwrd with\nthe School and ware soon out of Site it is hard\nto lose 4 whales in 3 dys but tis a long strings\nof bad luck that has no End 219 dys out\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\nLost line [drawing of whale with tail severed]","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew put boats out and struck a large whale with two harpoons, but it bit the line in two and escaped with the rest of the school.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented losing four whales in three days","quote":"it is hard to lose 4 whales in 3 dys but tis a long strings of bad luck that has no End","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-10-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.0833,"lon":-104.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 29th Strong trades and at 7 A M tacked to S in\nLatt 5:05 hopes to fall in with the whales coming to the\nLong 104:29 leward at 1 AM tacked to N E and Saw finbacks dolphin\nflying fish fowls","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed under strong trade winds hoping to intercept whales, and saw finback whales, dolphins, flying fish, and sea birds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw dolphin","quote":"Saw finbacks dolphin","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.5333,"lon":-104.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 30th Strong trades from S E and Squaly with rain\nLatt 4:32 S ruged while twice under double reefs saw nothing\nLg 104:20 W luff [illegible] all so takey finbacks and he went in a unmore [whale stamp]","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Squally weather with rain and strong winds forced the crew to shorten sail. They saw finback whales, but had no success.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-10-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.4333,"lon":-105.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 31th Almost a gale of wind from E first part saw breaches\nLatt 4:30 S and run for them but could not make them out So Ends\nLong 104:30 W","wind":[["first","E","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Near-gale winds blew from the east. They saw whale breaches and ran toward them, but could not make out what they were.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-01","events":[],"lat":-4.5333,"lon":-106.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday November first A gale of wind from E lard under 2 topsails\nLatt 4:32 S and 2 stay sails at daylight made sail and steerd\nLong 106 WNE by E and Saw 2 ships one off the lee beam one off the weather\nbeam we a head at noon Spoke the one a head\nthe Wm & Eliza of N Bedford Capt Brennan 11 months\nout 260 bbls So Ends this day\n[drawing: flag]\n[drawing: whale tail] [drawing: whale tail] 2","wind":[["whole","E","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"After weathering a gale under reduced sail, the crew set more sail at daylight. They saw two ships and met the William & Eliza of New Bedford at noon.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wm & Eliza","rig":"","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Brennan","months_out":11,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1832-11-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-3.5,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 2nd Strong S E trades and steerd N E tacked at 9 A M\nLatt 3:30 S and Saw jumpers latter more modrate with the bree\nLong 105 at hard work and up anxious to get Sperm heads So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Under trade winds, the crew saw jumping whales and were hard at work, eager to find sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper eager to find sperm whales","quote":"at hard work and up anxious to get Sperm heads","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-11-03","events":[],"lat":-4.0667,"lon":-105.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 3rd Fine weather the whole 24 hours Steering to the S\nLatt 4:14 S latter part saw a Ship far a head but no whales this 24\nLong 105:10 W","plain":"Fine weather throughout the day as the ship steered south. Toward the end of the day they spotted a ship far ahead, but saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-104.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 4th Fine weather and gentle trades at 1 P M the Ship that\nLatt 4:40 S was a head passed about 4 miles to the windward and\nLong 104:40 at 4 P M saw her manouvering and steered for her and\nsoon found 4 of her boats fast to a Spong whale saw\nmore but they were off so we had no chance so there\nour skill the Ship was new with white sides vernished\nwaist we passed within a 1/4 a mile of her and my henty\nto her boats that were fast So Ends this day in 13 bbls of water\n[drawing: flag]\n1, [drawing: whale tail]","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"They saw another ship ahead, steered toward her, and found four of her boats harpooned to a sperm whale. Other whales were seen fleeing, giving the crew no chance to strike.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-05","events":[],"lat":-4.65,"lon":-104.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 5th Strong trades from E S E and at 1 P M saw a Ship to lward\nLatt 4:39 S keeping up before the wind and we kept to but soon found\nLong 104:55 her Saw no thing then hauled to the latter 10 spsail\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] 2","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued. They followed a ship running before the wind, but soon learned that it had seen nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 6th Fine weather and Saw a Sail in the lee quarter\nLatt 4:40 S and Several finbacks and porpuses but no whales\nLong 105 W\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] 2","plain":"Fine weather. The crew sighted another vessel, along with several finback whales and porpoises, but saw no whales to hunt.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-07","events":[],"lat":-4.5,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wendsday 7th Strong E S E trades and plesent weather and at\nLatt 4:52 S 8 A M Spoke the Richard Mitchell of Nantucket Capt\nLong 105 W Coffin 12 months out 700 bls the ships that we saw\nSun day was the Reu jath of N Bedford Capt Bennet we\ngot news from N york of the cologe visiting there there\n[drawing: flag]\n1, 2","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"They met and exchanged news with the Richard Mitchell of Nantucket, Captain Coffin, twelve months into its voyage with 700 barrels of oil. They also learned the identity of a ship seen Sunday and received news from New York that cholera had broken out there.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Heard news of cholera visiting New York","quote":"got news from N york of the cologe visiting there","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Richard Mitchell","rig":"","port":"Nantucket","captain":"Coffin","months_out":12,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Reu Jath","rig":"","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Bennet","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1832-11-08","events":[],"lat":-4.4,"lon":-104.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 8th Strong trades from E S E with heve squals of rain at\nLatt 4:24 S 5 P M the Richard passed about 5 miles to the windward [struck: had] [illegible]\nLong 104:09 to the S we are heading to the N E 8 got blaskit to\n[whale stamp] 1 S and saw nothing","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Strong trade winds brought heavy rain squalls. The Richard passed about five miles to windward, but no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-09","events":[],"lat":-4.6833,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 9th Strong trades from E S E and steerd to the S until\nLatt 4:41 3 A M and then tacked to N E at 4 P M saw a Ship a head\nLong 104 W lying bye a whale that we hailed the R Mitchell\nlatter part saw her to the leward luting in and\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] 2 Saw nothing for to fill ups the Bengal So Ends\n18 225 Days Out","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"They met the ship R. Mitchell, which was stopped by a whale and later seen stripping its blubber. The crew saw no whales of their own to fill their ship.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"R Mitchell","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1832-11-10","events":[],"lat":-4.3333,"lon":-104.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 9th Strong trades from E S E and Steard to the S until\nLatt 4=20 S 6 A M then tacked to N E and at noon saw a Ship off\nLng 104=42 W her beem suposed to be the R Mitchell strong trades\nAir 83 and squally with rain all the time So Ends squally","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"They sailed through strong trade winds and persistent rain squalls, sighting a ship thought to be the R Mitchell off the beam.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-11","events":[],"lat":-4.7333,"lon":-105.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sundag 10th This day the same Cry man on board wishing for better\nLatt 4=44 S times & we d dont blame them So Ends with heav squals\nLng 105=20 of dis contentment\nAir 80","plain":"The crew remained discontented, \"wishing for better times,\" and the keeper noted that he did not blame them, ending the day with heavy squalls of discontent.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper sympathized with crew's discontent","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-11-12","events":[],"lat":-4.3167,"lon":-104.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mon day 11th Begins with fresh trades from E S E Steiring to\nLatt 4=17 S S E at sunset tacked to N E in Co the Shipe [struck: Barzalai]\nLng 104=37 in site about 9 miles off the weathen beem Steiring\nAir 76 to N E saw a nother for to windward in the morning a\nSaw a Shipe far a Stearn Steiring to Smith [struck: to the N E]","wind":[["first","ESE","fresh"]],"plain":"They sailed under fresh trade winds, sighting two other ships in the distance, but had no contact with them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-13","events":[],"lat":-3.3333,"lon":-104.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuisday 12th Strong winds from S E by E Standing to the N E\nLatt 3=20 S with Smort squals no thing to be sene but a sharpe sea\nLng 104=6 W Employed in bending Sails\nAir 77","wind":[["whole","SE by E","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced strong winds, squalls, and a rough sea while sailing northeast. The crew spent the day bending sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-3.1667,"lon":-103.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 13th Strong troades saw a Small School of blaekfish\nLatt 3=10 S and low fish and stood to N E until 10 A M then tacke\nLng 103=27 W to the agoin So end this day with nothing\nAir 78","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed under strong trade winds and saw a small school of pilot whales, but had nothing more to report.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-104.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 14th Strong trades from S E Steiring S S W and saw\nLatt 4=40 S a School of black fish latter part saw kill fish but nothing\nLng 104=48 to make Sperm Oil and that what we want to find now\nAir 77","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"They had strong trade winds and saw a school of pilot whales and some killer whales, but found \"nothing to make Sperm Oil and that what we want to find now.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Wanted sperm whales, not pilot whales","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-11-16","events":[],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-104.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 15th All this day my fine weather and a batifull chanse\nLatt 4=00 S to look out from masthead but saw nothing So Ends\nLng 104=30","plain":"Fine weather gave a good chance to look out from the masthead, but nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-17","events":[],"lat":-4.8333,"lon":-104.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 16th Comes in with fine and kept up N E and at 8 AM\nLatt 4=50 S Saw a Sail a head and tacked to N E and at sunset\nLng 104=44 tacked to S and at daylight saw the same Shipe","plain":"Fine weather as the ship continued northeast. They sighted a ship ahead in the morning, tacked toward it, and saw the same vessel again at daylight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-18","events":[],"lat":-4.8333,"lon":-105.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 18th Moderate trades from E and Steard W until sunst\nLatt 4=50 S then spoke the Ship Barzilai of N Bedford Capt Bennet\nLng 105=30 10 1/2 months out 150 lbs laid with main topsail\nat back through the night steard S W through\nthe latter part saw a Shipe ahead steiring to the S\nbut saw no whales we herd a grate com plaint\nfrom this Ship on a count of there living on board\n[drawing: hand pointing right] Whale fishing is starving bussines with","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"They met the ship Barzillai of New Bedford, whose crew made \"a great complaint\" about their poor provisions. The keeper noted, \"Whale fishing is starving business with [them].\"","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew of spoken ship complained of starvation","quote":"we herd a grate com plaint from this Ship on a count of there living on board","interest":5},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Barzilai","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Bennet","months_out":10,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1832-11-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-3.8667,"lon":-105.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mondag 18th Fine weather and Steard N E and at 2 P M\nLatt 3=54 spoke the Ship ganges of Barstable Capt Clark\nLng 105=45 8 months out 250 lbs and Laid with the main\ntopsail at back through the night latter part\nsteard N and saw a Shipe for to the leeward but\nAir 77 whales a palenty of fliging on board off this Shipe\nganges and hard living is all the crie","plain":"They met the ship Ganges of Barnstable, learning of harsh conditions aboard her. Later, they spotted another ship to leeward and saw plenty of whales.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Reports of hard living aboard the Ganges","quote":"a palenty of fliging on board off this Shipe ganges and hard living is all the crie","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Ganges","rig":"ship","port":"Barstable","captain":"Clark","months_out":8,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1832-11-20","events":[],"lat":-4.7,"lon":-106.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 19th fine weather and no whales at 2 P M spake about\nLatt 4=42 S 3 miles to the wind ward of a Shipe standing to the\nLng 106=27 N E and we won Shipe bend Stand to the South","plain":"Fine weather, with no whales seen. At 2 p.m., they met a ship three miles to windward that was heading northeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-21","events":[],"lat":-4.3611,"lon":-106.2111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 20th Beautifull weather and no whales this puts\n2 35 Days more mind up better when hope is almost failing\nOut he and is the only sors to fhuto in case of hard\nfortune for with out that evry one wold give\n[whale tail] up with dispair","plain":"With beautiful weather and no whales seen, the keeper reflected that hope was all that kept them from giving up in despair 235 days into the voyage.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Reflected on hope during hard times","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-11-22","events":[],"lat":-4.0222,"lon":-105.9722,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 22nd.th Fine weather and no whales to trouble us and the\nNo Obs men discoraged but I hope we shall be rewarded by them soon","plain":"Fine weather brought no whales, leaving the crew discouraged, though the keeper hoped they would be rewarded soon.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted crew was discouraged","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-11-23","events":[],"lat":-3.6833,"lon":-105.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 23rd Plesent weather and no whales this day the Coptst struck\nLett 5=01 S a dolphin and he went off with the grains and some of the\nLay 105=44 W men a putting or pursling out there borys and spun yearn\nAn 72","plain":"Pleasant weather with no whales seen. The captain harpooned a dolphin, but it escaped with the fish spear. The crew worked on their gear and made spun yarn.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Dolphin escaped with the spear","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-24","events":[],"lat":-4.5,"lon":-105.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 24th Strong trades and puff weather and pout a new sett of\nLett 4=50 S maizen staystay sail howeds saw dolphin fly fish shi[illegible]e jacks\nLay 104=46","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew bent new staysails and saw dolphins, flying fish, and skipjacks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-25","events":[],"lat":-5.1333,"lon":-106.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 25 Strong trades from E and steard S until sett it then\nLett 4=08 S tacked this is hard luck S S W N E T R T A S\nLay 106=03","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed south in strong trade winds before turning. The keeper lamented, writing, \"this is hard luck.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-26","events":[],"lat":-4.75,"lon":-105.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Strong trades from E and steard N E and at 8 A M\nLett 4=44 S tacked to S E and at daylight saw a ships just in\nLay 104=44 site of D:M: of the weather been steering to the\nAn 77 N under short sail and at 10 A M saw nothing","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew tacked ship and briefly sighted another vessel in the distance at daylight, but saw nothing more by mid-morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-27","events":[],"lat":-4.2667,"lon":-105.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 27th Strong trades from E S E steering to N E until\nLett 4=16 S 7 A M then tacked at 5 A M saw a sail to North\nLay 105=20\nWest","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in strong trade winds, turning course in the morning. They sighted a ship to the northwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-28","events":[],"lat":-4.1333,"lon":-105.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wenesday 28th Strong trades and at 11 P M spoke the\nLett 4=08 S Ganges again she had gut 60 bls since we spoke\nLay 105:04 her on the 19th but we have sene nothing with our\nmast heads well mand my hard luck under this","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew met the Ganges again, which had taken 60 barrels of oil since they last spoke. The keeper lamented their own \"hard luck,\" having seen nothing despite keeping a good lookout.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented their hard luck","quote":"we have sene nothing with our mast heads well mand my hard luck","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Ganges","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1832-11-29","events":[],"lat":-3.55,"lon":-104.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 29th.th Strong trades and steard to the S until\nLett 3=23 S sun set then tacked to N E at 10 A M saw a sail to winded\nLay 104=20","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued as the ship steered south, then turned northeast at sunset. A sail was sighted upwind the next morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-11-30","events":[],"lat":-2.2,"lon":-103.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 30th.th Gentle winds from S E and steard N E at 8 A M\nLett 2=12 S sent the ship to windward some two miles her manclapid\nLay 103:27 spoke us a few minuets and then kept off N tacked\nship and stood to S untill 4 P M then to the Northward","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Gentle winds; the crew spoke briefly with another vessel before both ships continued on their separate courses.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Her Manclapid","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1832-12-01","events":[],"lat":-1.2833,"lon":-103.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 1st.th First and middle part gentle winds from S E\nLett 1=19 S stearing on the wind at 6 latter part strong trades\nLay 103=30 and a strong Westly currant saw nothing","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with gentle winds that shifted to strong trades; saw nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-0.9625,"lon":-102.9167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 2nd Strong trades from S S E and stiring E N E\nLett 23. South saw fin backs blackfish and a very strong currant seting to W\nLay 101:55","wind":[["whole","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship steered east-northeast, noting a strong current setting to the west. The crew sighted finback and pilot whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-03","events":[],"lat":-0.6417,"lon":-101.6333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mondoy 3rd Plesent weather and saw porpouses and 5 or 6 at masthead\nLett 22: South all the time we shilled a Boar to day the lost of our Faber hogs\nLay 101:18 we have spanish hogs on board they dont undrst engli\nAn 59","plain":"With pleasant weather, the crew saw porpoises and kept five or six men at the masthead. They killed a boar, the last of their hogs, noting they still had Spanish hogs on board that \"dont undrst engli.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Joked that Spanish hogs did not understand English","quote":"we have spanish hogs on board they dont undrst engli","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw porpouses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1832-12-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":3}],"lat":-0.3209,"lon":-101.7083,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 4th.th Gentle winds from S E stearing E N E saw rain\nNo Obs and spouts at 6½ saw a large sperm whales going N\n[drawing] [drawing] soon saw 2 more found a wreck and atter them until\nsunset the boats got within a ships length of them\nseveral times but they were very shy and runed\nthe wind before the boats cold git on to them so end","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew spotted a large sperm whale and soon saw two more near a wreck. They put out the boats and chased them until sunset, repeatedly getting close, but the whales were too shy to catch.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sighted a wreck","quote":"found a wreck and atter them until sunset","interest":3,"topic":"wrecks"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1832-12-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":0,"lon":-101.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wenesday 5th.th At 7 A M hailed out from mast head for a school\nLett 90. N and run up with it and saw porpouses blackfish\nLay 101:17 shipjacks flyfish gouys boys chicking and tropic bds\nWest Just number but nothing that wel make\n19 Sperm Oil 2=48 Sze Cut","plain":"The masthead called out a school of sea life that turned out to be porpoises, pilot whales, skipjacks, flying fish, seabirds, and tropicbirds, but nothing that would make sperm oil.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Masthead sighted dense mix of marine life","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw skipjacks","quote":"shipjacks flyfish","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw birds including tropicbirds","quote":"gouys boys chicking and tropic bds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":2.3333,"lon":-102.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 6th  Bresefull weather Steering to E N E untill sunset\nLatt 20 N  when we found a strong current setting to the Westward\nLong 102=35 W  and Stood to the S W  and saw blackfish ship so ends\nAir 78","plain":"Breezy weather with a strong westward current. They saw pilot whales and ended the day heading southwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":1.2333,"lon":-103.125,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 7th  Fine trades from S E steering S S E at 6½ A M\n[whale drawing]\n[whale drawing]\n32 bls\ndiscovered a quate many bull whales [struck: suceadin]\nshie the ings &c and saved one the other was lost got fore\ntook the whale a long side and at noon commenced cuting\nin and saw more breaches far to the leard but the\nhead on and [struck: boat] cut the [struck: b] body in on the ruler the\nthe stove one of the boats a little So ends","wind":[["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"In fine trade winds, the crew spotted many bull sperm whales. They harpooned two, but lost one and saved the other, which yielded 32 barrels. A whale stove one of the boats during the action.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Whale stove a boat","quote":"the stove one of the boats a little","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1832-12-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":0.1333,"lon":-103.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 8th  At 4 P M lowered all 3 boats and pulled after the whales\nLatt 00=08 N  but they were going eze out to leward but could not get\nLong 103=47 [illegible]  near at sunsit took up the boats and steard a way the\nAir 82  head and at 10 P M began to boil latter part saw noth[struck: ing]\nto shorten the Voiage wich is aften the case with\nblack fish hunters So ends","plain":"The crew put out all three boats to chase whales heading downwind, but could not get close. After retrieving the boats at sunset, they began boiling blubber at 10 P.M.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented hunting pilot whales","quote":"saw noth[struck: ing] to shorten the Voiage wich is aften the case with black fish hunters","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1832-12-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-2.0,"lon":-103.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 9th  Gentle winds from S steering E S E untill 10\nLatt 02:00 S  A M then tacked with the wind S E and finished\nLong 103=34  boiling about mid night the whale make 32 bls saw\nAir 78  saw [illegible] thing but sperme whales So ends","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","SE",""]],"plain":"The crew finished boiling oil around midnight, yielding 32 barrels. They saw sperm whales during the day.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1832-12-10","events":[],"lat":-1.6666,"lon":-104.1583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mondy 10th  At 1 P M tacked to N E and saw a large bone\nshark right under the bow wich we took to be a\nspeme whale So ends the Drip [drawing] [illegible]","plain":"The crew turned the ship to the northeast and saw a large basking shark right under the bow, which they initially mistook for a sperm whale.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Mistook a shark for a sperm whale","quote":"saw a large bone shark right under the bow wich we took to be a speme whale","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-1.3333,"lon":-104.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 11th  Fine S E trades and stood to S S W took ship in\nLatt 1=20 S  saw fourte eggs thing but spem whales\nLong 104=49 W","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine trade winds as they sailed south-southwest, but saw nothing except sperm whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-2.85,"lon":-104.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 12th  Fine S E trades Steering S W saw a school of\nLatt 2:51 S  finback the leatter part wind at E and laid up S S W\nLong 104:39 W\nAir 78","wind":[["first","SE",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Fine trade winds as they sailed southwest. They saw a school of finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-4.0667,"lon":-104.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 13th  At 1 P M saw a school of Sperm whales lowred\nLatt 4:04 S  all 3 boats and after them but thay were going eze\nLong 104:30 W  out to the windward so pulled them same as in all So Ends\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]","plain":"Early in the afternoon, the crew sighted a school of sperm whales and put out three boats to give chase, but the whales were heading quickly into the wind.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1832-12-14","events":[],"lat":-4.8667,"lon":-104.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 14th  Strong trades and stood to the S S E and at 4\nLatt 4:52 S  P M saw a bright of the weathen beem a Ship\nLong 109:50  as boiling at sunrize passed to leward of her a\nAir 78  Bark at 10 A M tacked to N E and saw nothing","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed under strong trade winds, spotting a ship boiling blubber in the afternoon and passing downwind of a bark at sunrise.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1832-12-15","events":[],"lat":-4.7333,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Senday 15th  Strong trades and at 1 P M saw the Barque\nLatt 4:44 S  had cominsing and stood for her and when we\nLong 105:00 W  gut up to her she had a large whale a long side\n[drawing of flag]  it was the Leader of N Bedford Capt Chase\n23 months out 900 bls she will 1200 when full","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds. The crew headed toward a bark and found it was the Leader of New Bedford, Captain Chase, 23 months into its voyage with 900 barrels of oil, cutting in a large whale alongside.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Leader","rig":"bark","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Chase","months_out":23,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1832-12-16","events":[],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-104.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mondy 16th  Strong trades from E S E and stood to N W and\nLatt 4:41 South  saw the Barque of the weather beam in part 5 P M\nLong 105:20  tacked to the S and laid with the main yard aback\n[drawing of flag]  at sunrize won to S E and saw a ship to the S W\nand 2 more of the lee beam spoke one of the them the\nBishan Mitchell Capt Wayne 13 months out 1000 bls at\n10 A M stood off and saw a sail a head So End\n257 days out\nsaw 5 Sail\n[illegible]","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed under strong trade winds, spotting five other ships. They met and exchanged news with the Bishan Mitchell, Captain Wayne, thirteen months into its voyage with 1,000 barrels of oil.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Bishan Mitchell","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"Wayne","months_out":13,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1832-12-17","events":[],"lat":-4.65,"lon":-104.8333},{"date":"1832-12-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-4.6333,"lon":-105.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 17th   Comences with fresh trades from E by N and Steard from\nLat 4:38 S   N to NW Steard to the S thoraugh the night and at\nLng 105:20   sunrise saw many large whales cloase to the be quite at\n  home and struck one and took him a long side about\n74 bls   11 AM with strong trades and Squaly and rig rugged\n[whale stamp]   No and saw 3 ships to the windward So Ends thes day","wind":[["first","E by N","fresh"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"At sunrise they saw many large whales, harpooned one, and brought it alongside by about 11 a.m. in squally weather, yielding about 74 barrels of oil. Three other ships were in sight.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1832-12-19","events":[],"lat":-4.6333,"lon":-105.8667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 18th   Begins with almost a gale of wind at 2 PM\n  hooked on and cut of the head and beat in the boddy at run\n  down latter part strong trades and rig rugged and So End","wind":[["first","","gale"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Amid near-gale winds, the crew hooked onto a whale, cut off its head, and stripped blubber from the body. The day ended with strong trade winds and rough seas.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1832-12-20","events":[],"lat":-4.6333,"lon":-106.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 19th   Gentle S E trades and wore to S SW finished boaling\nLat 4 = 38 S   at 1 P M the whale makeing 74 bls latter part\nLng 106 = 24   employed in Cooper[illegible] and Breakeing out the hobe\nAir 78","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Under gentle trade winds, the crew finished boiling blubber, which yielded 74 barrels of oil. Later, they worked on cooperage and broke out the hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1832-12-21","events":[],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-106.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 20th   At 4 P M Begun to Breake out in the main hatcke\nLat 4 = 40 S   and cought a mouse for the first latter part Stand down\nLng 106:00   under the fine E SE trades So Ends","wind":[["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"The crew began shifting provisions in the main hatch and caught a mouse. They continued sailing with fine trade winds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a mouse in the hatch","quote":"cought a mouse for the first","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.3833,"lon":-106.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 21st   Fine E S E trades and steard to the N Carier short\nLat 4 = 38 S   Sail finishin stone down at sunset at 8 AM tacked\nLng 106 = 11   to the S and made sail at 1/2 pt 11 A M caled out for\nAir 78   a breach of the lee beam run for it but no more","wind":[["whole","ESE",""]],"plain":"Fine weather with easterly trades. The crew finished stowing down oil at sunset, and in the morning sailed after a breaching whale off the lee beam, but saw nothing more of it.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1832-12-23","events":[],"lat":-4.5333,"lon":-106.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 22nd   Strong winds and Squalls and Stood to S\nLat 4.32 S   saw nothing worth putting down So End\nLng 106.33","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong winds and squalls forced the ship south, with nothing notable seen all day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-24","events":[],"lat":-4.5333,"lon":-107.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 23rd   Strong winds from E S E and stood to the S\nLat 4 = 32 S   until midnight then wore ship and haid with the main\nLng 107 = 10   top sail a back through the night saw a sail astarn\nAir 78","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the ship turned and stopped for the night under reduced sail. A ship was spotted astern.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.8333,"lon":-107.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 24th   Brutif weather and Stood to N W and at\nLat 4 = 50. S   day light saw a st School of Sperm whales going to\nLng 107 = 33 W   windward lowered a way but they ware going so\nEye out   fast could not strik[illegible] and then stood to the S\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]   and 1/2 past 11 saw more going to windward junk\n  and Eye out it is bisinis dy to dy and they wer an\n  a Brig to se wich can go the fastest through the water","plain":"They spotted a school of sperm whales at daylight and put out the boats, but the whales were moving too fast to harpoon. Later in the morning, they saw more whales heading into the wind.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted a busy day racing a brig","quote":"it is bisinis dy to dy and they wer an a Brig to se wich can go the fastest","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1832-12-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.8333,"lon":-107.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 25th   At 10 AM Saw a School of Sperm whales going to\nLat 4 = 40 S   windward with full speed loard but could not strike an\nLng 107 = 26   at sunset saw more to leward and in the morning saw\n[flag drawing]   a sail far to windward stiring to the S W at noon\n  he crossed the stearn and spoke it was the\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]   Younger he had got nothing since we spoke him\n  on the 28th we herd from the Catharine with\n  300 bls the Bengal 250 this is hard luck and nuff","plain":"They chased a school of sperm whales swimming fast to windward but could not harpoon any, and saw more at sunset. They met the Younger and heard news of other ships, with the keeper lamenting their \"hard luck.\"","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Younger","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1832-12-27","events":[],"lat":-4.5333,"lon":-107.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 26th   Strong trades from S E stiring to S S W and\nLat 4:32 S   sail with the head yards a back through the night latter part\nLng 107.12   more modrate So Ends Stirings N E by N","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as they sailed through the night, moderating later in the day. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-28","events":[],"lat":-4.8667,"lon":-106.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 28th   First part saw a sail to windward running before the\nLat 4 = 52 S   wind at 3 P M he crossed the Stearn it was the\nLng 106 = 21 [struck: Fair]   Caroline of N Bedford Capt Bunker 12 months out with\n20   350 bls so ends stiring N E 2 PM Eye out","plain":"They met the Caroline of New Bedford, Captain Bunker, twelve months into its voyage with 350 barrels of oil, as she crossed their stern.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Caroline","rig":"","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Bunker","months_out":12,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1832-12-29","events":[],"lat":-1.2,"lon":-103.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday of 29th Fine winds from S E Steering N E and saw\nLatt 12 North fouls fish and expect evy thay but sperm whales\nLong 103=09","wind":[["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"With fine winds, they steered northeast and saw sea fowl and fish, with the keeper wryly noting they expected to see everything except sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper joked they saw everything except whales","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1832-12-30","events":[],"lat":1.3167,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday of 30th Fine weather and the out S. E and Steerd N.E\nLatt 10.. North first site of the trino[illegible]an latter part repaired the coopers\nLong 105=00 whare it had started off the starbord side","plain":"Fine weather as the ship sailed northeast. The crew repaired the cooper's works where it had come loose on the right side.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1832-12-31","events":[],"lat":1.1667,"lon":-101.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mon dy 31st Moderate winds from S E Steiring N E and saw noth\nLatt 8=40 N\nLong 101=26 W Air 78°","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate winds, and nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":1.8,"lon":-99.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday January first 1833 Strong winds from S S E Steiring\nLatt 6=40 N E by N first part saw jumpers at 6 A M A Ship possed of\nLong 99=40 W the weather beam Steiring to S W for the And wore for us\nAir 72° [drawing] for an hour but she did not con doun to speake has manny whales","wind":[["whole","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the ship steered northeast by north. They saw jumping whales, and in the morning a ship turned toward them for an hour but did not come close enough to speak.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw jumpers (probably leaping dolphins)","quote":"first part saw jumpers","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-02","events":[],"lat":2.4834,"lon":-98.4,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednsdy 2nd Strong trades from E S E and Steird N E and saw\n[illegible] wones dolphin and fouls so End.","wind":[["whole","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship sailed northeast, spotting dolphins and sea birds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw dolphin","quote":"saw\n[illegible] wones dolphin","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw fowls","quote":"fouls so End","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-03","events":[],"lat":3.1667,"lon":-97.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 3rd Moderate trades from S E steiring N E and saw nothy\nLatt 3=40 N expect fouls fish and y westerly Current So End\nLong 97=08 W Air 80°","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate trade winds; nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-04","events":[],"lat":4.0,"lon":-95.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 4th Moderate trades from S E by S steiring E S E\nLatt 4=00 N latter part to much rain and saw nothing Employed in eve[illegible]\nLong 95=40 W","wind":[["whole","SE by S","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate trade winds, followed by heavy rain later in the day. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-05","events":[],"lat":4.7333,"lon":-92.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Moderate S S E trades steiring E N E latter part fine weathy\nLatt 4=49 N Long 92=20 West","wind":[["whole","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds and fine weather as the ship continued on course. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-06","events":[],"lat":5.3333,"lon":-93.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 6th Calme at Day leight had Shows of rain latter Clear\nLatt 4=20 N weather and a fine breeze and Steird S S E saw porpoises\nLong 93=10 W","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","rain","clear"],"plain":"Calm at daylight with rain showers, followed by clear weather and a fine breeze as the ship sailed south-southeast. Porpoises were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-07","events":[],"lat":4.0,"lon":-92.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 7th Fine breezes from W with all sail set Steiring\nLatt 4=00 N S S E took down the fore topsail and repaired it had\nLong 92. West much rain and saw porpoises and fouls fish So End","wind":[["whole","W","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed with every sail set through rainy weather while the crew repaired the fore-topsail. They saw porpoises, birds, and fish.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-08","events":[],"lat":2.65,"lon":-91.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 8th A Butyfull breeze from S W Steiring\nLatt 2=39 N S E and saw jumpers porpoises and a grate\nLong 91=06 fouls of diferent speaces I think this is the\nAir 80° heviest part of the Ocean I ever have experinced","wind":[["whole","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine sailing weather with a beautiful southwest breeze. The crew saw jumpers (probably leaping dolphins), porpoises, and many kinds of seabirds, leading the keeper to remark on the heavy seas.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted unusually heavy seas","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-1.65,"lon":-90.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 9th Fine weather with Shows of rain and Stood\nLatt 1=39 to the S E until 7 P M then tacked to W and\nLong 90=49 W tacked back a gain at 2 A M saw porpoises an\n[whale stamp] birds of all kinds 0 and boughted a spout aus So End.","weather":["rain"],"plain":"Fine weather with rain showers. The crew saw porpoises, various birds, and spotted a whale spout.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises and birds of all kinds","quote":"saw porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-90.45,-0.45],[-90.65,-0.45],[-90.75,-1.55]],"plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-01-10","events":[],"lat":1.3833,"lon":-90.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 10th Guitle winds from S S E and stoud to\nLatt 1=23 S W until 7 P M and then tacked and tacked\n\" North back at 2 A M saw porpoises cow fish Striped jackes\nand at 8 A M saw the Land Ablington beairing S S E\nDis 20 Leagues saw more leard [blot] the weather\nAblington being as we be almost evy day but Squaw head,\n[drawing] Ira A Poland has some better daze and in hopes\nto a gain 132 days from Salem","wind":[["whole","SSE","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under gentle winds and sighted porpoises, cowfish (small whales or dolphins), and striped jacks. In the morning, they spotted the island of Abington 20 leagues to the south-southeast, 132 days out from Salem.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew member showed improvement","quote":"Ira A Poland has some better daze and in hopes to a gain","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw cowfish (small whales or dolphins)","quote":"cow fish"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw striped jacks","quote":"Striped jackes","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"Ablington","via":[[-90.65,-0.45],[-90.45,-0.45]],"plate":"land.landfall-a"},{"date":"1833-01-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":1.05,"lon":-91.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 11th Em[struck: [illegible]]en with light airs from S S E and sterd to S S W\nLatt 1=08 N Tacked and wore sevel times saw finbacks porpiouses and\ncow fish skip jacks flyneg[struck: s] and Caught a Shark and at\nNoon Wenmans Island bore N N W Dis 7 leagues and\nAbingdon S E by S 1/2 S Ends no whales this day","wind":[["first","SSE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds as the ship turned several times near the Galápagos Islands. The crew saw finback whales, porpoises, cowfish (small whales or dolphins), skipjacks, and flying fish, and caught a shark.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Shark caught amidst varied marine life","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Wenmans Island"},{"date":"1833-01-12","events":[],"lat":0.75,"lon":-91.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 12th. First part calm and reain at Sunset ----\nLatt 45 N ruff\n[drawing: island]\nWenmans Island bore N W 1/2 W Dis 7 Leagues\nWenmans Isl\nlatter part wind S E and sterd on the wind at S S W\nat noon Wenmans Island bore N and the North\npart of Albemarl bore S E saw porpiouses\nand extremly warm and a strong Curent setting to N","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE",""]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed past Wenmans Island and Albemarle in extremely warm weather with calm seas and rain, spotting porpoises against a strong northward current.","where":"near land","place":"Wenmans Island"},{"date":"1833-01-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-0.75,"lon":-93.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 13th [drawing: island] Albemarl\nLatt 48 N\nLong 93 1/2 W\nbone\n[drawing: whale]\ntook his grue\nBegins with gentle winds from S S E Steiring\non the wind at S S W and saw meny finbacks and\nporpiouses baught one and Exspearenced a very strong\nCurent setting to Northward and strong tide ripps\nthe curent setting about 2 1/2 knots per hour","wind":[["first","SSE","light"]],"plain":"The crew saw many finbacks and porpoises and caught one porpoise. A strong current ran northward despite the tide.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw and caught porpoises","quote":"meny finbacks and\nporpiouses baught one"}],"where":"near land","place":"Albemarl","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-01-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":0.5833,"lon":-95.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 14th\nLatt 00=35\nLong 95=00\nDis 87\nVery Strong or ligth airs from S S E\nAnd steerd on the wind at S S W saw finbacks\ncowfish porpiouses blackfish fowls and a Very Strong\nCurent setting to the N O I can that ever I se[struck: n]\nborn to se a set of Cun morn a Nchle I af\nmen fre S of liberty I H P.S. P.S. W H P L. rig","wind":[["whole","SSE","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under light airs against a very strong current setting to the north. The crew saw finback whales, pilot whales, porpoises, cowfish (small whales or dolphins), and birds.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":0.4333,"lon":-97.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 15th\nLatt 46 North\nLong 97=00\nWest\nModrate winds from S S E steering on the\nwind at S W at Noon S S W and saw porpiouses\nfinbacks flyeing fish and infact almosed evey\nthing butt sperm whales and fand a strong Curent\nsetting to t Northward So Ends all well on bourd\nin the boddy but Not in the mind","wind":[["whole","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"They had moderate winds and spotted porpoises, finback whales, and flying fish—\"in fact almost everything but sperm whales.\" The keeper noted all was well aboard in body, \"but not in the mind.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":0.2833,"lon":-99.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 16th\nLatt 49 N\nLong 99=00\nWest\nCommences with Modrate winds from S S E\nSteiring on the wind at S W first a whole\nsail breeze saw finbacks Blackfish porpiouses flyfish\nSkipjacks But no Whales So ends bood time\nI S H G N R . I H [struck: P] [blot] S. H [struck: [illegible]] B D of Whaleling\n\nA Strong\nCurent setting\nto the [drawing: island and ship]\nNorthward 21","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"They had moderate winds and spotted finback whales, pilot whales, porpoises, flying fish, and skipjacks, but saw no whales to hunt.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw diverse marine life","quote":"saw finbacks Blackfish porpiouses flyfish Skipjacks","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-17","events":[],"lat":0.1333,"lon":-98.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 17th Fine weather and moderate winds\nLatt 0..08 N from S E and some Showers of rain and\nthe wind at S S W and S S W\nLong 78:39 Steered on\nwith a Strong Northly Current Saw 2\nKer 77 bonefish So Ends Dull times no whales","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"],["whole","SSW",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate winds, rain showers, and a strong northerly current. They saw bonefish, but the keeper lamented the \"dull times\" with no whales seen.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented dull times","quote":"So Ends Dull times no whales"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw two bonefish","quote":"Saw 2\nKer 77 bonefish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-01-18","events":[],"lat":-0.6667,"lon":-99.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 18th Fine weather and moderate [struck: winds] trades from S E\nLatt 0:40 S steered S W by S Latter part fresh trades\nLong 79:44 and Saw A Sunfish Louerd the boat and Caught\nTher 75° him he was very Large indeed I Should judge\n[drawing] he would weigh A ton and a half his liver\nfilled [illegible] barrell So Ends with the Capt cutting\nhim up to git oyl out for lamps and no\nwhales but a Strong Current setting to S E\nSo Ends with Light tirs of Emplamation and Strong\nBreases of Calentation No Squars heads in sit dull times [drawing]","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate trade winds. The crew saw a massive sunfish, put out a boat, and caught it. Estimated at a ton and a half, its liver filled a barrel, and the captain cut it up for lamp oil.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a massive sunfish","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-19","events":[],"lat":-1.6667,"lon":-101.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 19th Begins with fresh trades from S E Steering\nLatt 1:40 S S S W first And middle part moderate and\nLongs 101-18 Saw nothing excep porpouses and a Strong current\nChronometer Setting to the Northward So Ends this day","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["first","","moderate"],["middle","","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed southwest in moderate trade winds, seeing nothing except porpoises and a strong current setting northward.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"Saw nothing excep porpouses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-01-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":2}],"lat":-3.0,"lon":-101.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 20th [struck: Fine] plesant weather and moderate trades\nLatt 3:06 S and Saw nothing [illegible] ept 2 finbacks and Steering\nLg 101:40 W S W the currant setting to N East\nby Chrenomt For continiotoy of experiancen Strong Squalls of\nDiscontentment and gales of Discouregement to &","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","gale"],"plain":"Pleasant weather with moderate trade winds. The crew saw two finback whales, but the keeper lamented facing continuous \"Strong Squalls of Discontentment and gales of Discouregement.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented squalls of discontentment","quote":"experiancen Strong Squalls of Discontentment and gales of Discouregement","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-21","events":[],"lat":-3.5,"lon":-102.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Strong trades from S E Steering on\nLatt 3:30 S the wind at S S W with fine weather\nLong 102.48 and a Northerly Current State nothing worth note\nTher 73","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in fine weather with strong trade winds and a northerly current; nothing notable occurred.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-22","events":[],"lat":-3.5,"lon":-103.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 22nd Fine trades from S E Steering S S W\nLatt 3:30 S And Saw nothing Excepet porpuses Shipe\nLong 103-30 2 sun fish and Discontentment Discorage\nWest ment and hard times and no growg","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"Under fine trade winds, the crew saw only porpoises and two sunfish. The keeper lamented the voyage, noting \"discontentment, discouragement, and hard times and no grog.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of hard times and no grog","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-01-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":-4.6333,"lon":-104.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 23[superscript: rd] Comences with fresh trades from E S E\nLatt 4:38 S Steering on the wind at W First part\nLong 104:40 Spoke the Messenger Capt Hussey of\nNew Bedford 7 months out had one blackfish\n& 2 porpoises and a skip jack Saw a sail to\nS W Laid with the M topsail a back through\nthe night Latter part steer on the wind at S\nc Messenger And saw killers with strong gales of a poor\nNew Bedford prospect this morning & saw Capt Hoit messenger","wind":[["first","ESE","fresh"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"They met the Messenger of New Bedford, whose catch so far was only a pilot whale, two porpoises, and a skipjack. Later they saw killer whales in strong gales, noting a \"poor prospect this morning.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented a poor prospect","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Messenger","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Hussey","months_out":7,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-01-24","events":[],"lat":-4.7333,"lon":-105.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thurdsday 24[superscript: th] Strong trades And saw a ship\nLatt 4:44 S to the leward No unfortunat has become\nLong 105:10 a residance of the Bengal so Ends","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"They had strong trade winds and saw a ship downwind. The keeper noted with relief that no misfortune had struck the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted no misfortune aboard","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-01-25","events":[],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-106.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 25th At sunset spoke the Zenas Coffin\nLatt 4:00 of Nantucket Capt Coleman 7 months out\nLong 106:40 300 barrels he ses he has found whales verry\nscarse in deed got papers from her and saw\n2 more ships so Ends Dull times and no whales","plain":"At sunset, they met the Zenas Coffin of Nantucket, receiving papers and word that whales were scarce. Two other ships were in sight, with the keeper lamenting, \"Dull times and no whales.\"","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Zenas Coffin","rig":"","port":"Nantucket","captain":"Coleman","months_out":7,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-01-26","events":[],"lat":-4.8,"lon":-106.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 26[superscript: th] Strong trades and I saw Nothing worth\nLatt 4:48 Note I think this Is a very Inviteing\nLong 106:50 Cruize In Deed I do Ends hard [illegible] whaleing","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds brought nothing worth noting. The keeper dryly remarked that it was an \"inviting cruise indeed.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper gave sarcastic take on the cruise","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-01-27","events":[],"lat":-4.55,"lon":-107.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sundays 27[superscript: th] Gentle winds from S E Steering N by W\nLatt 4:33 S And saw a ship to the Eastward Steering N W\nLong 107:40 and saw her haul to the Northward at sunset\nlaid with the main yard a back through the night\nLatter steerd W S W saw skipjack Albecores\nAnd cought them so Ends All well on board","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"They sighted a ship sailing northwest and spent the night waiting under reduced sail. The crew saw and caught skipjack and albacore tuna, and all remained well on board.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught skipjack and albacore","quote":"saw skipjack Albecores And cought them","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-28","events":[],"lat":-4.15,"lon":-108.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Menday 28[superscript: th] Light winds from S W Steering\nLatt 4:09 N West And saw Nothing so Ends\nLong 108 This Day 300 Days from Salem with\nAir 80 [superscript: 1/2] 260 Barrels of Oil on board Thurdu M","wind":[["whole","SW","light"]],"plain":"Light southwest winds as the ship steered west. They saw nothing, marking 300 days out from Salem with 260 barrels of oil aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-01-29","events":[],"lat":-3.35,"lon":-109.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 29th | Comences with light trades from S S E\nLat 3:20 S | Stearing N W and at sunset spoak the ship\nLong 109:30 | George Champlin Capt. Shaffild of N Bedford\nAir 84 | 29 months out with 1700 barels haveing not\nbrought a whale since the 3[struck: rd] of last September\nLatter part lightt winds from N West\nthe mate went on board of the G Champlin\nand returnd at 9 P M with a Dozg and at 10\nP M the Quiney[?] ed over board Lowerd 2 boats and\nsaved him So Ends wanting a Cat and monky","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["latter","NW","light"]],"plain":"They spoke the George Champlin. The mate returned from her with a dog, which jumped overboard; two boats went out and rescued it. The keeper ended by wishing for a cat and a monkey.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Two boats rescued a dog","quote":"returned at 9 PM with a Dog and at 10 PM he jumped over board Lowered 2 boats and saved him","interest":5},{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper wished for pets","quote":"So Ends wanting a Cat and monky","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George Champlin","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Shaffild","months_out":29,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-01-30","events":[],"lat":-4.0,"lon":-110.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 30th | Comences with trades from S E Stiring\nLat 4:00 | N W and at Sunset hauld to the wind saw\nLong 111:16 | nothing So Ends Swete is the breeze that wafts along\nAir 86 | the Sigh of Love Oer the Wide Ocean :-","wind":[["first","SE",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with trade winds; saw nothing. The keeper added a poetic note: \"Sweet is the breeze that wafts along the Sigh of Love O'er the Wide Ocean.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper penned a romantic verse","quote":"","interest":2}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-01-31","events":[],"lat":-2.4333,"lon":-109.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 31st | Sturing on the wind at N E and at\nLat 2:26 | noon saw a sail of the weather beam So End\nLong 109:44 | all hands Employed in Ships duty no fish\nAir 87","wind":[["whole","NE",""]],"plain":"The crew was busy with ship's duties, and at noon they sighted a sail off the windward side. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-01","events":[],"lat":-1.0833,"lon":-108.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday first | Moderate breezes fr S E Stearing\nLat 1:51 | N E and saw a Sail of the weather bow\nLong 108:30 | and two porpoises all hands Employed in Ships\nAir 85 | Duty with Strong gales of Discouragementt","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed northeast under moderate breezes, spotted a ship, and saw two porpoises. The keeper noted all hands were busy with routine duties amid \"Strong gales of Discouragementt.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-0.6667,"lon":-109.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satturday 2nd | Lightt winds from S by E Stiring N E\nLat 0:40 | and at 5 P M Spoake the George Champlin\nLong 109:30 | She had sene no thing Since we spoke\nher on the 29th Latter part saw a grate\nAir 79 | many Sperm whales goeing to windward\nPleasently | Lowred the boats and gave chace to them\nWarm | until noon then took up the boats\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] | [illegible] and craked on canvis after them\nout fore topp mast studing sail\nbut they out sailed the Ship\nThis Day 303 Days from Salem with\n260 bls of oil on board bound toward Salem","wind":[["whole","S by E","light"]],"plain":"They met the George Champlin, which had seen nothing. Later, they spotted a great many sperm whales and chased them in the boats until noon, then tried following under sail, but the whales outran the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George Champlin","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-02-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.4445,"lon":-110.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 3rd\nLatt 40 South\nLong 101 W West\nAir 72\n\n[in left margin: 4 whale tail drawings, 1st marked \"b\", 2nd marked \"s\", 4th marked \"b\"]\n[blot]\n\nLight winds from S E Steering pt per the\nwhales and 12 1/2 past saw a may all 3 boats run\ngave chase to the whales and continued the chase\nuntil sunset when the boats come on board and\nwe saw a sail off the weather bow manoeuvring\nat Dark saw the whales going to windward [illegible] out\nLatter part Spoke the E Champlin with a 35 bls\nwhale a Long side was mungst whales but could not\nget nigh a nuff to Dart So Ends Splitting canvas for the [illegible]","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew put three boats out to chase whales until sunset without success. Later, they met the E Champlin, which had a 35-barrel whale alongside, but could not get close enough to strike any more whales themselves.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"E Champlin","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-02-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-8.2222,"lon":-110.6,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 4th\nLatt 12 South\nLong 101 27 W\nAir 90\n\n[in left margin: whale stamp with text \"Spoken a 30 boat\", tail at bottom, text along side \"[illegible] 40 bls\"]\n\nComences with Light winds from N S East\nat 1/2 past meridian lowred the boats and pulled after\nthe whales until sunset when the boats come on\nboard the whales were going very quick to the West\nand were so shy that the boats cold not get\non to them before thay wold settle Down to\nDarke [illegible] on canvis and Sofland theire corse\nto the Westward through the night and in\nthe morning saw them again lowred a way\nall 3 boats and the waist boat struck a 30 bls\nwhale and took him a Longs side at 11 A M\nand comenced cutting So Ends Looking sharp for more","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew put out boats to chase shy, fast-moving whales until sunset without success. Sighting them again the next morning, they lowered three boats; the waist boat harpooned a 30-barrel whale, brought it alongside, and began stripping blubber.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-02-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-111.15,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 5th\nLatt 12.. North\nLong 101 37 West\nAir 88\n\n[in left margin: whale stamp with text \"Stove a 2 boat\", tail at bottom, text along side \"40 bls\"]\n\nModerate winds from S E and finished cutting in\nat 2 P M and saw breeches a head Loosed the canvis\nand cracked on after them at 4 P M we were\nsorounded by Square heads Dropped the boats\nand the Larboard quarter boat struck and got stove\nthe waist boat took the whale and the boat\ncome on board of the Ship took the whale\na Longs side at Dark and in the morning turned\nin cutting in and finished at 9 A M got the fires a going\nSo Ends repairing the boat and looking out for more\nSteering W S W under all sail after them","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"After finishing cutting in, the crew chased a group of sperm whales. One boat harpooned a whale but was smashed; another boat captured it and brought it alongside at dark. They stripped the blubber and began boiling.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Whale stove a boat","quote":"the Larboard quarter boat struck and got stove","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-02-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-11.0,"lon":-111.7,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 6th\nNo Observation\nAir 85\nEye out\n11\n3 Tails Stove\n4\nS 23 [tail drawing] [tail drawing] [tail drawing]\n\nModerate winds from S E Steering S by W the cowse of\nfirst part Employed in Boiling and saw nothing\nMiddle part Light breezes & Doughtfull weather and Boiling\nThis is worse than being in a rice swamp on a Savannah & a\nspeck of corn a month Latter part fine weather and at 8 A M\nsaw whales at 9 [illegible] lowred all 3 boats and the [illegible] quarter B\nStruck and the whale started to the windward with\n3 boats in tow made a Drag of the Line and tog 3 boats\nSo Ends with 1 boat fast and 2 in tow going full speed at 11 [illegible]","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","","light"]],"plain":"While boiling blubber in the heat, the keeper grumbled that the work was \"worse than being in a rice swamp.\" Later, they spotted whales; one boat harpooned a whale, which towed all three boats at full speed.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about boiling in the heat","quote":"This is worse than being in a rice swamp on a Savannah & a speck of corn a month","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-02-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-10.0,"lon":-112.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 7th Fine weather and Still fast to the whale with\nLatt 10 North one boat Drogueing him with 2 more and at 2 PM\nLong 112..15 W the Line chafed of and lost him the boats came\non board and at 4 O M saw more Lowrd but they\nran going so quick that we cd not game on\nthem with the ship tooke upe the boats and Laid\nshe of by the main topssail to the mast through the\nnight Employd in boiling and finished at 8\nA M and at 8½ past A M saw breches and run\nfor them with 1/2 at the mast heads on the\nLook out Employd in washing of Decks and Casking\nSo Ends the 2 whales makeing about 55 bls","plain":"After staying attached to a harpooned whale with multiple drag buoys, the line chafed through and they lost it. They put the boats out after another whale that outran them, and finished boiling oil from two earlier whales.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-02-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-10.6667,"lon":-115.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 8th Comes in with Strong winds from S E Stiring\nLatt 40 South West and a Strong current setting to the Northerd\nand at 1 P M saw breches and saw them blow from\nLong 115..30 mast head but cd not make them out Latter\npart Entierly Calm and Saw a finncuback So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They spotted breaching and blowing whales from the masthead but could not identify them. Later, the wind died entirely and they saw a finback whale.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-11.3333,"lon":-116.8,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 9th Comes in with Light winds from S E Stiring West\nLat 40 S with ragn and at 3 P M took 2 reefs in the fore\nmain and mizen topssails and furled the spankerd with Squall\nLong 116..48W Squals and some ragn at 5½ took in the Jibbs and\nhauledup the corses with hevey squals of wind and rain\nand at Dark took in sail exsept close reef main and\nmizen topssails and fore topsmost stays sail and tied it\nwith A gale from S E in the morning saw a one\nmoderate and made sail and steard W and saw breches\nSo Ends this day with no whales All well\nSaw\nBreaches\na head","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","gale"]],"weather":["rain","squalls","gale"],"plain":"Heavy squalls, rain, and a gale forced the crew to reduce sail. The weather moderated by morning, and they saw whale breaches ahead, but took no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-117.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 10th Begins with Light winds from W S Stearing W½S\nNo Obs PM saw breaches at 1 P M raized whales Lowred 2 boats\nLat 12 S but cld not get on and the boat come to the Ship\nfull of a gain at 4 P M and chased them until Dark\nLong 117.00 Them took up the boats and foloed the course of the\nb. b. whales through the night to the W S W\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] Latter part Modrate winds and at 8 P M raized\nwhales So Ends standing for them under all Sail","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spotted whale breaches in the afternoon and lowered two boats, but they could not get close. They chased the whales until dark, tracked their course through the night, and headed toward them with every sail set the next morning.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-02-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-16.0666,"lon":-117.4167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 11th Modrate winds from E [illegible] at ½ past 12 P M\nLat 2 S South Lowrd the boats and the mast boat parted with the\nfast Iron and parted the 2nd iron and cut of the Line at\n2 P M She Struck again and the boat Lowred a way\nto lend a hand and Struck a Londerwhale but his\nwyng brock and he Lost him took the whale\na Long side at 3 P M and comenced cuting and\nfinished at 5 P M Latter part Employed in Boyling\nand saw nothing Exseptdt porpoises and one porp\nWhale [drawing]\n55 b\nShip Bengal 314 Days from Salem with 200 350 bls\nof oil","wind":[["first","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew put the boats out, striking a whale after multiple broken irons and a severed line, and losing another when its iron broke. They brought one whale alongside, stripped its blubber, and began boiling.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a porpoise whale","quote":"and one porp\nWhale"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-02-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-20.1333,"lon":-116.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 12th\nLatt 20.08 S\nLong 116.50 W\nAir 78°\nEnglish\nShip\nModerate winds from S E and at 10 P.M. saw a\nSchool of whales going to the [illegible] I lowered the\nBoats and struck a Small calf tooth him along\nSide 1/2 past 4 P.M. and in the morning comend\ncuttin of and finished at 8 A.M and saw 4 sail to the\nWindward so ends Employd in Boileing saw nothing Do els","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew put boats out to chase a school of whales and caught a small calf, bringing it alongside. They finished stripping the blubber the next morning and began boiling it into oil, sighting four other vessels to windward.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-02-13","events":[],"lat":-20.0167,"lon":-117.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 13\nLatt 20 S\nLong 117 W\nAir 78°\n[sketch: flag]\nModerate winds from S S E Stearing W S W and at\n4 P.M. spoke the English Ship Perseverance of London\nCapt Make 10 1/2 months out with 300 bbls Capt\nMake spent the Evening on board of the Bengal\nthe Perseverance is a 5 boat Ship 45 men he\nhad pricked a large whale to Day and lost him\nLatter part Employed in woperating to En S with\nhim at 9 p.m. run Ship to Day and thurty lines","wind":[["whole","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"They met the English ship Perseverance of London, 10 1/2 months into its voyage with 300 barrels of oil. Captain Make came aboard to spend the evening, reporting his five-boat ship had struck and lost a large whale that day.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain Make visited for the evening","quote":"Capt Make spent the Evening on board of the Bengal","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Perseverance","rig":"ship","port":"London","captain":"Make","months_out":10,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1833-02-14","events":[],"lat":-20.0,"lon":-117.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 14th\nLatt 20:00 S\nLog 117:00 W\nAir 79\n[drawing: whale]\n10 bbls\nto Day\nLight winds from S E and at 3 P.M. passed about\n1 1/2 miles to the windward of the Perseverance on the\nopposite tack and bought 2 shovels from aner\nthey steared Latter Employed in Breakeing out in the\nfore hole and Stowing down the 4 whale makeing\nabout 100 bbls so ends saw no square heads to Day","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"The ship passed to windward of the Perseverance and caught two sharks over the stern. The crew worked on the rigging and stowed oil from the previous four whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Perseverance","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-02-15","events":[],"lat":-19.0,"lon":-119.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 15th\nLatt 19 S\nLong 119\nModerate winds from S E Stearing W [blot]\nand Employed in stowing down and saw Nothing\nso ends all well on board of the Bengal [drawing: whale tail]","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew was busy storing oil down in the hold, with moderate winds and nothing sighted. The day ended with all well on board.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1833-02-16","events":[],"lat":-15.0,"lon":-121.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 16\nLatt 16 S\nLog 121 1/2\nAir 76\nGentle winds from S E Stearing N N E\nMidle part wind at E Stearing W S W\nLatter the same and saw nothing so Ends","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with gentle winds; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-10.5,"lon":-122.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 17th\nLatt 0:6 North\nLong 122 West\nAir 69\nBegins with Moderate winds from S Stearing\nto S W at 2 P.M. Squaly and no Bone to worth\nfirst part saw [plenty? whale?] but no square heads\nLatter part the same so ends with no whales","wind":[["first","S","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Moderate winds and squalls accompanied the day. Blackfish (pilot whales) were seen, but no sperm whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-18","events":[],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-123.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 18\nLatt 00 South\nLong 123:10\nVariation 6 East\nAir 70\nBriske winds from S Stearing W [struck: by] S S and a\nstrong Current Setting to the Westward so ends\nsaw Nothing Mooring on the face of the Ocean","wind":[["whole","S","fresh"]],"plain":"Brisk winds and a strong westward current carried the ship along. The keeper noted they \"saw nothing moving on the face of the ocean.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Saw nothing on the ocean","quote":"saw Nothing Mooring on the face of the Ocean","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-02-19","events":[],"lat":-1.8333,"lon":-124.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 19th\nLatt 1:50 S\nLong 124 1/2\nAir 72\nStrong gales of Discontentment Stearing by\nit at S W [illegible] and Latter part the same\nput [two?] for to the Westward so ends all well\n24 321 Days from Salem D with 7 bbls Whale","plain":"After 321 days out from Salem, the keeper lamented the voyage’s poor success and said he never wanted to go whaling again.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-20","events":[],"lat":-2.8833,"lon":-125.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 20th Commences with Genttle winds Steering S S W\nLatt 2\"53 S Middle part Squaly Latter part [illegible] [illegible] with\nLong 125\"30 W All the Sail Set So Ends with\nTher 83 [struck: A]Rigged Latter part the Same Nothing to Interupt the peace of the Crew","wind":[["first","","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed south-southwest with every sail set with squalls in the middle of the day. The keeper noted there was \"nothing to interrupt the peace of the crew.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Peace among the crew noted","quote":"Nothing to Interupt the peace of the Crew","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-02-21","events":[],"lat":-1.3833,"lon":-127.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 21th Moderate winds from E Steering S W\nLatt 1\"23 S Find Saw Nothing to to Breake the peice of the\nLong 127\"11 Crew but the Shipp we Sail in 000000000\nTher 84 [drawing]","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed southwest in moderate winds. The keeper noted that nothing broke the crew's peace except the ship itself.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-02-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":-3.1917,"lon":-127.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"friday 22nd Brisk Trades from S E Steering N W with\nLatt 16 South All the Connus Loosed to the wind Smooking on her\nLong 127\"30 Employed in maikeing new rayal mast For fore mast\nTher 80 Latter Saw one W Solatary finback and the\n[illegible] in a unnown Ocean out of his Latt and Long","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"Sailing under brisk trade winds, the crew worked on making a new royal mast for the foremast. Later in the day, they spotted a solitary finback whale.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper spotted a lonely finback","quote":"Saw one W Solatary finback and the [illegible] in a unnown Ocean","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-02-23","events":[],"lat":-5.0,"lon":-128.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satterday 23d Moderate Trades from E Steering N W on The water\nLatt 5\" South With Nothing To Chere the mind and no income\nLong 128\"18 Ends with No Income No Sperm To See\nTher 80","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed northwest in moderate trade winds. The keeper lamented that there was \"nothing to cheer the mind and no income,\" seeing no sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented lack of whales and income","quote":"With Nothing To Chere the mind and no income","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-02-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":3}],"lat":-8.5,"lon":-129.4667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 24th Moderate winds from S E Steering N W\nLatt 17 South Employed in unshiping the rail Slideing\nLong 129 17 W Gunters and maikeing new these masts and\nAt 3 P M Saw Black fish Lowerd al way all 3 boats\nTher 82 and Struck 3 and Tooke them a Longside at\n3 Blackfish 5 P M and hoisted them in on Deck the whole\n[whale stamp] Turn to men of Cutting them I think that one\n[whale stamp] the Largest I have Ever Sene Coconuts for this\n[whale stamp] So Ends with fine Plesent weather and no Squowls yet","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew worked on the ship's rigging and masts. At 3 p.m., they saw pilot whales and put out all three boats, catching three and hoisting them onto the deck, noting that one was the largest they had ever seen.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper saw the largest pilot whale ever","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":3,"plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-02-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-131.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 25th Fine trades from E Steering N W under Easy Sail\nLatt 12 South Latter part Strong Trades E Steering Schooner at\nLong 131\"49 6 A M Saw a Sail a head at 9 A M Saw her manneuver\nat 10 Saw her boats Down at 11 A M Spoke\nTher 80 her Boats fast to a very Large Whale Spouting\n[drawing] Blood at 11 1/2 Spoke the the Ship it was the\nPaciffic of [struck: fal muf] Capt Carters out 22 months\nOut 1400 bls he reported Breaches to The S W\nand we made Sail and run for them So Ends first part Sound for\nBlack fish but culd not get an to them no Sperm Seen","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","E","strong"]],"plain":"They met the ship Paciffic, whose boats were attached to a very large whale spouting blood. After Paciffic reported whales breaching to the southwest, the crew set sail to investigate, chasing pilot whales without success.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Paciffic","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"Carters","months_out":22,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-02-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":2},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-11.5,"lon":-132.2,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 26th Comences with Strong trades from E and at 1 P M broke\nLatt 17 North reef in the fore topsail and hauled to the wind the\nLong 132\" 11 Paciffic Spott our lite and have no more of the breaches\nTher 80 At 4 P M raised more and down all 3 Boats and Sent 2 of\n[whale stamp] and kept done a Large S Side and captured her and Struck\nBull Whale all most every thing she had in her the 2 Boats fastned and took\n2 whales and took them a Long Side at dark and in the\nmorning Comenced Cutting and finished at 10 A M Saw finbacks\n[illegible] W B fast","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"The crew put out three boats after whales and captured two, bringing them alongside by dark. They stripped the blubber the next morning and also saw finback whales.","where":"at sea","catch":2,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-02-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-11.0,"lon":-132.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"February 1833 About the Equator Long 130 West\nWendsday 27th Light winds from E Steering S Employed\nLatt 17 South cleaning our Teeth and getting the fires under\nLong 132.28 way and Looking out Sharp for more Squre\nAir 80 [struck: Heads] Latter part Modrate winds and St of N W saw\n[whale stamp: 36] Whales and at 10 A M Loured all 3 Boat and the\nGigg struck at 11 A M and he started to the windard\nwith 2 Boats fast to him with all the Speed\nImmagible to hise who a mistake turned\nhim up and took him a long side at 2 P M","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","NW","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew kept watch for sperm whales. At 10 a.m. they saw whales and put out three boats; the gig harpooned one, which ran fast upwind towing two boats before they killed it and brought it alongside.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-02-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-7.4722,"lon":-134.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 28th comes in with Light winds from E and at 3 P M\nLatt 28 S comminced Cutting and finished at 5 P M and The\nLong 134.30 Boat Stood to the N W Employed in Boiling\nAir 82 Latter Part saw Whales heading to the windward\nNo Faster the with all the dispach Immageneble Made Sail\n[whale stamp: 3] [whale stamp: 3] [whale stamp: 4] But cold not fetch them while flukes and\nfins, were seen above their [struck: dutys] and No Whales pointed\nTo the windward to End Employed in Boiling","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"plain":"The crew stripped blubber from a whale in two hours and set to boiling it down. Later they spotted more whales heading upwind and made all sail in pursuit, but could not reach them.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-03-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-3.9445,"lon":-132.8333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday March the 1st Modrate winds from E Steering S E First\nLatt 44 South part employed in coopering Boiling and\nLong 132.50 keeping a good Look out for Square heads and\nAir 83 finished Boiling at 5 P M the 3 Whales making\nabout 55 bls and in the morning saw 2\nShips to the windword both of them cutting\nSaw Blackfish and finbacks to End no Whales","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew coopered barrels, finished boiling down blubber from three whales for about 55 barrels of oil, and kept watch for sperm whales. They sighted two ships stripping blubber upwind, along with pilot whales and finbacks.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1833-03-02","events":[],"lat":-0.4167,"lon":-133.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 2d Breeshe Breesses from E by S Standing to the\nLatt 0.25 S S and at 3 P M saw one of the Ships runing\nLong 133.14 West Still to the windward She was fortunent[struck: y] en-\nAir 78 ough to pick up a dead Whale that the other\nShip had Lost and Stood for her and at 6 P M\nSpoke her it was the Pacific of Halafax the\nCapt spent the Evening on Board of the Pacific\nthey had got 4 whales since we spoke her in\nPacific Monday 25th Febury She reported the Ship\nHalafax in company to Be the Menor Thumb of\nN Bedford 15 months out with 400 Barrells\nTo far to Latter Part Modrate winds and Employed in\nto the coopering and the 2 Ships to the Leewrd abowt\nSouthward 25 5 miles Dis saw Nothing Exept Porpouses Black[illegible]\nThis Day 233 Days from Salem with 410 Barrells\nAnd it Seams has much the Better times than those","wind":[["first","E by S","fresh"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew met the Pacific of Halifax, whose captain had just picked up a dead whale lost by another ship and had taken four whales since February 25. The captain spent the evening visiting aboard her.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper compared his fortune to other ships","quote":"233 Days from Salem with 410 Barrells And it Seams has much the Better times than those","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw Nothing Exept Porpouses"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Pacific","rig":"ship","port":"Halafax","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Menor Thumb","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedford","captain":"","months_out":15,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-03-03","events":[],"lat":-1.0333,"lon":-133.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 3d First part wind at E N E standing to the Nd\nLatt 1:02 S Northward with light squals of rain but fine weather\nLongt 133=16 W At Daylight Passed [struck: [illegible]] a soft to the windward of\nAir 78 a ship Boiling & ships in site so end this 24","wind":[["first","ENE",""]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"They sailed north through light rain squalls and fine weather. At daylight, they passed upwind of another ship that was boiling blubber, with other ships in sight.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1833-03-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-2.0833,"lon":-133.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 4th Breech trades steering on the wind at E S E\nLatt 2 5 S with a strong Cureyut setting to the Westward\nLongt 133:10 and at sunset set [illegible] [illegible] E and in the morning\nAir 82 Began to Brake out in the afterhatch to\nstow down the Oil and [struck: the] w saw a sail to the Southward\nsteering N W and at 9 A M saw Whales off the\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] Weather Bow and Lowred 2 boats but they move\noff to the windward the ship in site Lowred\n4 boats But thay got By them so got nothing","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew began stowing down oil in the after hatch. After sighting another ship, they put out two boats to chase whales off the weather bow, but the whales moved off to windward and escaped.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-03-05","events":[],"lat":-2.0667,"lon":-133.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tues Day 5th Light winds from E S E steering by the\nLatt 2 4 S wind at N E Employed in stowing down\nLong 133 and at sunset the ship Panther Passed the\nAir 84 stern 17 months out 1400 bls Latter part our\ngrandpaws Shanks porpoises ship still flying\nPARKER\nNBDFORD\nand the Panther went out of site in the quite\nTack so ends no more whals in syg[illegible]","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds continued. The Parker of New Bedford passed astern, seventeen months out with 1,400 barrels. Grampuses, jumpers (probably leaping dolphins), porpoises, and flying fish were seen, but no sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw grampuses, sharks, and porpoises","quote":"Latter part our\ngrandpaws Shanks porpoises"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Parker","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":null,"months_out":17,"voyage_id":"AV11281"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-03-06","events":[],"lat":-4.4667,"lon":-134.1334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednes Day 6th Commences with Light winds from E S E standing\nLatt 1:25 S to the Northward finished stowing down at\nLong 1:34:15 sunset and in the morning washed up and\nAir 82 Clend the ship for Action so ends Calmn","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Under light winds, the crew finished storing the oil down in the hold at sunset. The next morning, they washed decks and cleaned ship.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1833-03-07","events":[],"lat":-8.2333,"lon":-135.2667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thurs Day 7th Light winds from E S E steering N E by N\nLatt 33 S All hands Employed in washing and scraping\nLopng 135:16 Latter part Employed in makeing ship stuffers\nAir 87 to the Cabin so ends saw [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] but porpoouses","wind":[["whole","ESE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds with the crew busy washing, scraping, and working on ship furnishings. No whales were seen, only porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] but porpoouses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-03-08","events":[],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-136.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 8th Light winds from E S E steering N E by E Latter\nLatt 42 S part saw a sail 2 points Beafft the Lee Beame\nLong 136=50 and whist went on and made for it so ends 0000\nAir 87","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"They had light winds and spotted another ship in the distance, then headed toward it.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-03-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-137.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 9th Commences with Light wind from E S E steering\nLatt 34 South Close on the wind with a strong current\nLong 137 West run at 2 O M Bore a way for the ship off the Lee\nAir 78 Beam and at 5 spoke her the Pacific of Nantucket\nthey had sene no thing sencs we parted and at daylight\n[drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] 2 M. we lost them the Evening saw Whales right on the\n[drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] Laid a Back through the night and in the morning\n[drawing: whale flukes] [drawing: whale flukes] saw 3 ships one a schooner any off the Lee beame one\noff the Lee Bow at 8 A M saw the Pacific on the lee bow\n[drawing: whale flukes] one off our Lee Bow but [illegible] no nothing to harp on the\nwind again and lowred for pourpouses but cow not get in","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"They met the Pacific of Nantucket, who had seen nothing since they last parted. Later, they sighted whales but lost them in the evening, and in the morning put out boats after porpoises without success.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Lowered for porpoises but could not get near","quote":"lowred for pourpouses but cow not get in"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Pacific","rig":"ship","port":"Halifax","captain":null,"months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-03-10","events":[],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-137.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sun Day 10th Fine Breezes from E S E runying off To\nLatt 12 Sout  Get out of Company for we have Ships on all\nLug 137:50  sides all most hemmed in by them and It is very\nAir 82  Dificult To get cleare of them by runing off for\n2 more in site  they follow thinking we se Whales butt I hoap\nwe have none on our Station and Labour Denyed\nBord of us This moment and a pleanty in site\n[drawing: whale fluke]  Poor Buggers all loocking for Blubber at 8 P M\nNo  Crosst The stearn of The [blank] of New Bedford\nBoardings 24 months out 15=00 bls Latter part steard to The Eastward","wind":[["whole","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"Surrounded by other whalers that kept following them, the crew sailed off to escape the crowd. That evening they passed close to a New Bedford ship carrying 1,500 barrels of oil.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crowded by whalers chasing after them","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-03-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-138.7333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mon Day 11th\nCommences with Light wind from S E Steering\nLatt 32 N  Latter part saw finbacks Blew [illegible] Ships quells and\nLug 138:44  strong simptoms of a Bogers Voyage So End with\nAir 80  Discuragement [illegible] to the Constatution","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds continued as they steered on. Later in the day, they spotted finback whales, leaving the keeper feeling discouraged about the voyage.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper despaired over the voyage","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-03-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-139.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tues Day 12th  Moderate wind from E Steering on the\nLatt 12 S  wind at S by E and Laid a pacth Through the\nLug 139:33  night at Day Light saw Ships 1/4 of a mile To the\nAir 82  Leeward Lying under 3 topsails main a Back\nSaw finbacks  suppose to be the Heral[struck: d] of N Bedford Sept\n[drawing: whale]  [illegible] She soon Loosed her canvis and stood to the N\nporpoises  and we squard in the yards and run of W S W\nso Ends Nothing in site but Salt water and Sky","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","S by E",""]],"plain":"At daylight, they sighted a ship nearby, supposed to be the Herald of New Bedford, which soon made sail to the north. They saw finback whales and porpoises, ending the day with nothing in sight but \"salt water and sky.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted only salt water and sky","quote":"Nothing in site but Salt water and Sky","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-03-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":3}],"lat":-11.0,"lon":-141.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wens Day 13th\nModerate winds from E Steering W S W\nLatt 12 S  Latter part Strong Traides from E Steering W\nLug 141.20  and out 8 A M saw Breaches To The W S W and run\nNo 13 20 bls  for them and at 11 A M saw them of the Lee quarter\n[whale stamp]  Drop[struck: p]ped the Boats and Struck all 3 the waist\nNo 14 15 bls  Boat a very small one and The Boat then went [illegible]\n[whale stamp]  went over on the Line But soon came up aggain\nNo 15 8 bls  got them all 3 a Long side at 3 P M So Ends\n[whale stamp]","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","E","strong"]],"plain":"After sighting whales breaching, the crew put out the boats and harpooned three, including one very small whale. Despite a boat briefly going over on the line, they brought all three alongside by mid-afternoon.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat pulled over by a line","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","catch":3,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-03-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-140.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thurs Day 14th\nStrong traides from E and Employed in\nLatt 12 S  Cutting and finished Cutting The 3 at 4 AM Latter\nLug 143:00  part Employed in Bailing the Cadds and getting the\nAir 80  fires up Sets ups and Steering S S W to get Back\nand to the ground and to try to find one\nor more Whales were mostly wounded so\nthat they cold not go far before they turned\nup one had one Iron in to his life and went\noff Spouting Blood and spermacit Saved 4 Holes of Oil\nThis Day 349 Days from Salem with 440 bls of Oil\nBoiling\nAbout\n140 Barrels\n26","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"plain":"The crew finished stripping the blubber from three whales and started boiling the oil, then steered south-southwest hoping to recover other whales that had escaped mortally wounded and spouting blood.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Searched for mortally wounded escaped whales","quote":"went off Spouting Blood and spermacit","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1833-03-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-142.2333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 15th Moderate winds from E Steering S E and at\nLatt 26 S 2 P M Takthed To N N W and at 5 P M takthed\nLong 144..14 To S E by S Latter part a Stiff Calm and a\nAir 90 tremendeous Swell and at 6 A M Still Saw a very\nLarge Whale Spouting to the Westward on\nTwo Seignel young Bulls at 8 A M Lowred all\n3 Boats and Spurt off but they did not Settle as soon\nas the Boatts Came up to them fluthed but\nby Long trying succeded in Striking a\n40 Barrell Bull and Lowed him a Long Side\nat 12 1/2 P M with [many?] a Shout from all\nhands So Ends all weell To pore rige and Skin\n[whale stamp] 40 bls Larboard Boat\nyoung Bull\nAir 95","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea"],"plain":"In calm weather and a heavy swell, the crew spotted large whales and lowered three boats. After a long chase, they harpooned a 40-barrel bull whale and towed it alongside to cheers from all hands.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-03-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-142.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 16th [illegible] [illegible] A Smoth Calm with not A breath\nLatt 25 1/2 S of Air But A grate Swell rowling to the\nLongt 143-30 Westward Cungry W a Strong Current Setting\nAir 95 To the W S W Lost Site of the Whales to\nthe N W at 2 P M Comenced Cutting and\nFinished at 4 P M with not warm Weather\nBut Hot Light winds througt the night and in\nthe morning Saw A Dead Whale To the ---\nS E about 5 miles of and run for him and at\n10 A M Lowred Boat and pulled up to him and\ntowed him a Long Side at 12 oClock and comqued\n[whale stamp] [illegible] bls Larboard\nBoat\nDead in the Water\nBurstin\nA Disagreeable cutting him in and finished at 1 1/2 P M the\nWhale Whale had Bursted [bying?] ben Long in a\n[this?] to the hot Sun 3 Bugs he had one from in him and\nBengal! the was the most Disagreeable mess I ever\nhave Expereinced on Bord of a Blubber Hunter\nyet but we have Saved one Iron and about 10 bls of oil","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In sweltering heat, the crew finished stripping blubber from a previous catch, then retrieved a bloated, burst carcass found floating at sea. Cutting it in proved sickening work, but yielded about ten barrels of oil.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper endured sickening work on rotten whale","quote":"the was the most Disagreeable mess I ever have Expereinced on Bord of a Blubber Hunter yet","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-03-17","events":[],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-143.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 17th Lying Becalmed under a Burning Sun\nLatt 12 S and Employed in Boiling we finished at 5\nLong 143..11 P M the 5 Whales makeing 65 bls Latter part\nAir 95 All hands employed in washing them well to\nfinished Boiling Ends Still Calm with a heavey Swell","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying becalmed in intense 95-degree heat, the crew finished boiling out five whales, which made 65 barrels of oil, and spent the rest of the day washing down the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Becalmed under extreme heat","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1833-03-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-8.0,"lon":-143.2,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 18th Still Calm and at 4 P M Saw Black Skin of the\nLatt 26 S Starbord Bow but no wind to get to it Latter part\nLong 143..12 Light winds from S W Steering S E and\nAir 85 Employed in Copering Saw porpouses","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather, they sighted a whale off the right bow but had no wind to reach it. Later, light breezes returned, the crew worked on coopering, and they saw porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-03-19","events":[],"lat":-4.0,"lon":-143.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 19th Comences with Light wind from N W Steering\nLatt 4.15 S S E and at 6 P M Takthed To the N W and in\nLong 143..12 the morning Takthed To S E with Light winds\nAir 91 from the Northward and Employed in Staining Down\nOil in the fore Hole on the Larboard Side So\nEnds with nothing to Do to Shorten the Cruice\n347 Days out\nVig Illinin","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"plain":"With light winds, the crew stored oil down in the left side of the forward hold, ending the day with \"nothing to do to shorten the cruise.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Nothing to do to shorten cruise","quote":"nothing to Do to Shorten the Cruice","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-03-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":4}],"lat":-0.8333,"lon":-143.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"March 1833  Crowsing for A few Weaks to the Westward\nWedsnday 19th  Begins with Moderate winds from Northred\nLatt 40 S  Steering E S E and at 2 P M saw a Whale\nLong 143.02  [struck: Loff] sailing off the weather Bow about 6 miles\nAir 88  Distance wh purs Close on the wind and fell\nthrout 4 miles to the leward of them Lowrd\nSaw 4 Large  all 3 Boats and put of to the windward and\nWhales but  they got within a 1/2 mile Dis of the whales\nno Nigh En  at sun set so they tubned a Bout and come Backe\nough to Strike  to the ship about 8 P M with nothing to pay\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]  them for a Long and tuges Pull of 8 or 10 miles\nSo Baulked it  But to take up the Boats and haul it horn Glad\n[sketch]  makeing same as sail for to the windward heading\nto the North So ends no fish to Day","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spotted four large whales and put out all three boats. After an exhausting chase of eight to ten miles against the wind, they returned empty-handed around 8 p.m. with \"nothing to pay them.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented an exhausting, fruitless chase","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-03-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-1.0167,"lon":-143.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 20th  Comences with moderate winds frome North\nLatt 1.01 S  and at 12 saw Breaches to Northred to horn to the winded\nLong 143.18  at 2 P M Light squalls of rain and we haul Doun\nAir 77  Rig ford Dimner Latter part strong Trades and at\n[sketch]  11 A M saw a Sail 2 points of the Lee Bow heading\nfor us But no whales to Endes so Long out of Port","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew spotted whales breaching to the north and saw a distant ship heading toward them, but found no whales to take, lamenting being \"so long out of port.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented long time at sea","quote":"no whales to Endes so Long out of Port","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-03-22","events":[],"lat":-1.6667,"lon":-142.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Fri Day 21st  Strong trades and steering S E and at\nLatt [illegible]  2 P M spoke the Ship Catherine of Nantuckit\nLong 142.12  Capt Chuse 20 months out with 1300 bls spaimd\nAir 86  she is 8 Days from Marqueses Islands they had 40\nhogs on Bord and that she perchesed at the Islandes\nCatherine  for one Whales tooth a peace and abundance\nNantuckit  of frute of all kinds at these Islandes Capt\nCapt  Chuse of the Catherine reportes the English\nChas   Whale ship Royall Sorvering at the Islandes\n1300 bls  fve yearrs to then coming thune they spun away\nthe Catherine  4 of hir Boats just at night and thay both\nin compnayth  struck and the Mate turned up his whale and\nrowed up in serch of the other Boat th but saw\nno more of the Boat or whale The unfortunate\nhe reports strong storzy conerring the females\nLatter part away from the marqueses Islandes in\nCampaney with the Catherint So ends strong trades","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"They met the ship Catherine of Nantucket, eight days out from the Marquesas with 40 hogs bought for a whale's tooth each. Her captain shared news of an English whaler that lost a boat and crew, and told \"strong stories concerning the females.\"","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Met a ship with hogs from the Marquesas","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"people","title":"Heard news of an English whaler's lost boat","quote":"saw no more of the Boat or whale","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catherine","rig":"ship","port":"Nantuckit","captain":"Chuse","months_out":20,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-03-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-1.35,"lon":-143.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 22nd  Comences with strong trades steering S E\nLatt 1.20 S  Latter the same and the Catherine in Company\nLong 143.12  and at 8 A M saw Whales and lowrd all 3 Boats\nAir. 87  and the Catherine Lowrd 3 Boats and got one small\n40  10  27  whale 40 bls But we got none offe Boats turned\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]  on Board at 11 A M and [illegible] the wind of S S E for the Isl\n351 Days from Salem with 475 bls","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","SSE",""]],"plain":"Sailing alongside the Catherine, the crew spotted whales at 8 a.m. and put out three boats to chase them. The Catherine caught a 40-barrel whale, but they caught none.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catherine","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-03-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-2.8333,"lon":-143.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 23th Strong Breesees Steering S E and at\nLatt 2:50 4 O M Lost Site of the Catheriene In Stearn we\nLong 143:10 Saw Breaches off the weather Bow haled [struck: fo] to the windward\n[Air 82] at 5 P M Spoke the Ship and Got A turtle [struck: [illegible]] Both Stood\nS by E For Nuhuhiva So Ends Lost Site of the Catherine","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong breezes, the crew spotted whale breaches to windward. They met another ship, received a turtle from them, and both ships sailed south by east toward Nuku Hiva.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Obtained a turtle","quote":"Got A turtle","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catheriene","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","place":"Nuhuhiva","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-03-25","events":[],"lat":-3.85,"lon":-142.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 24th Commences with Light winds from E S E Steering\nLatt 3,,21 S S by E and we had 3 roosting Pigs for Dinner To\nLong 142:01 A Day Bound in to Port with 475 Bbls one year out\nAir 88 To Day Latter part the Same and Saw Nothing So Ends","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"With light winds, the crew had three roast pigs for dinner to mark their first full year out at sea, heading for port with 475 barrels of oil aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Celebrated one year out with roast pigs","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-03-26","events":[],"lat":-4.5667,"lon":-142.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuseday 25th Moderate Breesees from E N E Steering S E\nLatt 4:34 for Nuhuhiva Latter part the Same Sam Employed\nLong 142:34 in gitting the Guns in order for going in To the\nAir 90 Cannebals [illegible] to git frute and freshe Meat for [illegible] [illegible]","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed toward Nuku Hiva in moderate breezes. The crew spent the day readying the guns before heading among the cannibals to obtain fruit and fresh meat.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Readied guns before landing among cannibals","quote":"","interest":2}],"where":"at sea","place":"Nuhuhiva"},{"date":"1833-03-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-5.1,"lon":-142.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wenday 26th Begins Moderite winds from N E Steering S E and\nLatt 5:06 Latter part Smart Squals of rain and Saw Black\nLong 142:12 fish but no Whales no Sperm no Nothing So Ends\nAir 85","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"They encountered moderate winds and rain squalls. Pilot whales were sighted, but the keeper lamented seeing \"no Whales no Sperm no Nothing.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented finding nothing","quote":"no Whales no Sperm no Nothing","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-03-28","events":[],"lat":-6.85,"lon":-141.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"ThursDay 26th Moderate winds from N E Steering S E by S\nLatt 5:51 Middle and Latter part Smart Squalls of rain So Ends\nLong 141:44\nAir 90","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate winds and sharp squalls of rain. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-03-29","events":[],"lat":-7.2667,"lon":-141.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 27 Light winds from N E Steering S E and\nLatt 7:16 S Middle part the wind S E Steering S E Latter\nLong 141:25 part the Same So Ends Saw Nothing 000\nAir 90","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing in light winds with 90-degree heat; saw nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-03-30","events":[],"lat":-8.1333,"lon":-140.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 28th Commences with Moderate winds from East\nLatt 8 38 Steering [struck: and haled] and haled a Sail 2 points Forward of\nLong 140..10 the Weather Beam Standing on the Wind and\nat 5 P M Spoke her it was the Peregrination\nAir 88 of London 24 months out with 1600 bbls Sperm oil\nShe came out of Roberts Island this mornning\nand She Lost Site of the Island at 12 OClock\nthey had been Lieng at Nuhuhiva and at Roberts\nIsland to Recrute the Capt returned at 7 P M\nand tacked Ship to the S East the wind veering\nright a head Heavy Sea Rose in the ninn throng\nthe night Latter part very Strong winds\nfrom East and at 8 A M Saw the Land baring\nE S E dead to the windward as far as the Eyecould\nreach So Ends with Strong trades this\nEnglish Ship was taken in the Last War\nBy Porter and Left at the Marqueses Islands\nand from there She went to the Sandwich Islands\nand there was retaken By the English this Day\n327 Days from Salem 450 Bbl\n\n[in left margin, vertically:]\nLand Roberts Islands\nDis 20 Mls","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","E","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They met the English ship Peregrination, which was 24 months into its voyage with 1,600 barrels of sperm oil. The keeper noted that the English ship had been captured by Captain Porter during the War of 1812 before being retaken.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Met a ship captured during the war","quote":"this English Ship was taken in the Last War By Porter and Left at the Marqueses Islands","interest":4},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Peregrination","rig":"ship","port":"London","captain":"","months_out":24,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Roberts Island","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-03-31","events":[],"lat":-9.9,"lon":-140.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sun Dy 29th\nLatt 7:54\nLugg Dis 14 miles\n[margin text vertically: [illegible] on the Port]\nComences with Strong Trades from E Stiering\nS E and the Land in Site and at 2 past\ntack to N E & Middle port very Squall\nSqualls of rain and the raign come down like\nbutterguts and in the morning the Land Bore\nE by S and the Isl of Nukuhiva Bore S E\nby S the windward Roberts Isl about [struck: 12] miles Dis\nat M S M tacked to S E and the face of the Ocean--\n[margin text vertically: allmost coverd with Birds So Ends Land in Site]\nallmost coverd with Birds So Ends Land in Site","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Cruising near land under strong trade winds, the crew endured heavy squalls where the rain came down \"like butterguts.\" By morning, Nukuhiva and Roberts Island were in sight, with the ocean surface almost covered with birds.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Rain poured down \"like butterguts\"","quote":"the raign come down like butterguts","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Ocean almost covered with birds","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Nukuhiva","via":[[-139.95,-8.95],[-139.95,-9.75]],"plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-04-01","events":[],"lat":-8.5667,"lon":-140.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mon Dy 30th\nLatt 8:34 S\nLugg Dis 5 miles\nAir 84\nhabitation\nof Birds...\nStrong winds from E and Beating up to the\nIslands with a Curent Setting to the West\nMiddle port Strong winds and in the morning\nweathred one of Roberts Isl and Saw a Rock a\nhead with Smart Squals and Strong Trades and\nat Noon Lost Site of the Land and the roack\noff the weather Bow About 4 miles Dis--\nit is sum 150 feet out of water and almost\nperponticularr on all sides and that All--\nand So Ends this Day and a new pen Finstes better","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They beat against strong easterly winds toward the islands, weathering one of Roberts Islands. The crew sighted a sheer rock rising some 150 feet out of the water before losing sight of land.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted a new pen wrote better","quote":"and a new pen Finstes better","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed birds","quote":"habitation\nof Birds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"Roberts Isl","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-04-02","events":[],"lat":-8.75,"lon":-140.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tues Dy 31th\nLatt by\nLugg\nAir 86\n[margin text vertically: Squally]\nApril first Comences with Strong Trades and Smart\nSqualls from E Stiering S E by E and the roack\nBering N E 3 miles Dis and Nukuhiva Bering\nS by E Dis about 18 miles Middle port Smart rain\nand heavy thunder and Lightning and in the morning\nNukuhiva Bore E N E Dis 8 miles and the weath\ner Side of the Lee Bore very hard working to\nthe windward So Ends Squally","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"Squally weather with strong trade winds, heavy rain, thunder, and lightning as the ship sailed near Nukuhiva, working to windward.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Heavy thunder and lightning near Nukuhiva","quote":"Smart rain and heavy thunder and Lightning","interest":3,"topic":"storms"}],"where":"near land","place":"Nukuhiva","via":[[-140.15,-8.65]]},{"date":"1833-04-03","events":[],"lat":-8.75,"lon":-140.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wedn Dy 2\nat\n83\nObs\nAir 86\nBriskly trades from E S E Stiering N E by N\nand the Isl Bearing S E by E I observe that this\nRock is Cald Mottunety Isl it a huge Rock\nabout 1 mile in Circumrince and from 5 to 600\nfeet out of water with 2 Smorll Rocks about\n1/4 of a mile to the Eastward and in the mornig\nthe Isl of uapoa bore S E and the Isl of Nukuhiva\nN E Ling up the S W Side of the Isl to find port\nEn chuto cha guy [struck: C] of Cruells there are 2 or 3 Diferent\nPorts to this Isl which is New York to the Descrbe\nwhen it can be found in Mr Stewart Voige to the\nSouth Seas So Ends this Day about 3 miles to the\nLiward of the port 314 account","wind":[["whole","ESE","fresh"]],"plain":"Sailing past Motu Nao (Mottunety) and sighting Ua Pou and Nuku Hiva, the ship sailed along the southwest side of the island searching for a port.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Referenced Mr. Stewart's South Seas voyage","quote":"when it can be found in Mr Stewart Voige to the South Seas","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Nukuhiva","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-04-04","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 3rd  Modrate winds and Light Beating to the\nWindard first part gutt the Guns in order and\nput 3 Lds in each post and made all preperation\nto meet those Canibals that there is no Doigen Caniba\nwont them, [struck: C] consenquens at about 4 O M Beat up opesit\nof Mr Stuwart Casttle and saw sevrell Smokes and Sho\nand the Butifull Streems of fresh water runing\ndown of the mountoins down [illegible] falling down\nabout precipeses 4 or 500 feet  then point[struck: s] ed in whoa\nBark S C about 15 miles Dis it has 3 pointed\nRocks on the tops of the hi[struck: g]ghes mountoin fro\n800 to 1000 feet in hight and run up to a\nSharp point above the Clouds  Beat up opesit\nof the fort and Laid a Back thrang the nighte\nand in the morning with Smorl Squalls of\nwind and rain and at 9 A M Com to anchor\nin 6 fathams of water and about 200 of the\nNatives on bord of both make and female\nand a grate meny of them Entirely\nNaked as thay wore Born and have wonen\nand the most horrid Smelle of Coco nut\nTo a comfe ney them but if you But saw\nthose Saveyes it wold make your Eye\ntwich  I think the most Butifull Limed\npeaple I Ever Saw Equals No peapol outon\nEarth at Mr Stewert Writeings We fow[struck: n]\nthe Catherine Capt Chase and the Molton\nCapt Howard and Catching us Tobaco liing here\nand there was an English Ship Laid of and on\nand Sent a Boat in for Reeds So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"They loaded their guns in preparation for \"cannibals,\" admired the mountain waterfalls, and anchored at 9 a.m. About two hundred islanders came aboard, many naked; the keeper called them the most beautifully limbed people the keeper had ever seen.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Naked islanders boarded the ship","quote":"","interest":4},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catherine","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Chase","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Molton","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Howard","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva","via":[[-139.95,-8.75],[-139.95,-9.05]],"plate":"gam.visit-b"},{"date":"1833-04-05","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 4th  gutt of A raft of Water of 30 Cks and Send\nshoar with the Caskes Coold with girls\nand Empleyed in hois in the the raft of Wate\nand pay Atentoon to the female & &\nLatter part 1/2 Ships Compney on shoar on\nLiberty Empleyed in loring and uther Ship\nDuteys And the 4 Captings tooke Dinnow on\nBord of the Bengal with A young Chiefish\nand the King on bord he is a Boy about 10 yer[struck: s]","plain":"The crew brought aboard a raft of 30 casks of water, socialized with local women, and had half the ship's company ashore on liberty. Four captains had dinner aboard the Bengal along with a young chief and the ten-year-old king.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Young king and chief visited aboard","quote":"the 4 Captings tooke Dinnow on Bord of the Bengal with A young Chiefish and the King on bord he is a Boy about 10 yer","interest":5}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-06","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 5th Employed in ships dutey and 1/2 on shore on\n[margin: Capt Russell\nand Capt Tobey\nwent to\ntrade for hogs\nand Done\nwell]\nLiberty Saturday morning went with one Boat\ndown to the Lee Bay with Mr Morison to trade\nfor hoigs and traded of a gun for 6 Large hogs\nand returned at 2 o Clock and heal the ship and\nmended the Copper and Other Ships Dutey","plain":"Half the crew had liberty ashore. Captain Russell, Captain Tobey, and Mr. Morrison went down to the lee bay to trade, swapping a gun for six large hogs, while the remaining crew repaired the ship's copper sheathing.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded a gun for six hogs","quote":"traded of a gun for 6 Large hogs","interest":3}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-07","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 6th The off Watch on Shore on Liberty from all\n[margin: All hands\non Shore]\n4 Ships and I am bound to tell myself to Ce[illegible] this Day","plain":"The off-duty watch went ashore on liberty alongside crews from four other ships.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew went ashore on liberty","quote":"All hands on Shore","interest":4}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-08","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 7th Sent 2 Boats Down to the Lee Bay and traded of\n[margin: 2 Boats went\nto trade\nwith 2 kegs\nof Powder\nand Returned\nwith hogs\nand Boat quite\nStove]\nA Musket and a few lbs of Powder and returned with\n21 hogs Tis is about 8 miles to the Leward of this\nPort with Strong trades Blowing Down the Coast\nthe Boats returned at 4 P M and Mr Morison tradd\nof a gallon of Powder at this Port for 5 hogs to Day","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Two boats were sent down to the leeward bay with gunpowder and a musket to trade, returning with 21 hogs and one boat quite stove. Mr. Morrison also traded gunpowder for five hogs in port.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Trading boat stove","quote":"Returned with hogs and Boat quite Stove","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-09","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 8th Employed in getting of Water Oing to the\n[margin: Ship Phebe\nCapt Russell\nFrom\nNantuckett\n33 months out\n2600 lbs]\nHeavy surf Being so Very Not and the grate\nNumber of Chicks and girl kings Captians and Mates\nand Men the wisht a Con fuesion I can not Write\nat 11 P M the Ship Phebe of Nant Capt Russell\nCome in 33 months out with 2600 lbs and all 5 Capt\ntook Dinner on Board of the Bengal and Mr Morison","plain":"The crew took on fresh water despite heavy surf and great confusion on shore. The ship Phebe arrived, and five captains had dinner aboard the Bengal.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Overwhelmed by chaos while getting water","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phebe","rig":"ship","port":"Nantuckett","captain":"Russell","months_out":33,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-04-10","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 9th Employed in watering and wooding &c","plain":"The crew spent the day collecting firewood and fresh water.","where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-11","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 10th and 1/2 on shore on Liberty and at 2 P M\n[margin: Barque Harriette\nLondon Dined\nCapt Bunker Stewart]\nthe Barque Harriett Tookey 5 months from\nLondon with no Oil she monted 14 guns\nand thay had Loaded thare small Arms in\nthe Cabbin and Capt Bunker was showing\nthem to Capt Tobey of the Cadmus when\none of theim went of & fired the Ball pass\nthrough the groind of the Stewart and he\nExpired in about 2 hours to Day with Colors\nat 1/2 mast and [illegible] of all the Ships here","plain":"While half the crew was ashore on liberty, an accidental shooting occurred aboard the British bark Harriette. Captain Bunker was showing loaded small arms to Captain Tobey of the Cadmus when a gun went off, fatally shooting the steward in the groin. He died within two hours, and all the ships in port flew their flags at half-mast.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Steward fatally shot in cabin accident","quote":"one of theim went of & fired the Ball pass through the groind of the Stewart and he Expired","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Harriett","rig":"bark","port":"London","captain":"Bunker","months_out":5,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Cadmus","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Tobey","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-04-12","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 11 1/2 on Liberty and at 11 A M Buried the Stewart","plain":"Half the crew were granted liberty ashore, and at 11 a.m. they buried the steward.","where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-13","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 12 1/2 on Liberty and on Shore to take the\n[margin: [drawing: man with hat]\n29\nwammer]","plain":"Half the crew were given liberty to go ashore.","where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-14","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 13 1/2 on Shore on Liberty and all come\nof at nine at night Except Gordon I know\nmost probely gon for Good to Ce[illegible]","plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty, and all returned at nine at night except Gordon, who the keeper suspected had deserted for good.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Gordon failed to return from liberty","quote":"all come of at nine at night Except Gordon I know most probely gon for Good","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1833-04-15","events":[],"lat":-7.7348,"lon":-140.1635,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 15th\nLapt Nutlan head for the Land 9 PM\nat Daylight sent 2 Boats up to the\nweather Bay amoung the Natives to traded\nBanans and they returnd at 1 PM with\n75 Bunches and shiped 3 conachers and one\nenglishman poor [illegible] stewerd and at 6 AM\nthe Land Bore South of us and we put men\ntogether on stave and when the Boat was\nsent on shore to Land Marisons with 3\nMen in her Joseph Bishford and Ed [illegible]\nJumpd out and told the cooper thay\nshold not return on Board a gain so\nwe have shiped 4 and lost 3 [illegible] the\nfirst Squally Latter part strong trades","wind":[["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Boats went ashore to trade with the natives, returning with 75 bunches of bananas. The ship recruited three Kanakas and an Englishman, but two crewmen deserted on shore, saying they would not return.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewmen jumped boat and deserted ashore","quote":"told the cooper thay shold not return on Board a gain so we have shiped 4 and lost 3","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"people","title":"Traded with natives for bananas","quote":"sent 2 Boats up to the weather Bay amoung the Natives to traded Banans","interest":5},{"kind":"crew","title":"Shipped three Kanakas and one Englishman","quote":"shiped 3 conachers and one\nenglishman poor [illegible] stewerd","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Three men deserted the ship","quote":"when the Boat was\nsent on shore to Land Marisons with 3\nMen in her Joseph Bishford and Ed [illegible]\nJumpd out","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"near land","via":[[-139.95,-8.95],[-140.05,-8.65]]},{"date":"1833-04-16","events":[],"lat":-6.3667,"lon":-140.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 16th\nEmployed in Clining up the ship","plain":"The crew spent the day cleaning up the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-17","events":[],"lat":-6.3667,"lon":-140.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 16th\nLatt 6=22\nLong 140=20\nComences with Strong trades from\nE steering all round the compass amoung\nthe Islands Latter part Last sight of the Land","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship navigated all around among the islands, eventually losing sight of land.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1833-04-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":3}],"lat":-5.0,"lon":-141.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 17th\nLatt 5=00\nLong 141=00\nNo 20th\n[whale stamp]\nNo 10th\n[whale stamp]\n[whale stamp]\nBegins with Strong trades from East\nsteering NW Middle part Strong\nsqualls and Split the fore topsaill Latter\npart at 11 AM saw Whales and lowrd all\n3 Boats and Struck and Killed 3 and got\nthem a long side at 12 1/2 PM So Ends","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong squalls split the fore topsail during the night. Late in the morning, the crew sighted whales, sent out three boats, and killed and brought alongside three of them by early afternoon.","where":"at sea","catch":3,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-04-19","events":[],"lat":-4.1333,"lon":-141.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 18th\nLatt 4=08\nLatt 141=00\nComenced Cutting at 1 PM and finishe\nat sunset Latter part Employed in [illegible]\ncutting up Blubber and got the fires a going","plain":"The crew began stripping the blubber from a whale at 1 p.m., finished at sunset, and then began cutting it into pieces and boiling it down.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1833-04-20","events":[],"lat":-3.3,"lon":-141.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 19th\nLatt 3=18\nLong 141=14\nEmployed in Boiling and finishe tat 3 PM","plain":"The crew was busy boiling blubber and finished at 3:00 PM.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1833-04-21","events":[],"lat":-1.8,"lon":-141.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 20th\nLatt 1=48\nLong 141=20\nstirig N\nComences with Strong trades from E\nsteering N by E and Clean up Decks the\n3 Whales maiking About 35 Barrells So Ends","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"With strong trade winds blowing, the crew cleaned the decks after finishing with three whales, which yielded about 35 barrels of oil.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-22","events":[],"lat":0.55,"lon":-141.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 21th\nLatt 33 N\nLong 141=30\nMiddle part from E Steering N [illegible]\nLatter part the Bone employed in ships duty","wind":[["middle","E",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing and ship's duty as they continued north.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-23","events":[],"lat":1.4333,"lon":-141.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tusday 22th\nLatt 1=26\nLong 141=50\nstir N\nMiddle part squals of rain steering\nNW Latter part Calms\ntied up Bone [illegible] but the","wind":[["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","calm"],"plain":"Rain squalls gave way to calms. The crew lowered a boat for a large shark.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-24","events":[],"lat":1.5,"lon":-142.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wedns Day 23rd\nLatt 1=30 N\nLong 142=00\n[illegible]\ncurent Seting\nto the West\nComences Calm heading to the Northward\nLaying our corse [struck: to the] we Lost Nickerheav\nin the about 50 hogs and [illegible] Ducks and fowls and pigs\none or 2 Every Day but that is no Sattisfaction\nto me or a voige of this Discription\nLatter Calm and Employed in thining Shookes","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Under calm conditions, the ship drifted westward with the current. The keeper lamented the loss of livestock—hogs, ducks, fowls, and pigs—noting that losing one or two every day brought no satisfaction on such a voyage.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented the steady loss of livestock","quote":"one or 2 Every Day but that is no Sattisfaction to me or a voige of this Discription","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-04-25","events":[],"lat":2.3667,"lon":-141.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thurs Day 24th\nLatt 2=22\nLong 141=40\nAir 82\nnot much\ncurent\nLight Airs stering North or Fast as I can\never hoar in Lowr [illegible] for her or get her\non pretty much all well Except the scurvy\non Pitman we hav 5 in all afflickted with it\nand as it Loakes now I think there is for more\nLatter part the same and Employed in shipes Duty","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Under light airs, the ship steered north as quickly as possible. Scurvy was spreading through the crew, with Pitman and four others afflicted and fears that more would fall ill.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Scurvy broke out among the crew","quote":"we hav 5 in all afflickted with it and as it Loakes now I think there is for more","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-26","events":[],"lat":2.4667,"lon":-141.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 25th\nLatt 2=28\nLong 141=40\nAir 81\nfirst part Squallay and the main [illegible]\ndoun Like a Callepache all hands Employed\nin washing that were well and not much\nchanse to Look for Spurm whales so Ends","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Squally weather made it difficult to look for sperm whales. The crew members who were well spent the day washing.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members unwell","quote":"all hands Employed\nin washing that were well","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-27","events":[],"lat":3.4333,"lon":-141.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satur Day 26th\nLatt 3=26\nLongt 141=40\nCalm with torrents of rain pouring\ndoun in Callapashs and the wind all round\nthe Compass and stering acordingley","wind":[["whole","variable","calm"],["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced calm seas and torrential rain pouring down \"in Callapashs,\" with winds shifting all around the compass.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Rain poured down in calabashes","quote":"torrents of rain pouring doun in Callapashs","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-04-28","events":[],"lat":3.6333,"lon":-142.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sun Day 27th\nLatt 3=38\nLong 142\nComences with Calms and Cloudy Stering\nwhen she will go that to End with the Scevaavy\ninrath and Strong Breezes of Discontentment","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"Calm, cloudy weather kept the ship drifting aimlessly, ending with what the keeper called \"Strong Breezes of Discontentment.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew grew discontented during the calm","quote":"the Scurvey encreace and Strong Breezes of Discontentment","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-04-29","events":[],"lat":4.7333,"lon":-142.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"[illegible] Day 28\nLatt 4=44\nLong 142=20\nAir 82\nSqualls and Calms and torrents of rain poring\ndoun and no sines of getting out of it at present\nOing Holocky De Menroea [illegible] De [illegible] De Nickerhea\nMatiavtha hikihi De Bread frute and pork Nickerhea","weather":["squalls","calm","rain"],"plain":"The ship was caught in squalls, calms, and pouring torrents of rain, with the keeper complaining there were no signs of escaping the weather. He jotted down fragmentary words apparently referencing breadfruit and pork.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-04-30","events":[],"lat":6.0,"lon":-142.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tues Day29th Moderate winds from NNE steering WSW the watch employed in ships duty. Middle and latter part a gale of wind from NE steering WNW under close reefed topsails and foresail fore topmast staysail so ends.","wind":[["first","NNE","moderate"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under moderate winds before a gale set in, forcing them to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-01","events":[],"lat":7.6333,"lon":-143.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wens Day30th Strong winds from NE steering NW. Latter part under topsails and main sail.","wind":[["whole","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew from the northeast as the ship steered northwest under reduced sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-02","events":[],"lat":8.9167,"lon":-145.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May first Commences with strong trades from\nLatt 8=55 E S E steering on the wind at N N W with\nLung 145:00 smart Squalls of rain and a tremen dous sea\nroutning over them Boat and runing of[illegible] [struck: lithe]\nthir 78° lithe will take a few Bails of Contentment with the\n[illegible] rest Empting dry Bound but this ship goes No how else\n[illegible] to Ends Saw Nothing [illegible] boat [illegible] and sail boat","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong trade winds brought sharp rain squalls and a heavy sea running over the ship. The keeper mused about taking a few bales of contentment, but saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper wished for contentment amid heavy seas","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-03","events":[],"lat":10.6833,"lon":-145.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 2nd Fresh trades from S E steering N by\nLatt 10=41 the wind at N N W midening[?] the rains\nDis 150m fishers myselfe Employed in not much of an\nLung 145=17\nthir 78 things any so it hurs No most to Ends this day","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"],["whole","NNW",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with fresh trade winds. The keeper noted he was employed in \"not much of anything.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper had little to do","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-05-04","events":[],"lat":12.3667,"lon":-146.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 3th Strong trades steering N N W by\nLatt 12-22 the wind to Ends All well again and these\nDis 680\nLung 146=47[?] on and relived from the stewd Berth again","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds carried the ship north-northwest. All were well aboard, and someone was relieved from the steward's berth.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-05","events":[],"lat":14.3333,"lon":-148.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 4th Strong S E trades steering N N W\nLatt 14=20 Latter part Caried a way the flying Jibb boom\nHahin Dis 470\nLung 148=4","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong southeast trade winds, the ship carried away its flying jib boom.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Flying jib boom carried away","quote":"Caried a way the flying Jibb boom","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-06","events":[],"lat":16.25,"lon":-149.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 5th Strong trades from S E steering N N W\nLatt 16=15 Latter part Employed in Bratheing out in\nDis 374 the after hold to stow down oil So Ends\nLung 149=40","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Sailing with strong trade winds, the crew cleared space in the after hold to store oil.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-07","events":[],"lat":18.4,"lon":-150.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 6th Strong trades from S E steering N N W\nLatt 18=24 Finished at 4 P M stowing down oil\nDis 184 and under all sail take studing sail to g sails\nLung 150=58\nthir 78 8 P M tackt pen of wedder[?] saw the Sandwich Isla\nLatter part employed in makeing a fly\nJibb boom up a Foretopsail yard to Ends","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew finished storing oil in the hold, set every sail, and sighted the Sandwich Islands.","where":"near land","place":"Sandwich Isla","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1833-05-08","events":[],"lat":19.9167,"lon":-153.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 8th Moderate trades from E by S steering\nLatt 19=50 N N W and all hands Employed in ships duty\nDis 114\nLung 151=00 Latter part gut out Layer and [illegible] [illegible]\nthir 74 studing sails to Ends all hands Employed in the h[illegible]","wind":[["whole","E by S","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate trade winds; the crew carried out ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-09","events":[],"lat":20.1667,"lon":-154.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 9th Moderate winds from E by S steering E S\nLatt 20=10 with all the canvis spreadd but can be but\nSaw no Square heads this to Shortnin the\nLung 151=30 parze[?]","wind":[["whole","E by S","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed under full canvas, but they saw no sperm whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-10","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-158.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"May 1833 Saw the Land Bearing S S W Oghee\nFryday10th Light Winds from E S E Steering West\nTott Mowee and the Land Bearing S S W Dis a grate\nLong Dis 12 miles\nways of it not farther and saw a ship to the\nEastward of the Land and in morwning Oghee\nBore South and Mowee S W so ends this\nDay with nothing to Shorten the Voiage\nthan a 19 Voiage this 13½ months out with\n500 Barelles of Sperrm and Bound in to Port\n[sketch of land profile]\n[blot]\nOghee Luking\nEast\n","wind":[["whole","ESE","light"]],"plain":"With light winds, the crew sighted Oghee and Mowee. Heading for port 13½ months into their voyage with 500 barrels of sperm oil aboard, the keeper lamented having nothing to shorten a long voyage.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented the slow voyage","quote":"so ends this Day with nothing to Shorten the Voiage","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Oghee","via":[[-156.45,20.45],[-157.15,20.75]],"plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-05-11","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday11th Moderate winds E Steering West\nfor Wahao Bent the Cables and getting reid[illegible]\nfor Anchoring and at 4 oclk in Sail and Lade\nwith the main tops hail a backe through\nthe night I bout 3 miles to the noth\nof Mowee and in the saw the harbaur\nI bout 10 miles Dis Squred in the yards\nand made Sail saw Small of the Native Boates\npaseng from one Isll to the uther and at 12½\nDraped Anckow 2 miles to the Lewerd of the Ancker\nground on a count of the Curent and saw 20 off\nthe qune Sevement Laing at ancho at the port\n","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Steering for Oahu, they prepared the cables for anchoring and waited offshore through the night near Maui. After spotting native boats traveling between the islands, they dropped anchor about two miles downwind of the anchorage due to the current.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Observed native boats traveling between islands","quote":"saw Small of the Native Boates paseng from one Isll to the uther","interest":4}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","via":[[-157.75,21.15],[-156.95,20.65],[-156.75,20.65]],"at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-05-12","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday12th\nat 1 P M A Boats Crew went up to touwn with\nthe Capt I went myself I saw the queen with\nten squires of an er? nothing out in hight\nthike I think it is the most Beutifull\nplace I have sene this Side of the Ground\nand in the morning got the Ancker up\nwent up to toun and at 11½ Droped ancker in\n16 fathome of warter and Lowred a Boat and\nthe Capt and mate and part of the Crew\nwent went on shore To Churtch I went on\nShore myself I thank the mishenars and\nfind no fawlt with theire Living in this place\nand I think myself that it is the garden\nof the world and Butefull Cotages I ever saw\n","plain":"The crew took the captain to town, and the keeper went ashore and saw the queen. The next morning they anchored in town, and the officers and crew went ashore to church in what the keeper called the \"garden of the world.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper charmed by the island paradise","quote":"I think myself that it is the garden of the world and Butefull Cotages I ever saw","interest":1},{"kind":"people","title":"Keeper saw the island queen","quote":"I saw the queen with ten squires","interest":4}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-05-13","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 13th at 1/2 1/2 P M Lowred a Boat and the Capt\nMate and and 4 of the Crew went on Shore\nand was ented to the news room where we found\nSevrall patpers and releigs Books and returnd on\nBord to malke preperations for Mr Richards\nto hold a meating and off the Bengal [drawing: ship]\nhad 2 man to run a way on Shore\nSulvanus Wethrey and Samuel Flumond\nand at 7 o Clock Mr Richards and Mr Spawlden\nCame and Bord and Delived a most Butyfull\nSermon Latter part gut off 12 gants and 2 gars\npottatoes pumkings melons Cabbage & Cukumbers\nBeans Eggs fowls and all most evry thing of fea[cut]","plain":"The captain, mate, and four crew members went ashore and visited the reading room. Two crewmen, Sulvanus Wethrey and Samuel Flumond, ran away. Later, Mr. Richards and Mr. Spawlden came aboard and preached a sermon, and the crew loaded fresh produce, eggs, and fowls.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two crewmen deserted on shore","quote":"had 2 man to run a way on Shore Sulvanus Wethrey and Samuel Flumond","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"people","title":"Preachers delivered a beautiful sermon aboard","quote":"Delived a most Butyfull Sermon","interest":2}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-05-14","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 14th first part Emploied in recruiting Ships co\nhad a portuge John foster to run a way and\nCaught him a guin at Sundown and putt\nthe Luff Rufsells on to him and putt him\ndown in the run and a10 [struck: permon] Ships Ship\nand the man that Come off with him to take\noff Clothes for him in Irons and put him afh[cut]\nand the Spors and in the morning the\nCapt took off the Irons of them and give\nthe man that Belonged on Shore 50 dog[cut]\nand put them Both in Irons a gain so we\nhave not had a man floged that we Broght\nfrom Salem and I hope he may not\nunder go the that Latter part Emploied in gettin[cut]\noff potatoes and shiped 3 Kanackers to End t[cut]","plain":"While recruiting and loading potatoes, a Portuguese crewman named John Foster deserted but was caught at sundown and put in irons. The shoreman who assisted him was also ironed and flogged, and three Kanakas were recruited.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Runaway caught and put in irons","quote":"had a portuge John foster to run a way and Caught him a guin at Sundown and putt the Luff Rufsells on to him","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"people","title":"Three Kanakas recruited","quote":"shiped 3 Kanackers","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"Accomplice flogged and both put in irons","quote":"give\nthe man that Belonged on Shore 50 dog[cut]\nand put them Both in Irons a gain","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-05-15","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-158.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sat\nSunday 15th Finisheed recruiting Ship and at 2 P M the\nNatives brought Lowis hathaway he Come Down\nout of the mountain in the Night after water\nand they Caught him and at 4 P M gut the\nanchor and Steard out off for Wahao and\nBrought off the portuge that come off to\nget J foster Clothes and in the morning\nSaw Wahao Bering W S W and 3 of the\nother Isl in Site and spake a M D Brig\nBound to Mowee Latter part Calm and Did\nnot make much head way so End to this Day\n\n[written vertically in left margin, full height:]\nMowee Layes at This Isld\nnow 7 Whalers\nAbout 25 men that has Left\nthere Ships from Crewll Useage\nwhake Shipe Congnegation All this Time to the Lost Samadetch Isld\nand there is a great number of Whales Layes\nhere that [has?] none has been Cotch\nat all and the Natives Brings in some of\nthe men that Run a way every day\nall most for 20 [?] in the Mountai[cut]\nthere is a missionary Settel[cut]\nthere a [illegible] church and a Scho[cut]\nand a Blacksmith and Cooper","wind":[["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After finishing provisioning, islanders returned runaway crewman Lowis Hathaway, who had come down from the mountain for water. They weighed anchor for Oahu, spoken an American brig bound for Maui, and later hit a calm.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Runaway crewman caught by locals","quote":"the Natives brought Lowis hathaway he Come Down out of the mountain in the Night after water","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"near land","place":"Wahao","via":[[-156.75,20.65],[-157.05,20.65]],"at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-05-16","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-157.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"May 1833 Heading up for Woahoo With not Much Wind\nThursday 16th [struck: Light airs] Steering W Woahoo Bearing N½W\nDist 40 miles Dis all hands Employed in ships Duty\nthe Latter part a Smooth Calm So End","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","smooth sea"],"plain":"The ship headed toward Oahu with light winds and ended the day in a smooth calm while the crew carried out routine ship's duty.","where":"near land","place":"Woahoo","at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-05-17","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-157.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 17th Lying Becalmed with the Land about 2 miles Dis\nand the Watch below and in the morning went\nwith in a Bout 6 miles Dis of the harbor of\nWoahoo and Lowred a Boat and the Capt went\nup to the towng and saw a Whiff a bout 2 miles\nto the Leward Lying use for the harbor to End","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Becalmed about two miles off land, the ship approached within six miles of the harbor of Woahoo. The crew put a boat out, and the captain went ashore to town.","where":"near land","place":"Woahoo","at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-05-18","events":[],"lat":21.8333,"lon":-157.98,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 18th Comences Calm, in the Ship Still under our\nLee at 4 P M the Capt returned and no perticular\nneys Expeckting the Death of Capt Van Doth\nof the Catherine and at 4½ Boren a way for\nJapan in Company with the Rebekah Syms\nof New Bedford the Ships that was under our Lee\nLatter part calm there was 6 Ships at Woahoo","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The captain returned with no particular news, except expecting the death of Captain Van Doth of the Catherine. They bore away for Japan in company with the Rebekah Simms.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Expected the death of Captain Van Doth","quote":"no perticular neys Expeckting the Death of Capt Van Doth of the Catherine","interest":4,"topic":"deaths"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catherine","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"Van Doth","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Rebekah Syms","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Woahoo","via":[[-158.25,21.25],[-158.35,21.55],[-158.05,21.85]],"at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-05-19","events":[],"lat":22.05,"lon":-159.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 19th F[illegible]st Brecise Steering WSW and saw\nthe Ships in Company kept the weather Beam\nMidley part thiker shouders and in the morning\nSaw Atoi Iland NNW right a head and the\nunder the Ships in Company spoke they win Down to\nLee of Atoi Lands with Both Ships within a [struck: q] ¼ of a\nmile of the Lee side of the I Becalmd\nStill under the Lee of the Land with\ncany way Steering no way and Some\nhopes of her going on Shore","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Sailing alongside another ship, they sighted Atoi Island right ahead. They met the ship and ran down to the sheltered side of the island, where both ships were left completely becalmed near shore.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Feared drifting ashore in the calm","quote":"Becalmd Still under the Lee of the Land with cany way Steering no way and Some hopes of her going on Shore","interest":2}],"where":"near land","place":"Atoi Iland","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1833-05-20","events":[],"lat":21.1,"lon":-161.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 20th\n1833 Ship Bengal with 500 bbls of oil by thy ow\nthe SW Side of Atoi Steering W in Company\nwith Rebekah Syms of N Bedford 8 months out\nwith 500 bbls Bound on Jappan, the towng Bearing\nNE Dis about 3 miles at 8 P M the wind Began\nto Blow from NE and kept increasing untill\n11 when yt Blowed a gale Handed reef of the\nMainsail, in 3 Close reef Topsails and furled privist th[illegible]\nand then squred the yards and run off\nBefore it under wholesail and lost th[illegible] of the Syms","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Sailing off southwest Atoi alongside the Rebecca Sims of New Bedford, bound for Japan, a gale blew up overnight. They shortened sail and ran before the wind, losing sight of the other ship.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Rebekah Syms","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedford","captain":"","months_out":8,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Atoi","via":[[-159.35,21.75]],"plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1833-05-21","events":[],"lat":19.3167,"lon":-163.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 21st Strong gales from NE Steering SW with fore\ntopsail 2 Top gallant Sails and main sail\nfurled thinding Sail set Every thing that will go\n\n[left margin alongside Thursday 16th to Friday 17th]\nLatt In By\nlong in to the\nStar 86\n\n[left margin alongside Saturday 18th]\nLatt About\n21..50\nher 90\n\n[left margin alongside Sunday 19th to Tuesday 21st]\nLatt 21:06\nLong 161=10\nStar 88\nthe SW\nSide off\nAtoi\nParted with\nthe Rebekah\nSyms\n\n[left margin alongside Tuesday 21st]\nLatt 17=19\nLong 163=07\n32","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew from the northeast as the ship ran southwest under heavy sail. A note records they parted company with the Rebekah Syms off the southwest side of Atoi.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Rebekah Syms","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Atoi","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1833-05-22","events":[],"lat":17.0,"lon":-165.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 22nd Moderate winds from E Steering West\nLatt 17=00 with all the canvis Spread that will Draw Latter\nLong 165=24 Steered W [struck: W] the watch Employed in Ships Duty","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Sailing west under moderate easterly winds with all sail set, the crew handled routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-23","events":[],"lat":18.8333,"lon":-167.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 23rd Moderate Breese from N E Steering West\nLatt 18=50 Latter part saw a Sail of the Lee Beame Steering\nLong 167=44 W So Ends the watch Employed in Ships Duty\nAir 79","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate breezes blew from the northeast as the ship sailed west. Later, they sighted a vessel off the lee beam, and the crew spent the day on routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-24","events":[],"lat":18.8167,"lon":-170.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 24th [illegible] Buteifull Breaze from N E Steering\nLatt 18=49 W 1/2 W with Every thing Set that will Draw us\nLong 170=00 from Home but Se nothing to Draw us Toward Home\nAir 78 I spose Heavs have takeing up thare habtation\nin some unnone Land I Should thenk by crouesing\nin the Pacific for four more Shipes than Whales have\nSo Ends with Every thing sett and the Ship right\na Stearn Spreading all the canvis she can","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"With every sail set in a fine breeze, the ship made good headway, though the keeper lamented that they saw far more ships than whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented finding more ships than whales","quote":"I Should thenk by crouesing in the Pacific for four more Shipes than Whales","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-05-25","events":[],"lat":18.85,"lon":-172.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satturday 25th Moderate winds from N E Steering\nLatt 18=51 West with fore Louers and topp mast and topp\nLong 172=20 galant Studing Sails and roaguls and main\nAir 76 topt galant Studing sail and roaguls set and\nthe unnone Ship About 1 1/2 mile a Stearn\nwith Every thing spred To the wind Studing\nsails fore and aft and Boat sails But we\nhang two men 2 hayes for her but after a\nChase of 2 Days and 1 night She came up with us\nat Sun down she pased with in 3 Ships Lengths of us\nSuposed to be the Mentor of hopkins [illegible] in the\nmorning She was about 2 miles a head of us carying\ncanvis So Ends give up gut tacked Crankleat","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"After a chase of two days and a night, an unknown ship carrying every bit of canvas finally caught up and passed within three ship lengths at sundown, thought to be the Mentor.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Pursued by an unknown ship","quote":"after a Chase of 2 Days and 1 night She came up with us","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mentor","rig":"","port":"","captain":"hopkins","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-05-26","events":[],"lat":19.5833,"lon":-174.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 26th Moderate winds from N E Steering W\nLatt 19=35 in Drining the unnone Ship a head withe\nLong 174=30 all her Cloth Spread to keep out of the way","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"With moderate northeast winds, the ship steered west while driving an unknown ship ahead that had all its sail spread to keep away.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Chased an unknown ship fleeing under full sail","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-05-27","events":[],"lat":19.9333,"lon":-176.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 27th Moderate weather and a Buteifull Breze from\nLatt 19=56 E N E Steering West and the Ship in compny\nLong 176=30 ahead of S W the watch Employed In Ships","wind":[["whole","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate weather with a fine breeze as the crew attended to routine ship's work, sailing alongside another vessel ahead.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-28","events":[],"lat":20.2833,"lon":-178.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 28th Moderate Breese Steering West\nLatt 20=17 Latter part Lost Site of the Ship\nLong 178=25 can pased the watch Employed in\nShips Dett So Ends all well and Bean\n\n[left margin, vertically oriented text:]\n[drawing]\nspoke the\nMentor of\nhops\ncutt 370 [illegible]\nBbls\nShip Bengal\nSaw one Sperm Whale\n[illegible]\nLonges 174=30 W\n150\n\nThursday 28th From the Sandwich Islands twoards Japan in the Ship Bengal","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued. They lost sight of the ship sailing in company and worked on the rigging and ship’s duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-29","events":[],"lat":21.3667,"lon":-180.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 29th Moderate winds from N E Steiring N W [struck: W] [illegible]\nLatt 21=22 Latter part the same So Ends all well on Board\nLong 179=28","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds continued as the ship steered northwest. The day ended with all well on board.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-30","events":[],"lat":23.1833,"lon":-182.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 30th Moderate N E winds Steiring N W by W nor\nLatt 23=11 [illegible] to By 6 boats Cut cramps in hoops on 7 casks\n[Latt] 177=27 East and the South Sail rose with 2 looke foot Cut\n[Air 74] By the Boat Hatchet So Ends this Day [illegible]","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed under moderate northeast winds while the crew worked on casks and repaired sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-05-31","events":[],"lat":24.8,"lon":-183.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 31st Moderate winds Steiring N W by W and the\nLatt 24=48 Ship prit heyvey so trembe furd so that it makes\nLong 176=20 it veary Disagreeable Standing at masthead\nLatter the same and saw a Shovvel nose Shark","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship rolled heavily, making it \"very disagreeable standing at the masthead.\" Later in the day, the crew spotted a shovel-nosed shark.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a shovel-nosed shark","quote":"saw a Shovvel nose Shark","interest":3},{"kind":"voice","title":"Heavy rolling made masthead watch disagreeable","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-06-01","events":[],"lat":26.2333,"lon":-183.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday June first 1833 Moderate Breese from S E\nLatt 26=14 Steiring N W by W Latter part saw a\nLong 176=30 Shoulk to the Eastward So Ends with S O O C\nAir 75","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed under a moderate southeast breeze, sighting a shoal to the eastward in the latter part of the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":27.2667,"lon":-183.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 2nd Commences with Light wind from S E B E\nLatt 27=16 Steiring N W by W the 2 boatpatent steiring\nLong 176=34 Sails and topmast Stst Latter Saw Blackfish\nAir 70 finbacks porpiouses sharks Albacores Skipjacks\nBonneters flyingfish flying Squd and foulspool","wind":[["first","SE by E","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds, the crew saw pilot whales, finback whales, porpoises, sharks, albacore, skipjack, bonito, flying fish, flying squid, and sea birds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Abundant marine life sighted","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"finbacks porpiouses"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw albacores","quote":"sharks Albacores","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw bonitos","quote":"Skipjacks\nBonneters","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw flying squid","quote":"flyingfish flying Squd","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-06-03","events":[],"lat":28.4,"lon":-183.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mon 3rd Moderate [struck: South] wind from S W Steiring N W and\nLatt 28=24 Saw porpiouses and ganeys but no Whales\nLong 176=38","wind":[["whole","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed northwest under moderate southwest winds. The crew saw porpoises and gannets, but no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":28.8,"lon":-184.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 4th Commences with Brisk winds from West\nLatt 28=48 and Squall of rain and Saw White Water\nLong 176=00 Latter part the same Saw two fish","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["latter","W","fresh"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced brisk westerly winds and rain squalls. The crew spotted white water and later sighted two whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw white water","quote":"Saw White Water","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw two fish","quote":"Saw two fish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":2},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":30.0,"lon":-184.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 5th Moderate [struck: winds] from West Steiring N W B W\nand in the morning at 8 oClock Saw the\nShip Serounded With Sperme Whales as fur as\nthe Eye Cold reach Louryd all 3 Boats and\nthe Waist Boat Struck and drawed and the\nStarboard Boat Struck and the Iron Brocke and\nthe Boats returned on Board at 9 AM and made\nLatt 30=00 Sail and Chased on after them with the Ship\nLong 175=30 and at 10 AM Droped the Boats and the waist Boat Struck\nSome Whales and the Scholl Brought too and we\n[illegible] of have chanced to Catched 200 bbls out of\nthem but things went as they? have the Whales\nthe all had a good opertunity to Strike 2 or 3 bbls\nwhale but focalded his oars and Looked at him\nSo we had to put uph with 45 bbls no Whalemon\nno Whales This Voiage\n[margin:]\n[drawing: whale tail]\n[whale stamp] Bow Whale\n[whale stamp] [illegible]\nwaist Boat\n[illegible]\nand broke the\n[struck: boat] [illegible]\nand\n[struck: one Iron]\niron [illegible]\nand the Iron\ndrawed\n33","wind":[["whole","W","moderate"]],"plain":"Surrounded by sperm whales as far as the eye could see, the crew put out three boats but lost two when a harpoon pulled out and another broke. Chasing again, they caught one whale, with the keeper venting frustration.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented missed whales and poor whalemen","quote":"we had to put uph with 45 bbls no Whalemon no Whales This Voiage","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-06-06","events":[],"lat":30.3833,"lon":-184.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 6th First part Cut the Whale ringed up\nLatt 30=23  the fines under way and fenished Boyling all so stowed\nLong 175=30  the Whale makeing 18 bbs Cleand up Deckes\nand Washed of before Dinner with Light winds from N","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"plain":"The crew finished stripping blubber from the whale, boiled it down, and stowed the oil, which yielded 18 barrels. They cleaned and washed down the decks before dinner.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1833-06-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":30.3,"lon":-184.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 7th Moderate, from N W Steereing Southard\nLatt 30=18  Saw Sevrral Streaks of Blood whare a Large Whale\nLong 175=40  had gorn to the Southward So Ends all well-0-0-","wind":[["whole","NW","moderate"]],"plain":"Sailing south in moderate winds, the crew saw streaks of blood in the water where a large whale had headed south.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw streaks of blood from a whale","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-08","events":[],"lat":30.4833,"lon":-183.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 8th Moderate winds Steering N S W and tacked and\nLatt 30=29  found a way for A Trumph Latter part Calm 0=0\nLong 176=19","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Moderate winds gave way to calm weather as the ship turned and sailed on.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-09","events":[],"lat":31.4667,"lon":-185.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 9th   Comences Calm and 3 watches Employed in Ships\nLatt 31=28  duty and Saw nothing Exepat fish and fouls\nLong 174=49  but Squarve heads wold be much more Envited","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather, the crew did routine ship's work. They saw only fish and seabirds, though the keeper noted that sperm whales would be much more welcome.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper wished for sperm whales","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-06-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":32.0,"lon":-185.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 10th  First part brisk winds from N W the for[struck: e]\nLatt 32=00  breyced to [illegible] close reef topsails and fore stay\nLong 174=40  Sail with a gale of win from W Steiring N S W\nStr 68  and in the morning Saw Sevrall breaches and a grate\nFogging  quantity of white water and [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]\nbut Cold not make out what it was So Ends","wind":[["first","NW","fresh"],["whole","W","gale"]],"weather":["fog","gale"],"plain":"The crew sailed through a gale under reduced sail. In the morning they spotted several breaches and a large patch of white water, but could not identify what caused it.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-11","events":[],"lat":31.4,"lon":-185.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tusday 11th  First and middle part a gale of wind from\nLatt 31=24  West runing under 3 Close reef topsails and\nLong 174=30  Latter part more modrate So Ends","wind":[["first","W","gale"],["middle","W","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The ship weathered a gale from the west under heavily reduced sail before conditions moderated.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-12","events":[],"lat":31.2667,"lon":-186.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 12th  Comences Calm and proceadent to Stow\nLatt 31=16  Down 16 bbs of oil in the fore hole and\nLong 173=50  found our Oil Leakeing and comence hoisting\non Deck un tell we brook out a bout 100\nbbls of oil to coopren it Latter part\nfenished coopering and Stowing Down","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather, the crew began storing 16 barrels of oil in the forward hold, only to discover leaks. They had to haul about 100 barrels back onto the deck to repair the casks before restowing them.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Casks leaked in the hold","quote":"found our Oil Leakeing and comence hoisting on Deck","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-13","events":[],"lat":30.5833,"lon":-186.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thurday 13th  first part fenished Stowing Down and washed of\nLatt 30=35  Latter part Strong Winds from W and Close\nLong 174=00  reefs no weather for getting Whales 0 0 0 0 0","wind":[["latter","W","strong"]],"plain":"The crew finished storing oil in the hold and washed down the deck. Strong winds forced them to reduce sail, offering \"no weather for getting whales.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented the rough whaling weather","quote":"no weather for getting Whales","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1833-06-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":4},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.7,"lon":-186.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Fryday 14th   Comences with a gale of win from W\nLatt 29=42  Steereing N S W with grate quantitys of rain\nLong 173=30  and Squalls runing under 3 Cloce reefs and fore\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] top mast Stay Sail middle part a gale from\nWest Steiring W S W and in the morning saw\n4 Whales going to the windword Lourde one boat but\nto them co[struck: u]ld not git up and thay went of in evry\n0 0 0 0 0 0  linection Saw manny Breaching at Noon 000","wind":[["first","W","gale"],["middle","W","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain","squalls"],"plain":"Gales and heavy rain squalls battered the ship. In the morning, they sighted four whales heading into the wind, put out a boat, but could not reach them before they scattered in all directions. Many more were breaching at noon.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-06-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":29.2667,"lon":-186.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 15th the first part Saw The Whales Breaching\nto the Leward we Lowred in and run for them\nand at 3 P M Looched [illegible] all 3 Boats and the waist\nBoat Struck a 60 bbs whale and the 2d Spour Boat\ncould not Strike him with a 2d Boat and at --\nSunsown Cut from him and let him run\nwith about 50 fathoms of Line to him\nLatter part Moderate winds from E Steering\nNorth and saw a Sail off the Leabow to Ends\nLat 29:16\nLong 173=29\nAir 71\nLays If\nShipp 218\n1 2 3\n[drawing: whale tail] [drawing: whale tail] [drawing: whale tail]\nthe 9th","wind":[["latter","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew saw whales breaching to leeward and lowered three boats. The waist boat harpooned an estimated 60-barrel whale, but at sundown they had to cut the line and let it go with about 50 fathoms of rope.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-16","events":[],"lat":29.9,"lon":-186.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 16th the Moderate winds from E Steering S by E\nand at 2 P M Saw a Ship of the Lee beam\nand run up [struck: to] for her and at 6 P M Spoke\nher it was the Phenix of N Bedfor 24\nmonths out 1500 bbs and Borded with her\nthe Capt Came on bord at 9 P M and ware Ship\nto the N E I fells in Whilot on Board of this Ship\nof Salem Latter part Calm and the [drawing: ship] Phenix\nof the weather beam So ends this Day\nLat 29=54\nLong 173=15\nSpoke the 3..\n[whale stamp]\nPhenix\nN Bedfor\nIn Company\nwith the Phenix","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They spoke and visited with the Phoenix of New Bedford, 24 months into its voyage with 1,500 barrels. Her captain came aboard, and the ships remained in company during a calm.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phenix","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedfor","captain":"","months_out":24,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1833-06-17","events":[],"lat":30.2667,"lon":-185.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 17th Comences Calm and saw porpoises and\ngrampuses and and saw a Spar of the weather\nbow and Lowred a Boat and took it a Long side\nand Hoisted it on Deck it was a Log about\n40 feet Long Latter Sawe it up and rigged in\nthe flying Jibb boom to hist it but it caried away\nLat 30=16\nLong 174=00\nAir 71","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather, the crew saw porpoises and grampuses. Spotting a 40-foot log floating nearby, they put out a boat, brought it alongside, and hoisted it onto the deck to saw it up.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Flying jib boom carried away","quote":"rigged in the flying Jibb boom to hist it but it caried away","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-18","events":[],"lat":29.6333,"lon":-186.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tues Day 18th Moderate Winds from E S E Steering South\nand at 3 P M Saw a Ship of the Lee bow and at\nat 7 O M Spoke her it was the Persia of N Bedf\n22 months out with 1000 bbs saw ah Whalings\nLatter part Beutefull Weather and no fish\nLat 29=38\nLong 173=58\n[whale stamp]\nPersia","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"They met and met the ship Persia of New Bedford, twenty-two months into its voyage with 1,000 barrels. Beautiful weather followed, but they saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Persia","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedf","captain":"","months_out":22,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-06-19","events":[],"lat":29.4,"lon":-188.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wens Day 19th the first part Comences with Moderate winds\nN W Steering West by So Saw the Persia\nto the N W & C Midle part Stronge winds\nand a heith sea with rain and under duble reefs\nLatter Saw nothing to Engy all well on Bo[struck: ard] so ends ---\nLat 29=24\nLong 171=56\nAir 70\nVar 12=23 E","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"They sailed under moderate winds and sighted the Persia to the northwest. Strong winds, heavy seas, and rain later forced them to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":29.5167,"lon":-190.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 20th the Fine weather and no Whales but 100ds of fish alldong\nside and saw nomore of the Persia Latter part Lowerd\nall 3 Boats for Fin backs mistook them for\nSperm Whales to Ends fine weather\nLat 24=31\nLong 170=00\n34","plain":"With fine weather, hundreds of fish surrounded the ship. Later, the crew put out three boats after whales they mistook for sperm whales, but they turned out to be finbacks.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Hundreds of fish swarmed alongside","quote":"100ds of fish alldong side","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-21","events":[],"lat":30.2333,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 21th Comences with Moderate winds from\nLat 30=14 E S E steering W by N with fine weather\nLong 167=0 Middle part the wind at E steering West Latter\npart the same with a plenty of [illegible] cove","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Fine weather and moderate winds as the ship continued westward. No whales were reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-22","events":[],"lat":30.5333,"lon":-192.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 22dth Moderate winds from E N E steering\nLat 30=32 West and not much doings a[illegible] board expect\nLong 168.. & wishing a good South all saw Square head &\nAir 70 Latter Very warme But light weather no fish","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The ship had moderate winds and very warm weather, with little activity on board and no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-23","events":[],"lat":30.675,"lon":-192.5},{"date":"1833-06-24","events":[],"lat":30.8167,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 24th Moderate Breases from S W steering W S W\nLat 30=49 and crousing in the retierd part of the Ocean no\nLong 167=00 Whales to troubl us nor Ships nor no singns of Emp\nLatter part Employed in Beating to the windard after\nfine good pinbacks in the Morng shortly and takeing in Light sails\nweather 80 at night and reefing to sails and then shakeing out\nand nooo in the morning and caring on the sharkes killing\nFish oooo to a very grate Extent to Ends fine weather no fish","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Cruising alone with moderate breezes, the crew found no whales or ships. They kept busy killing sharks, noting it went on \"to a very great extent.\"","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew killed sharks to a great extent","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-25","events":[],"lat":30.6167,"lon":-193.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 25th Light winds from S steering West with 00000\nLat 30=37 in site Latter part steerd W S W and tacked once\nLong 166=40\n\nTusday 25th the Moderate winds from E by S and nothing to\nLat 29=52 shorten the Voige this ship Does not Larth anething\nLong 167=E to a man that wants a fortune but many wants but\nLittle and this Voige shold please him for he\nAir 71 is sure of that for and no more to troubel him\nLatter part steering S S W and saw a ship in\nthe wake and spun her meganering Ware\n[drawing]\nShip and run for her, and at 8½ P M sporke her\nCongress it was the ship Congress Capt Robbins of\nno Fish Nantucket 16 months out 650 bbls and goin [blot]\nhad times in compney with a Brig for 18 days & a [illegible] with\nthis Capt Enforms us that hehas herd of 13 Difrent Ships\nand no that has had a boats crue to run away with\ngrog with Boats 00000","wind":[["whole","S","light"],["whole","E by S","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew met and spoke with the ship Congress of Nantucket. Captain Robbins reported having 650 barrels and shared news that he had heard of 13 different ships where boat crews had run away with the boats.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Reports of boat crews deserting","quote":"","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Congress","rig":"ship","port":"Nantucket","captain":"Robbins","months_out":16,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-06-26","events":[],"lat":29.8667,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 26the [illegible] winds from W S W Steerings S by E\nLat 28=48 in compney with the Congress and the Capt on\non bord of the Bengal and in the morning saw hers\nLong 167=00 a Stern and Latter part Lost site of\nAir 70 the Congress so ends saw no thing for the\n[drawing] Laste Dull times and no Whales seen","wind":[["whole","WSW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed alongside the Congress, whose captain visited aboard the Bengal. By morning the Congress was astern, and they eventually lost sight of her. The keeper lamented the \"dull times and no whales seen.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented dull times","quote":"Dull times and no Whales seen"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Congress","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1833-06-27","events":[],"lat":28.3333,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 27 Fresh winds from W S W Sttring west\nLatt 28=20 untill the Middle when it vas a gale [struck: fresh]\nLung 167=00 in Genis as it increased Latter reduced to Close\ntide 70 reef Main and mizen topsails and fore and Mizen\nStays sails and Saw the Congress of the Lee Bow\nLying under a Close reef Main topsail and fore\ntopmast Stays sail Employed in mending Sails\noff Japan and set a Stant in the Capt State Room &c","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong winds worsened into a gale, forcing the crew to reduce sail heavily. They spotted the Congress nearby, also riding out the gale under minimal canvas, while the crew mended sails and did cabin repairs.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Congress","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","place":"Japan","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-06-28","events":[],"lat":28.9667,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 28th A gale from W S W Steering NW\nLatt 28=05 with the Congress of the Lee bow Steering the sa\nLung 167=00 me in the morning Saw her of the Lee Bow\nS, &c Latter part more modrate maid all Sail and\nSteerd S S W in compeny with the Congress &c","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew from the west-southwest as the ship sailed alongside the Congress. When the weather moderated, they set all sail and continued in company with her.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Congress","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-06-29","events":[],"lat":28.8667,"lon":-193.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 29th Commences with Modrate winds from West &c\nLatt 28=42 Steering S S West in Company with the Congress\nLung 166=24 Latter Modrate winds from S S W Steering west and\nSaw a turtle Bound to the west in compeny with the Con[illegible]","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["latter","SSW","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed alongside the Congress under moderate winds and spotted a turtle.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Spotted a turtle at sea","quote":"Saw a turtle Bound to the west","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Congress","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-06-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":29.4333,"lon":-194.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 30th Modrate winds from West [struck: &] Steering west\nLatt 29=26 and Saw a Whale Blow of the Weather quarter and\nLung 165=14 tackd and stood for it with the 2 Ships but saw\nnomore of it and the 2 Capts took Supper on board\nof the Bengal and Changed Boats Crew and in the\nmorning saw her for of the weather beam &c &c","wind":[["whole","W","moderate"]],"plain":"They spotted a spouting whale and turned to head toward it alongside another ship, but did not see it again. The two captains had supper aboard the Bengal and exchanged boat crews.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-01","events":[],"lat":29.6,"lon":-195.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July the first Modratet winds from [struck: W] S S West\nLatt 29=56 Steering West with fine weather and no fish\nLung 164=44 and at Sunset saw a Ship of the weather Beam\n2 ships and one of the weather Bow Latter part Saw them\n10 Bbls of the weather quarter But no whales this Day","wind":[["whole","SSW","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate winds and no whales seen. At sunset, they sighted a couple of ships in the distance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-02","events":[],"lat":30.3333,"lon":-195.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 2nd Modrate winds from S S W Steering WNW\nLatt 30=20 & N by W and Lost Site of the 2 Ships Latter\nLung 164=28 am part wind E S E Steering and saw Ship of the Leabowd\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] Beam hauld to the wind and Stood for her and at 11 1/2\nMeridian A M Spoke her it was the [whale stamp] Mention of & Edgartown\nEdgartown 3 years out with 2300 bls So Ends with out fish","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"They met and spoke with the ship Mentor of Edgartown, three years out with 2,300 barrels of oil aboard, but saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mention","rig":"ship","port":"Edgartown","captain":"","months_out":36,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-07-03","events":[],"lat":30.5,"lon":-196.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 3rd Modrate winds from E S E Steering N West\nLatt 30=30 and Lost Site of the Mention Latter part Steerd\nLung 163=34 West &c and saw [whale stamp] &c &c &c","wind":[["whole","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed in moderate winds and ended the day without seeing whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-04","events":[],"lat":31.0667,"lon":-197.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday July 4th 1833 Steering W S S with a Modrate brees\nLatt 31=04 and Chiled & high to have a Rouse out &c Latter\npart Steering N W with a smort squalls of\nLung 163=05 wind and rane and had a few Pies tore and aft\ntide 70 &c Ends the 24 Independence to You","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed through moderate breezes followed by sharp squalls of wind and rain. The keeper closed the entry noting, \"Independence to You.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted Independence Day","quote":"Independence to You","interest":1,"topic":"holidays"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-05","events":[],"lat":31.0,"lon":-196.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 5th Moderate winds from S and Squally with\nrain Steering W B S 1/2 S and Employed\nin fishing Caskes and brock out Hard Bread\nand found itt hurt and the Beef also smells very\ndisagrable indeed that we being stowed in the steerage\nhole and the Smells very disagreable and also\nour present situation Lose not south yet &c &c &c &c\nLatter part Smoother no fish and Saw Nothing","wind":[["first","S","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","smooth sea"],"plain":"The crew worked with casks and broke out provisions, discovering that the hard bread was spoiled and the beef smelled terrible. They found no whales and saw nothing.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Spoiled bread and foul-smelling beef discovered","quote":"found itt hurt and the Beef also smells very disagrable indeed","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-06","events":[],"lat":30.8333,"lon":-196.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Moderate winds with rain Steering all maner\nways to try to fall in with Squere Rigs that\nThey do not make this part of the Ocan there\nresidance Latter part the Same So Ends &c","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"With moderate winds and rain, the ship steered in every direction trying to find square-rigged vessels, but none seemed to be in this part of the ocean.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Searched in vain for other ships","quote":"Steering all maner ways to try to fall in with Squere Rigs that They do not make this part of the Ocan there residance","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-07","events":[],"lat":30.7833,"lon":-197.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 7th Moderate winds from S E Steering\nE B S and Employed in makeing Shunk Lines\nLatter part Saw nothing as usual So Ends","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew made lines and saw nothing, \"as usual.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted seeing nothing as usual","quote":"Saw nothing as usual So Ends","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-07-08","events":[],"lat":30.6167,"lon":-197.25,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 8th Light winds from S S E Steering East and\nSaw Several Sharke Latter part the Same So Ends","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["latter","SSE","light"]],"plain":"The ship sailed east under light winds and spotted several sharks.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Spotted several sharks","quote":"Saw Several Sharke","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":28.9667,"lon":-197.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 9th Comences Almost Calm Employed in makein\nhich tine with very warm weather indeed\nLatter Cloudy and run for Breaches but Could\nnot make out what thay ware So Ends with nothing\nto Solace the mind but with out hope the breast would\nBurst So we Still hope that we maie Some future\nday return to our owne natieve Land oil or no Oil","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"In very warm weather and light winds, the crew saw whales breaching but could not identify them. The keeper reflected wistfully on hoping to return home someday, \"oil or no Oil.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper reflected on longing for home","quote":"with out hope the breast would Burst So we Still hope that we maie Some future day return to our owne natieve Land","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-07-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":28.6667,"lon":-197.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 10th Moderate winds from S E Steering South\nwith pretty much all the Canvis Spread to the\nBreaze and itts blow I breathe I inger of a Storm\nLatter part Saw white water and run for itt and Saw\nmany Spouts that we took to be Spearm whals\nbut a Almost Squall spring up at the Same time\nwe Lost Site of them not being able to make\nout what thay ware most proberly Spearm whales\nbut thay went down to Drink So Ends this 24","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They sailed south under nearly full sail. Spotting white water and multiple spouts likely from sperm whales, they headed toward them, but an oncoming squall caused them to lose sight of the whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted whales dove to drink","quote":"most proberly Spearm whales but thay went down to Drink","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-07-11","events":[],"lat":28.4667,"lon":-198.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 11 Gentle Breezes from S E Steering W S W\nLatter part the Same So Ends with Cheefmon sick","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with gentle breezes; the entry ended with the chief mate sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cheefmon was sick","quote":"So Ends with Cheefmon sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-12","events":[],"lat":28.8667,"lon":-199.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 12th Moderate winds from S Steering W S W and in\nthe morning Saw a Ship of the Leehaw on the\nSame tack and Steerd up for here So Ends\nRuning for her but Almost Calm &c &c &c &c\nLatt 31:00\nLong 163=10\nLatt 30=50\nLong 163=30\nLatt 30=47\nLong 163=00\nLatt 30=37\nLong 162= [illegible]\nLatt 28=58\nLat 162=30\nLatt 28=40\nLong 162=20\nLatt 28=28\nLong 161=08\nLatt 28=02\nLat 162\nSaw Nothing\nhad 10 lb\nwhaling\nSaw Nothing\nAll hands\nemployed\n[drawing]\npaying\nNothing\n[illegible]\nNo 3d\nDull times\nOff C[illegible]\n[illegible]\nSaw\nNo 3d","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Moderate winds brought the crew within sight of a ship to the leeward, and they steered toward her until near calm conditions stopped them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-13","events":[],"lat":28.0,"lon":-200.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 13th Commences Allmost Calm and at 8 P M Spoke\nLatt 28=60 the Ship and had ben runing for but did not Bord\nLong 160 East her under Stood her name to be the Chariet of\nRhode Island but uncartin what name Some understood\nStarrett and Marian [struck: [illegible]] first part painted round the Lebord\nside of the Main Riggin latter part the Simone\nShip went out of Site I Steam our reasons for not\ngitting her name is the least when haild by our Ship\nor none in Double Dutch quirled aganst the Sun\nand hayeing no one on board Except Americans and\nEnglish and Portuguese [struck: ding] Kanuckers Sengheylanders Spaniards\ncould not understand the Language so She remains unkn\n[margin notes:]\nChariot\nRhode Island\nDouble\nDutch\nquirled\naganst the\nSun\n[grid stamp]","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Almost calm weather. They met a ship they had been chasing but did not board her; unable to understand her reply, which sounded like \"Double Dutch quirled against the sun,\" they could not confirm her name.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Could not understand a passing ship's language","quote":"none in Double Dutch quirled aganst the Sun","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Chariet","rig":"ship","port":"Rhode Island","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-07-14","events":[],"lat":28.2667,"lon":-200.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 14th Fore part Steering by the wind to the West with\nLatt 28=16 a companied with the rain Squalls at noon and at 7/2 P M Saw\nLong 159=45 a Ship a head Steering to the W and at 5 P M She\nwore Ship and stod for us but it fell of Calm\nand She did not reach us at night So I must Comfer\nto night with nothing to Solace a Discontented\nmind Except the thoughts of a whaleing Voige in the\nmorning I Saw the Ship of the weather beame verry\nSmart Squalls of wind and rain and at 11 A M the\nren Dowle a crosse our Stearn and the capt went\non bord and Sent the Boat on bord To Boat\nChaptman it was the Hariett of London 3 years out\n1800 bls had much this butt not wors then ourselvs\n[margin notes:]\nHariett\nLondon\nNov 80\n[compass rose stamp]\n[grid stamp]","wind":[["middle","","calm"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls","calm"],"plain":"They sailed through squalls of wind and rain. After waiting through an overnight calm, the captain boarded the Hariett of London, three years out with 1,800 barrels.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented his discontented mind","quote":"nothing to Solace a Discontented mind Except the thoughts of a whaleing Voige","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hariett","rig":"ship","port":"London","captain":"","months_out":36,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-07-15","events":[],"lat":29.0,"lon":-200.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 15th In company with the Hariett gaming with them\nLatt 29=00 the Capt come on Bord at 8 in the Evenning\nLong 160=00 and board fulle and in the morning Saw the\nHariett of the Starbord Beam So Ends this Day","plain":"The ship sailed alongside the Hariett and enjoyed a visit with her crew. The captain came back aboard around 8 in the evening, and the Hariett remained in sight off the right side the next morning.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hariett","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1833-07-16","events":[],"lat":28.2667,"lon":-200.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 16th Steering [struck: [illegible]] W by N and at 1 P M Lost Site\nof the Hariett of the Laboard beam and 1/2 Saw\na Ship of the Starbord beam runing Down for\nus and at 4 1/2 P M She Came under our Lee\nit was the Offley Capt Stavers of London 44\nmonths out with 1200 bls it was the Ship that\nSent a boat in at New heva when we ware Lying there\nhe reports 3 English Whale Ships that have ben\nLost with in a few months She is a 8 [illegible]\nShip Luseing and maning 5 boats They informed\nus that the American whale Ship Gideon\nhas bene [blank] fetctheng Some of his pearls to bear on\nthe Natives at Mahogerd Morgues Islands for\nStealing from the Ship and thoyt them\nthat thave had ben 2 boats crews massacer\nat Ropore on the a count of thore Steeling\nSome of the Savages Latter Lost Site of\nthe Hariett So Ends with nothing\n[margin notes:]\nOffley\nLatt 28=16\nLong 160=E\n[compass rose stamp]\n[grid stamp]\n36","plain":"They lost sight of the Harriet and met the English whaleship Offley of London. Captain Stavers reported three English whaleships recently lost, and shared news of violent clashes between whalers and islanders at the Marquesas and Rapa.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Reports of lost ships and island massacres","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hariett","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Offley","rig":"ship","port":"London","captain":"Stavers","months_out":44,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-07-17","events":[],"lat":28.2833,"lon":-199.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 17th\nLatt 28:17\nLong 160=01\nFirst part Calm and saw nothing but\nhad a mess to compare with the treatment\nof the Ship Bengal to safe Scratch and on\nLatter the same with 8 [struck: [illegible]] fine [illegible] to an old Fisher","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day was calm with nothing seen, though the keeper recorded an obscure complaint or remark about life and treatment aboard the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper commented on shipboard life","quote":"had a mess to compare with the treatment of the Ship Bengal","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-07-18","events":[],"lat":28.1167,"lon":-200.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 18th\nLatt 28=09\nLong 160 E\nD.R. 27=49\n159 E\nFirst part Steerd S Midle part W with\nSmart Squalls and in the morning saw a\nShip a head about [struck: [illegible]] one mile Dis but she\nwore wore and stood to the E S E the [illegible]\ncloist am 1/2 mile Dis John Bull Crost [illegible]\nand soon went out of site of the weather quorter Americ[illegible]","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They sailed through brisk squalls and sighted a ship ahead in the morning, but the other vessel turned away and soon disappeared.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-19","events":[],"lat":29.0167,"lon":-199.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 19th\nLatt 29=01\n[struck: Latt] 160=30\nFirst part Steerd E S E Latter part Steerd evry way\nAnd saw 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0","plain":"The ship steered east-southeast and then every which way, but saw nothing at all.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-20","events":[],"lat":29.65,"lon":-199.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 20th\nLatt 29=39\nLong 160=50\nFirst part steerd N with Squalls of rain\nLatter part the same saw nothing So Ends","weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed northward through rain squalls and saw nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":29.5333,"lon":-200.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 21th\nLatt 29:32\nLong by [illegible] 159=24\nFirst part Steerd N and saw nothing Except\nwhite water of the weather beem but cld not\nget to it and killed a pig to save his Life and\nin the morning Steerd N N E and att 6 A M\nSaw a Ship of the Lee bow and at 7 saw her\nm enurverity and at 8 saw sevril Large whales\na head wich soon went dwn and at 8 1/2 Crost\nthe galfies to full of the weather quorter to\nLie for om and at 9 she come up then\nfrosthed the remainden and the waist bout\nstruck and then fastned with all 3 boats\nand turned him up and took him a long\nside at 12 oclock with the wist bout stove\nby his jaw and 2 of her Crew made a breech\nout of her for the first time for the voige","plain":"The crew slaughtered a pig to save its life. In the morning, they spotted a ship and several large whales; three boats harpooned and killed one, bringing it alongside after the whale's jaw smashed a boat.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Killed a pig to save its life","quote":"killed a pig to save his Life","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Whale smashed a boat with its jaw","quote":"with the wist bout stove by his jaw and 2 of her Crew made a breech","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed white water off weather beam","quote":"saw nothing Except\nwhite water of the weather beem","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-07-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.6333,"lon":-199.8834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 22th\nLatt masthead\nLong to the S\nAt 2 P M Comensed Cutting and All hands\nturn out work until Sundown and no bropes off\ngetting 2 the head of and saw meny whales of\nthe weather beem but cald not get to them\nand saw the Ship in Cumpney with\na whale a Long Side at 4 P M and made\nfast agen Cutting gear at Sundown for the\nnight and in the morning Comensd Cutting\nand gut the head of at 8 A M and finishe Cuttin\nthe body at 12 1/2 P M and saw the 3 barethque\na Stearn Boiling So Ends Calm with\n2 men Sick [struck: with boils]\n[margin notes for Sunday 21st / Monday 22nd:]\n[drawing]\nCutting\n[whale stamp: 80 bbls N 22]\n[vertically:] Sperm whale\n54 Feet 5 in Long 14 In\n[vertically:] Employed In\nCutting with\nCalm Weather","wind":[["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew spent the day stripping the blubber from a large sperm whale. They saw many more whales off the weather beam but could not reach them. Two men were sick, and the weather ended calm.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1833-07-23","events":[],"lat":29.7333,"lon":-199.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 23th Comences Calm first part took in the Junck\nLatt 29=44 and boiled the Case and put the fires under boy and the\nLong 160=50 Barque passed of the weather beam a boiling and sending\nBoiling up all hellit in good urnest Latter part Employed\nin hocting to Ends with a [struck: hoot] burningh Sun","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather and under a burning sun, the crew processed the sperm whale head matter and kept the fires burning for boiling the blubber.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1833-07-24","events":[],"lat":29.9,"lon":-199.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 24th Comences Calm and Extreemly warm weather\nLatt 29:54 Employed in boiling and Saw the Barque of the Lee\nLong 160:30 beam Latter part finished Boiling at 7 o'ct AM the whole\nmakeing 99 barells most proberly if we had Savd them\n[struck: C] Clean he wold of made 100 bls So end this Day","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm, extremely warm weather. The crew finished boiling oil by 7 a.m., totaling 99 barrels—the keeper noted it likely would have made 100 if they had saved it clean.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented falling one barrel short","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1833-07-25","events":[],"lat":29.9333,"lon":-199.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 25th At 6 PM Spoke the Barque that got the whale\nLatt 29=06 in Company with the got a whale that made 82\nLong 160=50 bls it was the Hesper of New Bedford Capt Brown\n27 months out with 950 bls they had [struck: [illegible]]\n[struck: [illegible]] and babymade poor and a quntoway of chapt\n& got Stones on bord of this Barque Latter part Employed\nHesper in Coopening Oil and Lost Site of the Barque","plain":"They spoke with the bark Hesper of New Bedford, which had taken an 82-barrel whale and was 27 months into its voyage with 950 barrels of oil aboard. The crew spent the latter part of the day cooperage work on oil.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hesper","rig":"bark","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Brown","months_out":27,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-07-26","events":[],"lat":30.5333,"lon":-198.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 26th fine weather and Employed in Coopering\nLatt 30=32 Latter part Employed [struck: in] Broaching out in the\nLong 161=35 of [struck: him] mate and Stowying Down So Ends twork","plain":"Fine weather. The crew worked at coopering and spent the latter part of the day stowing casks down in the hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1833-07-27","events":[],"lat":29.6167,"lon":-198.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 27th Employed in Stowying Down and at Sunsett\nLatt 29=37 Saw a Sail of the Lee bow Latter part finished\nLong 161=20 Stowying Down and fill'd up the water butt","plain":"The crew spent the day storing oil down in the hold and filling the water cask. At sunset, they sighted a ship off the lee bow.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-28","events":[],"lat":30.0584,"lon":-198.4167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 28th Comences with Strong winds from W. N. W\nLatt No heading to the N & E under 3 closd reef topsails\nLong Obs and for Spenser and fore topsort staystit and at\n6 P. M whire Shift to the N W & N W and blew\nStrong the for and mizen topsails with it very sheep\nRain very [illegible] roating and no hoaps of mor Squarshed\nat presesent Latter part It gale with torents of\nrain falling Like a Cotteroeth So Ends co","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["first","NW","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","gale"],"plain":"The ship struggled through gale-force winds and torrential downpours, with rain described as falling \"Like a Cotteroeth\" (cataract).","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Torrential rain fell \"Like a Cotteroeth\"","quote":"gale with torents of rain falling Like a Cotteroeth","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-29","events":[],"lat":30.5,"lon":-198.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 29th More Moderate and Set the fore topsail\nLatt 30=00 and run of befor the wind with the studen sails Employed\nLong 161=50 in washing Clothes Latter part the Sam So ends","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"With calmer weather, the ship set sail and ran before the wind while the crew washed clothes.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":30.1667,"lon":-197.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 30th Moderate winds from S Steiring S and\nLatt 30=10 and saw finbacks Latter part the Same So ends\nLong 162 E","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["latter","S","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds from the south as the ship steered south. The crew saw finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-07-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.0833,"lon":-197.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 31 first part Saw a Sail of the weather beam\nLatt 30=05 and [struck: out] in the morning Saw Serval Whales of the\nLong 162=52 Lee quarter Lowrd all 3 boats and Chased they\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] 37 all Day with the Ship and growlh twit Cold and wet","plain":"They saw another ship, then spotted several whales off the lee quarter in the morning. They put out all three boats and chased them all day, with the weather turning cold and wet.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-08-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.0,"lon":-197.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday August the first the first part in Chase of the\nLatt 30=00 whales Latter part Lost Site of them we\nLong 162=50 was not so sunfortinate as to gitt one Saw-","plain":"The crew chased whales during the first part of the day but lost sight of them, noting they were \"not so sunfortinate as to gitt one.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented an unsuccessful chase","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-08-02","events":[],"lat":29.85,"lon":-197.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday August 2nd\nLatt 29=51\nLong 162=50 w\n[whale stamp with \"20\" written in it]\nturned er\nCommences with moderate winds from\nSW Steering W S W and in the morning saw\na sail of the weather bow and bore doun to examine\nher and run for her and saw her take a dead\nwhale a Long side run down and spoke her\nit was the Courier of N Bedford 13 months out\nwith 700 bbls and stood of W S W again to Ends","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"They saw a ship take a dead whale alongside, sailed down, and met the Courier of New Bedford, thirteen months into its voyage with 700 barrels, then continued on their course.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Courier","rig":"","port":"N Bedford","captain":"","months_out":13,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-08-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.4167,"lon":-197.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 3rd\nLatt 29=25\nLong 162=50\nturning\nhands\nBelowing to\nDripp voo\nModerate winds from S W Steering W S W\nand at sunset saw Breaches by the N W and\nlost site of the Courier but did not reach the\nBreaches Latter part saw nothing and all\nhands Employed in turnying the grind stone\nto correct the dutty to help Belowing spirits\nout Bone with Disscontentment and black Look","wind":[["whole","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"They spotted whale breaches at sunset and lost sight of the Courier, but could not reach the whales. The crew turned the grindstone amid simmering discontent and \"black Look[s].\"","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Discontent and dark looks aboard","quote":"Bone with Disscontentment and black Look","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-04","events":[],"lat":28.3667,"lon":-196.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 4th\nLatt 28=32\nLong 164=06\nSteering Allmost any ways and not much\nrain for the Last 3 Days for manny Days before we\nhave had it in torrents and nothing to reluice\nthe mind but black Looks but is preferable\nto Spearman Whales Deep setunk in distruction\nLatter part saw nothrupt to Ends strong winds","wind":[["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship steered erratically with little rain, following weeks of downpours. The keeper noted there had been nothing to relieve their minds but \"black looks,\" though he considered that better than sperm whales plunging deep in destruction.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper reflected on foul moods and vanished whales","quote":"nothing to reluice the mind but black Looks but is preferable to Spearman Whales Deep setunk in distruction","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-08-05","events":[],"lat":29.3667,"lon":-195.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 5th\nLatt 29=22\nLong 164=10\nModerate winds from S W Steering S E and\nand nothing in site had tooth [struck: acke] from 8 evry\nway and cut of them being under Moderate\nprais and cut of frome all Earthley Plesures\nLatter part Employed in turnying spins saw nothing","wind":[["whole","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds from the southwest as they steered southeast with nothing in sight. The keeper suffered from toothache, lamenting that he was cut off from all earthly pleasures. The crew ended the day making rope yarn.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented suffering from toothache","quote":"cut of frome all Earthley Plesures","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-08-06","events":[],"lat":27.0,"lon":-192.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 6th\nLatt 27=00\nLong 167=10\nRain &\nHeavy\nSquall\nto\nW S W\nCommences with fresh breezes from S W Steerin\nE and at 3 P M it began to thicken up\nand rain and by 4 P M it was a Sevear Storm\ntook in all sail Except a close reef main\ntop sail and fore topmast stay sail and\nSpinnear and bent doun fore and mizen T Gyard\nSquall and Slunge [struck: jipb] the main when it began\nto moderate Latter part More Moderate set\nthe fore sail and run of before it saw nothing","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"],["first","WSW","storm"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"A severe storm with heavy rain and squalls hit in the afternoon, forcing the crew to take in almost all sail. The weather moderated later, and they saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-07","events":[],"lat":28.1167,"lon":-192.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 7th\nLatt 28=7\nLong 167=36\nFirst part heavy N N W with Moderate\nwinds from N W all hands Employed in the Bone\nNorth Latter part Strong and allmost a gale","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew worked on whalebone under winds shifting from north-northwest to northwest, which grew into near-gale conditions by the end of the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-08","events":[],"lat":28.85,"lon":-192.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 8th\nLatt 28=51\nLong 168=00\nCommences with a gale took in all Sail Excep\na close reef main top sail and fore topmast stay sail\nand Spincer and bbt heis mull and plunge the\nship one belowing Middle part d gale under\na close reef main topsail Latter part More mode","wind":[["first","","gale"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A gale struck the ship, forcing the crew to take in almost all sail while the vessel pitched heavily in the rough seas. The gale began to moderate later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-09","events":[],"lat":29.1834,"lon":-191.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 9th\nLatt 000\nLong 000\nCalm\nStrong winds from N N W Steering\nand the Cooper reading a count of Pit Cave Island\nLatter part a little Calm very [whale tail stamp] [whale tail stamp] saw nothn\nExcept ganies and shrothes and fish &c","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship faced strong winds before it fell calm. The cooper read an account of Pitcairn Island, and the crew saw only seabirds and fish, but no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw fish","quote":"saw nothn\nExcept ganies and shrothes and fish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-10","events":[],"lat":29.5167,"lon":-191.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 10th\nLat 29=31\nLay 168=30 E\n[drawing: whale stamp/grid]\nHogua\nN Bedford\n900 bls\n19 ms\n[drawing: whale stamp/grid]\nPheonix\nN Bedford\n1750 bls\nfind from\nthe 1\nCtherine\nall Commences with a Calm [struck: [illegible]] The first\npart Light breeze sprung up and Steered\nN W and in the morning saw a sail\nof the Larbord beam steering so the ewe\nand at 10 A M saw a ship of the Larbord\nbow and at 3 P M the weather are more Dunn\nand Spoke hir it was the Hogua of New Bedford\n19 months out with 900 bls She was the\nship that Lost a Boat and 3 mates and 2\nBoats Stearers dawning after a man ar faller\nBord She had Spoke the Catherine of Petergr\nwith 450 bls 16 frecurs to this Date Hard\nNews from her and at 6 P M the unnone\nare run dwn and spoke it was the Pheonix\nof N Bedford that we spoke the 16th of\nJune She had got 2450 bls Since we spoke\nher Last She Spoke the Catherine sume\ntime in July Hard News from [illegible] from them","wind":[["first","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew met the Houqua of New Bedford, learning she had lost a boat along with three mates and two harpooners drowned trying to rescue a man overboard. Later they met the Phoenix of New Bedford.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Tragic loss of officers and crew reported","quote":"Lost a Boat and 3 mates and 2 Boats Stearers dawning after a man","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hogua","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":19,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phoenix","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-08-11","events":[],"lat":30.15,"lon":-192.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 11th Comences with the 2 Ships with Clowdy the [struck: eth]\nLat 30=09 weather Latter part Exceading with the 2\nships with rain and [illegible] under Close reefe\nLay 168 E Tabbles much all the time no prove for Whales","weather":["cloudy","rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed alongside two others through cloudy weather and rain, reducing sail and finding no signs of whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.3333,"lon":-192.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 12th The first part in Company with the 2 Ships\nLat 30=20 with smart Squalls Middle part Lost site of them\nLay 167=20 and in the morning saw Whales going to the\nwindward and soon saw 2 Ships one to the\nwindward and one to the Larbord boed of after\nthe whales until noon but Culd not Beat\nto the windward as fast as they Culd and Lost\nsite of them at noon So ends with 2 Ships in site\n[drawing: 3 whale tails]","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They sailed in company with two ships during squally weather. In the morning, they saw whales heading upwind and chased after them until noon, but could not sail against the wind fast enough and lost sight of them.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-08-13","events":[],"lat":30.1833,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 13 First part saw 3 ships and at noon Spoke\nLat 30=11 one of them it was the Magnolia of\nLay 167=00 Bed ford 19 months with 3100 bls 30 months\nout and at Sun Dun saw 2 of them Cume\nto geather and in the morning Lost site of\nthe 3 Ships and at 8 A M saw one of the 2 Les beam\nSo ends under 3 Close reefs to sails A sule for\nthe Last 3 weeks with more or Less rain but no Whales\n[drawing: whale stamp/grid]\nMagnolia\n3100\n30 ms","weather":["rain"],"plain":"They saw three ships and met the Magnolia of New Bedford, thirty months into its voyage with 3,100 barrels of oil. The crew sailed in rainy weather, lamenting that they had seen no whales for three weeks.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Three weeks without whales","quote":"the Last 3 weeks with more or Less rain but no Whales","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Magnolia","rig":"ship","port":"Bed ford","captain":"","months_out":30,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-08-14","events":[],"lat":30.3333,"lon":-193.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"wensday 14th Comences with blowng wind under Close\nLat 30=20 reef and the ship Laboring very much and at 4\nP M saw a ship of the weather bow and Lost site\nLay 166=43 of the one we saw in the morning Latter part\nthe Hogua passed of the weather beam so ends","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds forced the ship under close-reefed sails as she labored heavily in rough seas. They sighted another ship off the weather bow and later saw the Hogua pass by.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-15","events":[],"lat":30.6,"lon":-193.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 15th Saw a Sail a head and the thing that Cliford as\nLat 30=36 mate knocked the man that the Capt so heastbly beath\nLay 166=40 some time a go at last fellers with a peese of the\ntank and thretned to Kill him sevrall times and\nin the morning saw 3 Ships so ends this Day with\n4 Ships in site but fortunate anuf to get no Whales","plain":"Four other ships were in sight, but they took no whales. Meanwhile, Clifford, serving as mate, struck and repeatedly threatened to kill the same crewman previously beaten by the captain.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Mate struck and threatened a crewman","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Clifford assaulted a man and made threats","quote":"Cliford as\nLat 30=36 mate knocked the man that the Capt so heastbly beath\nLay 166=40 some time a go at last fellers with a peese of the\ntank and thretned to Kill him","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-16","events":[],"lat":30.6167,"lon":-193.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 16th First part moderate winds and 4 Ships in\n[margin]\nLat 30=37\n[whale stamp]\nLong 166=30\n[margin: [whale stamp]\nam\nSaw 3\n[illegible] in\nSight\nSupposed\ntot be the off\nOlean[illegible]\nam Haiged eye\nMenter\noff New\nLondon\n[/margin]\nSight and at 3 P M spoke the Magnolia she had\nsaw no Whales Since up Spokeing her Last with\nthe poor mizerables for Dam that came as mode\nrough possible he must be [struck: very] well Satisfied that\nthe crew do not Stand in fear of him as to his\nhazing them and that they Jagt I put up with\nno white caped mabile before any one off them and I strike\nhim as we have no one on board but what is tai[illegible]\nthe man that he is but if he uses those meusurs\nto haze men as Dam youren Eyes I will kill you\nwhen the man that he was thretning with a\npeace of oyegen that was unhaitful on board\nany Ship that Sail's the Occen Sir will you\nkill me the answer yes yes I will kill you\nyou Dam Son of a Bitch that if he continues to\ngo on in this manner we shall be compeled\nto give him a New. England hug at all hazerds\nalltho the men have never are here, on a count of\ntheir Ignurence Laying them self Liable to be put on\na [illegible] States Vessel to be Sent to America by the\nFirst Island Letter part Calm and Saw Nothing","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They saw several ships and met the Magnolia, which had seen no whales. Tensions flared aboard over brutal hazing and death threats from an officer, with the keeper warning that the crew might be forced to violently restrain him.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew warned of a New England hug","quote":"we shall be compeled to give him a New. England hug at all hazerds","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Magnolia","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-08-17","events":[],"lat":30.5667,"lon":-193.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 17th Commences with a Smooth Calm and saw a\nLat 30=38\nLong 166=15\nShip of the Lee bowd beam Latter the Same and\nall hands Imployed in Doeing nothing so Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","smooth sea"],"plain":"The sea was completely calm. They sighted another ship off the lee beam, and the crew spent the day \"employed in doing nothing.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew spent the day doing nothing","quote":"all hands Imployed in Doeing nothing so Ends","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-08-18","events":[],"lat":30.4667,"lon":-196.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 18th First part A Smooth Calm and saw nothin\nLat 30=28\nLong 164=00\n[margin:\nSaw 2\nam\n[drawing]\n[/margin]\nat 4 o Clock all hands ware musterd to go over\nBourn as usil to Showe thire Agility in swiming\nand Sets of Lofty Jumping from the Jib\nLatter part Dutifull Weather and saw a Sail\noff the weather beam So ends saw nothing of the fish","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"During a calm afternoon, the crew went swimming and jumped from the jib. Later, they sighted another ship in the distance but saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew went swimming and jumped from the jib","quote":"to Showe thire Agility in swiming and Sets of Lofty Jumping from the Jib","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":30.3833,"lon":-196.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 19th First part a moderate breaze Steering W[illegible]\nLat 30=23\nLong 164=00\nwith fine weather Saw two fish and not much Doeing\nand at 11 A M saw a Ship of the weather bow","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"Under fine weather and a moderate breeze, the crew saw two whales and sighted another ship off the weather bow.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.6667,"lon":-197.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 20th first part tacked Sevrall times and went\nLt 29=40\nLng 163=00\n[margin: [whale stamp]]\nSevrall menouvers to try to fetch the Ship\ndown to Speack her but she was to wige for\nus to thick we saw Whales Latter Laps ther\noff the weather beam it was the Magnolia and\nSome rain and thunder So Ends with nothing","weather":["rain","thunder"],"plain":"The crew maneuvered repeatedly trying to reach a ship to speak with her, but failed. Later, they identified her as the Magnolia off the weather beam, sighted whales, and experienced rain and thunder.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-21","events":[],"lat":29.55,"lon":-198.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 21th first part Saw 2 more Ships a head and thr[illegible]\nLatt 29=33\nLong 161=49\n[margin:\nSaw 3\nShips\n[whale stamp]\n[drawing]\n[/margin]\nShips boare to geather at Sunset took in sail\nat Sunset thick of befane the wind through the\nnight with thunder and Lightining with som[illegible]\nin the morning Saw 2 of them to Lewarn\nbut at Noon boare thick and the reine Came\nDown in butter tubs and poured it against the\nwind Japon for Ever but Deliver us from\nthis place to the Spenish main for Whaling","weather":["thunder","lightning","rain"],"plain":"The crew saw several ships ahead and shortened sail at sunset amid thick weather. The night brought thunder and lightning, followed by heavy rain that poured \"down in butter tubs,\" prompting a plea to leave the Japan grounds for the Spanish Main.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper prayed to leave Japan grounds","quote":"Japon for Ever but Deliver us from this place to the Spenish main","interest":2}],"where":"at sea","place":"Japan"},{"date":"1833-08-22","events":[],"lat":29.0167,"lon":-200.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 22thth\nLatt 29=01\nLong 159=40\nStrong winds\nComences Calm with rain and no Sail in\nSite Expectet the Bengal and Irishe the was out\nof Site if we ware on the Spanish Main\nMidle part Squally with Thunder and Lighting\nLatter part Almost a gale from N Stearing\nSS W under 3 Clos reef topsails and saw no s","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","N","gale"]],"weather":["rain","squalls","thunder","lightning","gale","calm"],"plain":"The day began calm with rain, followed by squalls with thunder and lightning, and ended with near-gale winds from the north. No ships or whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-23","events":[],"lat":28.4667,"lon":-201.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 23thth\nLatt 28=28\nLong 158=30\nStronng Weather\nWinds haild\n00000000\nComences with Strong winds from N Steareng\nSS W under 3 double topsails and the watch\nEmployed in making preparations for ruged weather\nfrom Chapman thills of Tartry the has had fine\nDays north in Japan and Tartare tell am\nthat the mand whould go to god I saw nothing at all","wind":[["first","N","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed south-southwest under reduced sail in strong winds, preparing the ship for rough weather. The keeper noted having seen nothing at all.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-24","events":[],"lat":28.8833,"lon":-201.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 24th\nLatt 28=53\nLong 168=20\nFine\nWeather\nFirst part Steard S by W and at Sun set\nSteared West with nothing in Site Expectt the\nthe few Ship [struck: s] Wells that remain under the bow\nthat did not Dispered where the Albicores heft us\nLatter part Steard W S W and At 10 AM saw a Sail\na head and at 4 PM Spoke her it was the\nHelvetius of New London 13 months out with 400 bls hes had\nbad weather as for C as 26 of Longitude and saw meny Whales\nbut it being bad weather and the Whales rug-\nud [struck: t] 9 but 9 not get n to them the had ben Cruiz-\nhere 3 monthes and has not had 3 weeks of Wholing\nweather out of the time and now is bound to\nthe East to get out of thunder and Lighting to [illegible]","plain":"Fine weather. They met the Helvetius of New London, 13 months into its voyage with 400 barrels, whose crew reported bad weather, rugged whales they could not reach, and plans to head east to escape thunder and lightning.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Helvetius fled thunder and lightning","quote":"now is bound to the East to get out of thunder and Lighting","interest":3,"topic":"storms"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Noted albicores left the ship","quote":"where the Albicores heft us","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Helvetius","rig":"","port":"New London","captain":"","months_out":13,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-08-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.6667,"lon":-201.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 25th\nLatt 29=40\nLong 158=30\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]\nSaw Whales\nIn Company\nwith\nthe Helvetius\nof London\nIn Company with our Consort A Cruising\nat in the morning, the Helvetius off the weather\nbeam and at 7 AM saw meny Whales to the weather\nbeam Helvetius Lowered 7 Boats from the 2 Ships\nand pulled after them untill 10 AM when saw\nConsort haveing the Chance Heuck a 40 bls Whale\nand preveous to her striking she set a Signal at\nhers Foretopgallant truck and we ansered it by signal\nit was agreed to the Chance to gether but as the the\nShip the he[struck: d]s hes he set it to tell us how that he\nSaw Whales so W left him to Look out for himself","plain":"Cruising alongside their consort, the Helvetius of London, the crew spotted many whales and both ships sent out seven boats in pursuit. The Helvetius harpooned a 40-barrel whale after signaling, leaving the Bengal's crew to look out for themselves.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Helvetius","rig":"","port":"London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-08-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.8333,"lon":-201.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 26\nLatt 29=50\nLong 158=40\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]\nFirst part Comences Squally and in serch of the\nWhales and in the morning saw Whales and the\nShip Company of the weather beame Lowrd 3\nBoats and the [struck: e] Saved 4 but sun Lost Site\nof them so got nothing to Either Ships to Divide","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"In squally weather, both ships lowered boats after whales, but soon lost sight of them. Neither ship caught anything.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-08-27","events":[],"lat":29.2,"lon":-201.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 27th\nLatt 29=12\nLong 158=30\nComences Calme and in Company with the\nHelvetius Latter part Calm and saw nothing tod-","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions kept the ship stopped as they sailed alongside the Helvetius, seeing nothing throughout the day.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Helvetius","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-08-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":28.8167,"lon":-201.9892,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 28th\nLatt 28=49\nLong 158=00\n[drawing]\nComences with Light Airs and at Sun set\nsaw Something that rezembled Sperm Whales\nLatter part saw our Consort off the Weather\nBeame So Ends with a Smart rain Runng ud\nClose reef main topsail saw Breeches to Lwd","wind":[["first","","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew saw what looked like sperm whales at sunset and later spotted whale breeches to leeward. They also sighted their consort ship during a smart rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-29","events":[],"lat":29.4667,"lon":-202.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 29th\nComences with. Allmost a gale with rain\nunder Close reef main and mizen toppsail and fore T\nmast staysail and fore Spenser I think as the wether\napears now a person might git a Whale in a Tubb\nbefore he could git a flying Chain on to him\nbefore he could git a flying Chain on to him\nit aug 19 be a gale of wind or some thing worse\nLatter part Still under a Close reef M T\nSail with frest winds from N E to S and S W","wind":[["first","","gale"],["latter","variable","fresh"]],"weather":["rain","gale"],"plain":"Near-gale winds and rain forced the crew to reduce sail. The keeper joked that in this weather, 'a person might get a whale in a tub' before getting near one.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper joked about impossible whaling conditions","quote":"a person might git a Whale in a Tubb before he could git a flying Chain on to him","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-08-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":29.15,"lon":-202.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 30th\nBegins with fmart Squalls from N E\nsteering N N W under short sail and a\nheavey Sea rowling Latter part more modr\nand made sail and in the morning saw fin\nbacks and a grate meny porpuses and Porpohos\nand [struck: got] nothing to shorten the Voi[struck: g]ge","wind":[["first","NE",""],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","heavy sea"],"plain":"Squalls and heavy rolling seas gave way to calmer weather later in the day. The crew saw finback whales and many porpoises, but caught \"nothing to shorten the voyage.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented lack of catch","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a great many porpoises","quote":"saw fin\nbacks and a grate meny porpuses and Porpohos"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-08-31","events":[],"lat":29.2,"lon":-203.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday\n31st\nComences with Modrate winds from N E\nSteering N N W and saw Jumpers and at 4 P.M\ntacked Ship as[struck: [illegible]] Albecores to cutt the Corde\nto [struck: Mione] [illegible] Latter part Butifull weather\nand nothing to Disturbe the peas of the Ocon","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew saw jumper (probably leaping dolphin) fish and albacore tuna, with beautiful weather and, as the keeper wrote, \"nothing to disturb the peace of the ocean.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper enjoyed the peaceful ocean","quote":"Butifull weather and nothing to Disturbe the peas of the Ocon","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed albacores","quote":"Albecores to cutt the Corde","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-09-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.55,"lon":-203.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Sept the First\nFirst Begins with Just a fine whale sail\nBreeze Steering N W and a Butifull Chane\nto Looke out but I have ben 5 hours & Left my\npart the first part and have Looked a West N W\nsouth and saw nothing at all But the master\nbut some better Sucess the Latter part in the\nmorning Steered W by N and at 11 A M saw\nServal Whales off the Laboard beam Squard\nin and run Down and Lourd all 3 Boats and\npursued them until 2 P M but they apeard\nthe Boats and they Come on boord and at 5\nP M Lourd again but we was allowed to take\nthem up att sundown with nothing to pay us\nfor our trouble they apeared to be very wild","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"The crew put out three boats to chase several whales twice during the day, but the whales were very wild and they returned at sundown empty-handed.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Empty-handed after a long chase","quote":"nothing to pay us for our trouble they apeared to be very wild","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-09-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.55,"lon":-203.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 2nd\nFirst in persute of the Whales with 2 Boats\nand the ship on Bord Luffing Shaking sails\nin a Calm and saw nothing Latter part Calm\nand Smoth wether","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","smooth sea"],"plain":"Two boats were put out to chase whales in calm conditions, but they saw nothing. The rest of the day remained calm and smooth.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-09-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.7333,"lon":-203.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 3nd\nComences with a thick Calm Dureing the after\nnoon and night and at 12 o Clock at night the\nwhales Come under ships with in 3 ships Length\nof to them but they perseved the Boats, and Litted\nso took up the Boats and quit the persute of them and\nSteered they Course they whare hedded and at 4½ A M\nthis morning saw them again Lourd all\n3 Boats but by the mismanagement of the Third\nmate in him self he sa[illegible] that we have for a mate\npuked them as he usley Dose he has ben the\nruenation of the Voiage","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"During a thick calm, whales surfaced right beside the ship at midnight, but spotted the boats and fled. The crew put out three boats after them again at dawn, but the chase failed due to the third mate.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Third mate blamed for ruining the voyage","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-09-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.0,"lon":-203.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 7th Commences Calm, Steering the Course of the Whales\nLatt 30,,00 Lowerd the Boats at 11 AM and pursued the Whales well\nLong 156,,19 and Came up with in a Dart and a 1/2 of them Servrel times\nbut they Did not get on them Come on boord and\ntuckth up the Boats, and Steered NNW the Course of\nthe Whales, and Saw them fur a head at sundown\nwith twin knott[struck: s]s a mong the Fareds Islands and the\n3d mate Lost his toback Box in the act of Lowering\nin the night and in the mornging at 2 allcock\nsaw Whales a Steam, and Lowerd the Latet Boat and\nput of fur a Large Whale and pulled round him\nmy bycht the demention of him and pulled Square\nof his Eye with all 5 oars, and Directly yet would [illegible]\none to his Eye when the Whale gut reddey to turn\nflukes and Saw Servrell more Blowing Lowerd the\nWaist Boat, the only one we Cane Depend on in\nthe fust of fur the Whales when we have a Whale\nBote the warks of the Larquarter Crost the Larbow\nBoat and the peaked the Castet Cocompete when\nthe 2 Boats Came to the Ship and the waist\nBoat Continued to persue the Whales and at 10.\nA M the Struck a 40 bls Bule and tuckth him\na Long sid at 11 AM and put on a fluke\nCheich and Continued the Chase with 5 the Waite\nBoat [illegible] and at 1 PM gut handy to the Whales and hand\nthe 2 Laboard Boats and the quarter Boat gut\nthe Chance and Leid on the Boat fur the [struck: b] Whale\nand seemed to Dart when his frunt ware out af plascedone\nthen Leid him the 2d time and he Darted and mised\nthe Whale But that is nothing New fur [struck: it] Ether\nof the two men mught of fostred tut him with\n[struck: C] ease he is a regualr flipling ref a pantage\nBoy and Beast he has not had none to Dart\nhis frunt through the Blubber the 2 Voyg\nun less the Whale leid fur him to get on to the\n[illegible] from pole to furce it toe tut a match for hismastrs","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew repeatedly put out boats to chase whales, finally harpooning and bringing a 40-barrel bull alongside. A harpooner in another boat missed an easy shot, drawing sharp criticism from the keeper.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper mocked a useless harpooner","quote":"he Darted and mised the Whale But that is nothing New","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Third mate lost tobacco box overboard","quote":"the 3d mate Lost his toback Box in the act of Lowering","interest":5}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-09-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.5,"lon":-203.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 8th at 2½ past PM took up the Boats and hove\nLatt 30,,39 A Beeth and Comensed Cutteing and finished at Sun\nLong 156,,19 down and Last the [struck: rest] of the Whales at Dorth to the\nN B we have had a Boddiy of Large Whales round\nthe Ship Day and night aford the Last 48 hours\nnear a nuff to Blow out the Lights in the Cabbin\nand they have used there best Indeavors to Drive\nthem form there ground as near as I Cane farme\nan Iden they knoke no thing about a Whale\n[illegible] N B Through the night Empyed in geting\nthe fires under way and Comenced Baileing at\nat 7 PM Latter part Employed in Baileing and\nSaw Servrel Whales that they tried hard to enable\nthem out of Steam that test they proud to be so\nhustley to Emds with the ship under whole Sail with\na fine breeys from SE Steering SSW and 2 men\non the Looken Looks on bood the Bengale Oo\n\n[left margin]\n[drawing: whale with harpoon] 40 bls No 3\n[drawing: 40 bls whale]\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[whale stamp]\nSaw A\nLarge\nSchool of\nWhales and\nDrove\nthem a\nway from\nthe Ship and\nBout this\nthis [illegible]\nis all on\nthe Day\nKentucky\nWhaleman\ngive me\na\nVermonter\nto kill\nwhales\n40\nthis was not so [illegible]\nforeward 1 Whale was\nkilld By the Ship\nLarboad Bow\nBoat this Day\nthe other Whaleman\nis a N Yorker","wind":[["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew brought in the boats and finished stripping blubber from a whale by sundown, starting the boiling at 7 PM. Large whales surrounded the ship, but the keeper complained the men only drove them off.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper mocked the crew's whaling skill","quote":"near a nuff to Blow out the Lights in the Cabbin and they have used there best Indeavors to Drive them","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1833-09-06","events":[],"lat":29.9333,"lon":-204.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 16  This Day Employed in Boiling and finished at 4\nLat 29-56  P M the Whale makeing 32 bls hauled to the E\nthe fore part of the night and at 11½ spoke the unk[struck: e]\nLong 155-45  up halld the main topsail and Laid the remainder\nof the night and in the morning made Sail and\ngot readdy for washing Decks when there was some\nDificulty respecting Draweing the twist one of our\nSun Drieth fellon Canvashers [illegible] the and the mate\nupon the cainst under teeth [illegible] [illegible] Compeld him\nto go in to the Chains by takeing him with\na ropes End but the Canvather returned the blow\nwith a Larg Broon and I think the mate\nmay Consider him Self quite fortunate to get\nof with a whole hed and more so if he keeps\nit whole During the Cruise So Ends with 3 teeth","plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber, yielding 32 barrels of oil, and met an unidentified ship during the night. A crewman and the mate fought over morning deck chores, trading blows with a rope's end and a broom.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"unk[struck: e]","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-09-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":30.2167,"lon":-204.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 17  Fore Begins with Moderate winds from S E\nLat 30-13  and at 12½ past Saw pods of Spearm Whales in\nLong 155-25  Every Direcktion [illegible] all 3 Boats and Cursued\nthe Chace and at 3 P M the Larboord quarter Boat\nstruck a Small Whale and he looked a runing\nand Soon the Waist Boat Came in Company with\nWhales and Just got in the act of Strikeing\nwhen he herd a Loud Cry from the Fast Boat\nto the windward when he Left the Whales and\nwent to there asistance and found them badly\noff stove and he tooke the Whale from [illegible]\nturned him up and killed him and then went\nand picked up the Boats crew the Boat being\nheel up and a Canvather Standing upright\non her Bottome took her in toby the Bow\nhoisted her in with gun Deck and run for\nthe Whale and tooke him along Side at Sun\nDown when the 3d Boat returned from a Chout\nto [illegible] for man [illegible] as I Believe up towre of the\nJapan Islands took up the Boats and Laid\nthe Main Brace a gain to Dry and in the\nmorning hooked in and Cut the Whale in and finisd\nat 7 A M and put the fires under mag to Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"They saw pods of sperm whales all around and put out three boats. One boat harpooned a whale that stove the boat; another abandoned its own chase to rescue the crew, kill the whale, and tow it back.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat stove by a sperm whale","quote":"went to there asistance and found them badly off stove and he tooke the Whale","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-09-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":30.8333,"lon":-205.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 18  this at 4 P M saw a Large Body of Speam Whales and\nLat 30-50  Lowred all 3 Boats and had run to get in to them\nLong 155-00  but the Waist Boat came very with in a gun and ½ of them\nbut Could not fasten on the acount of than runing So\nwild So Calld up the Boats at Sundown and Cursidude\n[illegible] and finished at 7 in the morning the\nWhale makeing about 27 bls Cleand up Decks\nand washed of and Cusheed the oil that was in Dry\nCaskes and put up further in mates and Long Boat\nBoockets and with all the growl Looks [illegible]\nas much for one 1000 bls of oil So Ends","plain":"In the afternoon, the crew sighted a large school of sperm whales and put out three boats. Though one boat came very close, the whales were running too wildly to harpoon before being recalled at sundown.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-09-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":30.2167,"lon":-205.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 9th Comences with Light winds from E B S\nLatt 30:13 Steering S S E and at 30 M Saw a Large\nL[illegible] 154:30 School of Sperm whales four of the weather\nBow going quick to the N E and at\n4 P M Lowered all 3 Boats and Continued\nto pursue the fish until Sundown but\nthey ware so Extreamly wild that the [whale stamp]\nBoats Could not get with in darts of\nthem the Boats returned to the ship at\n7 1/2 past and at 8 Saw the whales fore\nBoard of the ship but it was [struck: to] too Dark to\nLower we have seen a grate number of\nwhales for a few Days back and all of them\ngoing quick to the N E and the ship\nin the same Lattitude so there must be quite\nmany whales on the ground to Continue\nto go in that Derection all together Latter\nEmployed in Stowing Down in the after hole\nwith moderate winds from S E to E S E\n\n[left margin of Monday entry:]\n[whale stamp] 4. [whale stamp] 4.\nSaw\nWhales but Could\nnot Come up with them\nLatter part of the Day Employed\nin Stowing\ndown","wind":[["first","E by S","light"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spotted a large school of sperm whales and put out three boats to chase them until sundown. The whales were too wild to get close enough to dart, and the crew later stowed oil in the after hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-09-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.15,"lon":-205.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 10th Comences with moderate winds from\nLatt 30:09 S E heading E B S and saw Breaches but Could\nnot make them out Latter part finished\nLug 154:49 Stowing Down after Doing it 2 or 3 times over\nButt it Campares with [struck: the] the whole proceedings\nof the voige if a ship is in this Bisness she\nwants a Cap't and officers to her not a Set\nof things anferier to the inhabitants of the\nMarques Islands or a Groop of Canibals\n\n[left margin of Tuesday entry:]\nFinished\nStowing\ndown","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"They saw distant whale breaches but could not identify them, then finished stowing down oil after having to redo it several times. The keeper bitterly vented his frustration at the captain and officers.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper condemned the incompetent officers","quote":"she wants a Cap't and officers to her not a Set of things anferier to the inhabitants","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1833-09-11","events":[],"lat":29.75,"lon":-204.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 11th Comences with Strong winds from N E\nLatt 29:45 heading E S E the ship under Short\nLug 155:30 Sail with 3 Sick on Board the portugee\nwith an untin Sickness and prety much\nall the reminder are all well in the Body\nbut Denangroussly Sick in the mind so\nEnds this Day with nothing to Labbour with 9\nend\n\n[left margin of Wednesday entry:]\nStrong\nwinds and\nRugged","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds and rough seas kept the ship under reduced sail. Three men were sick, including a Portuguese sailor, while the rest were \"pretty much all well in the body but dangerously sick in the mind.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew described as \"dangerously sick in mind\"","quote":"prety much all the reminder are all well in the Body but Denangroussly Sick in the mind","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Three sick on board","quote":"with 3 Sick on Board the portugee\nwith an untin Sickness","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-12","events":[],"lat":28.4333,"lon":-204.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thurs Day 12.th Begins with a gale of wind from N E\nheading S E B E under Short Sail and a hevy\nSwell rouling wich malkes it very Disagreeble\nLatter part a Smart gale of wind from N East\nheading E S E with the Ship under a [struck: C] Cloce\nreef Main topsail and fore and mizen Stay\nSails So Ends this Day with [struck: cool sober]","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The crew endured a gale with heavy swells under reduced sail, which the keeper noted made conditions \"very disagreeable.\" Strong winds continued through the day.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of disagreeable swells","quote":"a hevy Swell rouling wich malkes it very Disagreeble","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-13","events":[],"lat":29.0167,"lon":-203.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Fri Day 13.th Comences with a Gale from N East\nheading E S E and the Ship Laboring very hard\nand Leaking it is almost imposilble to get\na Boat In. Elles and we had the mis fortune to\nhave our Duff fetch a way and go in to the\nSpit Box at night took in the waist\nBoat and Stowd it a mid Ships and laid\nup the Larboard quarter Boat to the Davits\nheads and turned up the Starbord Boat Latter\npart more moderate and made Sail and Steard\nN E So Ends a gale an pass an with Ob","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A northeast gale caused the ship to strain hard and leak. In the rough motion, their boiled pudding was thrown into the spittoon. The crew secured the boats inboard, and weather moderated toward the end of the day.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Dinner ended up in the spittoon","quote":"we had the mis fortune to have our Duff fetch a way and go in to the Spit Box","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1833-09-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":31.5,"lon":-202.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satur Day 14.th Strong winds from S E Stearg N E\nwith a hevy Sea rouling Latter part a Whale\nBlowing a head and Soon made him out a\nSperrm Whale Louerd Boats and Chased him\nuntil noon when we Saw a School took\nup the Boats and gut Dinner So Ends","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Under strong winds and heavy rolling seas, the crew spotted a sperm whale ahead, put the boats out to chase him until noon, and then saw a school of whales before retrieving the boats for dinner.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1833-09-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":30.6667,"lon":-202.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sun Day 15.th At 1 P M Louerd Boats and gut neas e\nnuf to fasten but the Boat Steerer missed\nhim as usall and when the Capt Came on\nBoard he Brook him and putt the Cooper\nin his plase and Concluded to go in\nthe Boat him self and tacke the Ship [illegible]\nas a Bug for his Bow oore man Took up\nthe Boats and Laid ahed throwgh the\nnight and in the morning Steerd N W\nwith a Light Breise fowred and at 11\nA M wore Ship to E N E and here fur[struck: ti]tuck\nand Blackfish and Caught Severall Porrkes\nwe run for one poor oul afrall So Ends\n\n[left margin, vertically oriented text]\nLat 28=26\nLug 156=00\na Gale\nof wind\n\nLat 29=01\nLug 156=05\nDisapointmed\nas Coman\nin the Duff line\n\nLat 3[struck: 0]1=30\nLug 157 1/2\n[drawing: two whale flukes]\n\nLat 30:40\nLug 157-28\nunlucky Day\nno Whale\nand fast up to the\nMain topsil Sheet Cogs","wind":[["middle","","light"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The boats were put out to chase whales, but the harpooner missed, \"as usual.\" An angry captain demoted him, replaced him with the cooper, and decided to take the boat himself. Later, the crew caught several porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Harpooner demoted after missing whale","quote":"the Boat Steerer missed him as usall and when the Capt Came on Board he Brook him","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught several porpoises","quote":"Caught Severall Porrkes"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-09-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":30.6333,"lon":-202.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 16 [th] [whale stamp] Begins with a Light Breaze\nLat 30:38 from W Steering E N E at 10 AM Saw\nLay 157:44 whales Lowd the Boats and the Capt went\nin Sight of them and found he was Like to\ngit on so he galled the away the best way\nhe culd to git Clear of them took up\nthe Boats at 4 O Clk and at 5 O M Saw a\nLarg whale Blowing about one [struck: qr] [insertion: 1/4] of a\nmile Dis and the Capt run with his Boat\nto frightnen him a way Dare not go near\nat muff ton him so he bore up and Let the\nwhale have his Blowings out and go Down\nthese are not the first whales those Scurvy\nIslanders have bore a way for the Ship Scurvy\nIsland had better keep her Shotes at home\nun less they Send Styes to keep them in\nand Send them with a tail So that they\nmay be distinguesed at first Sight by\nSailers or people Lattel part saw a Large\nBodd of whales and the Capt Lowd to that\nwhale but before he got far from\nthe Ship one of the men got hold of the\nSheet and held on and Bord him an with\nno Damage Except frightning him bouth\n\n[margin text rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise]\nKilling the Whale Got 20 30 Barrels\n30 bbls N 25\nwith Dis pash [whale stamp]\n[drawing of whale]\nCapt Wales of New [illegible]\nWilliams how did Luck","wind":[["first","W","light"]],"plain":"The crew put boats out for whales several times with poor success. The keeper bitterly vented his frustration at the captain and crew, claiming the captain was too timid and frightened the whales away.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper mocked the captain's timid whaling","quote":"Capt run with his Boat to frightnen him a way Dare not go near","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-09-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":30.3833,"lon":-202.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 17 [whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] At 12 M I run touch the whale a\nLatt 30:23 Larg hide and Struck a Cow Whale\nand Dran [drawing: whale flukes] from him and at 10 M Comened\nLay 157:41 Cutting with a [struck: pl] pleanty of Whales all\nround us finishe Cutting at 5 O M and\nCut up the Junk and Boiled the Cow\nand in the morning Comenced Boiling\nand Saw finbacks and Blackfish So Ends","plain":"The crew struck a cow whale, but the harpoon pulled out of another. They brought the cow alongside, stripped the blubber, and began boiling the oil, surrounded by plenty of whales, later seeing finbacks and pilot whales.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1833-09-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":30.5,"lon":-201.9883,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 18 [whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] Comenced Calm and ugy waver first\nLat 30:30 part Employed in Boiling and Saw a\nfew almost Every third or fot Spern\nLay 158:00 Whales and finished Boiling at 3 O M\n42 the whale making about 30 Barrells\nLatter part washed off Decks So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber, which yielded about 30 barrels of oil, and washed down the decks. They also spotted a few sperm whales.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1833-09-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":31.0,"lon":-201.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 19th Comences with a fine Breeze\nLatt 31:00 from W S W Squared in the yards and\ngot out the fore top mast studingsail\nLng 159:00 and steard E N E and at 1 P M saw a sail\nof the Lee quater steering E and at Dark\nW S W saw her a stean steering E N E Latter part\nLost Sightt of her and saw a grate meny\nSperm Whales but could not git an to them","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"]],"plain":"They spotted a sail steering east in the afternoon, but lost sight of it by nightfall. Later, they saw a great many sperm whales but could not get up to them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":31.4,"lon":-200.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 20th Comences with MoDrate winds from\nE and chaisd the Whales untill sundown\nLatt 31:24 when they went out of Sight to the Eastud\nand saw our Consort to the windward and at 4\nLng 160:00 P M the wind hauled so that she could Lay here\nCourse at E N E and got out the fore top mast\nAir 68 Studingsail and saw our Consort in the\n75 morning 2 points fowad of the weather beam\nEmployed in mending a stean Boat So Ends","wind":[["first","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew chased whales until sundown, when the animals escaped to the east. They sighted their consort ship and worked on repairing a boat.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1833-09-21","events":[],"lat":31.5,"lon":-198.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 21stst Begins with modrate winds from\nLatt 31:30 S steering E N E under all sail and a sail\nin Sightt fow of the weather beam steering\nLng 161:00 E B N Latter part the same So Ends","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Carrying every sail, the crew sailed on with moderate winds and sighted another ship off the weather beam.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-22","events":[],"lat":31.3,"lon":-199.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 22nd Comences Calm and nothing in Sight\nLatt 31:18 and that pleases the Canible much for when\nthat is the Case he is Employed in usles\nLng 161:00 things that is no benifitt to the Ships\nVoyge and in fact he dos not to git a\nVoyge and is afreid of a Whale and a\nfoolish Scoundrill and a Villin,g and\nbelongs to Sevils Island and that is enough\na nuff Latter part Calme and saw a sail\nof the weather quater So Ends this Day\nwith nothing to Fal on the midle\nExpect the thortts of a Whale\nmye Voyge with a Cafft that is\na Disgrace to the whole Pacific Ocan\n[in left margin, vertically:] Saw a sail / fow of the weather / quater\n[at bottom:] [illegible]","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather, the keeper furiously vented about his captain, calling him a \"foolish Scoundrel\" afraid of whales and \"a Disgrace to the whole Pacific Ocean.\" Later, they sighted another ship.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper denounced captain as a coward and villain","quote":"a Cafft that is a Disgrace to the whole Pacific Ocan","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-09-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":31.5667,"lon":-199.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 23th Commences with Light airs from ENE\nLatt 31:34 and Saw a Sail of the Lee quarter and Squerd\non to run Down to Spake with her when with\nin 3 miles of her Saw her Boats Down and\nDown all 3 Boats and pulled Down for her\nbut they proved to be finbacks and the Capt\nwent on Board of the Barque and Spent\nthe Evening itt was the Barque Mary of\nSydney 8 months out with 720 bbls of oil\nLatter part a Smouth Calm and the\nCapt of the Mary and Boat crew Spent\nthe fore noon on Board of the Bengal\nLng 161:06\n[drawing]\nBarque\nMary\nof Sydney\n720 bbls","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","smooth sea"],"plain":"After spotting a ship, the crew put out three boats when they saw the other vessel chasing whales, but the animals turned out to be finbacks. They visited with the bark Mary of Sydney.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mary","rig":"bark","port":"Sydney","captain":"","months_out":8,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1833-09-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":31.7833,"lon":-198.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 24th Commences Calm and the Barque in Company\nLatt 31:47 But I think it is the Last Salem Ship She will\nwist to fall in with if I Could have Comand of\nthe Ship I would remove the towns name from\nher Stern Directly So that if these poor\nmizerable no things Disgrace the ship they\nShould not the town She hails from for\nthey Cannot Disgrace themselvs for they\nare to well none in the Pacific they are\na poor [struck: off part] Set of no nothing Scoundrels\nas ever [illegible] if they ever a nuff to Car it out\nif they ar Americans I Disone my Cuntury\nand never wist to Sail under the Stars and Stripe\nagain in the morning Saw whales [illegible]\nthey soon went out of Site to the windward\nbye out and at 10 AM Saw more and Luared\nbut they soon gat past us so took up the\nLng 61:46\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[vertical text in left margin alongside Tuesday entry:]\nSaw a large School\nof Spermaceti\nWhales\nLatt Long N2.9","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While sailing alongside a bark, the keeper bitterly vented about its crew of \"no nothing Scoundrels.\" Later that morning they saw sperm whales and put the boats out to chase, but the whales quickly passed them.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper denounced crew of a companion bark","quote":"if they ar Americans I Disone my Cuntury and never wist to Sail under the Stars and Stripe","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1833-09-25","events":[],"lat":31.6333,"lon":-197.8666},{"date":"1833-09-26","events":[],"lat":31.4833,"lon":-197.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 26th Commences with Smart winds from SSE\nLatt 31:29 Latter part the Same and Saw and Saw the\nBarque Mary pass of the weather beem Stiring\nLng 162:30 ESE So Ends getting a rowe in gardner","wind":[["first","SSE","fresh"],["latter","SSE","fresh"]],"plain":"Brisk winds continued throughout the day. The crew saw the bark Mary pass by to windward, steering east-southeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":31.5667,"lon":-197.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Sept 6th Commences Calm heading ENE and nothing\nLatt 31:34 in Sight and no fresh provisens on\nBoard and no wind to get Jones here Latter\npart Strong winds from ENE and stere\nby the win at S East miss thether\nLng 163:00\n43\n\nFriday 27th Begins with Strong winds from E N E\nLatt 32:40 Steering by the wind at N N E Latter part\nthe Cloke undolove fin backs Willers and Unbent\nLug 163:51 a Gibb and gutt up a new one and bent it\nand finished the Black Smiths Bellwas So Ends","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the crew sighted finback and killer whales. They replaced an old jib sail with a new one and finished repairing the blacksmith's bellows.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-28","events":[],"lat":33.4667,"lon":-195.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 28th Comences with Strong winds from E\nLatt 33:28 Steering by the wind at N N E with not\nmuch head way So he has trid her Steam\nLug 164:44 fore mast and find She wold Sail 4 knots\nEmployed in makeing a forge Latter the\nSame So Ends Childish work going on","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"The ship made little headway against strong winds. The crew worked on building a forge, while the keeper grumbled that there was \"childish work going on.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper grumbled about childish work","quote":"So Ends Childish work going on","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-09-29","events":[],"lat":34.0667,"lon":-194.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 29th Comences with a Strong Breeze\nLatt 34:04 from E Steering by the wind at N N East\nLug 165:51 and in the morning wore to S S E So Ends","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with a strong breeze; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-09-30","events":[],"lat":33.0,"lon":-193.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 30th the Begins with moderate winds from\nLatt 33:00 E Steering by S East Latter part the Same\nand gutt the forge in oparation so I new\nLug 166:44 and a Boat Sturnings from Whaleman\nto Dulkin over more So Ends this","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds continued as the ship steered southeast. The crew set up and used the onboard forge.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-01","events":[],"lat":31.5667,"lon":-192.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 31stte Strong winds from E Stearing E S E\nLatt 31:34 and Sawe a Ship of the Lee beam heading to\nthe Eastward with the wind Deod a head\nLug 167:03 it is un herd for Ships that have the Scuvey\n[drawing] on Bord Latter part the Same and Lost\nSightt of the Sail So Ends Dep with O","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["latter","E","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed in strong winds and spotted another ship sailing into a dead headwind, noting it was unheard of for a crew suffering from scurvy.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Noted it was unheard of for scurvy ships","quote":"","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-02","events":[],"lat":31.2833,"lon":-192.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday Oct 2nd Comences with knight airs and\nLatt 31:17 in the morning wore Ship to N E B N\nLug 167:17 and Sawe a Ship of the Starbord quater\nN E B N So Ends all well I wish it is like","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"Light winds with routine sailing. A ship was sighted off the right side in the morning, and the day ended with all well on board.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-03","events":[],"lat":31.4,"lon":-192.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 3and the Same So Ends this Day\nLatt 31:24\nLug 167:08","plain":"Routine sailing continued with no unusual events.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-04","events":[],"lat":31.6667,"lon":-191.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 4thte Stear N E B N and the Ship\nLatt 31:40 about 2 miles of the weatther quater\nLug 166:50 Latter part the Same So Ends","plain":"The ship sailed northeast by north alongside another vessel two miles off her windward side. Routine sailing continued throughout.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":31.6833,"lon":-191.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 5 the First Calm middle part Gentle wids\nLatt 31:41 from W to SS N W Steering E N [illegible]\nwith the Ship under all Sail Latter part\n[blot] Calm and Saw finbacks and caught Serrall\nAlbacores So Ends these 24 hours\nLong 168:40","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through light winds and calms. They saw finback whales and caught several albacore tuna.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-06","events":[],"lat":31.0,"lon":-191.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 6 the Comences Calm heading E N E At\nLatt 31:50 Latter part a Leight breuse? Sprueng up from\nS W and Steard East N E under all Sail\nand geat the Cutting Stage up in to\nthe fore tops mast Crosstrees and Lost the\nShark hook and maney things too numors\nto mentchen to End this Day with Lack\nLong 169:00\nAir 68","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds picked up and they sailed under full canvas, rigging the blubber-cutting stage up to the foremast. The keeper lamented that they lost their shark hook and \"maney things too numors to mentchen.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented an unlucky run of lost gear","quote":"Lost the Shark hook and maney things too numors to mentchen to End this Day with Lack","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-07","events":[],"lat":32.4333,"lon":-189.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 7 the Comences with a fine breeye from\nLatt 32:26 Stering E N E Latter part fow a Sun fish\nand geat out a Lower Studeng sail and\n[blot] maine top galant Studeng sail So Ends\nLong 170:40\nVeration 12:20 E","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed on under a fine breeze, setting extra sails, and the crew saw an ocean sunfish.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew spotted a sunfish","quote":"fow a Sun fish","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-08","events":[],"lat":32.5333,"lon":-185.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tusday 8 the Comences with a fine brieze from\nLatt 32:32 W Stering E N E under a Croud of Sail\nMiddle part Smart Squalles of rain and\n[blot] win and Handed Lower and top galant Studing\nSails to it Stering E by N Latter fine weathr\nand Som Signes of the Scurvey on Board\nLong 174:09\nVera 12:30 E","wind":[["first","W","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"They sailed under heavy canvas, taking in studding sails during squalls of rain and wind. Toward the end of the day, signs of scurvy appeared among the crew.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-09","events":[],"lat":31.9333,"lon":-184.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wenisday 9 the Comences with a Smart briez from\nLatt 31:56 E and at 4 P M reduced to close reef maine\nand fore topssail and Spencer middle part\nLong 175:23 took in the fore topssail Latter part a\nSmart gale of win from E N E So Ends","wind":[["first","E","fresh"],["latter","ENE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The ship encountered rising winds, reducing sail throughout the day as the weather worsened into a smart gale from the east-northeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-10","events":[],"lat":30.8667,"lon":-185.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 10 the Comences with a gale of wid from\nLatt 30:52 E N E and Ends with the Same v e r\nLong 175:00","wind":[["first","ENE","gale"],["latter","ENE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The day began with a gale from the east-northeast and ended with the same winds.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-11","events":[],"lat":31.65,"lon":-183.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 11 the Comences with Stronge winds from E\nLatt 31:39 Stering by the wind at N E B E saw a henesy\n[blot] [illegible] monkey? Latter part more modrate\nLong 176:31","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed on with strong winds from the east, which moderated later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-12","events":[],"lat":32.4,"lon":-182.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satarday 12 Comences with a Smort brieze from E B N\nLatt 32:24 Stering by the wind at N E B E So End\n[blot] 44 this Day Groteley in wont of refreshments\nLong 177:30\n\nSunday 12the Begins with a moDrat Breeze from\nLat 31:43 S S E Steering N E B E and at 4 P M it Came\nup Squally and Copt en creasing and in\nLg 178:14 with all Ligth Sail and Broaken [struck: up] with\nthe wind at N N E and at mid night reDusd\nto a Close reef main topsail with rain","wind":[["first","E by N","moderate"],["first","SSE","moderate"],["middle","NNE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Sailing through increasingly squally weather and rain, the crew found themselves in great need of fresh provisions.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"In great need of fresh provisions","quote":"this Day Groteley in wont of refreshments","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-13","events":[],"lat":31.45,"lon":-181.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 13the Commences with Ligth winds from\nLat 31:27 E N E Steering by the wind at S East\nand Saw a Ship ahead Midle part Ligth\nLg 179:00 winds from all quarters and Takethe Ship\n[drawing] 3 times and in the morning Saw thets Sail\nto the S E and Steer by the wind at N E 1/2 E","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","variable","light"]],"plain":"Light, shifting winds forced the crew to turn the ship three times. They sighted another ship ahead in the afternoon and saw it again to the southeast the next morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-14","events":[],"lat":31.4,"lon":-180.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 14the Commen Calm midle part a Ligth\nLat 31-24 Breeze Spruing up from W S W and\nSteer N E Latter part the watch imployd\nLg 180:00\n[drawing] in tencing Dunn and Saw a Sail of the Leebow","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","WSW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to a light breeze as they steered northeast. The watch worked on ship maintenance and sighted a vessel off the leeward bow.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-15","events":[],"lat":31.0917,"lon":-178.8333},{"date":"1833-10-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":30.7833,"lon":-177.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 15the Commenes with modret winds from\nLat 30-47 W S W and the Ship under a Shull of\nSail but by 4 P M it Came up Squally\nLg 177:40 and re Duced us to Close reefs fore and aft it\n[drawing] and at 6 P M it was a gale of wind from W S W\n[drawing] and Saw 2 Ships in Sight of the Lee bewn\nLatter part fair finbocks and 4 Ships in Sight","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","WSW","gale"]],"weather":["squalls","gale"],"plain":"Squalls built into a gale, forcing the crew to reduce sail heavily. Later the weather cleared, finback whales were seen, and several other ships were in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-17","events":[],"lat":30.1333,"lon":-176.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 17the Commency with Strong winds from S S E\nLat 30:08 and at 1 P M wore Ships tot N E and in the\nmorning Lost Sight of the Ships Latter part\nLg 176:00 more modret winds made Sail and Saw a Ship\n[drawing] of the weather quarter So Ends with 2 of Duty","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew from the south-southeast as the ship turned to the northeast. They lost sight of a nearby ship by morning, but later spotted another off the weather quarter under lighter winds.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Two crew members off duty","quote":"So Ends with 2 of Duty","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":30.8333,"lon":-175.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 18the Commences with modret wind from\nE S E Steering by the wind at N East Midle\nLat 30:50 part the wind haulled more to the Southen\nand Steer E N E and in the morning\nLg 176=40 Saw 5 Ships from most hed all of them\n[drawing] Steering S E B S and there a boaths wen\nSaw and all Sabatays finbacks and he\n5 Ships was in an unnone Clun So Ends\nwith 180 lbs in Japan","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","S",""]],"plain":"They sailed east-northeast in moderate winds and sighted five unidentified ships from the masthead, along with finback whales.","where":"at sea","place":"Japan"},{"date":"1833-10-19","events":[],"lat":31.2667,"lon":-173.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 19th Commences with modrate winds from E S E\nLat 31:16 and the middle part the wind hauled to the East\nand geat out lower and tops galant Studing Sails\nLy 173:00 and in the morning saw 8 Ships from mast heads","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","E",""]],"plain":"The crew set extra sails as the wind shifted, and in the morning they spotted eight ships from the mastheads.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-20","events":[],"lat":30.6,"lon":-170.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 20th Commences with modrate winds from S E\nLt 30:36 Stearing E N E with Every thing sent thott will\ndraw and 8 Ships in Sight Latter part Strong\nLy 170:20 Breezes from S S W and saw 6 Ships So Ends\n3. 2. 1. 0. 5.\n7. 5. 1. 1. 2. Stearing E N E with 2 of Dutys as usall","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SSW","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed east-northeast with all possible sail set. Eight other ships were in sight earlier in the day, and six later on.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-21","events":[],"lat":31.0167,"lon":-166.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 21st Commences with Strong winds from S\nLt 31:51 Stearg E N E under a croud of Sail and at\nLy 166:01 Sundown a Ship spard us Latter part Lost\n3. 0. 2. Sight of her a hed but saw 3 more So Ends\n4 [illegible]","wind":[["first","S","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under a heavy press of canvas in strong winds. They sighted several other ships, but saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-22","events":[],"lat":31.0333,"lon":-162.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 22nd Commences with Strong winds from\nLt 31:02 S W Stearg E B N under all the Sail we can\nSpread to the wind Latter part geat a Lunen\nLy 162:00 Obsertion and found we had Run 244 miles\nDuring the Last 24 hours So Ends Severall [illegible] in [illegible]","wind":[["first","SW","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under all the canvas they could spread in strong winds, running 244 miles over the last 24 hours.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-23","events":[],"lat":28.2333,"lon":-160.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 23rd Commences with Strong winds and Squaly\nLt 28:14 and have had the 3 Ships under Dubble reefd topsls\nStearg by the wind at E B N and at 4 P M\nLy 160:10 Saw a Ship at the Lee quorter middle\n[illegible] and Latter part Strong winds and Some squals","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong winds and squalls while sailing under reduced sail, and sighted another ship in the afternoon.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-24","events":[],"lat":27.0,"lon":-157.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 24th Commences with Strong winds from\nLt 27:00 N with rain Stearg S N E Latter Calm\nLy 157 55 W","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["rain","calm"],"plain":"Strong winds and rain gave way to calm weather, with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-25","events":[],"lat":25.2333,"lon":-156.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 25th Furst part a modrate breeze Sprung\nLt 25:14 up from South and Steerd E S E under all Sail\nLy 156:00 W","wind":[["first","S","moderate"]],"plain":"A moderate breeze picked up from the south, and the ship sailed east-southeast with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-26","events":[],"lat":23.3333,"lon":-156.4625,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 26th Commences with fine trades\nfrom N E middle part Light wins and\nLt 23:20 all hands Employed in putting the ship\nLy 156:27 in trim for going in to port Lahina Mane\n45 Employed making a set of patent trusses","wind":[["first","NE",""],["middle","","light"]],"plain":"Under light trade winds, the crew spent the day getting the ship in trim to head into port at Lahaina, while some worked on making patent trusses.","where":"at sea","place":"Lahina Mane"},{"date":"1833-10-27","events":[],"lat":23.3333,"lon":-156.4146,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 27th Commences with modrate N E Trades Steing\nLat 23.20 S E B S first part Employed in Ships Duty\nLg 00 0 Bending Sails Latter part the Same So Ends","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds with the ship steering southeast by south. The crew spent the day on ship's duty, including bending sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-28","events":[],"lat":22.2,"lon":-156.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 28th Commences with Light Baffling winds hending\nLat 22.12 S E B S Latter part Employed in Ships Duty with\nLg 156.22 all Sails out Saw 2 Ships a Steir So Ends us","wind":[["first","variable","light"]],"plain":"Light, shifting winds. The crew carried out routine ship's work with all sails set, and sighted two ships astern.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-10-29","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 29th Commences with fine N E Trades S E B S\nLat Saw and at 2 P M Saw the Land Bering S W B S\nthe Isl of Mowie bent the Cables and the Isl of\nLg Land and at 5 P M Saw Wahao Oahoo Mowie\nLatter part Calm and Baffling winds awing\nto hing a [drawing] mowey the Island and with in\n4 miles of port Lahina So End us in this setuatuy","wind":[["first","NE",""],["latter","variable","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They sighted Maui and Oahu, prepared the anchor cables, and came within four miles of the port of Lahaina, where calm and baffling winds left them stalled.","where":"near land","place":"Lahina","via":[[-157.35,21.35],[-157.35,21.05],[-156.95,20.65],[-156.75,20.65]],"plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-10-30","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 30th First part Strongs winds and got tow\nLat Mowee far to the Leward off the part and Did not drop\nan Ahor untit Sun Doun and then droped in\nLg Dis 18 fatthoms 3 miles from the fort and found\nthe Altantic with 400 bls an Corier with\n800 and Sir Andrew Hamond of London\nLieing there and in the night ab Cann fotaty\nan dropped the Bends and at [10?] A M the\ntriten Came in full and at 11 the our\nVineyard and Parker and found Hamond Still\nHere that we Left here 6 months perovus","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds drove the ship far to the leeward of Mowee, so they did not anchor until sundown, three miles from the fort. Several other ships were in port, including one they had left behind six months earlier.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Altantic","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Corier","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sir Andrew Hamond","rig":"","port":"London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Triten","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Vineyard","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Parker","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":"AV11281"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-10-31","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 31th Employed in fotting and recretzg","plain":"The crew was busy with shipboard work and recreation.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-01","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday November the first Employed in recreting\nand Severall Ships Came in So Ends","plain":"The crew spent the day recruiting, and several ships arrived.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-02","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Satarday Employed in painting Ships Still Cami[struck: ng]","plain":"The crew spent the day painting the ship during calm weather.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-03","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 3th one 1/2 on Shore on Liberteg","plain":"Half of the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-04","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 4th one 1/2 on Shore and 26 Ships\n[drawing] Lying at [struck: Port] Lahina\n[margin notes / vertical text on left:]\nAt Anchore\nat Lahaina\nMowie","plain":"The ship remained anchored at Lahaina, Maui, with half the crew on shore leave. Twenty-six other ships were lying in the harbor.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-05","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 5th 1/2 on shore on Libery ....","plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-06","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 6th 1/2 on Shore on Libery ....","plain":"Half of the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-07","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 7th one 1/2 on Shore on Libery &c &c","plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-08","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 8th one 1/2 on Shore on Libery &c","plain":"Half of the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-09","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 9th one 1/2 on Shore on Libery ...","plain":"Half of the crew had liberty on shore.","where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-10","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 10th one 1/2 on Shore on Libery and\nGeorges Colburn spent the day on\nBoard and witnessed Some of theare\nNantuckittism at night when a\nBoat Leaving the Ship our Sertised\nSandwich Islanders here Left the\nShip and we have Culeated 3 from\nthe Dispensed that and the Men that\ntacted a Bill so they are indetted\nto nature for theare presenst now\nrobe so good Luck to us. for our\nN.B. Crew will Compare Very well with\nthe Voige so for I think myself","plain":"Half the crew had liberty ashore, and a visitor aboard witnessed some \"Nantuckittism.\" At night, Hawaiian crew members left the ship as a boat departed, leading the keeper to wryly assess the crew's standing.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Hawaiian crewmen left the ship","quote":"our Sertised Sandwich Islanders here Left the Ship","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-11","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 11th one 1/2 on Shore on Liberty and at\n2 P.M. the Capt went on Shore with the\nthird mate and went to the Blacksmiths\nShop whear Hammond was at work the man\nthat he Suposed to run away 6 munths\nPrevious to our Arivel here and took him\nby forse and Caried him on Bord of the\nShip but by his being a Disgrase to the\nwhole Paisific Ocan and run hull under\nby Nantuckett man we lett it pass\nuntill we have a more faveroble\noppertunity to Look in to the Afair\nand took of 7 Cunsteblers to go on the\nShip Ship right to himself\n\n[left margin, vertically written:]\nLying at port Lahiena\nin Cumpany with\nAbowt 30 Whale Ships\ntook Wm Hammond on Board\nof the Ship by forse\nbut he the Autumn took\nus on shore on Libety","plain":"While anchored at Lahaina with about 30 other whaleships, half the crew went ashore on liberty. The captain and third mate forcibly seized William Hammond, a runaway crewman working at a blacksmith's shop, and brought him aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Runaway crewman seized by force ashore","quote":"took him by forse and Caried him on Bord of the Ship","interest":4,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina, Maui","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1833-11-12","events":[],"lat":21.0,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 12th In the Morning the Capt Sent\nthe man on shore that he Insured here\nand gave him one piece of Cotton Cloth\nand 4 Dolars in money for 6 months servitude\na fine instrument to take to a free or\nContry for a man that wishes to take the\nadvantage of the Capt knowlege of the unites\nof man the man had sined no Articles and\nwas taken on [Japon?] against his will but\nwe here a [blot] [Case?] simuler to it on Boad still\nwith Hammond but we here the Capt Caricter\nin full shape that we get from his one\ntowns man and it is Evident a nuff that he\nCuld not keep Berth out of nontuckett much\nmore than a Capt Berth we here herd strange\nStories of him but Curent with what we he\nand at 3 PM gut the Anckor and Stood out\nS W with a Light Breeze from W N West\nbetweaxt the Islands of Morackee and mawee\nwith the Loss of Joseph Pitman He went on\nShore on Leberty on Munday and Did not\nCome Down to the Boat at night and the\nCapt beeing very much afraid of him\nDid not Care a Boat Loocking for him in\nfact the Oficers wer all Frightned at\nhim all there he gave them no reason to be\nso but a Coward is frightned at his one Shadow\nbut we have Shiped Severall Natives I have\nnot gut the Cabest number of Connockas on\nBoad but we have 5 goats and 2 kids and\nthey run all with the Natives So Ends this Day\n\n[margin text rotated 90 degrees:]\nSo off we run Sepperation from Mawee with the Loss\nof Pitman and [illegible] of think we Should have run twice as\nmch for allofus Left her for [one?] from there we shall get no\ntowns of f C I","wind":[["middle","WNW","light"]],"plain":"The captain sent a man ashore with meager pay for six months' forced service, earning harsh criticism from the crew. They weighed anchor and sailed from Maui, leaving behind Joseph Pitman, whom the captain and officers were too terrified to search for.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Officers too afraid to search for runaway","quote":"the Capt beeing very much afraid of him Did not Care a Boat Loocking for him","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper condemned the cowardly captain","quote":"all there he gave them no reason to be so but a Coward is frightned at his one Shadow","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Capt sent an impressed man on shore","quote":"the Capt Sent\nthe man on shore that he Insured here\nand gave him one piece of Cotton Cloth\nand 4 Dolars","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Joseph Pitman deserted on shore","quote":"with the Loss of Joseph Pitman He went on\nShore on Leberty on Munday and Did not\nCome Down to the Boat","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Several native crew members were shipped","quote":"we have Shiped Severall Natives I have\nnot gut the Cabest number of Connockas on\nBoad","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Morackee and mawee","plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"maui-and-molokai"},{"date":"1833-11-13","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-158.0001,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 13th Light Baffling winds through\nLat 20-39 the night and the morn Come Down in\nCatteracted and Wahoo Bore N N West and\nLang Dis saw a Saile a head and 3 of the Islands\na Beam at 7 AM it Began to Blow\nStrong an Refet increasing untill it was a\ngale from N E Steering hur fe on\nwinds the wind on Both [illegible] So Ends","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"With Wahoo and two other islands in view, a northeast gale blew up and forced the crew to reduce sail. They also sighted another ship ahead.","where":"near land","place":"Wahoo","via":[[-156.75,20.65]],"at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-11-14","events":[],"lat":20.4,"lon":-157.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 14th Commences with gale from N E\nand at sunset reduced to 3 Close reefed\non Mizen topsail and fore topmast stays\nsail Middle and latter part more modrate\nand made Some All Saill but very Corragad indead\nand Lost Sight of the Land So Ends with\nthe most Bad Spring Couragious Crue\nthat Ever Sail Salt water there is but 5 of\nus that under stands English all of our crue\nthat we have picked up this Side of the\nLand Speaks Double Dutch quick against\nthe Sun and Canckers gelding in all quarters\n\n[left margin:]\nLat 20:24\nLng 157=30\nSpoke the Bark Quick\n[illegible] Monil with\n15 Barrels of Sperm\nBound to the Fegees\nIn the Bark Quick\nBound to the figees","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A northeast gale forced the ship to reduce sail before the weather moderated. The keeper bitterly complained that only five men aboard understood English, the rest being useless recruits who spoke \"Double Dutch.\" They also met the bark Quick.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about non-English-speaking crew","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Quick","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-11-15","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-157.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 15th Commences with a gale from N E and\nCaring Sail to get to the windward So that\nthe Ship Labors and pitches that She Leakes\nI Shold think a bout 200 Strokes per hour\nLatter part more modrate and in the er\nmorning Saw Woahoo about 15 miles Dead\nto the windward and Saw a Sail Close in\nwith the Land and the Capt got Discouraged\nand wore Ship and Steard off N W So Ends\n\n[left margin:]\nLat 21:28\nLng Dis 4 Deg\nSpoke the Barque\nFour Brothers\nBound to\nthe Barque","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"In a northeast gale, the ship strained and pitched while carrying sail to make headway, leaking around 200 strokes an hour. Next morning, with Oahu directly upwind, the captain got discouraged and turned back to the northwest.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Heavy leaking in a northeast gale","quote":"the Ship Labors and pitches that She Leakes I Shold think a bout 200 Strokes per hour","interest":3},{"kind":"voice","title":"Captain gave up heading for Oahu","quote":"the Capt got Discouraged and wore Ship","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Four Brothers","rig":"bark","port":"Nantucket","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Woahoo","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"oahu"},{"date":"1833-11-16","events":[],"lat":23.1333,"lon":-159.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 16th Commences with modrate N E trades\nStearing N W and got up the Slops for\nthe Natives to Supply them Selves with Duds\nand pans Spoons and we have a Canacker\nStewerd and the Capt has got me to go in to\nthe Cabim to Learn him and he is as tructable\nas a goat and as Esy taught and Saw a\nShip off the Laboard quarter and in the morning\nLost Sight of the Ship and Pt of Attai bore N W\nSo Ends Stearing N N W with the Land a beam\n\n[left margin:]\nLat 23:03\nLng Dis 14 Deg\nPt a...\n10 miles Dis\nAttai\n[drawing of island/coast]","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew brought out clothing and gear for the native crewmen. The captain had the keeper teach the new Kanaka steward in the cabin, but found the steward \"as tractable as a goat and as easy taught.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about teaching the new steward","quote":"he is as tructable as a goat and as Esy taught","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Attai","via":[[-158.25,21.25],[-158.35,21.55]],"plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1833-11-17","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-159.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 17th Commences with modrate trades frome N E\nSteard N E 1/2 E and the Land in Sight off the\nLee quorter Strong winds and Calms through\nthe nigtt and Lost Sight of the Land\nand Bound to the Spanish main on the N W\nCoast of America Latter part Squally with\nrain and Saw pearpoises So Ends\n\n[left margin:]\nLat 23=00\nLng 159=20\n[drawing of a ship]\nLost Sight\nof the Sandwich\nIslands\n47","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["calm","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed northeast under moderate trade winds, heading for the Spanish Main on the Northwest Coast of America. They lost sight of the Sandwich Islands during the night and saw porpoises amid squalls and rain.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"Saw pearpoises"}],"where":"near land","place":"Sandwich Islands","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1833-11-18","events":[],"lat":25.5333,"lon":-160.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mondag 18th Comences with a Strong Breeze\nLatt 20:30 from N N E stearing N E Wist\n160:10 with squalls of rain and Strong gales\nLug & of a Poor Prospect with 6 Sandwich\nIslands Nativis on Board on wages at $10\nDollars per month and the whole 7 wold\nnot make a Brocken Down yanky\nSailor and the Captst cald had good [illegible]\nAmerican Seaman for $8 Dollars per month\nand why did he not get them Because he\ndid not Like to Expose him self to\nlet people now that he was no Sailor\nno Whaleman but a finis hed rasthall\nand was afraid that they wold use him\nwell by giving him a few smart\nfloggins for some of his Conduct with the\nBoats and whales and miss Beholdeurs\nhis resparts respecting the Crewe when dose\nthe faut lay that we have not 16 bbls\nof oil on Board on him by his miss\nmanigment we have him in full Shope\non all 4 tait and all from his one towns\nman and he cald not git a Ships out of\nEany place where he was Ever heard of\nLatter Part the Same and Saw Nothing\n\nRemarks on the Ship Bengal 20 Month out\nfrom Salem and now has a governor\nfour Men when She Left Salem [illegible] Dun\ncowell [illegible]","wind":[["first","NNE","strong"],["first","","gale"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","gale"],"plain":"Strong gales and rain squalls made for poor prospects. The keeper bitterly criticized the captain's mismanagement, accusing him of hiring native islanders to hide that he was neither a real sailor nor a whaleman.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper denounced captain as incompetent rascal","quote":"no Sailor no Whaleman but a finis hed rasthall","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-11-19","events":[],"lat":26.15,"lon":-163.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 19th Comence with Stones trades from\nLatt a 6:09 E S E Stearing N S W with Squalls of\nLang 163:00 wind and very little rain with them wind,","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with strong winds and squalls carrying very little rain; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-20","events":[],"lat":26.6333,"lon":-162.1333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 20th Comence with modrate from N E Stearg\nLatt a 6:38 N S W Latter part Calm So Ends\nLug 000","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Moderate winds gradually died away into calm. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-21","events":[],"lat":27.1333,"lon":-161.2667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 21st Comences Calm heading N E\nLatt a 7:08 gut in to the veriables Latter part\nLug 000 modrate Breeze from West and\nSteire N E So Ends with all Sail","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","W","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm before a moderate westerly breeze picked up, and the ship continued northeast with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-22","events":[],"lat":27.0,"lon":-160.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 22nd Comences with a fine Breeze from\nWest Steiring N E and the Ship under\nLatt 27:08 all Sail and at 2 P M it Come up thick\nand begun to Blow an and we Comenced\nLug 160:24 tattering in Sail and at 4 P M had her\nunder Close reef topsails fore and aft and\nat 6 P M a Smart Storom from N East\nSteiring by the wind at E and the Sho or\nthe Shw off from that to S E and at\n7 1/2 past wore Ship to W N West\nLatter part Brisk winds from N E Steiring\nN W B N So Ends more modrate made Sail\n[margin text rotated vertically]:\n7 head Of whales\nthis 20 months\nout with about\n750 Barrels","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["middle","NE","storm"],["latter","NE","fresh"]],"plain":"After sailing under full sail, a smart storm hit with thick weather and strong winds, forcing the crew to reduce to close-reefed topsails. The weather moderated toward the end of the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-23","events":[],"lat":28.1667,"lon":-160.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 23rd Comences with modrate winds from N E\nLatt 28:10 Steiring N W B N with not much head\nwind Employed in numbering to myself at\nthe forge as usale and a fair prospect of a\nLong and teagus Woige presents it self before\nour Eyes for our Comfort more so now than\nEver with our grean Crewe 20 months out but\nI have Obsirved this wige that when we have\nSpwoken Ships that had Sandwich Islands Notives\non Board She was Shure to be Low in oil\nand no whalemen for oficers and Bad usage on\nBoard of her and that acounts for her men's\nLeaving here and a good reasone two I think\nby appearancin it on Board of our owen Ship\nLatter part the Same So Ends this Day\n[margin text rotated vertically]:\nLug 000\nOne Mo out in the\nafter hold and fownd\nno S th Earth Oil\nand 9 hundrd with ooc","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"With moderate winds, the keeper worked at the forge and gloomily reflected on the prospect of a \"long and tedious voyage\" with a green crew, noting that poorly run ships often suffered from desertions.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented long voyage and poor crew","quote":"a fair prospect of a Long and teagus Woige presents it self before our Eyes","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-11-24","events":[],"lat":29.1333,"lon":-158.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 24th First part Comences with a fine Breeze\nLatt 29:08 from S Steiring N E and Employed myself\nin makeing a foitent truss for the fore\nyard and saw porpiouses and Left water\nLug 158:40 Middel part gott out topmast and toppgoltont\nAir 68 Studing Sails with fine weather to Ends","wind":[["first","S","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine sailing weather with a south breeze. The keeper worked on rigging repairs, saw porpoises, and the crew set additional sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-25","events":[],"lat":30.3167,"lon":-156.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 25th Comences with a fine Breeze from\nLatt 30:19 S S W Steiring N E and the Ship\nunder all Sail posiable to Spread to it\nLug 156:02 Latter part the Same So Ends\n48","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with a fine breeze, carrying as much sail as possible.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-26","events":[],"lat":31.3584,"lon":-153.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 26th Comences with a Strong Breaze\nLat 000 from S Steiring NE with the Ships under\nall Sail Middle and Latter part the\nLop 153:00 rain Came down in Catteracts So Ends","wind":[["first","S","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed northeast under full sail with a strong breeze before heavy rains came pouring down in cataracts.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Rain poured down in cataracts","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-27","events":[],"lat":32.4,"lon":-150.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 27th Comences with Strongs winds from\nLat 32:24 SSW Steiring NE and at 3 PM\nthe wind hauled to W and Steard NE\nLop 150:00 Middle almost a gale and reduced us [struck: on]\nfrom topsgalant and Studing sails to\ntir very Close reef topsails fore and aft and [illegible]\nCowl main sail and had work to Cerry that\nSo Ends with no fish this Day D","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["first","W",""],["middle","","gale"]],"plain":"Strong winds increased to near-gale force, forcing the crew to drastically reduce sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-28","events":[],"lat":31.6667,"lon":-148.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 28th Comences with Strong winds from\nLat 31:40 NNE Steiring E BE Middle and Latter\nthe Same and Employed in Calking\nLog 148:34 Decks fore and aft So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","NNE","strong"],["middle","NNE","strong"],["latter","NNE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds continued throughout the day while the crew caulked the decks fore and aft.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-29","events":[],"lat":31.0,"lon":-147.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 29th Comences with modrate wind from\nLat 31:00 ENE Steiring SE first part Employ\nin Calking Latter part the Same So\nLy 147:15 Ends with two Sick Hatherway Chapman","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spent the day caulking under moderate winds. By the end of the day, Hathaway and Chapman were reported sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Two crew members reported sick","quote":"two Sick Hatherway Chapman","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-11-30","events":[],"lat":30.6667,"lon":-147.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saterday 30th Comences with modrate winds\nLat 30:40 from NNW Steiring NE with\nvery Cool [insertion: [illegible]] and uncomfortable weather\nLog 147:00 and we had the misfortune to have one of\n[drawing] our Kids Slide overboard the middle sow Case and\nLost her Latter part Calm So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","NNW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In cool, uncomfortable weather, one of the ship’s young goats slid overboard and was lost.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Pig lost overboard","quote":"","interest":5}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-01","events":[],"lat":32.1667,"lon":-145.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Desember first Comences with Light winds\nLat 32:10 from NNW Steiring NE Middle\nit hauled more to the Westwod and got\nLog 148:10 out the for[struck: e] topsmast Studings Sail\nA Hard and topsgalant Studings Sail So Ends\nOld with two Sick and 7 Conackers that we\nVoige Cald Disposed of to be Sick if thay Like","wind":[["first","NNW","light"],["middle","W",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed under light winds. Two men were sick, along with seven Kanakas whom the keeper cynically noted were \"disposed of to be sick if they like,\" lamenting it was \"a hard old voyage.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper grumbled about sick crew","quote":"","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-02","events":[],"lat":32.0,"lon":-143.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Munday 2nd Comences with Moderate winds from W to N W\nLat 32 = 00 Steiring from E to N E with rain and Smart\nSqualls of wind and with all very uncomfortable weather\nLug 148 = 15 but not so for the season in some parts of the\nglobe but a that we were still in a colder part so\nfar to the Eastward that we might never more v. e. o\nEmbrace a Christon people and dispense of thos Canibals\nthat we are now presented with Horror and Disgust\nto se such a set of poor miserable beings to Capnone\na Ship not wishing to menchen her being a Disgrace\nto the pacific ocean though the meanes of the Capt of the D\nis worthey of that tittle or if not a Scavenger [illegible]\nLatter part the same So ends Disagreeable teims on bord","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced rain, sharp squalls, and very uncomfortable weather. The keeper recorded intense misery and disgust aboard, complaining bitterly of \"disagreeable times\" and despising his crewmates.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper expressed disgust at his shipmates","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-12-03","events":[],"lat":32.0,"lon":-139.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 3rd Comences with moderate winds from W to N NW\nLat 32 = 00 with Smart Squalls of rain Steiring from E to NNE\nand by 4 P M took in all the Studing sails and\nLug 139 = 40 Topgallant Sails and at 7 P M reduced to Close reef tops\nSails and Curses and Jibb Latter part the same","wind":[["first","W","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced moderate winds and sharp rain squalls, reducing sail toward evening as the weather worsened.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-04","events":[],"lat":32.0667,"lon":-137.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 4th Comences with Light winds N W Steiring\nLat 32 = 04 E N E Middle part the Laboord watch had some\nDifficulty and the first mate Clinched in one of\nLug 137 = 49 the men and the men gut the uperhand\nand the third mate Came to Lend a hand and\ngut Clinched by a Sandwich Islander by the thraot\nand thay Submitted to a Capatation and anothe\nthe Capt and he held a Court marshall and Canited\none off the watch to the Mizen topgallant heid for\n2 hours but mark what follows So Ends this","wind":[["first","NW","light"]],"plain":"Light winds blew from the northwest. A violent fight broke out during the watch: the first mate grappled with a crewman and was overpowered, while a Hawaiian sailor grabbed the third mate by the throat. After the officers regained control, the captain held a court-martial and punished one man by sending him to the mizzen-topgallant masthead for two hours.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew fought officers during watch","quote":"","interest":5},{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew member punished in mizen rigging","quote":"Canited\none off the watch to the Mizen topgallant heid for\n2 hours","interest":1,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-05","events":[],"lat":32.2667,"lon":-135.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 5thm Comences with Light Squalls and Calms\nLat 32 = 16 and a hevey Swell rouling and the heading E to B E\nMiddle part same rain with a Light breaze\nLug 135 = 40 from SW Steiring E B N under all Sail\nLatter part the same So Ends with 2 Sieth","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","SW","light"]],"weather":["squalls","calm","heavy sea","rain"],"plain":"Light squalls, calms, and a heavy rolling swell gave way to light breezes and rain as the ship sailed on with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-06","events":[],"lat":32.6667,"lon":-133.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 6thm Comences with moderate winds from S S W Steirng\nLat 32 = 48 E N E Latter part Calm and unrove the fore\ntopsail Chain Sheet to mend the boddle and\nLug 133 = 40 [superscript: 49]\nand in the act of roveing it Samuel Hammond\nfell from the yard and Come Down and Struck\non the Lower Studeng Sail Boom and went\nover Board but we Saved him as it Happand\n\n[left margin, vertically oriented text alongside entries:]\nWe have had\nVery bad\nWeather for a\nfort night past\n\nN b 139\nLatter part\nMiddle part\n137\nN b 133 [illegible]\nmiddle part\nA horid old Sight\nBatte this\n\nHad a man\nfall from\na Topsail yard\nhis hed","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While working on the rigging, Samuel Hammond fell from the topsail yard, struck the lower studdingsail boom, and fell overboard, but the crew managed to save him.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman fell from yardarm and overboard","quote":"fell from the yard and Come Down and Struck on the Lower Studeng Sail Boom and went over Board","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-07","events":[],"lat":33.0,"lon":-131.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 7th: Commences with Light airs from S Steering\nLat 33=00 E S B S and thansorem Came of hitts nearly a [illegible]\nShoulder and I seen frigith and a thansome Nothing\nLong 131=47 Latter the Same with Light Squalls of rain. So ends","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Light winds and rain squalls; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-08","events":[],"lat":32.8,"lon":-129.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 8th Commences with Light Bafflings from S Steering\nLat 32=48 E S B S as usal for the main Land if we are ever\nfortunate anuff to get there for it is a teagus passage\nLong 129=37 Latter part the Same So ends this day 800 oc","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","S","light"]],"plain":"Light, shifting winds slowed progress as the crew steered for the mainland, the keeper weary of what he called a \"teagus passage.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented a tedious passage","quote":"if we are ever fortunate anuff to get there for it is a teagus passage","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-12-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":32.3333,"lon":-128.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 9th Commences with Strong [struck: ?] from N E heading\nLat 32=20 E S E with Squalls of rain Middle and Latter\nLong 128=10 part the Same and Saw one finback So end","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong winds from the northeast and squalls of rain. They sighted one finback whale.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-10","events":[],"lat":31.75,"lon":-125.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 10th Commences with Madrate winds from the\nLat 31=45 Southard and Westard with Squals of rain Latter\npart reduced to double reef topsails with verry\nLong 125:10 bad weather So ends with one of forty","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Moderate winds brought rain squalls before worsening into very bad weather, forcing the crew to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-11","events":[],"lat":30.4667,"lon":-121.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 11th Commences with Strongs winds from\nLat 30=24 N B E Steering E under Double reefs and at\nSundown the wind hauled more to the Westard\nLong 121=39 and Squard in and steerd E S E So ends","wind":[["first","NNE","strong"],["first","W",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing under reduced sail in strong winds, with no whales or ships seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-12","events":[],"lat":29.0167,"lon":-119.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 12th Begins with Strong winds and Squalls\nLat 29=01 from N and the Ship under Double reef tops\nSails and Coarses and Leaking about 125 Stroakes\nLong 119=24 per hour and very disagreeable weather indeed\nLatter part more modrate and made Sail So ends","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced strong winds and squalls in \"very disagreeable weather indeed.\" The hull was leaking at about 125 pump strokes per hour before conditions moderated later in the day.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked heavily in squally weather","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1833-12-13","events":[],"lat":28.1167,"lon":-117.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 13th Commences with a fine Breaze from S Steerg E\nLat 28=07 and at 6 A M Saw the Island of Gaudeluppe\nBearing N E Dis a grate numbe of if not\nLong 117=36 further it is, an Island uninhabited about\n150 miles from the Main Land or from\nCape St Lucus on the Coast of Calefernia\nSo ends Streachng in ther in for the\nCoast to get Bullocks and wood and water\n[stamp]\nIsland of\nGaudeluppe","wind":[["first","S","moderate"]],"plain":"With a fine breeze from the south, they sighted the uninhabited island of Guadalupe in the morning and headed in toward the California coast to get cattle, firewood, and water.","where":"near land","place":"Island of Gaudeluppe","at":"guadalupe-island"},{"date":"1833-12-14","events":[],"lat":27.6167,"lon":-115.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 14 [superscript: th] Comences with a Light Breaze from\n[margin]\nLat 27..37\nLng 115..00\nCalifornia\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[/margin]\nN Steering E and sent up the Main Royal\nyard and bent the sail and in the morning saw\nthe Land a head the Spanish main or rather\nCape St Luas on the Coast of California So\nEnds Stearing a long the Coast with the\nShip under all sail possible and the water green","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"They set the main royal sail and sighted land ahead off Cape St. Lucas on the coast of California. The day ended with the ship under all possible sail along the coast in green water.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed green water","quote":"the water green","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape St Luas on the Coast of California","at":"cabo-san-lucas"},{"date":"1833-12-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":27.0,"lon":-114.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 15 [superscript: th] Comences with a fine Breaze from N & W\n[margin]\nLat 27..00\nLong 114..10\nthe Land\nin Sight\n[/margin]\nE along the Coast Latter Calm and Saw Whales\nin Shore that we took to be Spearm but\nthey soon went out of Sight to the Southward\nSo Ends with the Land in Sight &c &c &c &c","wind":[["first","NNW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"With land in sight, the crew sailed along the coast in a fine breeze, followed by calm conditions. They spotted whales near shore that appeared to be sperm whales, but the animals soon disappeared south.","where":"near land","via":[[-114.35,27.05]]},{"date":"1833-12-16","events":[],"lat":26.5,"lon":-112.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 16 [superscript: th] Comences Calm and the Land Pretty\n[margin]\nLat 26..30\nLng 112..55\nthe Land\nin Sight\n[/margin]\nnear us Middle part a fine Breaze from\nN & E and Steered S E & E Latter part Calm\nand nigh enough to the Shore to se the Breakers\nfrom mast head and some of the the most\nButifull plains and Leavell Land I ever\nsaw in any part of the world So Ends &c","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","NE","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship sailed close to the coast in calm weather and light breezes. The keeper noted seeing breakers from the masthead and praised the coastal plains.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper admired the beautiful coastal plains","quote":"some of the the most Butifull plains and Leavell Land I ever saw","interest":1}],"where":"near land","via":[[-113.75,26.65],[-112.95,26.45]],"plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1833-12-17","events":[],"lat":25.6667,"lon":-112.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 17 [superscript: th] Comences allmost Calm heading East &c\n[margin]\nLat 25..40\nLng 112..22\n[/margin]\nLatter part a fine Breaze from WSW\nand Steered S E and the Land in Sight So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","WSW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began nearly calm as the ship headed east. Later, with a fine breeze picking up from the west-southwest, they steered southeast with land in sight.","where":"near land","via":[[-112.95,26.35]]},{"date":"1833-12-18","events":[],"lat":24.15,"lon":-111.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 18 [superscript: th] Comences with a fine Breaze from WSW\n[margin]\nLat 24..27\nLng 111..37\nPassd Bay\nIslands &c\n50\n[/margin]\nStearing S E under all the Sail we Cold Croud\non to her and imployed in making in a Brich\nPin in to a muskit and at Sundown the men\nCame Down from aloft and resported Land of\nthe Starbard Bow and a head and we had it\nof the Laboard Beam and Bow before So we\nware Compleatly Land Locked so took all\nLight Sails and tactked of Shore to the SWbW\nStere of S W until 3½ in the morning and than\nSaw and at Day light saw the Land right a head\nclose a Bord and Kept [illegible] of[struck: f] with a gain So Ends","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under full sail while working on a musket. At sundown the crew reported land ahead and on both sides, leaving them completely landlocked, so they reduced sail and turned back out to sea.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ship found itself landlocked by surrounding shores","quote":"we ware Compleatly Land Locked so took all Light Sails and tactked of Shore","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Bay Islands","via":[[-112.35,24.65],[-111.75,24.25]]},{"date":"1833-12-19","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-111.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 19th Comences with a fine Breeze from\nN W Steering S S E and saw a Sail of the\nLeeward Bow Keeping in with the Land but\nit is Danguress [sic] for we have come very neer being\ntaken off by Islands for the Last 24 hours\nwe have been very handy to some of them and\nLast night they Looke to bee very Baron and quited as all\nof the the [sic] S Lew Islands are and the Searf Broakes\na grate distance from the Land and the\nmountains Looke to be volcanick or [illegible] washed\nMiddle the same and one clock in the morning\nSpoke a bout 1/4 of a mile to the windward of\nthe Ships that we saw a head and in the morning\nsaw her for a Stearn and Lost Sight of the\nLand and stood in and made it a gain at 10 clock\n\nLat 23.00\nLong 110.20\n[compass sketch]\n[vertical text along left margin:]\nCruising off the\nLand and\nBeat\n2 Ships\nin Parting","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","NW","moderate"]],"plain":"They passed about a quarter of a mile to windward of two ships during the night.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Navigated dangerous volcanic islands","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"S Lew Islands"},{"date":"1833-12-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":22.75,"lon":-109.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 20th Comences with a Strong Breeze from N W\nSteering by the wind at E B N with topsaillant\nsails Set for Single reefs and the Land Still in\nSight a head and a Sail a Stearn in the\nSaw no more of our Consort but saw Cappe\nSt Lucas right a head about 10 miles of and\nat 8 A M saw a Large Lone Spearm Whale\nLowred the Boats and Chised after him untel\nnoon But he did not Blow more than 40 tims\nwhen he was up and wolud turn fflukes in aboute\n8 minuits we Culd not point for him so [struck: I]\ntook up the Boats and gut Dinner so Ends\n\n[vertical text along left margin:]\nLat\nLong\n[whale fluke stamp]\nSaw a Large\nSpearm\nWhale\nthis Day","wind":[["first","NW","strong"]],"plain":"With Cape St. Lucas in sight, the crew spotted a large lone sperm whale and put out the boats. After chasing it until noon without getting a chance to strike, they gave up and had dinner.","where":"near land","place":"Cappe St Lucas","plate":"chase.sperm-c","at":"cabo-san-lucas"},{"date":"1833-12-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"humpback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":22.6,"lon":-110.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 21th First part saw the whale Blowing to\nthe S E and Lowred the and pulled of for him\nBut Culd not git up to him So took up\nthe Boats at night and Laid with the main\ntop sail to the mast through the night\nwith the Cape Baring E N E at 8 A M\nCalm heaiing S E Latter part Madrite\nwinds from W N W and Stood in for the\nCape and saw humps Backs and run of\nfor them and saw Bloack fish grampuss\nporpoises Cow fish and in fact all\nmost Ever thing Exsept Spearm Whals\n\n[vertical text along left margin:]\nLat 22.36\nLong 110.04\nCruising\noff Cappe\nSt Lucas\non the\nCoast of\nCalifornia","wind":[["middle","","calm"],["latter","WNW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew put boats out for a blowing whale but could not reach it. Later, near Cape San Lucas, they chased humpbacks and saw pilot whales, porpoises, and other sea life, but \"all most Ever thing Exsept Spearm Whals.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Saw everything except sperm whales","quote":"all most Ever thing Exsept Spearm Whals","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw grampus","quote":"saw Bloack fish grampuss"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw cowfish (small whales or dolphins)","quote":"porpoises Cow fish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"Cappe St Lucas","plate":"chase.sperm-a","at":"cabo-san-lucas"},{"date":"1833-12-22","events":[],"lat":22.7333,"lon":-109.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 22[superscript: nd] Comences with modrate winds from NNE\nLatt 22=44 standing in for the Land and att Sundown came\nwith in 9 miles of the Land and tacked ship and\nlong 109=54 stood of threwought the night under Short sail\nmiddle part saw a ship Boiling and in the moring\n3-ships saw 2 ships and a Barque So Ends this 24 [blot]","wind":[["first","NNE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed toward land, turned back out to sea at sundown under reduced sail, and sighted several vessels, including a ship boiling blubber.","where":"near land","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1833-12-23","events":[],"lat":23,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 23[superscript: th] Comences calm and about 15 miles from the\nLand with 3 sails in seigth middle part Light airs\nLatt 0 0 0 and stood in for the Land and at 1/2 pt 5 in the\nmorning Spoke the California of N London\nLong 0 0 0 Capt Smith 35 months out with 1700 bls and at\nno more tho oil\n1/2 past Loured 2 Boats and pulled in to vai dev\nBay and Landed at 10 A M and found 3 or 4\nCalifornia Pig Styes or huts and a Bout 20 Spanish\nN London people and 2 Americans Stayeing there men\nwomen and Children included But they had\nnumers heards of Cattle and horses gouts and\n1700 bls Sheep hogs and fowel Ducks and geese and the\nmountains Back are filled with wild Bullock\nPacific horses goats Deer Sheep and in fact there\nof Halafax is almost most Every Beast runeinge wild\nthat you can menchen the Spanish people\non the Coast go back and to the them with\nthe Lasso it is very pleaseing to se them\nthrewough it and fasten to a hors in deed\nthey have very [good?] fine land but none of it is in a\na State of Cultavation most of it on the\nSea Shore is covred with a Sort of green\nBush at 12 oClock the Pacific of Halafax\nBoat came in and at 4 PM we took of\none Bullock and 2 yearelings the 3 Cost the\nCapt 11 Dollars and Said in Calia there was a\nvery few green oringes and Some Suigar Caine\nto be got here and at night the Pacific\nwent out with 1700 33 months out our Town\nin Company with the Barque Asabella\nof N Bedford 25 months out with 1100 Barlls\nthis was the Barque that we werped in Sailing\na weath preveious to this the 3 Capt took\ntea on Board of the Bangal So Ends\n\n2500 on 35 spek\nCapt Poulsan\n[Dec 1833] Anchored at Rudder Bay","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew stood in toward land and put two boats ashore, finding huts, about twenty Spanish residents, two Americans, and large herds of livestock. They bought cattle, and later the three captains had tea aboard the Bengal.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Crew went ashore and watched lassoing","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"California","rig":"","port":"N London","captain":"Smith","months_out":35,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Pacific","rig":"","port":"Halafax","captain":"Poulsan","months_out":33,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Asabella","rig":"bark","port":"N Bedford","captain":"","months_out":25,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Rudder Bay","via":[[-109.65,22.85]],"plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1833-12-24","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 24th First part gamming with the 2 Ships\n[drawing]\nMiddle part calm and in the morning saw\nthe 2 Ships to the Westward and washed of Decks\nand pumped Ship and found the oil Leaking\nvery Bad and the Capt had got news that the\nCalvery was at the port he was Bound to and\nthis Being a very good place to Coopar and\ngit wood and water so we stood in to the Bay\nand Droped our anchor at 1 PM in 9 fathams\nof water and with in a gun shot of the Beech","wind":[["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After visiting with two other ships, the crew pumped the ship and discovered their oil was leaking badly. Upon hearing that cavalry occupied their intended port, the captain anchored in a nearby bay for repairs, wood, and water.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Discovered oil leaking badly","quote":"pumped Ship and found the oil Leaking very Bad","interest":3},{"kind":"people","title":"Avoided port due to cavalry","quote":"the Capt had got news that the Calvery was at the port he was Bound to","interest":2}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1833-12-25","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 25th First part got a raft of Caskes on\nEmployed\nin Coopering\nshore surfishent to Contain 100 Barells of water\nand got redy for Brecking out in the morning\nand at Day Liatt Begened hoisting out oil and\nsent 4 men on shore to fill water and at noon got\n185 bbls on deck and Comensed Coopering &c &c","plain":"The crew sent a raft of casks ashore to collect 100 barrels of fresh water. At daylight, they began hoisting out oil, bringing 185 barrels on deck by noon to begin coopering.","where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1833-12-26","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 26th employed in Coopering and Stoweing\nEmployed\nin Coopering\ndown int the fore hole and the men on shore\nCame of night thay had filled 8 Caskes of wa-\nter we had milk to Day for the first time this\nvoyge Latter part the same &c &c &c &c &c","plain":"The crew coopered and stowed casks in the forehold while men on shore filled eight water casks. The crew enjoyed fresh milk for the first time on the voyage.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Fresh milk had aboard for first time","quote":"we had milk to Day for the first time this voyge","interest":2}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1833-12-27","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 27th First [blot] part employed in Coopering\nthe Ship\nCollumbus\nAnchored\nat port\ndesolation\nor destitute\nBay\nand at 3 PM the Collumbus hove in sight\noff the point and the Capt of her Came in\nand came on Board of us and Concluded to anchor\nhere and at 7 PM Droped his mud hook\nin a port that wold Disgrase a whaleman\nif thare was any such thing Culd be Done\nLatter part rainy and hawlled up the falls\nto Coof with very uncomfortable weather","weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew worked at coopering. In the afternoon, the Columbus anchored alongside them in a miserable harbor that the keeper noted would \"disgrace a whaleman.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper mocked their dismal anchorage","quote":"Droped his mud hook in a port that wold Disgrase a whaleman","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Columbus","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1833-12-28","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 28th Pritty much all hands Below on account\nof the rain and Disagreeable weather to c c","weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew spent most of the day below deck due to rainy, disagreeable weather.","where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1833-12-29","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 29 First part the Columbus went to sea\nA filtly\nplace\nLatter part Larboard watch on shore\nand my self on Board sick with the\ntooth ake rather an unhelthy plase\n[illegible]","plain":"The Columbus put to sea. Half the crew went ashore while the keeper remained on board, suffering from a toothache and complaining that it was a filthy, unhealthy place.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of toothache and foul port","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Keeper sick with a toothache","quote":"my self on Board sick with the\ntooth ake","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Columbus","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1833-12-30","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Munday 30 First part the Laboard watch on Shore\nand had 4 of the inhabitants of St Josephs\non Board with Mr Fisher [struck: a] man that is\nmarred to a Spanish girl here he Belongs\nto Falmouth Latter part Employed in Coopering\nand Stowing down and I have had a Disagreeable\nday of it part of the time in my Blank and\npart tumbling about the Ship with the\nhead Ache and tooth Acke Shoulders and in\nfact Acke all over this is a very unhealth[struck: y]\nplace indeed and a grate place for the feverslaye\ngut of a Bullock and the Capt found Sail for 5 or\n600 dollars worth of the [struck: g] Goods that he had on board","plain":"Half the crew went ashore, and four locals from St. Josephs visited aboard with a Mr. Fisher from Falmouth. The keeper suffered from aches all over, lamenting the sickly port, while the captain sold goods.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of widespread aches and fever","quote":"","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1833-12-31","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 31thm First part Employed in Stowing Down\nLatter part the Same So Ends and more day\n\n[margin: All Employed\nin Coopering\nand so liketo be]","plain":"The crew spent the day stowing oil down in the hold and cooperage work, with the keeper noting they were likely to keep doing so.","where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1834-01-01","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday Jannuary the 1st [blot] 1834 Employed in Coopering\nOil on Board of the [blot] hunter Bengal\nat red Oen Bay on the Coast of California and\nI hope By the next new yeares Day to be\na hoisting it out in Salem and had a tare\nall Bottle this day 2nd [illegible] the 3nd [illegible]\nLatter part All hands Employed in Braking\nout in the after hole and had a Sail out side\n\n[margin: [drawing: schooner/craft]]","plain":"Anchored at Red Oen Bay on the coast of California, the crew coopered oil barrels and broke out cargo in the after hold. The keeper hoped by next New Year's Day to be unloading it home in Salem.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Hoped to be home by next New Year's","quote":"I hope By the next new yeares Day to be a hoisting it out in Salem","interest":3,"topic":"holidays"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-02","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 2nd First part 2 of the Coupico[?] of Flat Boats came\nin and tooth of 3 Bullock and repated 3 Ships\nout side She had gut a 30 bls whale sence\nwe spoke her and at 4 PM a Spanish\ntradeng Schooner Came in and Anchord a hedd\nCraft Latter part the schooner gut her Anchor and\nwent to Sea So Ends this day Still Coping\n\n[margin: Alls well\nSo ends\nthis Day]","plain":"Flat boats came in with three bullocks and reported three ships outside, including one that had taken a 30-barrel whale. A Spanish trading schooner arrived, anchored ahead, and then put to sea again.","where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-03","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 3rem Employed in Coopering and the Capt Spik\nBeteux Latter part the Capt Shipt a\nman that had[struck: a] left Ship here and had\nbin liveing aburt 60 miles Back in the\nCountry for a year past and the second mate\nand a Ship in so the Came Doune to\nSign[struck: d] this So helps hime as soone as\nposable","plain":"The crew worked at coopering. The captain hired a man who had left a ship and lived about sixty miles inland for the past year.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Signed on runaway sailor living inland","quote":"","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain shipped a man","quote":"the Capt Shipt a\nman that had[struck: a] left Ship here","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-04","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 4th   Employed in Coppering and at 3 P M\nChapman Paack his Clathes and Bag them\nup and put them in to the Boat unknowne\nto the Capst and when the Boat went on Shore\nhe got in to ther and in a few municts\nafter landed he tooke a horse in Company\nwith the man that Brought Doun the mare\nwe kiled and tooke his Departure for the\nmountains up to the farm Latter part finish\nstowing Doun in the after hule 40 Casks\n\n[main text, entry 2]","plain":"While the crew worked on coppering the ship, Chapman packed his clothes, hid them in the boat, and slipped ashore without the captain knowing. Upon landing, he fled on horseback into the mountains.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Chapman deserted on horseback into the mountains","quote":"","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-05","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 5th Employed in stowing Bread and stowed\nbetween Decks and at 4 P M Chapman returned\nto the ship with his w[blot] he got sick of his\nvoy Latter part L watch on Shore and Came of\nat noon nothing to much a pearanse & Lenter\nExsept wil[struck: l] [blot] thurtheys hanker and a few genags\n\n[left margin, vertically across entry 3]\nhad 2 men Cut\nfrom the Boat\nthis Day Whal\nand Castutter\n\n[main text, entry 3]","plain":"The crew stowed bread between decks. Chapman returned to the ship, and half the watch went ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Chapman returned to the ship","quote":"Chapman returned\nto the ship with his w[blot] he got sick of his\nvoy","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-06","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 6th First part L watch on shore and\nat night thay all came of Exsept Hutching\nand John Foster and they trined coo theardly\nto Manchissur shore and the Capst went on shore\nin the Evening and ofred the Spanish Lasman\n20 Dullars to fitch the 2 men to him Latter part\ngot up 150 bbls of warter so Ends with no intstangns\n\n[left margin, vertically across entry 4]\nI herd from Manut\nCroop at this plaed\nBut not from home\n\n[main text, entry 4]","plain":"While half the crew was ashore, Hutching and John Foster deserted. The captain went ashore and offered a local $20 to catch and return them. Later, they brought aboard 150 barrels of water.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two crewmen deserted ashore","quote":"thay all came of Exsept Hutching and John Foster and they trined coo theardly to Manchissur shore","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-07","events":[],"lat":23.0,"lon":-109.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 7th First part the 2nd mate went on shore\nwith a crew to tow of a raft and one of\nour Sandwich Island Naties Did not be have Just\nright and he Struck him and the Canckor\nPiched in to him and Down with his house\nbut the 2nd turned him and often a smart squable\ngut the upper hands but none to his Creditt\nat Sun Dwn finished all men went in this plaed\nLatter part gut of 3 bullock and Bore shurt\nand gut readey for Sea and at 11 A M the\nCsakuler Boat Came in and the men wter\nthat went ofter our men and gave up the\nChase Did not like to the the them","plain":"The second mate went ashore with a crew to tow a raft and struck a Hawaiian native who misbehaved, sparking a fight that gave the mate the upper hand, \"but none to his credit.\" They later brought off three bullocks and prepared for sea.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Second mate fought a Hawaiian native","quote":"the 2nd turned him and often a smart squable gut the upper hands but none to his Creditt","interest":5},{"kind":"crew","title":"Second mate fought with native crewman","quote":"one of\nour Sandwich Island Naties Did not be have Just\nright and he Struck him and the Canckor\nPiched in to him","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Search boat chased missing men","quote":"the men wter\nthat went ofter our men and gave up the\nChase","interest":1,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Rudder Bay"},{"date":"1834-01-08","events":[],"lat":22.0333,"lon":-107.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 8th [blot]\n[whale drawing]\n[margin]\n[illegible] Bay S 3\nLtt 22=02 S\nLg 107=43\n[/margin]\nFirst part the Victory and Phenix Boats\ncame in and at 4 P M took the on shoe and\nstoot out and soon saw the 3 Ships and steerd\nS S E through the night in Campney with\nthe 2 Ships we have left with the Loss of\n2 gun men I herd of Mass Hambles misfortune\nfrom Mr Fisher that [struck: all hands] are ashore here\nlatter part strong winds from N and steerd\nS S E under double reefd topsails saw nothing","wind":[["latter","N","strong"]],"plain":"Boats from the Victory and Phenix arrived, and the crew sailed in company with them. The keeper noted they had lost two men and learned of Master Hamble's misfortune ashore. They saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Lost two men","quote":"we have left with the Loss of 2 gun men","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Victory","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phenix","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-09","events":[],"lat":21.8,"lon":-107.0917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 9th\n[margin]\nLtt 21=48\nLong 0 0 0\n[drawing of broom]\nSaw nothing\nthis day\n[/margin]\nCommences with strong winds from N\nsteering S S E and nothing in sight Latter part\nthe same so Ends Calm there was one instance\nthat I did not bare in mind Tuesday morning\nGeorge Russell spat the Sandwich Island Native\nup to the rigging and floged him and reported that\nhe had caught the 2 men that ron away he cut 1\nflag stick and two pair of trouses that they stole from ashore\non hand but he did not watch them so he said\nthis had but none to this willing on ditt\nI invieted him to under take to flog me and\nI wish to now ho autherised him tot cut my cloaths\nto peaces at least I wish deprive him of his [struck: wage]\nsight so he wold not be apt to strike a poor [struck: man] boy","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Strong winds gave way to calm with nothing sighted. The keeper recalled an incident from Tuesday, when George Russell tied up and flogged a Hawaiian native and ruined clothes; the angry keeper challenged Russell to try flogging the keeper instead.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Officer flogged a Hawaiian crewman","quote":"George Russell spat the Sandwich Island Native up to the rigging and floged him","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper challenged Russell over flogging","quote":"I invieted him to under take to flog me and I wish to now ho autherised him","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Keeper quarrelled with George Russell","quote":"I invieted him to under take to flog me and\nI wish to now ho autherised him tot cut my cloaths","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":21.4667,"lon":-106.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 10th\n[margin]\nLatt 0 0 0\nLng 0 0 0\n[whale tail drawing] B\nB\nSaw a Large\nwhale\n[/margin]\nCommences Calm with nothing in sight\nand at [illegible] past 6 in the morning saw a Large\nwhale tho the wind was baffled we got as nigh\nto him as we cold with the Ship then being\nabout 6 miles to the leward of him and at 10\nA M lowred all 3 Boats and they went out off\nsight whale and all and we did not se them\nfor 4 hours and at sun doun they came on Boord\nthey had got with in 3 Ships lengths of him\nsaw the 3 Mexick Islands Bearing S E [illegible] in the evening","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After sighting a large whale in baffling winds, the crew lowered three boats to chase it. The boats vanished from sight for four hours, closing to within three ship lengths of the whale, before returning empty-handed at sundown.","where":"near land","place":"3 Mexick Islands","via":[[-106.65,21.45]],"plate":"chase.sperm-b","at":"isla-maria-magdalena"},{"date":"1834-01-11","events":[],"lat":21.1267,"lon":-106.2739,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 11th\n[margin]\nLatt 0 0 0\nLy 0 0 0\n53\n[/margin]\n[struck: latter part]\nFirst part mend Ship and steerd along on the\nwind in serch of the 3 Boats and at 4 P M cized\nthem up at the geuthen Bare and spoke a bark and 2 sc\nschooners took them up mid she and Latter part\na fine Breeshe from N W and steerd East\nfor the 3 Mexico Islands to git wood","wind":[["latter","NW","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew searched for their three boats, retrieved them around 4 p.m., and met a bark and two schooners. With a fine northwest breeze, they steered east for the Three Marias (Mexico) islands to gather wood.","where":"at sea","place":"3 Mexico Islands"},{"date":"1834-01-12","events":[],"lat":20.7868,"lon":-106.0812,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 12th  First part run down the south side of\nLat 0 0 0  the Islands to the Eastern one that being the\nLong 0 0 0\n[in margin: Employed in wooding]\n[in margin: [illegible]]\nthighest wooded and very Saunders and at 7. A. M.\nLanch 2 Boats and went on shore and found\nwood very plenty it consisted of lingvity\nyallow Ebony Boalsan &c there is rattil snak\nBlak snakes guanoes lizzard Scorpean and\nSand fleas got of 3 Boat Loads and 18 of us\nremained on shore during the night to cook","plain":"The crew sailed along the south side of the islands and sent two boats ashore to collect firewood. Eighteen men stayed on shore overnight to cook, noting abundant timber as well as rattlesnakes, black snakes, iguanas, lizards, scorpions, and sand fleas.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Men camped ashore amid wild creatures","quote":"there is rattil snak Blak snakes guanoes lizzard Scorpean and Sand fleas","interest":2}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1834-01-13","events":[],"lat":20.4468,"lon":-105.8884,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 13  Comences with almost a gale of wind\n[in margin: Employed in wooding]\nCaried a way gibb guys all topsail sheets\nlatter part fine weather and got 2 Boat loads","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"A near-gale carried away the jib guys and all topsail sheets. Later, the weather cleared, and the crew brought in two boatloads of firewood.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Rigging damaged in near-gale","quote":"Caried a way gibb guys all topsail sheets","interest":3}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1834-01-14","events":[],"lat":20.1069,"lon":-105.6956,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 14th  First part fine weather and I came on Boar\n[in margin: 0 0 0]\n[in margin: [illegible]]\n[in margin: Employed]\nat night and I will take ceare I dont get my\nself on shore again to work wood as hard\nas Iron and havy as Lead we have a crew on shore\nto night but it is a dry Lodging I think\nlatter part the crew that remaind on shore\nduring the night stove one of the Boats in the\nsurf and sent in 2 more and saw meny green Parrot","plain":"After grueling work cutting wood ashore, the keeper swore the keeper would never go back to cut wood \"as hard as Iron and heavy as Lead.\" The shore crew damaged a boat in the surf, and green parrots were seen.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper swore off cutting dense wood","quote":"I will take ceare I dont get my self on shore again to work wood as hard as Iron","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat smashed in the surf","quote":"the crew that remaind on shore during the night stove one of the Boats in the surf","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw many green parrots","quote":"saw meny green Parrot","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-01-15","events":[],"lat":19.85,"lon":-105.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 15th  First part finished wooding and a\nLat 20-00  fine Breaze sprung up at N E Steered\nLong 0 0 0  S S E through the night Latter part the\nsame standing soundly in to the main Land","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew finished gathering firewood. With a fine northeast breeze, they steered south-southeast through the night and headed toward the mainland.","where":"near land","place":"main Land","via":[[-105.55,19.85]]},{"date":"1834-01-16","events":[],"lat":18.15,"lon":-103.15,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 16  Latter Comences with a Beutifull Breaze from\nLat 18=20  N E steering S S E first part Employed in\nLong 0 0 0  minding the stove Boat and the Land about\n15 milles dis the Coast of Maxico [drawing: whale tail] [drawing: whale tail]\nLatter part the same So Ends this day","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed with a pleasant breeze along the coast of Mexico, about 15 miles offshore, while the crew repaired a damaged boat.","where":"near land","place":"Coast of Maxico","via":[[-105.05,19.25],[-104.45,18.95],[-103.35,18.15]]},{"date":"1834-01-17","events":[],"lat":17.8333,"lon":-102.4585,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 17th  Comences with a fine Breaze from\nLat 17=00  N [struck: E] Steering S S E ends this day\nLong 0 0 0  with very warm weather and Lost\nAir 90  sight of the Land and saw nothing","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed south-southeast in fine breezes and very warm weather, losing sight of land.","where":"at sea","via":[[-103.05,18.05]]},{"date":"1834-01-18","events":[],"lat":16.5333,"lon":-101.8859,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 18th\nLatt 16=32\nLyg 0 00\nCommences Calm heading S S E and very\nhot not warm and all hands employed in mending\nLagmuniters Latter part Calm So Ends with nothing in Sight","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm and very hot weather with nothing in sight. The crew spent the day doing routine mending work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-19","events":[],"lat":16.1667,"lon":-101.3133,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 19th\nLatt 16=10\nLyg 0 00\nCommences Calm and very worm weather Employed\nmyself in wrighting the 2nd mates Journal [struck: & up]\ngut up [struck: small C] 13 tier up bread and fourled it in a very\nBad State Latter part Calm and A hot Sun","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew brought up small casks of bread and found them badly spoiled.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Bread provisions found spoiled","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-20","events":[],"lat":15.0667,"lon":-101.0067,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 20th\nLatt 15=04\nLngs 0 00\nthe First part Calm Latter part A Light\nbreaze from N N E Steering E S S and Saw\nnothing that wold make Sperme oil but\nstill find a burning sun So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","NNE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship encountered calm conditions followed by a light breeze under a burning sun, seeing nothing that would yield sperm oil.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of the burning sun","quote":"Saw nothing that wold make Sperme oil but still find a burning sun","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-21","events":[],"lat":15.2833,"lon":-100.7,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 21st\nLatt 15=14\nLy 100=42\nCommences with A Moderate breaze from\nN B E Steering S S E along the Coast of Mexico\nwith very warm weather Midel and employed\nin drying Bread So Ends A hott Sun","wind":[["first","N by E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew steered along the coast of Mexico in very warm weather, taking advantage of the hot sun to dry bread.","where":"near land","place":"Coast of Mexico"},{"date":"1834-01-22","events":[],"lat":14.6,"lon":-100.4416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 22d\nLtt 14=36\nLng 0 00\nA fine breaze from N Steering S S E in\na burning Sun Latter part Calm and Saw\nNothing to relive the mind finished the Bread","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Sailing under a burning sun, the ship was stopped by calm conditions. The keeper lamented that they saw nothing to relieve the mind, and the crew finished their bread.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented seeing nothing to relieve the mind","quote":"Saw Nothing to relive the mind","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-01-23","events":[],"lat":14.0667,"lon":-100.1833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 23d\nLtt 14=04\nLng 100=11\nCalm and So like to be at pressent\ndeliver me from the Coast of mexico for\nit is the warmest part of the Globe I Ever\ngut in to So Ends with 12 months Bread on bord","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Becalmed off the Mexican coast, the keeper complained about the sweltering heat, calling it the hottest place on Earth the keeper had ever experienced. The ship still had a year's supply of bread aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about the extreme heat","quote":"deliver me from the Coast of mexico for it is the warmest part of the Globe","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","place":"Coast of mexico","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-01-24","events":[],"lat":13.3333,"lon":-100.6667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 24th\nLt 14=20\nLy 100=40\nCommences Calm and A hott Sun poring\ndown Latter part A light Breaze Spring\nup at E and Steered S S E to End","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm under a hot, pouring sun before a light breeze picked up and they sailed on.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-25","events":[],"lat":11.25,"lon":-99.6667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 25th\nLt 15=15\nLyg 99=40\nCommences with Moderate Breaze from E\nSteering S S E Latter part the take with\nShip under Duble reef So Ends Strong wind","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Moderate easterly breezes gave way to strong winds, forcing the crew to sail under double-reefed topsails. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-26","events":[],"lat":9.6667,"lon":-99.4667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 26th\nLt 9=40\nLy 99=28\nCommences with Strong wind from E Steering\nS S E middle part the wind at N E Latter\npart the wind at East So Ends with a fean\nfaraspect","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with changing winds; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-27","events":[],"lat":7.7667,"lon":-99.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 27th Strong wind from E Steering SSE\nLt 7=46 with a had hed Sea and the Shipp\nLeaking about 70 or one 100 Stroaks per\nLg 99:00 hour So Ends Saw nothing Except fowl","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong winds and a hard head sea caused the ship to leak about 70 to 100 strokes per hour. They saw no whales, only seabirds.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked heavily in head seas","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw fowl","quote":"Saw nothing Except fowl","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-28","events":[],"lat":5.5333,"lon":-98.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 28th Cumences with Modrate wind from\nLt 6:32 E Steering SSE and the whtch Employed\nin pertickurer turning trunshull and manufackg\nLg 98=21 Sinut heeds out of lognauity and Chane\nLatter part Modrate wind from ENE Sturg\nSE So Ends Saw nothing","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds as the ship sailed on. The crew spent the day turning wooden trunnels and manufacturing sinnet heads; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-29","events":[],"lat":4.8,"lon":-97.15,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 29th Modrate wind from EnE Steirg\nLt 4=48 SE Latter part the Same and Saw nothg\nLg 97=09 to Brak the fase of the Ocan So Ends","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds with ordinary sailing. The crew saw nothing break the surface of the ocean all day.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Saw nothing break the ocean's surface","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":4.15,"lon":-96.9222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 30th First Modrate wind from ENEst\nLt 4=09 Steirg SE and Lowd for Black fish\nbut did not git eny So Ends the\nLg 000 Middle and Latter part Leight wind from\nN Steirg SE with torents of rain","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","N","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew put the boats out to chase pilot whales but caught none, followed by light winds and torrential rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-01-31","events":[],"lat":0.0,"lon":-96.6945,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 31th Cumences with Leight wind from\nLt 000 N Steirg SE with thik Shoury weather\nand a pleanty of rain Middle part\nLg 00 00 Calm with rain this Day the Coptain\nthis Day I Cumend turng a morter and I finished\nfinished a a Standing jibb a rwriteing the 3nd\nstanding jibb Mates Journal of the Vuige up 18 munths\nLatter part the rain Came Dune in Streams","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["rain","calm"],"plain":"The captain began turning a mortar. The keeper finished a standing jib and worked on the third mate’s journal.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Heavy rain poured in streams","quote":"the rain Came Dune in Streams","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-01","events":[],"lat":3.2667,"lon":-96.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday February first Cumences with Modrate wind\nLt 3:16 DR from NW Steirg SSE with Continul\nSqualls of rain Latter part the Same\nLg 96:28 So Ends this Day with 00000","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["latter","NW","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed on through continuous rain squalls, with moderate winds and no other activity reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-02","events":[],"lat":0.1,"lon":-95.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 2 [struck: nd] \\m/ Commences with a Light Breeze\nLat No Obs from N Steiring S E with not much\nDuing are Bound Latter part Calm and\nLg 95=34 Light Showrs of rain So Ends with nothing","wind":[["first","N","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Light breezes and calm weather with light rain showers, with little to report.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-03","events":[],"lat":1.9,"lon":-95.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 3 [struck: rd] \\th/ Commences with Light airs from E Middle\nLatt 1:54 \\N/ part Baffeling winds from S and Steered S S E\nwith not much hopes of getting out of Baffeling\nwinds and Calmes at present So Ends\nLg 95=17","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","S",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light and baffling winds slowed the ship's progress, with the keeper seeing little hope of escaping the calms anytime soon.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper despaired of escaping the calms","quote":"not much hopes of getting out of Baffeling winds and Calmes at present","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-04","events":[],"lat":0.6667,"lon":-94.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 4th Commences with Light winds from\nS to S W and Steered S E with\nLt 0=40 Smart Showers of rain Middle and\nLg 94=15 Latter part the Same So Ends","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds and smart rain showers; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-05","events":[],"lat":0.15,"lon":-93.4583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 5th Commences with Moderate winds\nLt 0=09 from S Steiring S E with rain\nand Just at Sundown saw a Shipe of\nLg 0000 the [struck: weather] Lee Bow and saw her back\nher main topsail for us to run Down\n[drawing] \\to the/ \\Riging/ but it was too Late and in the morning\nSaw 2 Sails saw a Sail of the weather beam Latter\npart Lost Sight of the 2 Ships and So Ends\nwith a Continual rain Dry and nasty","wind":[["first","S","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Moderate winds and rain. At sundown, a nearby ship backed her sail for them, but it was too late to meet; several sails were seen the next morning before being lost in continual rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-06","events":[],"lat":0.05,"lon":-92.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 6th Moderate wind from S S E and The\nLt 0=03 first part Smart Showers of rain Latter part\nCalm with rain and saw nothing\nand Employed in nothing So Ends\nLg 92=40 55","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["rain","calm"],"plain":"The ship faced moderate winds and rain showers, followed by calm conditions with rain. They saw nothing and had no work underway.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-07","events":[],"lat":0.45,"lon":-92.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 7th Commences Calm with nothing in\nLat 0=27 sight Latter part Moderate winds from\nLong 92=13 S S West Stearing S E and Saw fowls\nand poorpuses and Whisp Jacks So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SSW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm, followed by moderate winds. The crew saw seabirds, porpoises, and skipjacks.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"Saw fowls\nand poorpuses"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw skipjacks","quote":"Whisp Jacks","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1834-02-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-1.6,"lon":-91.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 8th Commences with Moderate winds from\nLat 1=36 S S West Stearing S E and Saw Black\nfish fin backs grampuses Cow fish fowls\nLong 91=12 poorpiouses Infact Every thing Expect\nCharles [sideways: Croden] Spearm Whales Latter part the Same\nIsland and Steared E B S and at 11 A M have\nthe Land Bearings E Charles Island one\n[drawing] of the Galapagus Islands So Ends","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew saw pilot whales, finbacks, and porpoises—the keeper noted they saw \"Infact Every thing Expect Spearm Whales\"—before sighting Charles Island in the Galápagos.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Saw everything except sperm whales","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw cowfish (small whales or dolphins)","quote":"Cow fish"}],"where":"near land","place":"Charles Island","via":[[-91.25,-1.55]],"plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-02-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-2.4,"lon":-89.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 9th Commences with Moderate winds from\nLat 2=34 S B West Stear S B S Latter part the\nLong 89=37 Same and Saw Blackfish and poorpouses &c","wind":[["first","S by W","moderate"],["latter","S by W","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew had moderate winds while steering south by south and saw pilot whales and porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-10","events":[],"lat":-2.8333,"lon":-88.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 10th Commences with Moderate winds from\nLat 2=50 S S E Stieng E and in the morning\nLong 88=24 Saw a Sail of the Lee Beam Stearing\nE Latter part Squalls of rain So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Moderate winds brought squalls of rain later in the day. The crew sighted a ship off to leeward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-11","events":[],"lat":-2.6167,"lon":-88.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 11th Commences almost Calm with\nLat 2=37 rain and the Sail Still in Sight\nLong 84=29 and Just at Sundown Saw a Sail for\nof the weather Lee Beam and in the\nAir 75 morning Saw one of them astearn So\nEnds with one in Sight and no Latter","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Near-calm conditions with rain. They sighted other ships throughout the day but saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-12","events":[],"lat":-3.7333,"lon":-90.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 12th  Commences with Moderate S E Trades\nLat 3=44  Steering to the Southward and at 4\nP M saw a sail ahead heading for\n[Lg?] 90=00  us and at 8 P M Spoke her it was\nthe Franklin of Sagharbour 6 months\nout with 150 bbs and gamed with her\nuntill 11 o'clock and got papers from her\nMiddle part Lost sight of the Franklin and\nSaw a Sail ahead So Ends heading for her.\n[drawing of whale with text inside and beside: Franklin Sagharbour 150 bbs]","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed southward in moderate trade winds. That evening they met the Franklin of Sag Harbor, six months into its voyage with 150 barrels of oil, visited until 11 o'clock, and received newspapers from her.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Received newspapers from the Franklin","quote":"gamed with her untill 11 o'clock and got papers from her","interest":2,"topic":"letters"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Franklin","rig":"","port":"Sagharbour","captain":"","months_out":6,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.letters-a"},{"date":"1834-02-13","events":[],"lat":-4.8,"lon":-89.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 13th  Commences with Moderate E S E Steering\nLat 4=48  South with a sail ahead and in the morning\nSaw her off the Lee bow and She tacked\nLg 89=54  and stood for [struck: us] her and she tacked and\nstood from her So Ends with the Ship\nastern steering East and nothing more in sight","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate breezes. They sighted a ship ahead, but after some maneuvering it fell astern, leaving nothing else in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-14","events":[],"lat":-4.4667,"lon":-88.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 14th  Commences with Strong winds from S E\nLat 4=28  Steering E and at 2 P M backed the Main\ntop sail for the ship astern to haul up\nLg 89=40  to Speak us and at 4 P M Spoke her it was\nthe Nye Capt Smith of Newbedford 15 months\nout with 400 bbs and gamed with her and the\nCapt come on board At sundown and stood to\nthe Eastward through the night Latter part\nLost sight of the Nye astern So Ends\n[drawing of whale with text inside and beside: Nye N Bedford 400 bbs]","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"They stopped to let a trailing ship catch up, speaking the Nye of New Bedford, 15 months into its voyage with 400 barrels of oil. Her captain came aboard for a visit, and by morning they had lost sight of her astern.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Nye","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"Smith","months_out":15,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-b"},{"date":"1834-02-15","events":[],"lat":-3.8167,"lon":-87.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 15th  Commences with Moderate winds from\nLat 3=49  E S E Steering by the wind off N East\nMiddle part Strong winds Latter\nLg 89:27  part Saw the Nye Astern and four\nother sails So Ends\n56","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed under moderate to strong winds, sighting the ship Nye astern along with four other vessels.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-3.2,"lon":-86.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 16th Comences with Modrate S E trades\nLat 3=12 steering by the wind at E B N first\npart saw Breches So Ends with notheing\nLong 86=50","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds carried the ship as they sailed on the wind. The crew saw whales breaching during the first part of the day, but nothing more occurred.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-17","events":[],"lat":-3.6,"lon":-86.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 17th Comences with Modrate trades from\nLat 3:36 S E steering on the winds and tacked\nsevroll times to tray to get to the S E\nLong 86:20 So Ends saw notheing exsept porpoises","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds as they turned several times to work toward the southeast. They saw nothing except porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-18","events":[],"lat":-3.2833,"lon":-85.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 18th Comences with Modrate winds from\nLat 3=17 E to S E and tacked sevroll times to get\nto the S E so ends saw porpoises\nLong 85=15","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds as the ship turned several times trying to make progress to the southeast. They saw porpoises, but no whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"pilot","count":2}],"lat":-2.6,"lon":-85.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 19th Comences with Strong trades\nsteiring by the winds at E N E first\nLat 2:36 part saw Blackfish and Loured all\n3 Boats and struck 2 and Iroved [illegible]\nLong 85:00 one and the Line parted nere the\nother and he went of with 2 Irons and\nObsv 70 about 40 fathoms of the Line fast to\nhim so Ends this Day","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew. The crew put out all three boats after pilot whales and harpooned two, but lost both after the line broke on one and it escaped carrying two irons and about 40 fathoms of line.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-2.25,"lon":-84.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 20th Comences with Modrate winds\nLat 2=15 from S S E Latter part saw Blackfish\nand Finbacks and Loured 2 Boats but\nLong 84:55 Could not get an to them so Ends","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew saw pilot whales and finback whales and put out two boats to chase them, but could not get close enough.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-21","events":[],"lat":-2.0,"lon":-84.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 21st Comences with Leight winds\nLat 2=00 from S S E Steering by the wind\nat E by N Latter part the same\nLong 84=30 and saw Notheing so Ends","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["latter","SSE","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds; nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-22","events":[],"lat":-1.8333,"lon":-84.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 22 [nd]\nLat 1=50\nLg 84:00\nAir 76 W ill\nComences with Moderate winds\nfrom N Steering S E Middle part squalls\nof rain Latter part Light winds from SE\nSteering by the wind at E B N and saw\nnothin Employed in makeing a pras flyenggs\nand mending the mizen topsail So Ends","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Moderate winds brought rain squalls as they steered east-southeast. The crew saw no whales and spent the day mending the mizzen topsail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-23","events":[],"lat":-1.5,"lon":-82.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 23 [nd]\nLat 1:30\nLg 82:44\nComences with Moderate winds from SE\nSteering by the wind at E B N Latter part\nCalm and Saw turtle and Lowerd Boat\nand founde a stronge Current Setting to\nthe Northward and Westward So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Moderate winds gave way to a calm. The crew spotted a turtle and lowered a boat, finding a strong current setting to the north and west.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a turtle during a calm","quote":"Latter part Calm and Saw turtle and Lowerd Boat","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-24","events":[],"lat":-0.9333,"lon":-82.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Munday 24 [th]\nLat 0=56\nLg 82:53\nComences Calm with a Stronge\nCurrent Latter part a Light Breaze from\nS E and Steerd by the wind at E N E\nand Saw turtle So Ends all well","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After early calms and a strong current, a light breeze picked up and they steered east-northeast. The crew saw turtles.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-25","events":[],"lat":-1.2,"lon":-82.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 25 [th]\nLat 1=12\nLg 82:56\nComences with Lightt Baffeling winds\nfrom almost Every way with a Stronge\nCurrent and finished the flyengjib sprit\nand bent it So Ends this day","wind":[["first","variable","light"]],"plain":"Experienced light, baffling winds from nearly every direction and a strong current. The crew finished repairing the flying jib-boom and set the sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-26","events":[],"lat":-1.7167,"lon":-83.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 26 [th]\nLat 1:43\nLg 83:22\nComences Calm and Ends with\nLight Airs from S E with a Stronge\nCurrent Setting to the Southward So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to light breezes from the southeast, with a strong current carrying the ship southward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-27","events":[],"lat":-2.0,"lon":-83.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 27th\nLat 2=00\nLg 83:46 57\nComences Calm and no hopes\nof a getting out of Calms at presaent\nLatter part Calm and Saw grampus\nand porpouses So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship remained trapped in calms, with the keeper lamenting there was no hope of getting out of them anytime soon. They saw grampuses and porpoises later in the day.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpouses","quote":"Saw grampus\nand porpouses"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-02-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":2}],"lat":-0.3,"lon":-83.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 28th First part Calm and very worm\nweather and head D S S E with the\nLat 0 = 18 Current Latter part Light airs from\nE and at 8 A M saw Black fish\nLong 83 = 42 and [struck: [illegible]] Lowred all 3 Boats and Struck\n2 and Cut the humps of the 3rd to the\nstahean Boat took them in and Cut\nthem up Before Dinner and then Cut\nit up and Each man Shun Came to\nour Boat and a quarte So Ends\nGot two\nBlackfish","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm, warm weather, the crew saw pilot whales and put out three boats. They harpooned and took two, cutting them up before dinner.","where":"at sea","catch":2},{"date":"1834-03-01","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-84.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March first Commens Calm and hot\nLat 0 0 all most a Smoon and nothings in\nSight we have got in to a Calm and\nLong 84 = 36 no hoppes of gittines aut of it as I see\nLatter part the the Same So Ends","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship lay stranded in hot, dead calm with nothing in sight. The keeper lamented that there were no hopes of getting out of it.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-03-02","events":[],"lat":-2.2833,"lon":-86.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 2nd First part Light winds from S East\nMiddle and part Squalls of rain\nLat 2 = 17 Latter part Strong winds and Squalls\nof rain and thunder and Lightining\nLong 86 = 00 So Ends saw porpiouses So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"The crew experienced squalls of rain, thunder, and lightning, and spotted porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-03-03","events":[],"lat":-1.6833,"lon":-87.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Munday 3rd Commences with Light airs from\nS E to S Steering West and saw\nLat 1 = 41 porpiouses grampuses Albacore\nLong 87. 33 Dolphin Whites Does [struck: sh] flying fish\nAir 80° chased our mother and Bombay So Ends","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes carried the ship west as the crew saw porpoises, grampuses, albacore, dolphin fish, white does, and flying fish. They chased \"our mother\" and Bombay.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Abundant marine life sighted","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-03-04","events":[],"lat":-1.8333,"lon":-89.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 4th Commences with Strong brides\n& Steering W and repaired the Cabin\nLat 1:50 Companion ways and found 2 Scutes under\nthe Canvis and at 4 P M Saw a Sail\noff the Starboard bow and at 6 Spoke\nher it was the Richard Mitchele\nCap[t] Swain 28 months out with 1800\nand we got the News of the Catheriene\nbeing Burnt of Wohoo the Richard\nwas Laying there at the Time Latter\npart Lost Sight of the Richard and\nSteared W B S for Charles Island So Ends\n[drawing of a ship's stern/quarter with mast/rigging]\n[sideways text along margin:] News From\nthe Catheriene\nof Salem","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew met and spoke with the Richard Mitchell, Captain Swain, 28 months into its voyage with 1,800 barrels of oil. They received news that the Catherine of Salem had burned off Oahu while the Richard Mitchell was there.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Learned the Catherine had burned","quote":"got the News of the Catheriene being Burnt of Wohoo","interest":5},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Richard Mitchele","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Swain","months_out":28,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1834-03-05","events":[],"lat":-1.7167,"lon":-89.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 5th Commences with Modirated winds\nfrom E N E Steiring S W B S Latter\npart in persute of the Islands\nbut Did not Se them So Ends\nLat 1=43\nLy 89=22","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds as the ship sailed south-southwest searching for the islands, but they did not spot them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-03-06","events":[],"lat":-1.9667,"lon":-90.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 6th Commences with Strong E S E\nbreezes Steering N N E and at night\nLat 1:38 took I to H S but Can not find the\nLand Latter part Kept off West and ran\nover Charles Islands and Did not Se it So Ends\nLy 90:15","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the ship steered north-northeast. The crew searched for land, sailing right over where Charles Island was charted, but failed to spot it.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Failed to find Charles Island","quote":"ran over Charles Islands and Did not Se it","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","place":"Charles Islands","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-03-07","events":[],"lat":-1.9167,"lon":-90.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 7th first part Strong winds from E N E and\nhauled on the wind at N and just at sun\nLat 1=56 down Saw the Land beareing N W the Island\nof Albemaral and at 9 P M wore ship to S S E\nLatter part Lost Sight of Albemaral\nand Saw Charles Islands [tacked?] for to the windw[illegible]\nLy 90=38\n58\n[drawing / blot]","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong winds, the crew sighted Albemarle Island at sunset, turned south-southeast later that evening, and then sighted Charles Island after losing sight of Albemarle.","where":"near land","place":"Albemaral","plate":"land.landfall-a"},{"date":"1834-03-08","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.82,"lon":-90.6354},{"date":"1834-03-09","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.7234,"lon":-90.6375},{"date":"1834-03-10","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.6267,"lon":-90.6396},{"date":"1834-03-11","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.5301,"lon":-90.6417},{"date":"1834-03-12","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.4334,"lon":-90.6438},{"date":"1834-03-13","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.3367,"lon":-90.6459},{"date":"1834-03-14","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.2401,"lon":-90.648},{"date":"1834-03-15","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.6434,"via":[[-90.65,-1.15]]},{"date":"1834-03-16","events":[],"missing":true,"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.5467},{"date":"1834-03-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 17th Commences Allmost Calm and the\n2 Ships in Cumpany headind in for\nCharles Island the Island about 18 miles\nDis those 2 Ships in Cumpany had ben\nhere 8 days priveous and the 2 Captians went\non Shor and the Ships drifted of and\nCould not fetch the Islands Befour and at\n4 P M Saw a School of Blackfish and Lowred\nall 3 Boats and pulled after them untill the\nmen ware all tyred I did to my utmost the\nweath all and got one very Small one and then\nit was send one Boat aften the mate aboard\nof the Omea,d She being about 12 miles from\nus and the 2 Boats Started for the Ship and\nwhen thay got with in a mile of the Ship\nSaw her Sorunded with whales Phone abauth\nto keep out of the way of them and the\n2 mate fastned and Killed one and the\nCap't dar not fasten for fear of geting Stove\nand fastned to the fist whale and all the\nCana men jumped out of the Boat Befour\nShe got to the whale and left one white\nman to pull up and the 3d Boat got to the\nShp Just as thay ware lathering him along\nSide this is the way to get oil Lower for\nBlackfish and Loose at Least 100 Barrels\nof Speam oil and a Bloody old Coward\nfor a Cumander took the whale along\nSide and Stood in for the Land thorough\nthe night very Smoth & it a 15 bls whale\nthe first one for 6 months to day and\nin the morning W hoofthed to Cut in\nthe whale and just at Sundrise Saw\nwhales and Lowred but Could not git\non and finished Cutting and Lost\nSight of the whales So Ends\n\n[left margin]\nLat No\nLong No\n\nM20 15 bls\n[drawing: whale]\n20 bls\n\n[sideways in left margin]\nSaw a Larg Shoal of Spearm Whales\nand thay all Runing to the Leward and gone\na great Chance for 150 bls but we ware\nCunfounded in our Selves with Cowardring and Could not catch\n\n[bottom left margin]\n[drawing: whale tail] [drawing: whale tail]\n[struck: [illegible]\n[illegible]\n[illegible]]","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","smooth sea"],"plain":"Near Charles Island, the boats chased pilot whales and caught a small one. Returning, they found sperm whales around the ship; the second mate killed a 15-barrel whale, though the writer bitterly condemned the captain as a coward.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Writer cursed cowardly captain","quote":"a Bloody old Coward for a Cumander","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Omea,d","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Charles Island","catch":2,"plate":"caught.sperm-d","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-1.75,"lon":-90.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 18th   Commences with Light airs and\nvery hundy to Charles Island and at\nLat 1=46   1/2 past 2 PM saw a Large Boddy of Sperm\nwhales and Lowrd all 3 Boats and Pulled\noff and after trying 4 hours the Larboard\nBoat got a Chance to a 50 bl Whale\nand the Craft got fowl and was not\nfortunate enough to get an Iron in to him\nand so took up the Boats and Commenced\nBoiling and headed E B N through the night\nand Finished at sunrise the Whale making\n20 bls and at 7 AM saw a Sail to windward\nand at 10 AM saw her maneuvering and\nhaled on the wind for her So Ends\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[drawing: whale stamp?]\nSaw a Large\nNumber\nof Whales","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"Near Charles Island, the crew spotted a large body of sperm whales and put out three boats. After chasing for four hours, gear fouled just as a boat had a chance at a whale, so they returned empty-handed.","where":"near land","place":"Charles Island","via":[[-90.65,-1.15],[-90.45,-1.75]],"plate":"chase.sperm-c","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-1.6333,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 19th   At 1/2 past 12 saw the Whales\nLat 1=38   Coming Down to Leward in all quarters\nand Lowrd and put off after them and\nChased them with the ship but Could\nnot get an and at 4 P M saw the Ship\nto windward take a Whale along side\nMiddle part Calm Latter the same and\nsaw nothing Expect the Land and Sprucefox\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]","wind":[["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew put out boats to chase whales heading downwind, but could not catch any. Later, they watched another ship take a whale alongside.","where":"near land","place":"Charles Island","plate":"chase.sperm-a","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-20","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 20th   Commences Calm with the Land in\nLat 0 0 0   sight and in the morning had Light airs\nand hedd N E and Saw a Sail far off the\nweather quarter So Ends this Day\n[whale stamp]","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to light airs with land in sight. The crew spotted another vessel far off.","where":"near land","via":[[-90.65,-1.25],[-90.65,-0.45],[-90.45,-0.45]]},{"date":"1834-03-21","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 21st   Commences with Light airs and steary\nLat 1=17   in for the Island midle and Latter part\nthe same and saw several Seals &c","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"Light winds as the ship headed in toward the island, where the crew saw several seals.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw several seals","quote":"saw several Seals &c"}],"where":"near land","via":[[-90.45,-0.45],[-90.65,-0.45],[-90.55,-1.05]]},{"date":"1834-03-22","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 22   Commences Almost Calm and very handy in\nLat 0 0 0   and at 2 P M one Boat went onshore to\nLook for turpin and at 5 P M anchored\nat Charles Island and at Dark the Boat returnd\nwith 10 turpin and went on shore at the Postofis\n[drawing] 60\n\nSaturday 22.nd Continued Latter part went with 2\nBoats after teripin and one went to the\nSettlement and at nigth returned to\nthe Ship with about 50 teripin and\nfound them a grate way back and very\nbad walking the Boat returd from\nthe town and reckommended it to be a\nvery fine plased there is 120 men and\n30 women at the Settlement so Ends this\nday Sore a nuff a mountin Ledjes and\nCrating through under Brashle and\nwalked 2 turpins and two bunce beaths and\nLizurds and greens turtler Doves &c","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship anchored at Charles Island, sending boats ashore to hunt tortoises and visit the post office and settlement. The crew returned battered from arduous walking inland over mountain ledges and thick brush, collecting around 60 tortoises.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Crew visited Charles Island settlement","quote":"reckommended it to be a very fine plased there is 120 men and 30 women","interest":3},{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of rugged tortoise hunting","quote":"Sore a nuff a mountin Ledjes and Crating through under Brashle","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Captured Galápagos tortoises on Charles Island","quote":"went onshore to\nLook for turpin and at 5 P M anchored\nat Charles Island and at Dark the Boat returnd\nwith 10 turpin","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed lizards on Charles Island","quote":"Lizurds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Charles Island (Floreana)","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-23","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 23rd Comes in very warm indeed and not\ndoing Exsept Lulingy So Ends this day,","plain":"The day was very warm, with the crew doing little else besides idling.","where":"at anchor","place":"Charles Island (Floreana)","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-24","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 24th this day 2 yeart out with 700 barrels\nat 4 oclock in the morning went with\nall 3 Boats and all hands Exseptet Cooxman\nabout 14 miles on the South and Western end\nof the Island and gut darin about 3 teripin\nand thos Began to die and so beut of\nfor the Ship with what we had [insertion: and returd]\nabout Sun down and found that the ship\nOrtist had sent in a Boat but the\ngut suped of and did not come in to us\n[margin note, vertical:]\nAll hands\nEmployed in\nturpining","plain":"Marking two years out with 700 barrels of oil, almost all hands took three boats ashore about 14 miles to hunt tortoises, gathering about three before returning at sundown. The ship Ortist sent a boat in as well.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew hunted tortoises ashore","quote":"All hands Employed in turpining","interest":2},{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught terrapin on the island","quote":"gut darin about 3 teripin\nand thos Began to die","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Ortist","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Charles Island (Floreana)","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-25","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 25th In the mornings went up to the\nLanding with all 3 Boats and from thar\nto the Settimen a foot and found a\nset of Spanish neagros with all\nall a poor set off dirty people\nthat Cume there to save their heads\nfrom the main and at 4 PM went doun\nand started for the ship and found the\nDartmouth [illegible] Laying here 6 months out\n[margin note, vertical:]\nthe Dartmouth\nthe [illegible]\n6 months out\nwith 450 barrels","plain":"The crew took three boats to the landing and walked to the settlement, finding refugees who had fled the mainland. Later, they met the Dartmouth, which was six months into its voyage with 450 barrels of oil.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Encountered refugees at the settlement","quote":"a poor set off dirty people that Cume there to save their heads from the main","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Dartmouth","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":6,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Charles Island (Floreana)","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-26","events":[],"lat":-1.15,"lon":-90.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 26th In the morning went up to the\nlanding with the 2 boats and got the\nremainder of 50 Barrells of poattatoes and\na few bunchs thirs and Landed Chapman\nwith his cloathes to stop here on the Isl\nafter his Being on Board 12 months of\ndutey and a Rogue I say to Leave him\nthe[struck: y] I thank allthou he is Left under the\nCare of the Governer butt he is a Scape\ngallus for allthat we done returned to the\nship at 12 A M after takeing a farwell\nof Chapman and went on shore for turd\n[illegible] again for the teripin So Ends\n\n[margin:\nLeft Charles\nIsland &c\n[drawing: turtle / terrapin]]","plain":"The crew went ashore for firewood and greens to feed the tortoises aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Troublemaker Chapman was put ashore","quote":"Landed Chapman with his cloathes to stop here on the Isl after his Being on Board 12 months","interest":4},{"kind":"nature","title":"Went on shore for terrapin","quote":"went on shore for turd\n[illegible] again for the teripin","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Charles Island (Floreana)","at":"charles-island"},{"date":"1834-03-27","events":[],"lat":-0.4832,"lon":-90.5832,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 27th In the morning found the wind\nto be against us and found that the\nConstitution of N Bedford had come in\nduring the night and anchored out side\nof us and 10 o'clock I wrote to her and hauld\nout and got under way at 12 o'clock So Ends","plain":"With an unfavorable wind in the morning, they found the Constitution of New Bedford had arrived and anchored outside them during the night. After sending a letter to her, the crew hauled out and got under way at noon.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Constitution","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","via":[[-90.65,-0.55]],"plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1834-03-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-90.7667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 28th First part Lyeing of and on at the Isl\nand gumeing with the Omega of Nantuckt\nand in the morning got Down hardy to\nthe Land and saw the amago to the Leward\nand at 8 A M saw Whales but Could not get\non So Ends with amago in Sight\nLat 000\nLg 000","plain":"Cruising off and on near the island, they had a visit with the Omega of Nantucket. The next morning they saw whales but could not get close enough to strike them.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Omega","rig":"","port":"Nantuckt","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","via":[[-90.55,-0.45],[-90.45,-0.35],[-90.55,-0.05]],"plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1834-03-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-90.925,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 29th First part saw the amago manoevering\nand shaptt of for her and soon saw Whales\nand Lowrd the Boats amonst 10 thousan\nwhales all Lyeing Entirely still and made\nout to get one small one to the Ship\n[drawing: whale with ink blot] after the parted her Line trice and the\n25 bls Omega a 3 this is for not having Whalemen\nbreathe on and cut him in Latter part\nCalm a Boileing and the Omega in\nCompany So Ends with 750 bls\nLat 000\nLg 000\n61\n[drawing: whale tail]","wind":[["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After steering toward the Omega, they lowered the boats into a massive pod of thousands of whales lying completely still. Despite multiple parted lines, they managed to capture one small 25-barrel whale and began boiling it alongside the Omega.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Frustrated by inexperienced whalemen","quote":"this is for not having Whalemen breathe on","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Omega","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-03-30","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-91.0833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 30th First part Strong trades and run\n[struck: Lat] down in to the L Weathen Bay and\nLat 0 00 the Omega still in Sight\nmidddle part more moderate Employed in\nBoiling Middle part finished at midnight\n[drawing: whale fluke] 20 Blls\nLost Light the whale makeing about 20 bls Latter part Calm\nof the Omega and Lost Light of the Omega So Ends this day","wind":[["first","","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Strong trade winds eased into a calm. The crew finished boiling oil from a whale, which yielded about 20 barrels, and lost sight of the Omega.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1834-03-31","events":[],"lat":-0.1786,"lon":-91.6969,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 31st First Light winds and stood in to the weathen\nLat About Bay and at yet in Sunday to the Land and\nlaid with the head yards aback thorough the night\nLatter part Calm and did not make much\nhead way up the Bay So Ends with a Breeze in the\n[left margin: To lay to [illegible] to Come in to dry]","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","calm"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"With light winds, the ship headed into the bay toward land and waited through the night with sails backed. Calms later slowed their progress up the bay before a breeze picked up.","where":"near land","via":[[-91.35,0.25],[-91.65,0.15]]},{"date":"1834-04-01","events":[],"lat":-1.05,"lon":-91.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday [struck: April] first the first part A Breeze Sprung\nup and stood in to the passage Betwixt\nLat up the Albamarle and Narborou and at 6 P M\nLap Gulphe Lowered a Boat and went in to a Small\nBay and Sounded it and found 10 and\n12 fathoms of warter and stood in\nto it and at Dark Droped anchor\nclose in in to the head of a Smal, little\nBay to get wood and turtle, [struck: for warter]\nthere Being a wartering place Sum\nabove heare, [struck: but the] but the Last place\nthat Can was found in the South Seas\nand in the morning went in in Search\nof warter with all 2 Boats and they\nreturned at 9 A M and did not find\na place to warter and then a Boat\nCame in with the mate and 4 men\nthat Belonged to a Sealing Schooner\nAmericanna they had been here 4 months\nand taken 1700 Skins the Schooner\nwas up on the Coast of Chili went in\nthere with 2 men more So Ends 24\n[margin notes, reading vertically]:\n[drawing of bay: \"K Bengal\" written near shoreline]\n[annotation sideways near margin]:\nin Shore at 9 A M went\nto the Pt of Albamarle\nwhen Botton On Shore\nhis Foot cut and Squeesed\nApril 1834 Laying at Albamarle\n\n[left margin spanning across entries:]\nWent with 3 Boats\nthe south side of\nAlbamarle for teripin\nand 1 Boat for Wood\nAll hand Employed in\nworking Ship to get out\nof Elizabeth Bay\nLat\nLong\nBay","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship anchored in a small bay between Albemarle and Narborough islands to gather wood and tortoises. Boats searched for water without success, and a sealing crew from the schooner Americanna visited.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Met marooned sealers with 1,700 skins","quote":"a Boat Came in with the mate and 4 men that Belonged to a Sealing Schooner Americanna","interest":2},{"kind":"accident","title":"Botton injured his foot on shore","quote":"Botton On Shore\nhis Foot cut and Squeesed","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Americanna","rig":"schooner","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Elizabeth Bay, Isabela","via":[[-91.75,-0.45],[-91.55,-1.05]],"plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1834-04-02","events":[],"lat":-1.05,"lon":-91.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 2nd First part went about 16 miles\nup the Passage betwext Albamarle and\nNarbrah with all 3 Boats and mister [illegible]\nthe mate of the Schooner for a pilot\nafter teripin and stoped over night\nand found the teripins had all gon back\nfound very diffecult Landings and got\n4 teripin and pulled back 16 miles\nwith a head wind and got to the Ship\nat Sun Down a hard row for Nothing\nwich made us turn in willingly So Ends","plain":"Three boats rowed 16 miles through the passage between Albemarle and Narborough searching for tortoises. They stayed overnight, faced difficult landings, collected only four, and endured a grueling 16-mile row back against the wind.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Exhausting 16-mile row for four tortoises","quote":"a hard row for Nothing wich made us turn in willingly","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Gathered four terrapin","quote":"got\n4 teripin","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Elizabeth Bay, Isabela"},{"date":"1834-04-03","events":[],"lat":-0.5121,"lon":-91.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 3rd In the morning went with 2 Boats\nafter quohougs and then returd with\n10, a bute 50 basketts and hoisted the tops\nsails and got readye for Sea and att 11 AM\na Breeze Sprung up and we hove up but\nsoon found we ware not Like to get\nout and Let the Chain rune again with in\na Ships Length of the rocks and 12 PM\nhove up and fetched out in to the passuage\nand Beat up about 8 miles and Discharged\nthe sealers to go on shore att thare habetat[illegible]\nand at night it Did away Calm and the\nCurent Swept us back Down to the Bay\nagain nott much prospect of getting\nout the Nothern way So Ends","wind":[["first","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew gathered about 50 baskets of quahogs in two boats and prepared for sea. After nearly hitting the rocks while trying to leave, they dropped off the sealers ashore, but calm winds and currents swept them back into the bay.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Anchored within a ship's length of rocks","quote":"Let the Chain rune again with in a Ships Length of the rocks","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged the sealers ashore","quote":"Discharged\nthe sealers to go on shore att thare habetat[illegible","interest":2}],"where":"near land","via":[[-91.75,-0.75]]},{"date":"1834-04-04","events":[],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-91.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 4th Latter part Still Beating up to\nget out the Nothern and western passuage\nin to the Lee Bay, But the Curent\nand wind Being against us and the\nShip not in Sailing trim Could not\nmake much to the waiward So Ends\nSaw thousands of green turtle and Caught them","plain":"The crew struggled to sail against unfavorable winds and currents, as the ship was out of sailing trim. They saw thousands of green turtles and caught some.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Thousands of green turtles seen and caught","quote":"Saw thousands of green turtle and Caught them","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Lee Bay","via":[[-91.75,-0.15]]},{"date":"1834-04-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-91.6,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 5th First part saw a Boat Coming\ndown the passage full of men standing\nfor the Ship probly some Boat Crew that\nhad run away from a Ship in the Lee\nBay and at 2 PM squared in the yards\nand set studing sails and royals and\nkeapt her of to goe out the Southern or\nEastern passage the way we Came in\nand had a sail fun at Midle part Calm\nLatter part a Light Breeze and steer out\npritty much Clear of the Iland and saw\nturtle Blackfish and pourpouses and\nBroke out in the after hole to stow down\noil so Ends this Days where we should be\n\n[margin]\nLat [illegible]\nLep [illegible]\n[drawing of sails/rigging]\nbound of to [illegible]\non a\n[drawing of face/figure]\nCruize\n[/margin]","wind":[["middle","","calm"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew spotted a boat full of men heading for the ship, likely runaways from another vessel. They set sail to exit through the passage, clearing the island and spotting turtles, pilot whales, and porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Suspected runaway crew approached the ship","quote":"saw a Boat Coming down the passage full of men standing for the Ship probly some Boat Crew that had run away","interest":2,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw\nturtle Blackfish and pourpouses"}],"where":"near land","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1834-04-06","events":[],"lat":-0.05,"lon":-91.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 6th First part finished stowing down\nand washed of Decks and Clurd up the ship\nin the morning? got out Clear of the\nLand and steered off NNW with a fine\nBreeze from SSE so End this Day\n\n[margin]\nLat 000\nLep 000\n[/margin]","wind":[["latter","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew finished storing oil in the hold, washed the decks, and cleaned up the ship. In the morning, they sailed clear of land and headed off north-northwest with a fine breeze.","where":"near land","via":[[-91.65,-0.15]],"plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1834-04-07","events":[],"lat":-0.05,"lon":-91.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 7th Commences with Light wind from\nS S E steering N W Latter part saw\n2 Barques ships so Ends Calm\n\n[margin]\nLat 000\nLep 000\n[/margin]","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and later calms. Two barks were sighted, but nothing else of note happened.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-04-08","events":[],"lat":-0.05,"lon":-91.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 8th First part a Boat Came on Board\nfrom one of the Barques it was the Barque\nIsabella 28 months out with 1400 bls the Capt went\non Board and spent the Evee and herd from\nthe Hesper gon home and herd of the Boats\nCrew that we saw in the Bays they had\nmade fires for the Barque to take them\nof thaty thed run away from a Ship Latter\npart in with the Land and a thick fogg so\nEnds saw no things and it is just\nas well as thow we did 7 sp bls\n\n[margin]\nLat 000\nLep 000\n[drawing of ship]\nIsabella\nthe Land\nin Sight\n[/margin]","weather":["fog"],"plain":"A boat visited from the bark Isabella, 28 months into its voyage with 1,400 barrels. The captain spent the evening aboard and heard that the Hesper had sailed home, and learned that the boat crew seen earlier in the bays had run away from a ship.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper shrugged off seeing nothing","quote":"saw no things and it is just as well as thow we did","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Isabella","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":28,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.visit-b"},{"date":"1834-04-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":-0.05,"lon":-91.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 9 [th] Commences with Light winds from W W\n[Lat 000?] Stearing by the wind at N N E and Saw\nBlackfish and porpiouses Killers and Saw\n[Long 000?] the 2 Breakers of the weather Bow middle part\nCalm Latter part a fine Breeze from W S W\nStearing N N E and gut to the Northward\nof Narbor[illegible] at Last and Saw a Sail of the\nweather Beam Crossed the Lee Bows and\nSaw Roack Dunder the rock wich we sporke\nof about 18 months sinced we have made\na grate alteration in our Crue but not\nin our oil Since we have that Roacke before\nSo Ends of the North head of Albamarle","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","WSW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They saw pilot whales, porpoises, and killer whales near Narborough Island. Sighting Redondo Rock, the keeper noted that although their crew had changed greatly since seeing it 18 months earlier, their amount of oil had not.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented poor whaling luck","quote":"we have made a grate alteration in our Crue but not in our oil Since we have that Roacke before","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"North head of Albamarle","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-04-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-0.15,"lon":-91.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 10 [th] Commences with Light winds from N N W\n[Lat 0 00?] Stearing N B E Latter part gut up of the\nRoack and Saw Killers finbaks Blow[illegible] waobs\n[Long 000?] So Ends this day with a Strong Current Setting\nto the Southward and we have no bisness here","wind":[["first","NNW","light"]],"plain":"They saw killer whales and finbacks while steering north by east, contending with a strong southward current. The keeper complained that they had \"no business here.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper felt they were wasting time","quote":"we have no bisness here","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-91.55,-0.15]],"plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-04-11","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-91.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 11 th first part Strong wind N E B E at\n[Lat 0 00?] Beating up the Easturn end of Albemarle to\ngit to James Island Middle part Calm and\n[Long 0 00?] Lost what we gut to windward Latter part the Same","wind":[["first","NE by E","strong"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They tried to sail against the wind past the eastern end of Albemarle toward James Island, but calms set in and they lost all the headway they had gained.","where":"near land","place":"Albemarle","via":[[-91.65,-0.15],[-91.65,0.15],[-91.35,0.25]]},{"date":"1834-04-12","events":[],"lat":0.28,"lon":-91.62,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 12 th Commences with moderate wind from\nN E B E and Still Beating up agaynst\n[Lat About?] the wind and a Strong Current to waist our\ntime and are now whare we ware 3 days\n[Long [illegible]?] [struck: [illegible]] preivious gowin[g?] runnding to Roack Dunder\nmiddle part A Ship pass'd about 2 Ships to the\nleward of us on the oposite taack So Ends","wind":[["first","NE by E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew struggled against head winds and a strong current, wasting time only to end up right where they had been three days earlier off 'Roack Dunder.' Another ship passed to leeward.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Stuck in place after three days","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Roack Dunder","via":[[-91.35,0.25]],"plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"roca-redonda"},{"date":"1834-04-13","events":[],"lat":-1.05,"lon":-91.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 13th Still Beating up for James Island and\n[margin: Lat 1-00: S] Saw 3 Sail in with the Land Latter part\n[margin: [calculation: 63]] found ourselzes whare we ware we whare here 4\n[margin: Longt 91-21[illegible] W] days agoe and put away for Crocus Island","plain":"They continued sailing against the wind toward James Island and sighted three ships near the land. Finding themselves back where they had been four days earlier, they bore away for Crocus Island.","where":"near land","place":"James Island","via":[[-91.75,-0.45],[-91.55,-1.05]]},{"date":"1834-04-14","events":[],"lat":2.2,"lon":-90.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 14th Comences with Strong wind from\nLat 2=12 S E Stearing by the wind at E B N\nLong 90=30 Latter part the Same So Ends this day","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds continued throughout the day with routine sailing; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea","via":[[-91.75,-0.75],[-91.65,0.95]]},{"date":"1834-04-15","events":[],"lat":2.7667,"lon":-89.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 15th Comences with Moderate winds from\nLat 2=46 S E B S Stearing on the wind at East [struck: ward]\nSaw nothings Latter part the Same So Ends\nLong 89=40","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["latter","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate winds, seeing nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-04-16","events":[],"lat":3.1667,"lon":-88.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 16th Comences with moderate winds from S E B S\nLat 3=10 Stearing on the wind at East Latter part the\nLong 88=30 Same So Ends with nothings to [struck: smake ail]","wind":[["first","SE by S","moderate"],["latter","SE by S","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate winds, steering east. Nothing noteworthy occurred.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-04-17","events":[],"lat":3.6667,"lon":-87.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 17th Comences with Moderate winds from\nLat 3=40 S E Stearing E N E Latter part the wind\nat S Stearing N and Saw weed and Grass\nLong 87=20 afloat and many Small white Birds So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","S",""]],"plain":"They sailed under moderate winds and saw floating weed and grass, along with many small white birds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw many small white birds","quote":"Saw weed and Grass\nLong 87=20 afloat and many Small white Birds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-04-18","events":[],"lat":5.2,"lon":-87.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 18th Comences with Moderate winds from\nLat 5=12 S E Stearing N and in the morning at\nLong 87=09 8 AM Saw Coocas Island Bearing E N E and\nbent the Cables and got reddey for anchore\nand then Lost Sight of the Land with\nSmart Squalls of rain and thunder and\nLightnings and at 11 Came down to Double\nreed topsails So Ends this Day\n[margin:\nCoocas\nIsland]","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"They sighted Cocos Island and prepared the anchor cables to anchor, but lost sight of the land during heavy squalls of rain, thunder, and lightning.","where":"near land","place":"Coocas Island"},{"date":"1834-04-19","events":[],"lat":5.56,"lon":-87.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday at one P M Saw the Land and made Sail\nand Stood in for it and at 4 P M Lowered a\nBoat and went on Shore and Left 4 men\non Shore to make a fire and the Boat\nreturned to the Ship at 7 P M and Stood\non with the Ship and then it was a\nStark Calm and Lowered Boats and towed\nand pulled and hawled and rowed until\n10 P M and then Steared off through the\nnight with gentle S E wind to Sea\nby acount and Comences Share a count\n\nSaturday\nthe 24th\n[vertical text in margin]\n[illegible] Bords and saw\n[illegible] 20 [illegible]\none Turtle and caught 2 Shark\nand 3 [illegible] and [illegible] caught\n6 [illegible] and [illegible] [struck: caught]\n[illegible] and 2 birds\n[illegible]\n\n[main entry for Saturday]\nAt Day light Hay I in with\na genttle Brese from S E and at 7 A M\nDropt anchor in 14 fathams of water about\none 1/2 of a mile from the Shore and\nwent on with a Boat and found sevrall\nButtifull Streams of freth water runing\ndown from the mountans and got off\na raft of 40 bls befeore Dinner and at 11 A M\nhade A sail out Side and affter Diner went\non Shore with a raft and at 3 P M the\nShip Cam in that was out Side it was\nthe Manens of fairhaven 7 months out with\n70 bls and in Course of the affter noon got\n60 bls of water and Cought 2 wild hoggs\nthere is a grate plenty of wild hogs\nand gants on this Isl and Coconotts\nand It rains Continualy and a grate Deal\nof thunder and Lightning the Island\nis theikley woodded with very Large Balsam\nwood and Iron wood and a plenty of\nScerpeon and Cundappeas so Ends Saturday\n\n[margin]","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"The crew anchored near an island and rafted fresh water from streams running down from the mountains. They caught two wild hogs and noted goats, coconuts, scorpions, and centipedes on shore amid rain, thunder, and lightning. The ship Minerva arrived.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Scorpions, centipedes, and wild hogs ashore","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught two sharks","quote":"caught 2 Shark","topic":"animals"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Manens","rig":"ship","port":"fairhaven","captain":"","months_out":7,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Cocos Island","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1834-04-20","events":[],"lat":5.56,"lon":-87.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday the\n25th\n[margin vertical text]\ncought\n1 [illegible]\nand 2 Birds\n\n[main entry for Sunday]\nin the morning went with one Boat\naffter nests and the returnd at 1 P M with\nabout 200 and the Ship Campany went on\nShore to Bathe and myselfe art Boaid with\nthem\n\n[margin]","plain":"A boat went ashore to gather bird eggs, returning with about 200 of them, and caught two birds. The ship's company then went ashore to bathe.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew gathered two hundred bird eggs","quote":"went with one Boat affter nests and the returnd at 1 P M with about 200","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Cocos Island"},{"date":"1834-04-21","events":[],"lat":5.56,"lon":-87.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 26th\n[margin numbers]\nLat 0 0 0\nLong 0 0 0\n\n[main entry for Monday]\nIn the four noon got of the remainder of the\nwater in [struck: the] whole 240 bls and got off Som\nwood and Som friuts and got reddy for Sea\nso Ends monday and Comences Tuesday\n\n[margin]","plain":"During the morning, the crew brought aboard the last of their fresh water, totaling 240 barrels, along with wood and fruit, and prepared the ship for sea.","where":"at anchor","place":"Cocos Island"},{"date":"1834-04-22","events":[],"lat":5.56,"lon":-87.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 27th\n[margin numbers]\nLat 0 0 0\nLong 0 0 0\n\n[main entry for Tuesday]\nfirst part Light airs and at 1/2 past 4 P M Took up\nanchor and Stood out with Light airs middle and\nLatter part the Same and the Land Still in Sight\n\n[margin]","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"In light airs, the crew weighed anchor at 4:30 PM and headed out to sea, keeping land in sight through the day.","where":"near land","place":"Cocos Island"},{"date":"1834-04-23","events":[],"lat":6.0,"lon":-87.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 28th\n[margin numbers]\nLat 0 0 0\nLong 0 0 0\n\n[main entry for Wednesday]\nand Comences Callem with the Land in Sight\nMiddle part the Same Latter part Light\nwinds from S B W Steareng SE 1/2 S\nSo ends saw pearpoceses and Birds","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","S by W","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm with land in sight, followed by light winds. The crew saw porpoises and birds.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1834-04-24","events":[],"lat":5.3167,"lon":-87.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 24th comences with Modrate wind\nLat 6=19 from S B W Steiring by the wind\nLog 000 at 0.45 past with the Land in sight\nSo Ends Lost Light of the Land So [struck: Ends]","wind":[["first","S by W","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed on with moderate winds, briefly sighted land, and then lost sight of it.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1834-04-25","events":[],"lat":5.2111,"lon":-87.0333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 25th Comences with Strong winds from\nS W Steiring on the wind at S S W\nLat Nd first part Tacked Several times to git\nto the S W but the weather is verey\nbad Smart Squalls of wind and rain mid\nMiddle part had Hevey thunder and sharpe\nLightring and Exspearenced a white\nSquall mid in the morning saw the\nIsland beairing S E Dis 26 miles so we\nhav gut nere to the S W for the last\n48 hours Latter part the Same So Ends\n[left margin notes:\nSmart thunder\nSqualls with verey\nSharpe Lightring]","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"The crew battled very bad weather, turning several times against heavy squalls of wind and rain. Over the night they endured heavy thunder, sharp lightning, and a sudden white squall, later sighting the island 26 miles away.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Struck by a white squall","quote":"Hevey thunder and sharpe Lightring and Exspearenced a white Squall","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"the Island"},{"date":"1834-04-26","events":[],"lat":5.1056,"lon":-87.0167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 26th Comences with Strong from S W B S\nand tacked Sevrall times to git to the S\nand Westward and keep to the windward of the\nIsland But at night the Brothers ware in\nsight off Deck midelle part hevey thunder\nand verey Sharpe Lightnings and the rain\nCome Down in Torrents and in the\nMorning found the Island verey neere\noff the Lee Bow and a verey Strong Curent\nSetting to the N and Eastward middle part\nhevey thunder and Sharpe Lightening So Ends\n[left margin notes:\nLat Nd\nhevey thunder\nverey Sharpe\nLightnings]","wind":[["first","SW by S","strong"]],"weather":["thunder","lightning","rain"],"plain":"They tacked several times trying to stay to the windward of the island, with the Brothers in sight at night. Heavy thunder, sharp lightning, and torrential rain struck, and a strong current carried them dangerously close to the island by morning.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Violent thunderstorm near islands","quote":"hevey thunder and verey Sharpe Lightnings and the rain Come Down in Torrents","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"the Brothers"},{"date":"1834-04-27","events":[],"lat":5.0,"lon":-87.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 27th First part gut neare the Island\nMiddle part Continual thunder\nLat 5=00 Squalls with rain Latter part a\nLog 87=00 Strong Breeze from W S W Stiring\nby the wind at South So Ends","wind":[["latter","WSW","strong"]],"weather":["thunder","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship approached near the island under continual thunder and squalls with rain, followed by a strong west-southwest breeze.","where":"near land","place":"the Island"},{"date":"1834-04-28","events":[],"lat":4.7333,"lon":-87.4583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 28th Comences with Strong winds from\nSW B W Steering by the wind at S\nand the Island Still in Sight of the Lee\nquarter Latter part Lost Sight of the Land\n[left margin: Lat 4=44 / Long 000]","wind":[["first","SW by W","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed south under strong winds, keeping an island in sight off the lee quarter before losing sight of land later in the day.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1834-04-29","events":[],"lat":3.9667,"lon":-87.9167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 29th Comences with Modrate winds from\nS W Steering S Latter part the Same\nand gat pretty much out of the Thunder\nand Lightnings and rain So Ends\n[left margin: Lat 3=58 / Long 000]","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["thunder","lightning","rain"],"plain":"Moderate winds as the ship sailed south, finally getting clear of the thunder, lightning, and rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-04-30","events":[],"lat":0.0,"lon":-88.375,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 30th Comences with Modrate winds from\nS B W first and middle part Severall things\nEmployed in mending Sails Latter part\nSteered by the wind at S W B South\nSo Ends with nothing that will make Speach\n[left margin: Lat 000 / Long 000]","wind":[["first","S by W","moderate"],["middle","S by W","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spent the day mending sails under moderate winds. The keeper noted that nothing noteworthy happened, ending the entry with \"nothing that will make speech.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted nothing worth talking about","quote":"So Ends with nothing that will make Speach","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-05-01","events":[],"lat":4.1167,"lon":-88.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May first Comences with Smart Squalls\nof wind and rain with thunder and Lightning\nMiddle and Latter part the Same we have\ngot here and the wind Blows right at\nus all round the Compass so thar is no hopes\nof getting away at present So Ends\n[left margin: Lat 4=07 / Long 80=50]","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["squalls","rain","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"Smart squalls brought wind, rain, thunder, and lightning throughout the day. With the wind blowing from all directions, the ship was trapped with no immediate hope of sailing on.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Felt trapped by shifting winds","quote":"wind Blows right at us all round the Compass so thar is no hopes of getting away","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":3.7667,"lon":-91.4166,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 2nd Comences with Strong winds from WSW\nSteering S East her Coase [struck: was a] more\nLatter part the wind at S S E Steering\nS W B S and at 10 A M Saw Whales\nand Lowered all 3 Boats But thay ware\nso wild that Scared the Boats and by\n12 were out of Sight to the windward\nand the wind Being very Light we\nCould not persew them with the ship\nSo took the Boats and Continued our\nol[struck: d] Course Sharps on the wind So Ends\n[left margin: Lat 3=46 / Long 000 / [whale tail drawing] 40 / [whale tail drawing] 50 / Saw .. [whale tail drawing] / [whale tail drawing] Whales / 65]","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["latter","SSE","light"]],"plain":"They saw whales and put out all three boats to chase, but the whales were too wild and fled upwind. With light winds, the ship could not pursue them, so they retrieved the boats and sailed on.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1834-05-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":3.2833,"lon":-94.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 3[rd] Comences with Moderate winds from\nLat 3:17 S S E Steering S W B S and Saw\n[Blanches] a head Soposed to be Sperm\nWhales Latter part the Same So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds continued as the ship sailed southwest by south. The crew saw spouts ahead, supposed to be sperm whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":2.5833,"lon":-91.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 4[th] Comences with Strong winds from\nLat 2=35 S S E Steering S & B E and at\n2 P M Saw Breaches of the weather quarter\n[illegible] 91:00 and tacked Ship and Stood for it but Could\nnot get to windward with the ship to Lowred\nSaw them all 3 Boats and pulled about 10 miles to windward\nBreach but Saw no more of them and the Boats\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] returned to the Ship at 6 P M Latter part the\nwind at S S E B S Steering S S W B S So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the ship turned after seeing whales breaching off the weather quarter. Unable to reach them with the ship, they put out three boats and rowed about ten miles against the wind, but saw nothing more.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1834-05-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":1.9167,"lon":-92.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 5[th] Comences with Moderate winds from S S B S\nLat 1=55 Steering by the wind at S S W B W [struck: at] and\nin the morning Saw Gull pepper's Island\n[illegible] 92=00 Bearings S E and Saw Blackfish Cow fish\n[struck: Saw the Land] So Ends Lost Sight of the Isl at 10 A M","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"They sighted Culpepper's Island in the morning and saw pilot whales and cowfish (small whales or dolphins), losing sight of the island by 10 AM.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw cowfish (small whales or dolphins)","quote":"Cow fish"}],"where":"near land","place":"Gull pepper's Island"},{"date":"1834-05-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":1.8,"lon":-93.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 6[th] Comences with Moderate winds from\nLat 1=48 S S E Steering by the wind and in the morning\nSaw Whales and Lowered one Boat and\nShe was fortunate enough to fasten to a 30\nBarrel whale while he was Standing on\nhis flukes with his Junk Just out of\nwater Listining they were very wild\nand took him along Side at 9 A M\nand Secured them with the Ship But\nSoon Lost Sight of them and Comenced\nCutting and finished at 12 oClock So Ends\n[whale stamp] 20 Bls\nNo 28","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"In the morning, the crew sighted whales and put out a boat. They harpooned a whale while it stood head-up listening, brought it alongside by 9:00 a.m., and stripped the blubber by noon.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Whale harpooned while standing on flukes","quote":"fasten to a 30 Barrel whale while he was Standing on his flukes with his Junk Just out of water Listining","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-05-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":1.7333,"lon":-95.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 7[th] Employed in Cutting up [struck: Blackfish]\nLat 1=44 Latter part Saw whales and Lowered all\n[illegible] 93=02 3 Boats and Struck and got Cow whale\nNo 29 to the waist Boat and took him along Side\nat 10 A M and finished Cutting at 12 oClock\nSo Ends\n[whale drawing] 20 Bls","plain":"After cutting up blubber, the crew lowered three boats and took a cow whale alongside at 10 a.m. They finished cutting it in by noon.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-05-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":1.8083,"lon":-95.1266,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 8th Commences with Moderate S E winds\ncrousing Employed in Cutting Blubber\nand in the morning Saw 2 Large whales\na Stearn and wore Ship and Lowered all\n3 Boats and after a Long time the waist\nBoat got one Iron in to one and\nhe Sounded out her Line and went off\nof with [struck: the] the Line and a Drog fast to\nhim a nue Line the first we have Lost\nthis Voiage and Saw Saw the Ocean\nfull of whales as far as we Could see\nand after Cutting and chewering[?] same\ntime the Capt got a 20 bls whale and\ntook him along side at 12 A[struck: C]clock So Ends\n[whale stamp]\n[vertical text along margin next to Thursday 8th:]\nLat No\nLy Obs\n[vertical text along stamp:]\n20 bl\ntook\nTwo 2\nLarge\nWhales","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"While processing blubber, the crew spotted two large whales astern and put out all three boats. One whale was harpooned but escaped, taking a new line and drag. They saw the ocean full of whales, and the captain caught a 20-barrel whale.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"The ocean appeared full of whales","quote":"Saw Saw the Ocean full of whales as far as we Could see","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-05-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":2},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":1.8833,"lon":-95.22,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 9th Commences with Modrite S E trades\nand Employed in Cutting and finished\nat 4 P M and saw a very Large School\nof whales but two Late to Lower and in\nthe morning Saw the Ocean alive with whales and\nLowered all 3 Boats and one of the Boats fasted\nand Soon the Capt got fast to a 30 bls whale\nand Soon the waist Boat Struck a 90 bls\nwhale and the and the Capt Cut from his\nto Lend hand to Kill him but he Sounded\nout 400 fathoms of Line and went of with\n[struck: it Line] and [struck: the] pulled up to him and gave\nhim 2 Lances But no Blood in his Spout\nand he went to the windward and took the\nwhale along side and pulled up to the\nwindward with all 3 Boats butt he got\nout of Sight and while the Boats\nwent off they fell in with a School\nand got a Cow whale So we have\n[struck: got 2 to day and Lost] that will make\n130 bls and those we got 35 bl So Ends\n[whale stamp]\n[whale stamp]\n[vertical text along margin next to Friday 9th:]\nLat 1=53\nLy 0000\n[vertical text along stamps:]\ntook\nTwo a grote\nand one\nsmall\nWhales","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"After finishing stripping blubber, the crew saw the ocean alive with whales and put out three boats. They harpooned several, cutting loose from one and losing another large whale, but ultimately took two whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Ocean seen alive with whales","quote":"Saw the Ocean alive with whales","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":2,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-05-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":0.0,"lon":-95.3133,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 10th the Frist part Employed in [illegible] Sperm\nLat 0 0 0 with Stong gales from S. E and Squall\nweather and took the 2nd whale aland side\nLong 0 0 0 at sundown Latter part Lay under Short\nSail and Cut in the 2 whales saw Killers\nSaw no\nBlackfish porpouses and finishe Cutting\nSperm\nat 11 oclock So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"They brought the second whale alongside and cut in the two whales taken the previous day. Blackfish (pilot whales) and porpoises were seen.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"porpouses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1834-05-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":0.0,"lon":-95.4067,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 11th the Frist part Employed in Cutting Blubber\nLat 0 0 0 and got the Ship underway Latter part employd\nin Boiling and in the morning saw\nLong 0 0 0 whales and Lowed one Boat But thay ware\n[whale tail stamp] 40 [whale tail stamp] 40 going quick to the windward so we\ngot none this day and got a Atitude\ngoing\nquick and found we had Drifted a degree of a\nground whare we Cut the 2 whales So Ends","plain":"The crew cut blubber, got the ship underway, and boiled oil. They put out one boat after whales moving fast to windward but caught none, discovering they had drifted a full degree from where they cut their last two whales.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1834-05-12","events":[],"lat":2.1333,"lon":-95.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 12 the Employed in Boiling and finishe\nat sundown the 5 whales makeing 110 bls\nLat 2..06\nLatter part not much Dooing and saw\nLong 75..30 notheing So Ends","plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber at sundown, with their five whales yielding 110 barrels of oil. The latter part of the day was quiet, with nothing seen.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1834-05-13","events":[],"lat":1.2833,"lon":-96.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 13 the Comences with Modrate S E trades\nLat 1..17 and tacked ship to git to the Southward\nin hopes to fall in with the fish again\nLong 76..42\nLatter part Employed in Cuopering So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship turned south in hopes of finding whales again, and the crew spent the latter part of the day cooperage work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-14","events":[],"lat":0.775,"lon":-97.2,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 14 the Frist part Employed in Cuopering\nLat 28 N and Broke out in the main hatch way\nto Stow Down oil Latter part\nLong 0 0 0 Employed in Stewing Down and\nfound Severall of our Cask water\nCaskes ware all rotted out So Ends","plain":"The crew coopering casks and broke out the main hatchway to store oil in the hold. While stowing, they found that several of their water casks were completely rotted through.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Water casks found rotted out","quote":"found Severall of our Cask water Caskes ware all rotted out","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1834-05-15","events":[],"lat":0.2667,"lon":-97.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 15 the Frist part Employed in Stuing\nDown and finishe at Sundown Latter\nLat 00..16 N\npart washed the Ship So Ends\nLong 77..40","plain":"The crew spent the first part of the day finishing stowing oil in the hold by sundown, then washed the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-16","events":[],"lat":-0.5667,"lon":-97.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 16th the First part Cumences with Modrate\nS E trades [tackd?] once and all hands\nEmployed in washing three Furnege\nLt 0=34 S\nLng 97=17 Latter part Employed in douing nothing and\nthe Coock will [struck: theward] Lucking hard So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew washed the ship's furnaces under moderate trade winds, and spent the latter part of the day doing nothing.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted the crew doing nothing","quote":"Latter part Employed in douing nothing","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-05-17","events":[],"lat":-1.35,"lon":-97.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 17th Cumences with Modrate winds from\nS S E Steiring by the wind at South\nwith the ship under all Sail to git on\nto the of Shore ground for it is a thing\nLt 1=21\nLng 97=24 impossible to git to the Easturd where I go\nmiles to [illegible] is to the Easturd to git on the\nground whare we gut our whales and\nthe ship will mak about one mile a Day\nLatter part the Same So Ends","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"],["latter","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"With moderate winds and every sail set, they steered south to reach the Offshore Ground, the keeper lamenting that heading east was impossible and the ship made only about a mile a day.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper despaired over making headway east","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","place":"Offshore Ground","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-05-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-2.5333,"lon":-98.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 18th Cumences with Gentle winds from S E\nLt 2=32 Steiring S S W and in the morning saw\nwhales and Lowerd all 3 Boats and gut ner\nhandey to them sewrall times But thay ware\nLng 98=00\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp] verry wild and thay Soon gut tolgether\nand went of to the S E so hoith up our\nBoats and Continued our Curs So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Gentle winds blew as the crew spotted whales in the morning. They put out all three boats and got close several times, but the whales were very wild and escaped to the southeast.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1834-05-19","events":[],"lat":-3.35,"lon":-98.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 19th Cumences with Gentle S E trades Steiring\nLt 3=21 S E B S Latter part the same and\nLng 98=10 Saw no thing So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with gentle trade winds; nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.0,"lon":-100.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 20th Cumences with Modrate S E trades Steiring\nLt 4=00 S W and Saw Blackfish and finbacks\nLng 000 Latter part the Same So Ends all well","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Sailing with moderate winds, the crew saw pilot whales and finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-21","events":[],"lat":-4.7333,"lon":-101.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 21st Cumences with Gentle S E trades Steiring\nLt 4=44 S W and at 4 P M saw a Sail a head and\nspoke her it was the Isabella She had sen\nnothing Since we spoke her last and heard from\nthe Chars more Latter part in company with the Isague\nLatter part the Same So Ends\nLng 101=20\nIsabella","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"They had gentle trade winds and met the Isabella, which had seen no whales since they last met and reported news from the Charles Moore. They sailed in company with her through the rest of the day.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Isabella","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-22","events":[],"lat":-4.7167,"lon":-102.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 21th Comences with Madrate S E traides\nLat 4=43 S and the Ships under Short Sail and the\n[blot] [illegible] in Sight me Lai [illegible] with the heade\nLg 102=14 to the S aback througl the night we hared\nfrom Chapman by the Barque Latter part\nLost Sight of her So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Under moderate southeast trade winds, the crew kept the ship under reduced sail and stopped overnight. They heard news from Chapman via a bark, but later lost sight of her.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-23","events":[],"lat":-4.8833,"lon":-102.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 22nd Comences with Gentle S E traides\nLat 4 53 with the Ships under Short Sail a Croucing\nahile 1 10 PM saw 2 Ships and one of them\nLong 102:19 menurering and Stood for under the All\n[drawing] Sail and the Led us a nise goos Chace\nall over the Pacific and then made Sail\nand run away from us Latter part saw\nwhite water and run for it but saw nomore of it","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"They spotted two ships and chased one with every sail set, but it led them on a wild goose chase and escaped. Later they pursued white water but saw nothing more.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Led on a wild goose chase","quote":"the Led us a nise goos Chace all over the Pacific","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw white water and ran for it","quote":"saw\nwhite water and run for it but saw nomore of it","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-05-24","events":[],"lat":-5.0667,"lon":-104.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 23nd Comences with brisk traides from S E\nLat 5=04 Standing to the Southward and Western Latter\npart the Same and Saw 2 Ships So Ends\nLog 104=20","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["latter","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in brisk trade winds; they sighted two ships during the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-25","events":[],"lat":-6.1167,"lon":-103.4666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 24 the [drawing: two whale flukes]\nFirst part saw 4 Ships Latter part\nLat 6=07 Stood to the Nothward and Eastward Latter\npart Crost the Stearn of the Arab\nLog 000 of Fair haven So Ends with 3 Ships in Sight","plain":"They sailed to the north and east, passing across the stern of the Arab of Fairhaven, with several other ships in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Arab","rig":"","port":"Fair haven","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1834-05-26","events":[],"lat":-6.4167,"lon":-102.6,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 25th Gentle S E traides and at 2 PM\nLat 6=25 Spoke the Loper of Nantucket 17\nmonths out with 1100 and at 8 PM\nLog 000 Spoke the Arab 31 months out with\n1200 bbs and we sent Letters by the Latter\nand gamed with them untill 11 Oclock\nat night but Selum [struck: [illegible]] Spoke Can\nget but very Little neus from\nSoch Islanders Latter part Lost Sight\nof the 2 Ships So Ends\n[left margin: [drawing] Loper / [drawing] Arab]","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"They met the Loper of Nantucket, and later the Arab. The crew visited aboard the Arab until late at night and sent letters with them, but complained they could get very little news from \"such islanders.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Little news from Nantucket men","quote":"Can get but very Little neus from Soch Islanders","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Loper","rig":"","port":"Nantucket","captain":"","months_out":17,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Arab","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":31,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1834-05-27","events":[],"lat":-6.25,"lon":-101.7333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 27th  Comences with Gentle trades from E\nLat 6:15  Steering by the wind at N N E Latter\n[illegible] 000  part saw the Barque [illegible] off the Starboard\nquarter So Ends this day Calm","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began with gentle trade winds before falling calm. A bark was sighted off the right quarter.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-28","events":[],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-100.8667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 28th  First Light winds and gamed with the\nLat 6:00  [illegible] until 10 Oclock at night Changed\nLog 0 0 0  Boats Crews and we went on Board the [struck: see]\nFurther and run off through the night\nand in the morning Saw 4 Ships and\nthe Barque fair off the weather Beam So Ends\n[drawing of flag: Shrube | See 4]","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"They gammed with the Arab until ten at night, exchanging boat crews between the ships.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Arab","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-b"},{"date":"1834-05-29","events":[],"lat":-5.35,"lon":-100.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 29th  Comences with Moderate trades and\n3 Ships in Sight Latter part Strong\nLat 5:21  [illegible] trades and 4 Ships in Sight and\nall Carenig all Sail and that is not\nLog 100=00  a good Signe in Crusing ground\n[illegible] 40 [illegible]  it is a Shure Sign of no fish So Ends","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds with three to four ships in sight. The keeper noted with disappointment that all the ships were carrying full sail, which he considered a sure sign of no whales on the cruising ground.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented lack of whales","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-05-30","events":[],"lat":-4.5833,"lon":-104.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 30th  Comences with Modrat S E trades Steering\nto the Northward and Eastward Latter part\nLat 4=35  the Same and Saw nothing that\nLog 104=30  [struck: could] make oil So Ends all well on bord [blot]","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate southeast trade winds. They saw no whales, and all remained well on board.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-05-31","events":[],"lat":-5.35,"lon":-105.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturd ay 31th  Comences with Strong S E trades Steering\nLat 5=20  E N E to B N under Short Sail and Laid\nwith the maintopsail aback through the night\nLo 105=40  Latter part Stood to the N and Westward","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Sailed under shortened sail through strong southeast trade winds, stopped and waited with the maintopsail backed through the night, and headed north and westward the next morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-01","events":[],"lat":-5.2333,"lon":-106.0417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June first  First part Stood to the S and Westward\nLat 5:44  Latter part to the Northward and Saw nothing\nLog 0 0 0","plain":"The ship sailed south-southwest before heading north; nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-02","events":[],"lat":-4.8,"lon":-106.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mond ay 2nd  Comences with Strong S E trades Steering\nLat 4:48  by the wind at N middle part Claudey\nLatter part Calm with rain and\nsaw nothing at all Expect Dolphin\nand Albacores and [illegible] So Ends\nLog 106:25\nDull\ntimes\n68","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["cloudy","calm","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced strong winds that turned to calm and rain. They saw no whales, seeing only dolphins and albacore tuna, leading the keeper to lament the \"dull times.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented dull times","quote":""},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw dolphin","quote":"saw nothing at all Expect Dolphin","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-06-03","events":[],"lat":-4.0667,"lon":-106.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 3[struck: rd] [blot]\nFirst part thick Clowdy weather\nLat 4:04\nMiddle Part Smart Squalls of wind\nLong 0 0 0\nRain Latter Part fine weather So ends","wind":[["middle","","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew experienced thick, cloudy weather and sharp squalls with rain, followed by fine weather later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-4.75,"lon":-106.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wenesday 4th Commences with fine weather and\nLat 4:45\nSaw finbacks Black fish porpiouses\nLg 106:28\nLatter part Saw nothing So Ends","plain":"Fine weather. The crew saw finback whales, pilot whales, and porpoises, but saw nothing later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-05","events":[],"lat":-4.4667,"lon":-105.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 5th Commences with E S E breeses stearing\nLat 4 = [illegible]\nby the wind, at S B E with nothing\nin sight Except the Bengal Latter\nLg 107:04\npart the same and Saw nothing","wind":[["first","ESE",""]],"plain":"They sailed on with east-southeast breezes, seeing nothing all day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-3.6667,"lon":-104.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 6th First part Stearing by the\nwind at [illegible] and Just at sundown\nLat 3:40\nSaw whales and Lowred all 3 Boats\nLg 104:30\nbut we Could not get to them before\nit was too Late to Strike and\ntook in Sail and Laid with the\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\nhead abouth throuagh the night\nand in the morning Saw Spowts all Sides\nand a Breich and at 10 AM Saw A Sail\nahead and at 1/2 past 10 Saw Breaches\nand run for them So Ends this Day","plain":"Just at sunset, they sighted whales and put out three boats to chase, but it grew too dark to strike. The next morning, spouts and breaching whales appeared on all sides, and they headed toward them.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1834-06-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-105.25,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 7th First part Saw the whales blowing\nand run Down for them in Company\nwith the unnone Ship and she Lowd 3\nBoats and we Lowrd one but Soon\nLat 4 = 40\nLg 0 0 0\nCalled him on Board and after Low\ntrigind one of the Ships Boats in\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\nBumping Struck and the Ships\ncross our Stearn, it was the\nCharles Carrol of Boston with\n300 bbs and we Continued the Chase\nC Carroll\nBoston\n\nSaturday 7\nDrawing in\nlost [illegible]\nto the boat\n[/margin]\nContinud at 2 P M Struck a 70 barrell\nwhale and he took out allmost 2 Boats\nLines and the Iron Brok and we Lost\nhim to make up for him that was [illegible]\nthrown away and Soon saw a quite many\nmore whales and Continued to pursue them\nuntil sundown and then Shortned sail\nand headed to the Southurd and Continud\nthrough the night Latter part the Same\nand the Charles Carrol still in Sight\n\n[margin]","plain":"They chased whales alongside the Charles Carrol of Boston. They harpooned an estimated 70-barrel whale that ran out nearly two boats' lines before the harpoon broke and it escaped.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Large whale broke iron and escaped","quote":"he took out allmost 2 Boats Lines and the Iron Brok and we Lost him","interest":5},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Charles Carrol","rig":"ship","port":"Boston","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1834-06-08","events":[],"lat":-5.1667,"lon":-105.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 8\nLat 5=10\nLong 105=40\n[drawing]\nLevant Hero\n2800 bls 100 bls\n[/margin]\nthe First part Saw a Ship far of the\nweather Bow and at dusk Spoke her it\nwas the Levant of Plymoth 38 months\nout with 2800 bls middle part headed to\nthe N and Fasturd and in the morning\nsaw 3 Ships and at 10 A M Spoke one of\nthem it was the Hero of Nantucket 6 months\nout with 100 bls and got an Almanick out\nof her and a few papers but not much\nNews from a Single [illegible] Craft to bid\n\n[margin]","plain":"They met the Levant of Plymouth, carrying 2,800 barrels, and the next morning met the Hero of Nantucket, getting an almanac and some newspapers, though \"not much news.\"","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Levant","rig":"ship","port":"Plymoth","captain":"","months_out":38,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hero","rig":"","port":"Nantucket","captain":"","months_out":6,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1834-06-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-5.5833,"lon":-106.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 9\nLt 5=35\nLg 106=10\n[whale stamps: two whale flukes]\n[/margin]\nthe First in Company with the Hero\nand at 2 P M saw whales and Lowrd 2 Boats\nfrom each Ships and Continud the Chase\nuntill sundown when we thought it high\ntime to take up the boats to the 2 Ships\nPardned Sail and in the morning saw the\nothers of the [illegible] So Ends this day\npart\n\n[margin]","plain":"Sailing alongside the Hero, both ships put out two boats each at 2 p.m. to chase whales until sundown without success.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hero","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1834-06-10","events":[],"lat":-5.55,"lon":-106.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 10\nLt 5=33\nLg 106=20\n[illegible margin notes]\n[/margin]\nthe first Saw one Ship Middle part\nSqually Latter part the Same at 10 A M\na Sandwish Island Native took a Knife\nto Samuel Hammond and he Struck him\nfor self Defence when the Capt Coming\nthe Nativs to be his two head of [illegible] Hammond\nhe made each of Left hand fast together\nand gave each a peace of rope left them\nto beeting over there heads but Hammond\nrefused to Strike on the Native and the\nCapt beat him Severe on Deck when he\nCried Murder Severall times and the\nmate came on Deck in their Shirts\n69\n\n[margin: After the first Difeculty with the Seamen and the Solemn\nprommice of the Capt to hear no Complaints but tell them to the\nfirst mate and if he Could not Settle them but soon forgod and went on to the\nworst and did [struck: not] So that soon had to lotte the Cat take\nhe could not for he swore he would get a nuff out to git them]\n[margin: Board of 29 J]\nJune 1834 Off Shore Ground\nTuesday 10 Contintud to find out the Caus of it but\nno sooner than they ware an Deck James\nDicken went and stood on the main Hatch\nneare the full of balttle but did not\ninterfere in the Least but often Standing\nSome time and seeing Hamsbun so Crunel\nbeut he ses that is not fair but did not shift\na hand when B F [struck: W] [illegible] I went in to him\nwith all vengance and [struck: the] nocked him down\nand he and the first Mate held him down\nwhile the Captt flogged him with the\nround End and the feets of the Cat bith\nit was a sine for board all Seamen to\nsee how unmserfule he was but to 15 severs\nand at the same time John Beasdon spoke\nand sed it was not Right to Beat a man so\nthat had not sed a word with [illegible]ealing\nwhen the Captt tooth a pece of heaveling & th\nthe oth him down but he dodged him when\nRichan Browning sheild was standing neare\nthe menton masl and sed same verry severe\nwords and [struck: Mr Wood] he pited in to him and\nthreath him [insertion: down] several times about the head [insertion: with] and\nI stood in the midst of the battle and was an\nEye witniss to the whold sed nothing but like\nthe End thowght the more at Least I\nturned to Mr Wood and asked him what he\nment by strikeng Browning sheild when\nhe turned from Browning sheild & so strok\nme but he held the Blow and I [illegible] [struck: did so]\ndid so End with James Dicken in Irons the greatest\npece of [illegible] I Ever beheld but same\nseys they whear is the Caw they had 9 thurn\npowd and gave them no chance to git any\nshure whear they have bin Long trying to\na muting it what they want but they Cant\nfetcth the Caw sed it so they have no Excuse\nfor not having more oil it was no more","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"A violent brawl broke out after a Hawaiian crewman pulled a knife on Samuel Hammond. The captain tied their hands together to force a fight; when Hammond refused, the captain beat him severely, sparked protests, and violently assaulted several other crewmen who objected, eventually putting James Dicken in irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain severely beat crewmen after a fight","quote":"he made each of Left hand fast together and gave each a peace of rope left them to beeting","notable":true,"interest":5},{"kind":"crew","title":"Fight between native and Hammond, crew punished","quote":"a Sandwish Island Native took a Knife\nto Samuel Hammond and he Struck him\nfor self Defence","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain beat Hammond on deck","quote":"Hammond\nrefused to Strike on the Native and the\nCapt beat him Severe on Deck","interest":1,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"James Dicken flogged and put in irons","quote":"held him down\nwhile the Captt flogged him with the\nround End and the feets of the Cat bith","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Officers struck Browning shield and keeper","quote":"he turned from Browning sheild & so strok\nme","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","place":"Off Shore Ground"},{"date":"1834-06-11","events":[],"lat":-5.4167,"lon":-106.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 11th Commences with Strong S E trades steard\nto the Southud and Saw one Sail Latter\nLat 5=25 part the same and James Dicken still\nin Irons the Captt being Confident\nLon 106=25 that he has miss used him and is a\n[illegible] fraid of him altho he is not a Dangeros\nman at all to Call","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong southeast trade winds blew as they sailed south and sighted another vessel. James Dicken remained in irons because the captain believed Dicken had mistreated him and feared him, though the writer noted he was not dangerous at all.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman kept in irons by fearful captain","quote":"","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-12","events":[],"lat":-5.3667,"lon":-106.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 12 [superscript: th]\nLat 5=22\nLong 106=34\nFirst part saw 2 Ships Latter part\nthe Ship under short Sail and Dickey still\nin Irons Latter part saw 2 Ships So Ends","plain":"The ship sailed under reduced sail. Two ships were sighted, and a crew member named Dickey remained locked in irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Dickey remained in irons","quote":"Dickey still in Irons","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-13","events":[],"lat":-4.65,"lon":-106.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 13 [superscript: th]\nLat 4=39 [struck: +]\nLong 106=03\n[drawing]\nFirst part saw 2 Ships and the Capt\ntalked with Dickey and wished him to have\nthe Irons taken off and go to his Duter for it\nhurt his felings to se him in Irons and\nhe was soory that this afair had hapned\nand if he wold state it when it was it\nwold please him very much but Dickey\nonley submited to have his Irons of and\nget sattisfaction some future Day Latter\npart saw nothing worth note So End","plain":"They saw two ships. The captain urged Dickey to have his irons removed and return to duty, saying it hurt his feelings to see him confined, but Dickey only agreed to have them removed and swore to get satisfaction later.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-5.15,"lon":-106.625,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 14 [superscript: th]\nLat 5=09\nLong 000\nFirst part stood to the N and Eastward\nLatter part the Same and saw finbacks\nSo Ends this day with no Sperm w[struck: h]ales","plain":"The crew sailed to the northeast and saw finback whales, but found no sperm whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"blue","count":null}],"lat":-5.5,"lon":-107.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 15 [superscript: th]\nLat 5=30\nLong 107=12\nComences with Brisk S E trades Steering\nN E b E under short Sail Latter part the\nsame and saw a Cow an Sulphur bottom\nwhale but it was two ruf to Lower So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["latter","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They saw a sulphur-bottom (a blue whale) whale, but the sea was too rough to lower boats.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-16","events":[],"lat":-4.0,"lon":-106.8916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 16 [superscript: th]\nLat 4..00\nLong 000\nComences with Strong S E trades Standing\nto the N and Eastward Latter part the Same","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong southeast trade winds carried the ship toward the north and east, with no other events reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-17","events":[],"lat":-2.4333,"lon":-106.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 17 [superscript: th]\nLat 2=26\nLong 106=35\nFirst part hether to the Southward\nwith the Ship under all Sail Latter part\nthe same So Ends","plain":"The ship sailed south with every sail set. No whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-18","events":[],"lat":-1.3333,"lon":-106.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wendsday 18 [superscript: th]\nLat 1=20\nLong 106=09\nComences with Light S E trades Standing to the Eastwd\nLatter part saw Lott Ships So Ends this day","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Light southeast trade winds carried the ship eastward. More ships were seen later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-19","events":[],"lat":-2.5,"lon":-106.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 19 [superscript: th]\nLat 2=30\nLong 106=51\n[drawing]\nComences with Strong trades Steering\nby the wind at S Latter part saw 2\nShips So Ends with one in sight and\nall well well on bord of the Bengal","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued as the ship sailed south. The crew sighted two ships, ending the day with one still in sight and all well aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-20","events":[],"lat":-3.8333,"lon":-106.7333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 20th Commences with strong S E trades\nsteering by the wind at S with a heavy\nLat 3=50 Sea runing to the Westard and a\nLog 100 Ship in Sight of the lee quater and at\n5 P M Wept off for her and at dusk spoke\nher it was the Courey of N Bedford 8\nmonths out with 350 bbls and heard from Salem\nLatter part Lost Sight of the Curey and Saw\na Ship to the windward So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They sailed through rough seas and met the Courier of New Bedford, eight months into its voyage with 350 barrels, who brought them news from Salem. Later, they lost sight of her and spotted another ship.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Received news from Salem","quote":"spoke her it was the Courey of N Bedford 8 months out with 350 bbls and heard from Salem","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Courey","rig":"","port":"N Bedford","captain":"","months_out":8,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1834-06-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.2833,"lon":-106.5667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 21th Commences with Strong S E trades steerin\nto the S and Eastard and a Ship of the weather\nLat 5=17 beam and in the morning Lost Sight of\nLog 000 the Ship and Saw Whales and Luld 2 Boats\n[drawing: whale tail] [drawing: whale tail] and Spoot of but they soon got by us and\nwe Lost Sight off them to windward So took\nup the Boats and Concidred ourselves fortunate","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"They sighted whales and put out two boats to chase them, but the whales quickly outpaced them to windward. After losing sight of them, they picked up the boats and considered themselves fortunate.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew considered themselves fortunate despite missing whales","quote":"took up the Boats and Concidred ourselves fortunate","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1834-06-22","events":[],"lat":-4.5,"lon":-106.4,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 22nd Commences with a gale of wind and a heavy\nsea runing and we whr fortunate anuff to take\nLat 5=30 seawall off them Middle and Latter part the Ship\nunder double reef topsoils and fore sail and fore\nLog 000 topmast stay sail wore Ship 3 times to ends","wind":[["first","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"A gale brought heavy running seas, forcing the crew to reduce sail and turn the ship three times.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-23","events":[],"lat":-4.7333,"lon":-106.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 23rd Commences with Strong S E trades and the\nShip under short Sail Latter part the Same\nLat 4=55 Thus Ends this Day Saw Nothing\nLog 106=15","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong southeast trade winds continued throughout the day with the ship under reduced sail. Nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-24","events":[],"lat":-4.55,"lon":-105.8222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 24th Commences with Moderate S E trades and\nunder Same Sail and tacked Ship to N E\nLat 4=33 Middle part Light Squalls of rain Latter part\nLog 0000 fine weather So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with light rain squalls and moderate trade winds, followed by fine weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-4.2,"lon":-105.4111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 25th Commences with Light winds and the\nfirst 12 Saw a Large whale and Lowd\nLat 5=12 all 3 Boats and the Larbord quater Boat\nLog 000 Struck him and Drawed and Duntenie\nthe [struck: presenter] and Soon the Large Boat\nStruck again and parted from him\n\nWednesday 25th Continued and he west of spowting\nthen Blowd but he soon Clared his spowting\nand the waist Boat gott on to him then\nwe ware shine of him and soon got fast\nwith all 3 Boats and turned him up and took\nhim alonng side Just before sundown and\ngot the [struck: Clethe] Chain fast [struck: must] and let\ngo of it and it must drownd and we Lost it\nthen we put on the Chaine Cables to make\nhim perpictly shure through the night\nand in the morning Commenced with Cutting\nand at 8 AM [whale stamp] saw a Large whale and\nlowred and struck him and parted from him\nwith 2 Boats and soon got on again and\nturned him up and took him along side\nat 12 oclock and Comened Cutting again So Ends\n\n[margin:]\nNo 38\n[whale stamp]\n80 bls\n\n[margin:]\nNo 34\n[whale stamp]\n80 bls","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"The crew had an eventful hunt, striking and losing a large whale several times before finally securing it alongside before sunset. The next morning, while stripping blubber, they chased, harpooned, and took another large whale.","where":"at sea","catch":2,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-06-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 26th First part Employed in Cutting\nMiddle part got the fires underway and in\nthe Morning saw a ship off the Lee Bow\nand at 8 AM saw her underway ahead and\nsoon saw a school of whales going quick\nto the SW so we did not Lower for we have\nas much as all can take Care off So Ends this\nDay Employed in Cutting\n\n[margin:]\nLat 4~40\nLong 105~00\n\n[margin:]\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]","plain":"The crew stripped blubber and started boiling oil. They sighted another ship and a school of whales swimming quickly southwest, but they did not chase them because they already had full hands processing their catch.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Passed on whales due to work","quote":"did not Lower for we have as much as all can take Care off","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1834-06-27","events":[],"lat":-5.0,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 27th Moderate winds with the Ship under a\nClose reef main T sail and all hands Employed\nin Cutting and Boiling Latter part fine [illegible]\nand finished [struck: Boiling Cutting] at 4 [struck: past] oclock\nand saw a ship off the weather Beam So Ends\n\n[margin:]\nLat 5~00\nLong 105~00","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"With moderate winds, all hands worked at stripping blubber and boiling oil, finishing by 4 o'clock. Later, they sighted a ship off the weather side.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-06-28","events":[],"lat":-5.0,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 28th First part Employed in Boiling and at\n2 PM the Ship ran down that was off the weather\nBeam and spoke us it was the Levant of Stonington\nshe had got a small whale in sight of us\nand the[struck: y] had got 170 bls since we spoke her\nLast Latter part Lost sight of her So Ends\n\n[margin:]\nLat 5~00\nLong 105~00\nLevant","plain":"The crew boiled blubber throughout the first part of the day. In the afternoon, the Levant of Stonington sailed over to exchange news, having caught a small whale in sight of them and taken 170 barrels since their last meeting.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Levant","rig":"ship","port":"Stonington","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1834-06-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-4.25,"lon":-105.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 29th First part Employed in Boiling and\nfinished at 6 PM and Cleard up Decks middle\npart fine weather and in the Morning\nsaw a Large whale off the weather\n\n[margin:]\nLat 5~00\nLong 105~00\n71\n\nSunday 29th Continued squales and wore ship\n4=15° and Lowred all 3 Boats and the waist\nBoat Struck and the whale took to running\nto the westard and the 2 Boats pursued\nhim and after fastening to him all in\nall 10 [whale stamp] the 2 Boats came up with him\ngot Iron of the things will growes\nin them abortts and turned him up and\ntook him along side at 1/2 past 12 oclock\nand found he had 3 of the Ship Lerants\nIrons in him and saw her spier of the\nLee Beam Cutting So Ends this Day","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"After finishing boiling blubber and cleaning the decks, the crew spotted a large whale in the morning. They put three boats out, harpooned the whale after a hard chase, and brought it alongside; they found it already had harpoons in it from another ship.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Captured a whale already carrying harpoons","quote":"found he had 3 of the Ship Lerants Irons in him","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-06-30","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-106.0917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 30th Commences with fresh trades and employ\nin strikeing down oils Betwixt Decks and\nLat 0 0 0 at 3 P M hooked on and comenced Cutting and\ngot the head pelted muck up by sundown\nLong 0 0 0 and then hauled up for the night Latter part\nfinished Cutting So Ends","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew stowed oil between decks under fresh trade winds. In the afternoon, they began stripping the blubber from a whale and finished by the end of the day.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1834-07-01","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-107.1833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 1st First part got the fires under\nand at sundown the Lerant crossed our Head\nLat 0 0 0 and the Capt Came on Board and got his\nIrons he had struck 4 whales and saved one\nLong 0 0 0 and has Lost 6 Large whales with Irons\nLerant [drawing] with Latter part Lost sight of her So Ends","plain":"The crew fired up the try-works. At sundown, the captain of the Levant came aboard to retrieve his harpoons, reporting he had harpooned four whales and saved one, but lost six large whales with irons in them.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Levant's captain reported losing six whales","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Lerant","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1834-07-02","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-108.275,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednsday 2nd First part Employed in Boiling and\nStowed down 15th bbl of oil in the after hoche\nLat 0 0 0 Latter part finished Boiling about 10 oclock\nand got ready for Coopering So Ends","plain":"The crew was busy boiling blubber and stowed 15 barrels of oil into the hold. They finished boiling around 10 o'clock and prepared for coopering.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1834-07-03","events":[],"lat":-2.6,"lon":-109.3666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 3th First part Employed in Coopering\nLatter part Employed in coopering and stowing\nLat 2=36 down in the fork hole So Ends this Day\nLong 0 0 0","plain":"The crew spent the day coopering casks and stowing them down in the forward hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1834-07-04","events":[],"lat":-3.2667,"lon":-110.4583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 4 First part. Gentle S E Trades heading\nto N and Eastard and the Ship under short\nLat 3=16 sail Employed in stowing down and\nLong 0 0 0 at night wore ship to the S and Westard\nLatter part the same So Ends with about\n1000 Barrels of oil on Board of the Ship","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under reduced sail with gentle trade winds, busy storing oil down in the hold. They turned the ship around at night, noting about 1,000 barrels of oil now aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-05","events":[],"lat":-0.0,"lon":-111.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 4th First part gentle S E trades and\nat 4 P M finished Stowing Down the 3\nWhales makeing about 220 bls and washed\nthe ship for the 4th of July so we must\nspent one more at sea and I hope the\nvoyage the next in america if it is possible\nLatters part Employed in mending a Steer\nBoat So Ends this day\n\nLatt 0..0\nLong 0..0","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Gentle southeast trade winds. The crew finished storing down oil from three previously taken whales—yielding about 220 barrels—and washed down the ship. The keeper noted spending the Fourth of July at sea, hoping the next would be in America.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper wished to spend next Fourth in America","quote":"I hope the voyage the next in america if it is possible","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-07-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.6333,"lon":-112.6416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 5th comences with Strong S E trades\nheeding to the S and Eastud and two\nBreeches for to the windud and all hands\nEmployed in washing oil Clathes Latter\npart squlley So Ends this day\n\nLat 4..38\nLong 0..00","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship headed southeast. The crew saw two whale breaches upwind and spent the day washing their oil clothes, with squally weather toward the end.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-07","events":[],"lat":-5.25,"lon":-113.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 6th Fine trades and the ship under\nall Sail to north to the Eastud gut [illegible]\nfor to the Westud So Ends this day\n\nLat 5..15\nby 113..45","plain":"Fine trade winds as the ship sailed along under full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-08","events":[],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-113.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 7th First part fine trades and carring\nall Sail and the watch Employed in\nscowring the ship for she is growing all\nthe [illegible] over Latter part all hands [illegible]\n\nLat 6..00\nby 113..32","plain":"Under fine trade winds with every sail set, the watch cleaned and scoured the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-09","events":[],"lat":-5.4333,"lon":-113.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 8th comences with Brisk trades and the\nship under all sail heeding N N East\nand the watch imployed in Ships duty\nLatter part the same So Ends\n\nLat 5..26\nby 113..12","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"Brisk trade winds continued with every sail set as the crew carried out routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-10","events":[],"lat":-5.0667,"lon":-112.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 9th comences with Moderate [struck: Mid] Wather\n[struck: Squally] Latter part the same So Ends\nheding S S E and nothing in sight\n\nLat 5..04\nLong 113..57","plain":"Moderate weather throughout the day as the ship headed south-southeast with nothing in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-11","events":[],"lat":-4.8167,"lon":-112.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 10th comences with Moderate S E trades\nsteering by the wind at S S E and all hands\nEmployed in Janier nothing and the\nCoopper and Stewart Lineing a boat\nLatter part fine wether and a fair chance to\nLook out from mast head Latter part\nsaw [struck: [illegible] large] water spouts and one\nvery hard [struck: to]\n\nLat 4..49\nLo 112..49\n[whale drawing]\n72\n[whale drawing]","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew kept busy with light chores while the cooper and steward lined a boat. The lookout had a clear view from the masthead in fine weather, and they spotted waterspouts.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew spotted waterspouts","quote":"saw [struck: [illegible] large] water spouts and one very hard","interest":1,"topic":"storms"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-12","events":[],"lat":-6.0333,"lon":-112.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 11[struck: th] Commences with Madrate trades and the\nLat 6:02 Ship under all sail to get to the Eastud\nit was the Latter part of Saturday that\nLong 112:49[struck: west] we saw the Walten 1 [struck: 5] spouts and Employed\nthe making a wooden Vice So Ends","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"They saw waterspouts and worked on making a wooden vice.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":3}],"lat":-5.5667,"lon":-112.9875,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 12[struck: th] Commences with Madrate trades steering\nLat 5=34 By the wind at E N E and at 1/2 past\n12 meri dian saw Breaches a head and at\nLong 0 0 0 1/2 past one saw a Large Body of\nthe 3 whales Whales and at 2 P M Lowrd all 3 Boats\n75 [illegible] and perseud them until Sun down But\nthey ware very Small whales and So al\nwild that the Boats Could not git an\nio took up the Boats and [struck: pac] tacked ship\nstoode through the night under Short sail\nand at 8 oClock in the morning saw them\nagain and Lowrd all 3 Boats and [struck: they] struck\nand kille 3 young Bull whales and we\ngot them allong side about one oClock\nwith one man very much frightned on\nBoard of the ship for fear of stareinge her\nBy the Capts [struck: part] whale So Ends\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[whale stamp]","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"After chasing a large pod of skittish whales until sundown, the crew spotted them again the next morning. They put out all three boats and killed three young bull whales, bringing them alongside.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crewman terrified whale would breach the hull","quote":"with one man very much frightned on Board of the ship for fear of stareinge her","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","catch":3,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-07-14","events":[],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-113.1583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 13th Brisk wind and Employed in Cutting\nLat 0 0 0 and finihed Cutting the 3 at 9 P M midle\nLong 0 0 0 part Employed in Cutting up Junk Latter\npart got the fires under way So Ends","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"plain":"Under a brisk wind, the crew finished stripping the blubber from three whales by 9 p.m., cut up the head blubber during the night, and fired up the try-works to boil oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1834-07-15","events":[],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-113.3292,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 14th Brisk S E trades and the ship\nLat 0 0 0 heading to the S and Eastud Employed in\nLong 0 0 0 Boiling and Looking out for more","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"Under brisk southeast trade winds, the crew continued boiling blubber and kept watch for more whales.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1834-07-16","events":[],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-113.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 15th First part Strong trades and the\nLat 6=00 Ship under 1 Short sail headding to\nLong 113:30 the Southud and Eastud Midle part\nfinishe Boiling the 3 Whales and made\nabout 80 Bls Latter part wore ship to the\nNorthud and Westud and worked of decks\nSo Ends Ship Bengal with 1100 Bls of oil","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew finished boiling down blubber from three whales, yielding about 80 barrels of oil, and scrubbed the decks. The ship had 1,100 barrels of oil aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-7.4,"lon":-112.9583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 16[th] Commences with Moderate trades and Squall\nLat 7=24 Steering by the wind at N E B E saw Breakers\n2 points of the Lee Bow and run for them\nLong 0 0 0 Latter part Employed in Coopering and [illegible]\ndown in the after hold. End.","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They saw what the keeper called “breaches” off the lee bow and ran toward them, then worked on casks in the after hold.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Breaches off the bow","quote":"saw Breaches 2 points of the Lee Bow and run for them","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-18","events":[],"lat":-7.4,"lon":-112.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 17th Commences with Moderate trades and\nthe ship under Short Sail and all hands\nLat 7=24 Employed in coopering and [illegible]\nDown Latter part the same and in the evening\nLong 112=25 8 or 10 of us ware Employed in rouling a\n10 bls Cask of oil up to the windurd and we\ngot it about 1/2 way up and the ship made\na heave Lurch to the Leward and they began\nto run away from behind it and Leav me I found\nmyself betwixt the Lee rail and Cask for\nto give so I can of Dutys for a Spell\nbadly Jamed about the hips and groin So End","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"While eight to ten crewmen were rolling a ten-barrel cask of oil, the ship lurched and the others ran, leaving the writer trapped between the cask and the railing. He was badly crushed about the hips and groin.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman crushed by a loose oil cask","quote":"they began to run away from behind it and Leav me I found myself betwixt the Lee rail and Cask","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Keeper injured by an oil cask","quote":"found\nmyself betwixt the Lee rail and Cask for\nto give so I can of Dutys for a Spell\nbadly Jamed about the hips and groin","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-19","events":[],"lat":-6.5833,"lon":-112.6111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 18th First part finished Stowing Down and washed\nLat 6=39 off for and aft and tackled to the N East\nand saw nothing Latter part the Same So End\nLong 0 0 0","plain":"The crew finished stowing oil in the hold, washed the decks fore and aft, and turned toward the northeast. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1834-07-20","events":[],"lat":-5.9333,"lon":-112.8056,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 19th Moderate S E trades and saw Nothing\nLat 5=56 Latter part the same So End So Ends this Day\nLong 0 0 0","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds and routine sailing; nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-5.6333,"lon":-113.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 20th Commences with Moderate S E trades\nStearing by the wind at N E first part\nLat 5=37 I was releved from pain but very Stiff\nand Lame and in the morning saw Whales\nLong 113=00 and Lowd all 3 Boats and the Capt soon got\nfast and turned up a 30 bls whales and the\n2 other Boats got fast to a 40 bls whale but\n[whale stamp] 30 bls\n[drawing]\nhe run the Boats all over the Orean and then sent a\nthings that we have for 3rd mate to [struck: pus] to kill\nhim and he got up to him and a Chance\nto kill him but Missed him of Course and\nLeaved to got all 3 Boats Lyose so we Lost\nhim by haveing such infurnal things","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The keeper felt relieved from pain but remained stiff and lame. The crew spotted whales and put out three boats; the captain harpooned and killed a 30-barrel whale, but another whale escaped after the third mate botched killing it.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Keeper cursed third mate for losing whale","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Keeper relieved from pain but stiff and lame","quote":"I was releved from pain but very Stiff\nand Lame","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-07-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-113.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 21st  Commences with Modrate trades and\nEmployed in Cutting and finished at 5 PM\nLat 6 00  and Lost Sight off the whales Midle part\nput the fires under way Latter saw Whales\nLong 113-12  and Launcd Boats But they run going very\nquick and they Could not get up to Took\n[whale stamp: tail] 40 [whale stamp: tail] 40  up the Boats and went to Boiling again So\nEnds this Day I amusd myself in Reading\nthe Life of Patrick Henry Believe It","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew finished stripping blubber from their catch and started boiling oil. Later, they put the boats out to chase whales, but the whales were moving too fast to catch. The keeper spent time reading a biography.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper read a biography","quote":"I amusd myself in Reading the Life of Patrick Henry Believe It","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1834-07-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-6.0,"lon":-113.1433,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 22nd Commences with Strong trades Employ\nin Boiling and saw Breeches fore off the weather\nLat 0 0 0  Beam Midle part finished Boiling the\nLong 0 0 0  Whale Makeing about 80 bls Latter part fine\nweather and saw Breeches So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew finished boiling blubber, yielding about 80 barrels of oil. They sighted breeching whales off the windward beam and again later in the day.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1834-07-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-5.8333,"lon":-113.0867,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 23nd  Commences with Genttle trades and the\nShip under all Sail Crousing in hopes to\nLat 5=50  Fall in with A Dead whale Latter part\nLong 0 0 0  Strong trades and at 4 A M Saw a School\n[whale stamp: tail] 50 [whale stamp: tail] 50  of Spearm Whales going to the windward\nit Being So very Rugged that we Soon\nLost Sight of them with out Launcing Boat","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"with every sail set in the trade winds, the crew cruised hoping to find a dead whale. Early in the morning they saw a school of sperm whales swimming upwind, but the sea was too rough to put boats out.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-25","events":[],"lat":-5.2,"lon":-113.03,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 24th  Commences with all most a gale wich\nMakes the Ship Labor very hard and Leek\nLat 5=12  Bad about the Cuttwarter Latter part the Same\nLong 0 0 0  and Saw nothing that wold make Spearm oil","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Near-gale winds made the ship strain and leak badly around the cutwater, and the crew saw no sperm whales.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked badly around the cutwater","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-26","events":[],"lat":-5.3333,"lon":-112.9734,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 26th  First part Strong trades Latter part\nLat 5=20  More modrate Employed in Stowing Down\nand Saw Nothing So Ends this Day\nLong 0 0 0","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew stored oil down in the hold under trade winds that eased toward the end of the day. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1834-07-27","events":[],"lat":-4.8333,"lon":-112.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 27th  Commences with Modrate trades\nSteering by the wind at S S West and finisht\nLat 4=50  Stowing Down and wished up Decks I have\nnot got an Eutery yet myself Latter part\nLong 112=55  fine weather So Ends Ship Bengel with\n1130 bls of oil","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew finished storing the oil down in the hold and washed the decks. The ship held 1,130 barrels of oil in all.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-5.2333,"lon":-113.5167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 28th Commences with Brisk trades Crouising\nLat 5\"14 and saw finbacks Latter part the Same so\nEnds with Whales in Sight this Day\nLop 0 0 0","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"plain":"Cruising under brisk trade winds, the crew saw finback whales, and the day ended with more whales in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-07-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-5.3,"lon":-114.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 29th Commences with Modrate and Just at\n12 ocock Saw Whales and got Doun and Lowed\nLat 5\"18 2 Boats and gave Chace to them but thay\nware very wild and one of the Boats gut\nLop 114\"07 with in a Dart and a [illegible] of them but Could\nnot fasten so at Sun Down took up the\nBoats and the whales went of to the Westud\nLatter part Saw a Breach far to the Lewerd\nand run for it but woke made it out a\nSail so Ends on Duty myself this Day\n\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[drawing]\n[drawing]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"They spotted whales at noon and put out two boats to chase them, but the whales were wild. One boat got within harpoon range but could not harpoon any, and the chase ended at sundown. Later, a breach to leeward turned out to be a ship.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1834-07-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.9667,"lon":-114.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 30 Commences with Gentle trades Steereng by\nthe wind at NE by E Latter part Saw\nLat 4\"58 a Large Sperrm Whale and we run for\nhim with the Ship but by some mismangment\nLop 114\"13 the kept to win dird of the Ship and we\nDid not have a Chance to Lower at all\nBefore we Lost Light of him to windwird [illegible]\nwith a quite meny fin backs plouging and the [illegible]\n\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\non Tuesday\nSaw them fore\nand under\nafter noon","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"The crew spotted a large sperm whale and steered the ship toward it, but through \"mismangement\" it stayed upwind, and they lost sight of it before they could put boats out. They also saw many finback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Lost a sperm whale through mismanagement","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-07-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-5.25,"lon":-114.425,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 31th Commences with Modrate trades [illegible] [illegible]\nSteering by the wind at SE by E and at 10 AM\nLat 5\"15 Saw a Breach to the SW and attkept off for\nit at 2 P M Saw a Large Whale and\nsoon the went Doun and Layed 2 Boats\nto Leeg for him but the Came up 3 miles\nto windwird of the Ship and we soon Lost\nLight of him Latter part Saw a Large Boddey\nof Whales and Lowed and suceeded in getting\na 30 Bl Whale and took him along Side\nat 12 ocock so End this day fore Went Day\n\n[drawing]\nN 40\n38 bls\n\nThursday 31th Commences with Strong trades and Employ\nin Cuttieng and finished at Sun Down and\nLat 4=52 trucked up for the night Latter part\nEmployed in Boilieng and saw finbacks\nto End this day\n74","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["first","","strong"]],"plain":"They chased a large whale that escaped upwind, then sighted a large pod and took a 38-barrel whale alongside. The crew spent the following day stripping the blubber and boiling oil, and saw finback whales.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-08-01","events":[],"lat":-5.6333,"lon":-114.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Aug first part steerd by the wind to ESE\nLt 5-38 and Employed in Boiling Middle part\nthe same Latter part Finished Boiling the\nLg 114-38 Whale Makeing about 30 bbs and Standing\nto the S and Westerd So Ends Cleand Decks","plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber from the whale, which yielded about 30 barrels of oil, and washed down the decks while continuing under sail.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1834-08-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-4.9667,"lon":-114.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 2nd Commences with Strong SE trades and\nLt 4-48 Ware Ship to ENE with Nothing in Sight\nand Just at Sundown saw a Breach\nLg 114-28 of the Lee Bow and stept of for it and\n[drawing] 40 [drawing] Soon saw a Large Schoole of Spermac\nWhales but it was too Late to Lower\n[struck: [illegible]] Latter part saw nothing Expect a hevy sea","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They sailed in strong trade winds and sighted a large school of sperm whales breaching off the lee bow at sundown, but it was too late to put the boats out.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-03","events":[],"lat":-5.1167,"lon":-114.58,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 3rd Commences with Strong trades and Employ\nin Coopering the first part Latter part\nLt 5-07 wored Ship to SBW with nothing in Sight\nLg 0 0 0 Latter part the same So End this 24","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds; the crew worked at coopering. Later they turned the ship, with nothing in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-5.2833,"lon":-114.6933,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 4th First part Allmoste a gale of wind\nLt 5-17 Latter part the same and Employed in\nLg 0 0 0 Stowing Down and Saw Breaches So End","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew near gale force throughout the day. The crew stored oil down in the hold and spotted whale breaches.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1834-08-05","events":[],"lat":-5.7333,"lon":-114.8067,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 5th Commences with Strong SE trades and\na hevy sea and steerd to the South Westerd\nLt 5-44 Employed in Stowing Down and finished\nLg 0 0 0 at 4 PM and at sundown wored Ship to\nthe N and Easterd Latter part More moderate\nand wore Ship to the South Westerd Latter part\nthe same saw Nothing to End","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They sailed in strong trade winds and heavy seas while finishing storing the oil in the hold, seeing no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-06","events":[],"lat":-5.0,"lon":-114.92,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 6th Commences with Moderate trades and\nrigged in the Jibb Boom to fit a\nLt 5-00 [illegible] the to it Latter part Employed\nin gitting out the fly Jibb Boom and\nLg 0 0 0 Bending the Jibb and setting up\nthe giese So End this Day with Nothing","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spent the day working on the rigging, adjusting the jib booms and setting sails under moderate trade winds.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-07","events":[],"lat":-5.45,"lon":-115.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 7th Commences with gentle traides Steering\nby the wind at S S E Latter part the Same\nSaw Nothings worth Note So Ends\n[left margin: Lat 5=27 / Long 115=02]","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with gentle trade winds; nothing of note was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-08","events":[],"lat":-6.6333,"lon":-115.1416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 8th Commences with Moderate traides and\nthe ship under All Sail Steering by the wind\nat S S E Latter part wore to E N E B N\nSo Ends this Day with Nothings to [illegible] this Day\n[left margin: Lat 6=38 / Long 000]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds with every sail set. The crew turned the ship later in the day, with nothing else to report.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-09","events":[],"lat":-5.4,"lon":-115.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 9th Commences with Strong trades Steering\nby the wind at N E B N Middle and Latter\npart the same So Ends this Day\n[left margin: Lat 5=24 / Long 115=15]","wind":[["first","","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued throughout the day as the ship sailed northeast by north. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-4.4167,"lon":-115.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 10th Commences with Strong trades Steering\nby the wind at N E B N and the watch Employed\nin ships Duty Latter part saw finbacks and\nto the W S W So End this Day\n[left margin: Lat 4=25 / Long 000]","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under strong trade winds. Later in the day, they sighted finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-4.4,"lon":-116.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 11th Commences with fine Moderate trades\nSteering by the wind at S S W and at 3 PM\nsaw Breeches and rune for them and at 4 PM\nsaw a Large boddy of spermaceti whales and\nLowered all 3 Boats and succeeded in getting a\n[drawing: whale] 30 bls whale and took him along side at\nSun dun and stood quarter watches through the\nnight and a git ready for cutting in the morning\nLatter part Cut him in So End\n[left margin, near drawing: 40 bbls]\n[left margin: Lat 4=24]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"After spotting breaching whales, the crew ran toward them and sighted a large body of sperm whales. They put out all three boats, succeeded in taking a whale, and brought it alongside at sundown.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-08-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-5.1667,"lon":-116.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 12th First part Employed in Boiling with\nthe ship under Short sail Latter part the Same\nand saw finbacks and porpusses So End\n[left margin: Lat 5=10 / Long 116=97]","plain":"The crew boiled blubber under reduced sail and saw finback whales and porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw finbacks and porpusses"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1834-08-13","events":[],"lat":-6.0667,"lon":-116.7433,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 13th Commences with Moderate traides and at\n4. P M finished Boiling the Whale making\nabout 40 bls Stowed off [struck: Leather] Latter part\nStrong trades and Stood to the S and East\n75 So Ends this Day with 12,00 bbls of Oil\n[left margin: Lat 5=04 / Long 000]","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber from the whale, yielding about 40 barrels, and stored it in the hold. They ended the day heading southeast in strong trade winds with 1,200 barrels of oil aboard.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1834-08-14","events":[],"lat":-5.1667,"lon":-117.0367,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 14th Comences with Moderate S E trades\nSteering by the wind to the S and Eastard\nLat 5=10\nMiddle part wore ships to N E Latter part\nemployed in Coopering So ends this Df\nLog 0 0","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds; the crew turned the ship to the northeast and spent the day coopering.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":-4.75,"lon":-117.33,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 15th Comences with fine trades and Butiful\nClear weather and Brock out in the fore\nLat 4=45 hole to Stow Down and at 10 PM saw a\nLarge Schuel of Whales and Lowered All\n3 Boats and the Capt Got a fine Chance\nLog 0 0\nfor a 60 bbls Whales But the Boat Steerer\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]\n[struck: got] Put But one Iron [struck: the] as usuel and that\nBroak and so we Could not git a nother\nChance and took up the Boats and Came\nDown\non Board\nDamne that us had Got what\nSalem gentlemen sent to Nantucket for\nBy the Prince os these fur Officers of a ship that\ndont know when Some of there Most Ignorant\nGunsmen nod of her buige going to thim\nin Every subject Whaling in perticular Latter\npart the same to End","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Fine trade winds and clear weather. The crew broke out the hold to stow down oil. They chased a large school of whales, but lost a 60-barrel whale when the harpooner's single iron broke.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper cursed incompetent officers and gunners","quote":"Officers of a ship that dont know when Some of there Most Ignorant Gunsmen nod of her buige","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1834-08-16","events":[],"lat":-5.1,"lon":-117.6234,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 16 Comences with Strong trades and setts\nin to be fine Latter part the same So\nLat 4=06\nEnds this Df\nLog 0 0","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds gave way to fine weather, with routine sailing and no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-17","events":[],"lat":-4.8,"lon":-117.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 17th Comences with Strong trades and\nSteard by the wind at N E under Short\nLat 4=48\nSail So Ends under all Sail Nothing else Log\nLog 117=55","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds; routine sailing with no other events to record.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-18","events":[],"lat":-4.9167,"lon":-117.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 18th Comences with Moderate trades and\nSqualleys and at 3 PM the ship under all\nLat 4=55 Sail Squall struck her and Sprung\nthe Jibb boom so that it was rendered all\nLog 119=25 most useless Latter part Kæpt her off\nDown\non Board\nWhite\ndamned\nfor the Line it being allowed a gale\nof wind here Continualey and hevey Squalls of\nwind and rain So Ends this Day","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["squalls","gale","rain"],"plain":"While sailing under full sail, a sudden squall struck the ship and cracked the jib boom, leaving it nearly useless. Heavy squalls of wind and rain continued as they headed for the equator.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Squall cracked the jib boom","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":3},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.9333,"lon":-118.0834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 19th Cumences with Moderate trades and\nat 10 AM saw 3 Whales and Lowerd all 3 Boats\nand perseued them but with out success and\nat 2. PM saw meny more boat Coul[struck: d] not\ngit an so took up the Boats and followed\nthe Corse of the Whales through the neaitt\nand at 1/2 past 7 in the morning saw them\nagain and Lowred all 3 Boats and secusded\nin gitting a 25 bls whale and took\nhish alonge side at 10 AM and finishea\nCutting at 1 PM and at 1/2 past 2 saw more\n[whale stamp] 35 blls\nLat 4..56\n[drawing]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew put out three boats to chase three whales without success, and saw many more that afternoon. After tracking them through the night, they lowered again the next morning and captured a whale.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-08-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.875,"lon":-118.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 20th Cumences with Moderate trades and\nat 1/2 past 2 saw Breeches and at 4 PM saw\nthem Blow and Lowred 2 Boats and came\nvery near gitting an But it was near\nSun Down and so took up the Boats and\nstood quariter watches through the neight\nand in the morning Comenced Boiling [illegible] Cask\n[drawing]\n[whale stamp] [whale stamp]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"After spotting breaching and blowing whales, the crew put out two boats and nearly harpooned one, but called off the chase at sundown. The next morning, they began boiling blubber.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1834-08-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-4.8167,"lon":-119.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 21th Light squalls of rain and Lars Loftyts\nEmployed in Boiling and finished of 3\nAM the Whale makeing about 40 bls\nLatter part washed of Decks and saw a Large\nBreach and ran of for it but saw no more\nof it so Ends this 24\nLat 4..49\nL 119-25","weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew finished boiling oil from a whale around 3 AM, yielding about 40 barrels. Later, they washed the decks and sailed toward a large whale breaching, but saw no more of it.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1834-08-22","events":[],"lat":-4.8167,"lon":-121.0208,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 22nd Cumences with Strongs Do trades steered\nby the wind pitts the N and [illegible] Latter part\nsaw Nothing worth note so Ends\nLat 4..49","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued, but the crew saw nothing noteworthy.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-5.25,"lon":-122.625,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saterday 23rd Cumences with fine weathen and saw\nnothing Latter part saw Breeches and ran\nof for them but saw no more of it so E\nLat 5..15\n[illegible]","plain":"The day began with fine weather and nothing in sight. Later on, they saw whales breaching and headed toward them, but saw nothing more of them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-24","events":[],"lat":-4.6667,"lon":-124.2292,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 24th Commences with Genttle wind and\npleasent weather Latter part the same\nsaw Nothing to [illegible] Ends 12.00 blls\n[illegible]\nLat 4..40\n[drawing]","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The day brought gentle winds and pleasant weather, but the crew saw nothing of note.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-25","events":[],"lat":-4.5,"lon":-125.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 25th Commences with Moderate\ntrades and Steered S S W and Saw nothing\nand at night Braced up in the wind at\n[struck: S] W through the night under short Sail\nlatter part M[illegible] set Sail So Ends\nLat 4:30\nLong 125:50","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["middle","W",""]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds with routine sailing under shortened sail overnight, seeing nothing. They made more sail in the morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-26","events":[],"lat":-2.55,"lon":-124.5416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 26th Commences with fresh trades and\nthe Ship under all Sail Bound North\non to the Line Latter part the Same So Ends\nLat 2..32\nLong 0 0 0","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"The ship sailed north toward the Equator under full sail with fresh trade winds. No whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-27","events":[],"lat":-0.7833,"lon":-123.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 27th Commences with Strong trades and\nthe Ship under all Sail Steering No\nfor the Line Latter part the Sam[illegible]\nSaw Nothing So Ends\nLat 0-49 S\nLong 123-15","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Sailing with every sail set toward the equator with strong trade winds. Nothing was seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-28","events":[],"lat":-0.0833,"lon":-123.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 28th Commences with Moderate trades and\nSteering North with the Ship under all Sail\nand at night took in sail and Laid\nwith the hed Yard[illegible] a back through the\nnight and in the morning steerd\nN West So Ends this Day\nLat 0=05 S\nLong 123=44","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed north under full sail in moderate trade winds, waited overnight with sails backed, and steered northwest the next morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-29","events":[],"lat":-1.0333,"lon":-124.0666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 29th Commences with Modrate trades and\nSteerd S S W and put out a new Jibb\nBoom and at night Luft up S Latter\npart the Same So Ends this Day\nLat 1=02 S\nLong 0 0 0","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate trade winds; the crew rigged out a new jib boom and continued sailing south.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-30","events":[],"lat":-2.0667,"lon":-124.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 30 Commences with Strong trades Steer[illegible]\nS Bound out in to S again Latter part\nthe Same So Ends this Day\nLat 2:04\nLong 124:25","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds continued as the ship sailed south. No whales were reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-08-31","events":[],"lat":-3.6667,"lon":-125.2889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 31th Commences with Strong trades Smart\nGales and Steered by the wind at\nS W Latter part Smart Squalls\nSo Ends this Day with N[illegible]\nof oil on Board\nLat 3=40\nLong 0 0 0","wind":[["first","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed on through strong trade winds and brisk gales, followed by sharp squalls later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-01","events":[],"lat":-5.2,"lon":-126.1778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 1st first Cumences with Strong\ntrades Steering S Midle part Squaly\nLat 5=12  Latter part fine weather Employed\nin makeing Spunyarn and [struck: Blackswich]\nso Ends Steering W S West c c c","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong trade winds and squalls while sailing south, followed by fine weather as they did routine rope work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-02","events":[],"lat":-5.3333,"lon":-127.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 2 nd  Cumences with Strong trades\nfrom S E Steering S & West and\nLat 5=20  nothing in Sight So ends this day\nLy 127=04","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew from the southeast as the ship steered southwest. Nothing was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-03","events":[],"lat":-4.95,"lon":-128.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 3 dc  Cumences with Brisk trades and\nSteered are the wind at N B E and at\nLat 4=47  Sundown hauled the wind [illegible] to the St\nand Laid abrest through the night\nLy 128=17  and in the morning kept of West and\nbent a new main and fore sail So En","wind":[["first","NNE","fresh"]],"plain":"Brisk trade winds continued as the ship sailed through the night, then headed west in the morning and fitted a new mainsail and foresail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-04","events":[],"lat":-5.6167,"lon":-130.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 4 th  Cumences with Strong S E trades\nSteering W S W under Short Sail\nLat 6=37  Latter part Made all sail and Steered\nW S W for the Marques Islands\nLong 130=36  So End Employed in mending Sails","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed west-southwest under reduced sail before setting all sail and heading toward the Marquesas Islands, spending the end of the day mending sails.","where":"at sea","place":"Marques Islands"},{"date":"1834-09-05","events":[],"lat":-6.5667,"lon":-135.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 5 th  Cumences with Strong trades and\nSqually Steering W S W under all Sail\nLat 6=34  Latter part the Same So Ends\nLy 135=32","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong trade winds and squalls as the ship steered west-southwest with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-06","events":[],"lat":-7.7167,"lon":-136.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 6 th  Cumences with Strong S E trades\nLat 7=43  Steering W S W under all Sail and Crossed\nthe Sooth Begals part and bent the Sail So\nLy 136=19  End Bound to Nooheevah Marg Isla[nd]","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Sailing with every sail set with strong southeast trade winds, heading toward Nooheevah in the Marquesas Islands.","where":"at sea","place":"Nooheevah Marg Isla"},{"date":"1834-09-07","events":[],"lat":-8.95,"lon":-137.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 7th  Cumences with Strong trades Stear[ing]\nLat 8=57  W S W and saw many birds var ho [illegible]\n77  Latter part the Same So Ends\nL 137=52","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed west-southwest under strong trade winds and saw many birds.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw many birds","quote":"saw many birds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-08","events":[],"lat":-8.75,"lon":-140.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 8th Comences with Moderate trades\nand Steered W B S and at 4 P M\nSaw the Land Bearing S B W and at\nSundown Saw the Island of Roohowega\nBearing West and the Island of Lincon\nBearing S and Steered W [blot] B S for the\nSouth End of Roohowega with Light\nS E trades [blot] and at [blot] 11 O clock at night\ngot Down hawled to the Land and\nLayed with the Main top sail aback\nuntil daylight and Then Stood Down\nthe Northward side of the Island and\nSaw Nuhuhava Bearing W B N about\n3 miles Distanced and at 7 A M Saw\na few of the Saveages Comming off to us\nand healed aback and took them on\nBoard they had Brought a few cocoa\nnuts and Some Cabbage To Barter for\nIron hoops and whales teeth and they\nInformed us that thay had a plenty off\nhogs on Shore wish they would Dispose\nof for musketts and Teeth and we Sent\na Boat in So Ends Laying off and on","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"After sighting Roohowega, Lincon, and Nuhuhava, islanders came out to trade coconuts and cabbage for iron hoops and whale teeth. Learning that plenty of hogs were available ashore in exchange for muskets and teeth, they sent a boat in.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded with islanders for food","quote":"Brought a few cocoa nuts and Some Cabbage To Barter for Iron hoops and whales teeth","interest":5}],"where":"near land","place":"Nuhuhava","via":[[-140.05,-8.75]],"plate":"land.landfall-a"},{"date":"1834-09-09","events":[],"lat":-8.75,"lon":-140.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 9th Comences with moderate trades and\nSquales of wind and with Som of the Natives\non Board and at 4 P M the Boat\nreturned with 2 hogs and a few Coconuts\nand made sail for Nuhuhava and got\ndown opsit of the harbor at 4 o Clock\nin the morning and Lowred A Boat\nand went in and found all the white\nmen that we had Left here had gone\nand they had Drove of the mishenery\naway we found 6 white men hener and\na [illegible] of potatoes and we tuok thim\nwith the Boat and went out on Board\nand Bent the Cabels and got reday to com [illegible]\n[margin vertical: Got along Side\nthe Island of\nNuhuhava]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Natives came aboard, and a boat returned with two hogs and coconuts before the ship sailed for Nuhuhava. Arriving off the harbor, a boat went ashore and found the white men previously left there had gone, the missionary had been driven away, and six other white men were there. They took the men and potatoes back to the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Found missionary driven away and took six men","quote":"found all the white men that we had Left here had gone and they had Drove of the mishenery away","interest":4}],"where":"near land","place":"Nuhuhava"},{"date":"1834-09-10","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 10th First part anchored at Nukuhuah Bay\nwith the ship overrun with mail and\nfeamales all found that the savages had grown\nvery tricherous here and had killed several\nwhite men and the mishenareys where\npillaged by them in Broad Daylight\nand they had tore Downe there [Hous?]es\nand [blot] hed [?]ds and there was a ship Lying\nhere at the time and recieved them\non Board and took them away and\nat night Cleand the ship of males\nand Surferd the females to remain on\nBoard they Being the best passable\nremedy for the scurvy Latter part\nEmployed in scrapeing the bends and\nsent a Boat to tippee Bay for hogs","plain":"Anchored at Nuku Hiva, the ship was overrun with islanders. The keeper noted local unrest, including attacks on white men and missionaries. Men were cleared off at night while women stayed aboard, deemed a remedy for scurvy.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Reports of violence against white settlers and missionaries","quote":"the savages had grown very tricherous here and had killed several white men","interest":4},{"kind":"voice","title":"Women kept aboard as remedy for scurvy","quote":"Surferd the females to remain on Board they Being the best passable remedy for the scurvy","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva","via":[[-139.95,-8.75],[-139.95,-9.05]]},{"date":"1834-09-11","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 11th Employed in Blacking the Bends\nand paying attention to the wyenes and\nsent a Boat up to Tippee Bay for to trade\nfor hogs and she returned At 8 P M with\n2 hogs and some Coconuts and Bannaners\nall met with a sad disaster this morning\nwe had a Boat capsize with upwards of\n40 girls and 3 men in her it made [struck: [illegible]] great\namounst the girles for ther is no drowning\nthem and they have no Dimety to spoil\nnothing more than nature gave them","plain":"While the crew painted the hull bends, a boat went to trade at Tippee Bay, returning with hogs, coconuts, and bananas. Earlier, a boat carrying upwards of 40 local girls and three men capsized, though the keeper noted \"there is no drowning them.\"","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat capsized carrying forty local women","quote":"we had a Boat capsize with upwards of 40 girls and 3 men in her","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper joked about women in the water","quote":"ther is no drowning them and they have no Dimety to spoil nothing more than nature gave them","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1834-09-12","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Employed in gitting of potatoes &c\n\n[margin text vertically alongside Thursday and Friday:\nEmployed in\nShip Duty and\ngitting water Dirty\nalong the shores\nthe water\nas she is water logged so\nwe went out Boat\ngot 22 [?] tumble]","plain":"The crew was busy gathering potatoes and doing routine ship's duty, as well as fetching water along the shore.","where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1834-09-13","events":[],"lat":-9.05,"lon":-140.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 13th. At 9 oclock in the morning C[illegible]\nall hand to tacke the anchor and Carry\nthe Girls on shore there was sorry faces\non Both sides for it is not often that\nwe meat with plesuer as therof so [everey?]\none wished to improve [illegible] momenet\nwith his [struck: Bend that was possible they tell]\nus how they shall cry and mone for\nus when we have gone we was obliged to hand cuff some of\nthem or they wold not to none so then we shall returne\n\n[margin, running vertically from bottom to top:]\nWe understand by the white men on the shor that the Misheonarys whare away\nonpst a pluegin[?] with the the felew and that the Nataivs used them well and told they that\nbin her for munths wheir the English ship Russel Couming Cane in and the led\na Native of this Iseland aboard I told her I had Bin to Ingland and to the Led Dutch\n\nSept 1834 Left Nukuhiva\nSaturday 13th Contined again to trade with thein\nand giv them Nheegers and Trousers and\nfetc[struck: h] them Beads from ame[illegible] ed & C\nat 4 oclock we gut the anchor to the Bow and\nstud out with Light Squalls untill we came to\nthe moutt of the Bay wheir we found the win\nto Be ahead and often beuting and turning son\ntime we wer compelled to Drop anchor Close\nin with Shore on the Eastern side of the\nBay very handey to the rocks and abovt 2 mi\nout of the Bay all the Captains of Ships think\nit Dangarods to Lye here ther bunlest ther Be\nsevrall Ships here at a time they have not\ntroublet us in the Least respect Expect theth\na few Loes thiefe about dekt and that they with[struck: f]\ndo in our oun nateiv Cauntrey the girls\nar very attentive Comadating hunsome an\nClerk and allmost white they wer no thing\nabout them Expect a norrow Strip of tapa[?]\nabout the hips and a whales teath made\nin to a sort of a Larg headed Bolt through\nthare Ears and Whales speekwaver teeth an\nBeads round theire necks [struck: they] they tell us that\nthe Mishenarys told thare if they Worshipt\ntheire God he wold Protect them frome\nBeing hurt in thare Wars and Caupreeunun[?]\nsiknines an the ansbeer thay maide to thein\nwer for one of the Mishenarys to Clime one\nof thare Coekonut trees and then jump of and\nif there God prevented him frome Being hur\nthey wold Beleived in him and worshipt him\nSo Ends this at 11 oClock we found urselves in\ngrate Danger Lying at anchor and at 12 oc\nwe had Light breeses of wind frome all par\nof the Bay and tout the anchor and\nmade Sail But it anly served to get\nthe Ship ma ch nearer to the rocks and\nDropfed it again with her Stearn a\nswinaping about 12 feet Clear of the\nrocks wheir one thump wold be ther\nLast and the Cliffts Couverd with Savages\nall readdy to re ceieve her Swift apon\narmes [struck: for plunder] so c But our gir\nwere quited Different they shewede muany to\n\nSaturday 13 Continued at 2 PM took our anchor\nwith Light Bafling winds and suceeeded\nin geatting a Few Ships far ther out\nwhen found that the wind and Curant wer\nSettening us on to the Eastern Side of the\nBays again where the Seas ran Breakeing\nagranst in a most frightfull maner and\nthare we Let go the anchor and the launch\nin Stearn gave most for the Ledges [struck: and]\nwhen she Brought up [struck: the] stearn swung\nabout 4 feet Clear of the rocks and the\nNatives standing reddy to make a Breek\nin to the Cabbien windows wich they wold\nof dune if we had not droppeed the [illegible]\nLights and preveanted them for we Lay in the\nBreakers and if we had of gone Shore thare\nwold Ben grate Dangean of our Lives if\nwe had throu oneg thing over the boath\nBut we Could not have Somethin of much\nConsequence Exceept our Lives thar the head\nstruck the mast of ouns taken in 10 mints\nBut Caried out a Kedge and Streamed 2 Whale\nLines and at 7 PM we warped her out in\nto the middle of the harber and Let go the oarth\nanchor for the night and Sent a Boat in\nand got the girles So Ends Saturday night\nEvery man thanckfull he has got throuth\nthis Day work and to speand a few more\nhours with the girls I am now wriatteing\non my Chestt and my prittey Little\nSavvayge girl askeing me if the . woul\nof wne live America meto make this\nand I tell her yes and if she is molackey","wind":[["middle","variable","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"While trying to leave Nukuhiva, light baffling winds and currents nearly drove the ship onto the rocks twice, with the stern swinging just feet from the cliffs. After warping into the harbor's center to anchor, they sent a boat ashore to retrieve the local women for the night.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship nearly wrecked on rocks","quote":"her Stearn a swinaping about 12 feet Clear of the rocks wheir one thump wold be ther Last","notable":true,"interest":5},{"kind":"people","title":"Brought island girls aboard","quote":"","interest":2}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Nuku Hiva"},{"date":"1834-09-14","events":[],"lat":-9.1083,"lon":-140.025,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 14th Waiteing for a fair wind and teaching\nthe girls good Morrells & c So Ends","plain":"The ship waited for a favorable wind while the crew passed the time, as the keeper wryly noted, \"teaching the girls good Morrells.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Teaching the girls good morals","quote":"Waiteing for a fair wind and teaching the girls good Morrells","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-15","events":[],"lat":-9.1667,"lon":-140.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 15th at 2 oCloack this morning we had the\nLand Breeze Stridke of and mustered all\nhands and got the and hooth and stoad\nout with the girls onboard Clear of the\nLand and thehn Sent in 2 Boats to Cary them\nto ore here parted from them and [illegible]\nand pearhapes fore Evore So End a[illegible] mony\nat Sea Bounded to the Society Islands","plain":"Early in the morning, the crew caught the land breeze and headed out to sea with local women on board, sending two boats to carry them back ashore before departing, \"perhaps forever,\" bound for the Society Islands.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1834-09-16","events":[],"lat":-10.0833,"lon":-141.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 15th] first part Steard af S W with\nLat 10=05 the Islands of Methuhan and Rosou and\nthe Breth in sight and all hands Employ\nLong 141=15 in Ships Duty So Ends Latter part Lost\nSight of the Land Baard to the Leister","plain":"The crew steered southwest with the islands of Methuhan, Rosou, and the Breth in sight while attending to routine ship's duties. By the end of the day, they lost sight of land.","where":"near land","place":"Methuhan and Rosou and the Breth","via":[[-140.45,-9.45]]},{"date":"1834-09-17","events":[],"lat":-10.75,"lon":-141.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 17th Commences with Light trades Steing\nLat 10=45 S W with nothing in sight Latter\npart Calm So Ends this Day\nLong 141=56","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light trade winds gave way to calm weather, with nothing in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-18","events":[],"lat":-11.3333,"lon":-143.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 18th Commences Calm with nothing in\nLat 11=30 sight Latter Light S E trades So End\nLong 143=11","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to light southeast trade winds, with nothing in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-19","events":[],"lat":-12.9,"lon":-145.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 19th Commences with Gentile S E trades\nLat 12=44 Steering S West for the Sosouity Island\nLatter part Steard S W B W saw\nLong [struck: 1] 145=00 nothing So Ends this day","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"They sailed southwest toward the Society Islands under gentle southeast trade winds, seeing nothing all day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-20","events":[],"lat":-14.4167,"lon":-147.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 20th Commences with Strong trades and\nLat 14=25 S W under all Sail Latter part the tan\nand Sett up the Statbord Main Shrouds\nLong 147=55 So End this day","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship pressed on with every sail set. The crew tightened the starboard main rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-09-21","events":[],"lat":-15.3333,"lon":-148.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 21th Commences with Strong S E trades\nLat 15=30 Steering S W and at night Shefft of wind\nto Steer Clear of Prince of Whals Island\nLong 148=56 and in the moorning Saw the Island Beareg\n[blot] E B S it was a very Low Island allmost\n[blot] Leavel with the water and made Sale\nand Steard S S W for ototitat and Soon\n[blot] Lost Sight of the Island this was not the\nPrinse of Whales it is a Small Island\n[margin, running vertically: Saw a Smal Low Island that Soon Lost Sight of]\ninhabated Capt Tubon of the Cadmus Lande\nat this Isld and the Inativs gave him\na Boat Loud of hogs and Bananas and\ncoco nats and wold of filled his Boat\nwith them if he had not shoved of\nthe name of this Island is [struck: Conanstene]\nit is 60 miles in Lengthe So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed past a very low-lying island, which the keeper noted was inhabited. He recounted that the captain of the Cadmus had once landed there and received a boatload of hogs, bananas, and coconuts from the locals.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Locals gave boatload of provisions to Cadmus","quote":"the Inativs gave him a Boat Loud of hogs and Bananas and coco nats","interest":2}],"where":"near land","place":"Prince of Whals Island"},{"date":"1834-09-22","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 22 [blot]th Comences with straung breezes weather steering\nS and the ship Leaking about 300 strokes\nper hour and in the morning found\nourselves near hand [struck: ing] to Otaheite and at\n10 A M took a Pilot and at 11 A M\ndroped anchor in the harbor of Otaheite\nand found the Brittish Manowar a 20\nChallenger Lyeng here and a natuve Schooner\nLaying here the Chalenger come here\nto Exicute sum men or Savvages that\nthat Murdred and Eat the Crue of a\nschooner at the Chain Islands not Long\nsince she is Bound to the Chane Island\nand Marqueses Islands we found at ware\narrived here that the Enaglish Manowar\nhad gon to Nehuheva to se what they Can\ndo with them and hope to civillise them\nand no doutt they will meat with sucess\nwe found a small French Schooner Laying here","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"With the ship leaking around 300 strokes per hour, they made land at Otaheite, took a pilot, and anchored in the harbor. They found the British warship Challenger, which had arrived to execute natives who had killed and eaten a schooner's crew.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Warship arrived to punish islanders for cannibalism","quote":"to Exicute sum men or Savvages that that Murdred and Eat the Crue of a schooner","interest":4,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Challenger","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-23","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 23rd Comences Calme and at daylight [struck: moved]\nup the harbor and gut a raft of water\nand found a Salem full buig here [illegible] a boat\nthat had ben Left here by a Salhem ship\nto Collect coconut oil and shipped 1 man\nand the Challenger fierd at a target\nand bent her sails &c and gut reddy for sea\nto End Long inurvungs will the girls on bord","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They moved up the harbor, brought aboard a raft of water, and found a Salem boat left to collect coconut oil. After recruiting one man and preparing for sea, they enjoyed time with local women aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Shipped one man","quote":"shipped 1 man","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-24","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 24th Not Much to do well on Bord","plain":"They remained at anchor at Tahiti.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-25","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 25th Employed in Calcking ship and 1/2 are Liberty","plain":"The crew was busy caulking the ship while half of them had liberty on shore.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-26","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 26th the same Jutte a mess in the","plain":"They remained at anchor at Tahiti.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-27","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Satuarday 27th the same Not much plesure on shore","plain":"The weather continued the same, and the keeper noted there was \"not much pleasure on shore.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper found little pleasure ashore","quote":"Not much plesure on shore","interest":2}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-28","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 28th Went to Church &c","plain":"On Sunday, members of the ship went to church.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-29","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 29th the 1/2 on shore on Liburty an brousing","plain":"Half the crew had liberty ashore.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-09-30","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 30th the same with the Royell Mobbe","plain":"They remained at anchor at Tahiti.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-10-01","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct first 1/2 on shore on Liberty\n[in left margin, vertically:]\n[struck: Challenger got into Port]\nthis\nDay","plain":"Half of the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-10-02","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 2nd 1/2 on Shore on Liberty and the Caulkers finished\nwhat they had to do to the ship so Ends this Day","plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty, and the caulkers finished their work on the ship.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-10-03","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 3rd 1/2 on Shore on Liberty so Ends","plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-10-04","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 4th 1/2 Att Church it Being the Sunday\nhere we have had 5 of our Sandwich\nIsland Natives to go on Shore to show\nthe Capt the people there for the Crouse\nand it is up and he will not pay them\nunless they will go to America, [struck: for they]\ndo not wish to go so he is finely [pleased]\nto Cheat these poor fellows out of 90 or\n100 Dollars apeace, he Drove 3 off them on\nShore to their [presence] them so Ends","plain":"The crew attended church on shore. Five native Hawaiian crewmen finished their agreed cruise, but the captain refused to pay them unless they sailed on to America. When they refused, he cheated them out of their wages and drove three ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain cheated and stranded Hawaiian crewmen","quote":"finely [pleased] to Cheat these poor fellows out of 90 or 100 Dollars apeace","interest":3,"topic":"wrecks"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Dispute over paying Sandwich Island natives","quote":"he will not pay them\nunless they will go to America, [struck: for they]\ndo not wish to go","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain drove three natives ashore","quote":"he Drove 3 off them on\nShore","interest":4}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-10-05","events":[],"lat":-17.45,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 5th All ready for sea waiting for men\nand Shipped [struck: 3] 5 men and got of some\nOranges Limes pine apples and sheds and\nnow our riggen so so [illegible]","plain":"The ship was ready for sea while waiting for crew. They recruited five men and brought aboard fresh oranges, limes, and pineapples.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Recruited crew and took on fruit","quote":"","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"Shipped five men","quote":"waiting for men\nand Shipped [struck: 3] 5 men","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Tahiti","at":"tahiti-2"},{"date":"1834-10-06","events":[],"lat":-20.0333,"lon":-151.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mandy 6th In the morning sheeted home the\ntopsails and hove short and got sum of the\nmen on Board and At 1/2 past 4 PM the\nwind was fair and got the anchor and stood\nout with strong wind and Squally through\nthe night and in the Morning Lost\nsight of the Land we Shipped 4 white\nmen and 2 Natives So Ends this Day","wind":[["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew got some men back on board, weighed anchor in the afternoon, and sailed out in squally weather. They took on four white crewmen and two islanders, losing sight of land by morning.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Recruited four white men and two natives","quote":"we Shipped 4 white men and 2 Natives","interest":5}],"where":"near land","via":[[-149.75,-17.35],[-150.05,-17.35]]},{"date":"1834-10-07","events":[],"lat":-21.75,"lon":-151.4267,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 7th Strong winds and Stood to the\nSouthward double reef topsails to so [illegible]","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"The ship encountered strong winds and reduced sail, heading southward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-08","events":[],"lat":-23.0166,"lon":-151.4367,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 8th Strong hands and steering wsth\nwind at SE the watch Employed in ship","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew from the southeast as the ship steered west-southwest, with the watch busy with ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-09","events":[],"lat":-24.2833,"lon":-151.4467,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 9th Commenced with strong [gales] stearing\nby the wind at south Latter part\nthe large so Ends d gales and [running]\nunder [illegible]\n[margin notes/positions]\nA Boat of[f]\nShore at\nOtaheite\nShipped\n3 men\nLat 20-02\nLg 151-24\nLost Sight\nof the Land\nLat 21-45\nLg 0 0 0\nLat 0 0 0\nLg 0 0 0\nLat 24-17\nLat [struck: 22-12]","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong gales continued as they steered south under reduced sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-25.7667,"lon":-151.4567,"fixed":false,"entry":"Oct 1834 Bound up the Coast\nFriday 10 Comences with Allmost a gale of wind from E S E\nSteering by the wind at N E and at 4 P M tacked to\n[struck: # 25=46] N N E to Clear a small Island that is about here\nit Being very thick and no sun could not get Lat\nnor Longitude and at 3 A M tacked to S E\ny o o v again and saw nothing of the Land Latter part\nthe same 10 Ends with the L Finback","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"]],"plain":"In near-gale winds and thick weather, the ship tacked to clear a small nearby island but saw no land. The day ended with a sighting of a finback whale.","where":"near land","place":"a small Island"},{"date":"1834-10-11","events":[],"lat":-27.4833,"lon":-151.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 11th Comences with Fresh Steering S E under moderate\nSail Latter part the same So Ends this day\n# 27=29 with the Watch Employed in ships Deuty\n[struck: y 51=28]","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with fresh breezes as the crew attended to regular ship duties. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-12","events":[],"lat":-29.0,"lon":-151.22,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 12th the same So Ends saw Nothing\n# 29=00\n[struck: y o o v]","plain":"Routine sailing with nothing seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-13","events":[],"lat":-29.75,"lon":-150.9734,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 13th Dull times Saw Nothing So Ends\n# 29=48\n[struck: y o o v]","plain":"Dull times with nothing seen.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented dull times","quote":"Dull times Saw Nothing So Ends"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-10-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-30.5833,"lon":-150.7267,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 14th Comences with Moderate wind from N E\nSteering by the wind at S E and middle\n# 30=35 sticled the Mainsail and saw Finbacks So Ends\ny o o v","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under moderate winds and saw finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-15","events":[],"lat":-31.4333,"lon":-150.48,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 15th Light wind Steering S E and Not much\nto do on Board and No boddy to healp us\n# 31=26 Latter part the same So Ends all Well\ny o o v","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The ship sailed southeast in light winds with little work to do, and the keeper noted there was \"No boddy to healp us.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper joked about having no help","quote":"Not much to do on Board and No boddy to healp us","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-10-16","events":[],"lat":-30.2833,"lon":-150.2334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 16th Comences with Light winds from E N E\nSteering E S E and in the Morning saw a\n# 30=17 ship of the Leebord Bow Steering E S E and\nwe boart of to speeaker at Night So Ends\ny o o v","wind":[["first","ENE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds continued as they sailed east-southeast. In the morning they spotted a ship off the left bow and headed toward her to speak with her by nightfall.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-17","events":[],"lat":-31.4167,"lon":-149.9867,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 17th Comences with Light wind and at 4 oClock\nsaw her at Dawn ahead off the ship and hurld aback\n# 31=25 the M topssail and spoke her it was the\nGeorge Champlin of New Port the ship that\ntooke home Letters for us 20 months [struck: Bxxxxx]\nshe is out on her 2nd voige as we shall venture\n81 the Compliment Latter part in company\n[drawing: whale tail] Champlin with the G C this ship sailed for Cape\n1 most the out with the but when she out miss that the weather was\nitt no off Horn but when the out\noff Brown & found the Lee Inoad bin Boorth round the\neast Cap horn","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"Light winds. At dawn, the crew met the George Champlin of Newport, the ship that had carried letters home for them twenty months earlier, now out on her second voyage. They spent the rest of the day sailing alongside her.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Met ship that carried letters home","quote":"","interest":3,"topic":"letters"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George Champlin","rig":"ship","port":"New Port","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.letters-a"},{"date":"1834-10-18","events":[],"lat":-31.8333,"lon":-149.74,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 18th Commences with Light winds and at Night\nLat 31-50 gamed with the G Champlin and took her Late\n[margin: Ly 0 0 0] Letter part in company with her So Ends","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"Light winds. At night, the crew gammed with the G Champlin and sailed in company with her.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"G Champlin","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-b"},{"date":"1834-10-19","events":[],"lat":-32.8333,"lon":-149.4933,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 19th Commences with Light winds Stearing S S E\nLat 32=50 in Company with the G C Latter part the Sam\nLy 0 0 0 the weather is getting along Cauld the furst we hav\nsence we Left the Coast 2 years sence Middle\npart gamed with the G Champlin it Being boath\nour Sunday and our Sunday Latter part the Same","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"They sailed in company with the G. Champlin in light winds. The crew had a visit with the G. Champlin because it was Sunday for both ships, noting the weather was turning cold for the first time in two years.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Weather turned cold after two years","quote":"the weather is getting along Cauld the furst we hav sence we Left the Coast 2 years sence","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"G C","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"G Champlin","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1834-10-20","events":[],"lat":-34.0,"lon":-149.2467,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mondsay 20th In Company with the G Champl\nLat 34=00 Stearing by the wind at S E and Saw nothing\nLy 0 0 0","wind":[["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed alongside the G. Champlin, heading southeast by the wind, but saw nothing.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"G Champl","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1834-10-21","events":[],"lat":-34.7167,"lon":-149.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 21st Commences with Moderate trades Stearing by\nLat 0 0 0 the wind at S E and the G C for a Heaver Middl\nLy 149=00 part Lost Sight of the G C She is Bound to\nEaster Island to get a Boat Crew of the Nateres","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed with moderate trade winds alongside the G C, but lost sight of her by the middle of the day. The keeper noted she was bound for Easter Island to recruit a boat crew of native islanders.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Companion ship sought Easter Island crew","quote":"She is Bound to Easter Island to get a Boat Crew of the Nateres","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"G C","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1834-10-22","events":[],"lat":-35.4333,"lon":-148.2028,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wendsday 22nd Commences with Strong winds and working\nLat 35=26 to the S and Eastward So Ends this day\nLy 0 0","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed against strong winds, working their way to the southeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-23","events":[],"lat":-34.75,"lon":-147.4056,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 23d Commences with Strong winds and Squally\nthis day I put on Stockings the first for 2, years\nLat 34=45 it is time to Leave this Col Country and go\nLy 0 0 0 America Bound away So Ends","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong winds and squalls blew as the keeper noted it was time to leave this cold country and head toward America, putting on stockings for the first time in two years.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper wore stockings for first time in years","quote":"this day I put on Stockings the first for 2, years","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-10-24","events":[],"lat":-34.5166,"lon":-146.6084,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 24 Commences with Modrate winds and trying\nLat 0 0 0 hard to get to the Eastward But the very\nLy 0 0 0 [struck: E] laments are against us and way Cal [illegible] to E[illegible]","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew struggled against moderate winds to sail eastward, with the keeper lamenting that the very elements seemed against them.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lamented the elements against them","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-10-25","events":[],"lat":-34.2833,"lon":-145.8111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 25th Commences with Strong winds hauld\nLat 34=19 past Stearing to the S and Eastwd Latter part\nLy 0 0 0 Moderate winds from N Stearing E So Ends","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","N","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong winds eased to moderate breezes as the ship steered southeast and then east. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-26","events":[],"lat":-35.0166,"lon":-145.0139,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 26th Commences with Moderate winds and smorll\nLat 0 0 0 Stearing on the winds at S S E Latter part\nLy 0 0 0 the Same So Ends have made no sail to speak\nof and have cought 2, a-fens days [illegible] to End","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"],["latter","SSE","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds as the ship sailed south-southeast, making little sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-27","events":[],"lat":-35.75,"lon":-144.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Mondsay 27th Commences all most Calm and Clear [illegible]\nLat 35=45 we have ben 3 weeks In being about to get on to\nthe Coast of Chili and no nearer than when\nLy 144=13 we Left Tahiti So Ends this D[illegible]","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"Under calm, clear skies, the keeper lamented that after three weeks trying to reach the coast of Chile, they were no closer than when they left Tahiti.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Frustrated by three weeks of no progress","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-10-28","events":[],"lat":-35.8333,"lon":-141.7917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 30 Commences with Strong winds from E N E Steering\n[latitude symbol] 38\" 20 by the wind to the Soutthud and Easteud to End\nv v v","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds from the east-northeast as the ship sailed south and east; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-29","events":[],"lat":-37.0917,"lon":-139.3667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Weensday 31st. Commences with Strong wind and Squalls\n[latitude symbol] [illegible] Steering by the wind yt S E and Sent down the\nv v v fore top gallant yard and mast and gut the Spott\nand Caster Down betwixt Decks Latter part\nthe same to End","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The day brought strong winds and squalls. The crew sent down the fore topgallant yard and mast, and stowed gear below decks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-30","events":[],"lat":-38.35,"lon":-136.9417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday [struck: 1] November first part Strong winds and heading\n[latitude symbol] 38\" 21 to the Easteud Latter part the same to End\n0 0 0","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew as the ship continued heading eastward. Nothing else was reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-10-31","events":[],"lat":-39.2833,"lon":-134.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 2nd. Commences with Strong winds from N D W\n[latitude symbol] 39-17 Steering East Latter part the same to End & c\ntook in the waist Boat & c v v v v v\n[latitude symbol] 39-21","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["latter","NNW","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds blew from the northwest. The crew brought in the waist boat and continued sailing east.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-01","events":[],"lat":-40.6667,"lon":-133.9333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 3d. Commences with Strong winds from N\nSteering East Latter part allmoast a gale\n[latitude symbol] 40-40 and sent down the M top yard and furled\nv 0 v 0 the Mezen topsail and Close reefed the Fore\nand Main to End","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds increased to almost a gale, prompting the crew to reduce sail heavily and take down the main top yard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-02","events":[],"lat":-40.8945,"lon":-133.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 4th Commenses with allmoast a gale from N\nSteering East and at 5 P M took in the Fore\ntopsail and run under Close reef Main topsail\nand 2 Staysails and at 11 P M took in the Main\ntopsail and hove her too under fore top mast\nand Main Staysail and at 2 A M shiped a\nSea that stove in her bull warks and ripped up\nthe Sheathing & c and then we undertook to\ngit the Mezen Staysail one her and it split\nmuch [illegible] went out of the Boatts roaps befoar\nwe gut it set Latter part it Died away Calm\nand Left us to the mercy of a moast Drefull\nSea as I moast Ever Beheld So End with the\nShip pitching and and rowling theel out and\nand Every thing on Board going from one Broad\nside to the other it is auch Dark, ouness inbree","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea"],"plain":"Near-gale winds forced the ship to stop and wait out the weather. At 2 a.m., a wave broke over the deck, smashing the bulwarks and tearing up sheathing. The wind died to a calm, leaving the ship rolling violently in a dreadful sea.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Heavy wave smashed bulwarks and sheathing","quote":"shiped a Sea that stove in her bull warks and ripped up the Sheathing","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Left rolling in a dreadful calm sea","quote":"Left us to the mercy of a moast Drefull Sea as I moast Ever Beheld","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Shipped a sea damaging bulwarks","quote":"shiped a\nSea that stove in her bull warks and ripped up\nthe Sheathing & c","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-03","events":[],"lat":-41.1222,"lon":-132.7666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 5th Still Calm, and rowling theel Out\nv 0 v 0 and the Ship Leeking 100 or 125 Stroks per\n0 0 0 0 hour and no hopes getting home as I see","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm seas, the ship rolled heavily while taking on water at 100 to 125 pump strokes an hour. The log keeper despaired of ever making it back, writing there was \"no hopes getting home as I see.\"","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked heavily in calm seas","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"voice","title":"Log keeper despaired of reaching home","quote":"and no hopes getting home as I see","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-11-04","events":[],"lat":-41.35,"lon":-132.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"tuisday 6 Commences Calm and Still tumbling about\nand at 2 P M it Comenced Blowing from\n[latitude symbol] 41-21 the S and we Comenced takeing in Sail tore\n82 at 7 A M Brought us Down to a Close reefed\n[latitude symbol] 42-11 topsail to End A gale","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","S",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["calm","gale"],"plain":"After a calm morning rolling in the swell, strong winds blew up from the south in the afternoon, forcing the crew to reduce sail until they were down to a close-reefed topsail in a gale.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-05","events":[],"lat":-41.35,"lon":-131.4208,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 7 [struck: th] [superscript: th] Comences with a gale from South\n[margin: Lat 41=21 / Long 0 0 0] and the Ship under Close reft Main topsail\nand 2 stay sails and Ends have a Head wind","wind":[["first","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The ship weathered a southerly gale under heavily reduced sail, ending with a headwind.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-06","events":[],"lat":-40.7833,"lon":-130.6583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 8 [superscript: the] Comences with a gale from South and\n[margin: Lat 40=47 / Long 0 0 0] sat the fore Sail to Keep the Ship Stiddy the\nweather very Coold and signs of Snow\nLatter part more modrate & so Ends this day","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A southerly gale struck the ship, bringing very cold weather and signs of snow, before moderating later in the day.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Freezing gale and signs of snow","quote":"the weather very Coold and signs of Snow","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-07","events":[],"lat":-40.1,"lon":-129.8958,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 9 [superscript: the] Comences with Strong wind Stering E S E\n[margin: Lat 0 0 0 / Long 0 0 0] Latter part the Same and Bent New topsails\nfear froseing Cape Horn the Ship Still Leeking\nbad so ends Bound Home I hape","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds carried the ship east-southeast as the crew bent new topsails. Facing Cape Horn, the ship was still leaking badly as they sailed for home.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Feared Cape Horn with a leaking ship","quote":"fear froseing Cape Horn the Ship Still Leeking bad so ends Bound Home I hape","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-08","events":[],"lat":-39.4167,"lon":-129.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saterday [superscript: 10th] Comences with modrate wind Stering by [struck: it] E S E\n[margin: Lat 38=25 / Long 129=00] Latter part the Same Saw No fish and dont\nwant to so Ends thing with the flukes at the head","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under moderate winds. They saw no whales—and the keeper noted they didn't care to.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper did not want to see whales","quote":"Saw No fish and dont want to so Ends thing with the flukes at the head","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-11-09","events":[],"lat":-38.7167,"lon":-129.3666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 11 [superscript: the] the wind at S E wright Dead a head\n[margin: Lat 38=43 / Long 0 0 0] and Stering by it E B N so Ends & c &c","wind":[["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"The ship faced a headwind from the southeast while steering east by north. Nothing else was reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-10","events":[],"lat":-37.9833,"lon":-129.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Munday 12 [superscript: the] the wind Still a head and Squally Stering\n[margin: Lat 37=59 / Long 125=36] by the wind at E B N Latter part the Same","wind":[["whole","ENE",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced head winds and squally weather, sailing east by north. Nothing else was reported.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-11","events":[],"lat":-37.55,"lon":-128.0548,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 13 [superscript: the] the Same Bound Home with a head wind\n[margin: Lat 37=33 / Long 0 0 0] Latter part the Same So Ends this day","plain":"They continued heading for home against an unfavorable headwind.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-12","events":[],"lat":-37.0,"lon":-126.5095,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 14 [superscript: th] Comences with a head wind and no Signs\n[margin: Lat 37=00 / Long 0 0 0] of a fair wind So Ends this day","plain":"The ship faced a headwind with no signs of fair weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-13","events":[],"lat":-36.3417,"lon":-124.9642,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 15 [superscript: the] the wind Still a head and the Ship a\n[margin: Lat 0 0 0 / Long 0 0 0] Leeking about 200 Strokes per Hour So En","plain":"The ship faced head winds while continuing to leak about 200 strokes an hour.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship leaked 200 strokes an hour","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":4}],"lat":-35.6833,"lon":-123.419,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 16 [superscript: the] Comences with Modrate S E wind Stering\n[margin: Lat 35=41 / Long 0 0 0] by the wind at E N E and the Midle part it\nbaulled to N and in the Morning Saw a grate\n[margin: [whale stamp] 43 / [whale stamp] 44 / [whale stamp] 45 / [whale stamp] 46] Boddy of Sperrm whales and Lowred all 3\nBoats and Killed 4 and at Night meltled 400\nforth them alonge Side at 1/2 4 Oclock we\nComenced Cuttings and cut 3 of them in by turn\nand gut the fins under the Boots for Dis","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","N",""]],"plain":"In the morning, the crew sighted a large pod of sperm whales and put out all three boats. They killed four whales, brought them alongside, and began stripping the blubber.","where":"at sea","catch":4,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1834-11-15","events":[],"lat":-35.3167,"lon":-121.8738,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 17th Employed in Cutting and Boiling with\n43=49. a fair wind to run to End\n0 0 0","plain":"The crew spent the day stripping blubber and boiling oil with a fair wind.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1834-11-16","events":[],"lat":-35.4,"lon":-120.3286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 18th Employed in Boiling dirty weather\n0 0 0 Latter part [struck: the] under thort sail to End\n0 0 0","plain":"The crew spent the day boiling blubber during dirty weather, reducing sail toward the end of the day.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1834-11-17","events":[],"lat":-35.4833,"lon":-118.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 19th Comences with Moderate wind from North\n35=29 Employed in Boiling to End dirty weather\n118=47","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew was busy boiling blubber into oil amid moderate northern winds and dirty weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-18","events":[],"lat":-36.7208,"lon":-117.0875,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 20th First part finished Boiling with Strong\n# 0 0 0 winds from N Steering S E with light\na gale Latter part Strong wind and Squally\n0 0 0 with raign am finish the oil Below and\nwashed off decks west and Core D to End Before it","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"Strong north winds and squalls of rain brought gales. The crew finished boiling blubber, stored the oil below deck, and washed down the decks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-19","events":[],"lat":-37.9583,"lon":-115.3916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 21th Comences with Strong wind from N Steering\n# 0 [struck: 0] 0 0 S E B E Latter part the wind hauld more to the\nSouthward So Ends Cracking on Sail [illegible] 0 0\n0 0 0","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","S",""]],"plain":"The ship made good time under strong winds, pressing ahead under heavy sail as the wind shifted southward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-20","events":[],"lat":-39.1958,"lon":-113.6958,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 20.th Comences with Moderate S W wind and at 3\nP M Brored up thorts an the wind Steering E S E\nin a thicth fogg and rain Latter part\nthe Capt had the Goat killed and I hearigt\nis well killed one of the Crew to End\n# 0 0 0","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"Sailing through thick fog and rain, the captain had the ship's goat slaughtered.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-21","events":[],"lat":-40.4333,"lon":-112.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 21th Comences with light wind Latter part Comenced\n# 40=46 hoisteing out the oill and Cooperd it and Stowd\nit in the aften hole abaut 70 bls to End Calms\n112=00","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"With light winds and ending in calms, the crew hoisted out about 70 barrels of oil, coopered the casks, and stowed them in the aft hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1834-11-22","events":[],"lat":-41.0,"lon":-108.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 22nd Comences with a Light Breaze from S W\n# 41=00 Steering S E middle and Latter part a Strong\nBreaze from the N and Westward runing under all\nsail for Cape Horne to End","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","NW","strong"],["latter","NW","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed with every sail set, heading toward Cape Horn with a strong breeze from the northwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-23","events":[],"lat":-42.6667,"lon":-104.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 23d Comences with a fine Breaze from N Steering\n# 0 0 0 S E with Studing sails out at 7 Sp Spolit\nand at thiree a.m. hauld the wind at E S E went\n104=00 a gale toock in the fore and Mizen T sail\nand at Midnigth took a Strong win from S W\nand Steird S E B S the Ship going 9 knots [illegible]\nLatter part the same to end no Dirt tho","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["middle","ESE","gale"],["middle","SW","strong"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A gale came on, forcing the crew to reduce sail. By midnight they caught strong southwest winds, driving the ship along at nine knots.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-24","events":[],"lat":-44.3333,"lon":-108.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Comences with Strong wind from S W Steirig\n44=30 E B S with 3 yard Spilt of the String 4 men at\nthe helm with a watch ta tackle purchis to it\n108=00 Latter part the Same to End 0 0 0","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"plain":"They sailed in strong winds, which split a spar. Steering became heavy enough that four men were needed at the helm, assisted by a tackle purchase.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Four men needed at the helm","quote":"4 men at the helm with a watch ta tackle purchis to it","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-25","events":[],"lat":-46.0,"lon":-104.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 25th Camences with strong winds from N S W\nLt 46 0 steering S E B E for th Horn with 3 men at\nthe helm we had a squall a threw the first\nLg 104 20 for 2 howrs Latter part more Modrate and mo\nall sail so Ends this day guing ahead","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They sailed toward Cape Horn in strong winds, with three men needed at the wheel to steer through a heavy two-hour squall before conditions moderated.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Three men needed at the wheel","quote":"steering S E B E for th Horn with 3 men at the helm","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-26","events":[],"lat":-46.5667,"lon":-102.0875,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 26th Strong winds from W Steering E S E\nwith Lower and topsmsail studings sails set who\nLt 46 34 we coul find tacks and sheets strong gany\nLatter part the same slights of hail and raind\nLg 0 0 0 saw gunnys and hagletts so Ends so itte an E","wind":[["first","W","strong"]],"weather":["hail","rain"],"plain":"Strong winds drove the ship under heavy sail, accompanied by squalls of hail and rain. They spotted gannets and haglets during the day.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Squalls of hail and rain","quote":"","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw gunnys and hagletts","quote":"saw gunnys and hagletts","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-27","events":[],"lat":-48.7333,"lon":-99.8417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 27th the Camencez with strong widdz winds steerin\nE S E Middle part squalley and took in sail Lat\nLt 48 44 part More Modrate [struck: s and] Made all sail So End\nLg 0 0 E","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The day began with strong winds, steering east-southeast. The middle part brought squalls, so they reduced sail, but conditions moderated later and they set all sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-11-28","events":[],"lat":-50.35,"lon":-97.5958,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 28th the Camences with Modrate wind headeng\nE B E Middle part Light winds Latter part\nLt 50 21 Calm and hoisted the pumps on dech to\nClean out the well rain so End with fine wea\nLg 0 0 0 for so high Lattitude anly 1200 mill from C Ho","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Light winds turned to calm, and the crew hoisted the pumps onto the deck to clean out the pump well. The day ended with rain and remarkably fine weather for such a high latitude, only 1,200 miles from Cape Horn.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Noted fine weather near Cape Horn","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-11-29","events":[],"lat":-50.8,"lon":-95.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 29th the Camences Calm and very pleasant Lattitude 50\nthis is disagreable to have fine weather and Bound Hor\nLt 50 48 with no wind and run the roask of roaing whales\nLg 9[struck: 9]8-21 Latter part Light wind from N and steerd E S E So En","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm and pleasant. The keeper grumbled that it was disagreeable to have fine weather while bound for home, leaving them stranded without wind and risking the chore of having to row after whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper grumbled about calm weather","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-11-30","events":[],"lat":-52.225,"lon":-92.85,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 30th the Camences with strong winds from N steering E S\nfor the Capes with thick foggy Latter part Clear and\nLt 0 0 0 Made all sail starboard [drawing: whale tail] and the schooner lost bowe\nLg 0 0 0","wind":[["first","N","strong"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Strong northerly winds and thick fog gave way to clear weather as the ship headed east-south for the Capes under full sail.","where":"at sea","place":"the Capes"},{"date":"1834-12-01","events":[],"lat":-53.65,"lon":-90.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec first Camences with strang winds from N steerin\nLt 53 39 E S E undar all sail and fair prospect of getting rou\nsame day anothr Latter part the same and very Coold\nLg 90-21","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","N","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed east-southeast with every sail set with strong north winds and very cold weather, with good hopes of rounding the Horn.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-02","events":[],"lat":-55.9083,"lon":-86.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tusday 2 [blot] the Camences with strong wind from N steering E S E\nand at Night put under topsailes we made all the Lat\nLt 0 0 0 required to pass the Horn and in the Morning th\nLg 86-21 wind at N W and steerd E & E than Being so fowad\nwersteerd S So End under all sail going 10 knot\nthrougth the warter with fine Clear weather an\nabouht 400 miles to the westward of Cape Horn\nwe have made abount 2600 miles to the weather\nand boartand since we gut our Last whales the sun\nset Last nigth Just betore 9 o'cloc and wosze this\nMorning Just befour 3 o'clock the Daylight did\nnot disapear at all and you Cane se to reed att midn\nan Deck the sun is about of 6 hours below the horison\nwe had its all nigth wheir we pourd theire Began seven\n\n[written vertically in left margin:]\nall hands Employed in Boaling out\nthe fore hould to find the\ntire of the wather cask\nwhaler","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","NW",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Sailing swiftly toward Cape Horn with every sail set, the crew bailing out the fore hold to reach the water casks. The keeper noted daylight lasted through the night, bright enough to read on deck at midnight.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Daylight lasted all night near Cape Horn","quote":"the Daylight did not disapear at all and you Cane se to reed att midn an Deck","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","place":"Cape Horn"},{"date":"1834-12-03","events":[],"lat":-58.1667,"lon":-81.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 3d Cominces with Strong wind from N Stearing\nE N E Latter part the wind hauld to E and Stand by\nthe wind at N E So Ends this Day with ane lick\n58:10\n71:24","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"The day brought strong winds as the ship continued on its course; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-04","events":[],"lat":-58.2,"lon":-77.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 4th Cominces with with Strong winds from E N E Stearing\nby the wind at N N E Middle part Strongs winds and\nSqualls of rain and hove her to under d Close reef M\nand fore topsail Latter part Calm and and lund Grandpas\nwith fine plensant weather and totattle worn So End\n58:12\n77:37\n[struck:","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","calm"],"plain":"Strong winds and rain squalls forced the crew to stop and wait under close-reefed sails before the weather turned calm and pleasant.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw grampus","quote":"lund Grandpas"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-05","events":[],"lat":-57.6667,"lon":-75.1583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 5th]\nFriday 5th Cominces with Light airs heading E N E but Makeing\nNo head way and found a Leeke in the Bread State\nand Sent the Carpinter to Stop it if possable Bound\nhome with no kind Cang Joy to Maketh homeward Bound\na man Ship is plungeint fowad with a head heat Sea and\n4 P M the wind at Spring up N and Steered East\nand at 7 P M Saw a Ship ahead Sturing S W and\nbegan She hauled up her Corses and backed in her\nstuding sails and Setted her topselant sails and hauled\nher Main topsail abach and We shoot along about\none 1/4 of a Mile to windward of him the Capt could\nnot Speak and he showed Americon Coulars She\nwas a 3 Boat Ship with painted ports and a narow\nwhite Streake up her Bull wark Latter part the wind\nat N and Steerd E N E with smort Squalls of Snow\nSo End this\n57:43\n0 0 0\n[sketch in left margin: pencil drawing of a bird?]","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","N",""],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["squalls","snow"],"plain":"With light winds and a rough head sea, the ship made little progress toward home. The crew discovered a leak in the bread room and sent the carpenter to fix it, later passing an unidentified American three-boat ship.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper reflected on the homeward voyage","quote":"Bound home with no kind Cang Joy to Maketh homeward Bound","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-12-06","events":[],"lat":-58.0333,"lon":-72.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday [struck: 1] 6 the Comences with Strong S W wind and Squalls\nof Snow Stearing E N E under Dauble reef Middle part\nwe had Smort Squalls of Snow and a grote quantity of\nhail Latter part passed the Diego[struck: s] poind [illegible] would\nto Se them if the weather had ben Clear to 6 a c l\n58:02\n72:42","wind":[["first","SW","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","snow","hail","clear"],"plain":"Strong southwest winds brought squalls of snow and heavy hail. They passed the Diego Ramirez Islands, noting they would have seen them if the weather had been clear.","where":"near land","place":"Diego [Ramirez]","at":"diego-ramirez-islands"},{"date":"1834-12-07","events":[],"lat":-57.0166,"lon":-68.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 7 the Comences with Strong winds from West Steering\nE N E Mye part Billey Hurst shiped for Mate had\na row with a Portugee Boy and had to Call\nthe 2nd Mate to him So thim Latter part Squalls [illegible]\n0 0 0\n58:00","wind":[["first","W","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong westerly winds brought squally weather. Billy Hurst, who had shipped as mate, had a fight with a Portuguese boy and had to call for the second mate's help.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Mate fought with a Portuguese boy","quote":"had a row with a Portugee Boy and had to Call the 2nd Mate to him","interest":5}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-08","events":[],"lat":-56.0,"lon":-64.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 8 the Comences with Strong winds from S S W Steering\nN B E and at 4 P M Saw the Island Bearing at N W\nDis about 30 miles and Steerd N B W until [illegible] P M\nand then within about 15 miles West of N East for\nthe Portuneangs Island Middle and Latter part was\nrain and fugy very Dissagreeable weathers in deed\nand Caulld and Sevear a fair weather to End Lost Sight of the Island\n56:00\n[struck: 64:] 70","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"The ship sailed past the Portuneangs Island in rain and thick fog, enduring what the keeper called \"very disagreeable weather indeed and cold and severe.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Complained of cold and disagreeable weather","quote":"very Dissagreeable weathers in deed and Caulld and Sevear","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Portuneangs Island","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-12-09","events":[],"lat":-54.6334,"lon":-61.9167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 9 the Comences with Strong S W wind Steering N B W\nLatter part Modrate wind from W N W and theerd\nN B W for the Falkneings Island to send a Boat on\nShore to See if there is a Colony setted are there and a\ngood plase to recrute a Ship So Ends 8 aclo\n84\n0 0 0\n0 0 0","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["latter","WNW","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship steered toward the Falkland Islands to send a boat ashore and check if there was a settlement and a good place to resupply.","where":"near land","place":"Falkneings Island"},{"date":"1834-12-10","events":[],"lat":-53.2667,"lon":-59.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wensday 10[th] Commences with Light wind from W S W and then S S W\nLat 53 = 16 and in the Morning Saw the Land Bearing N W about\n30 miles Dis and the had fell so much to Leward of the\nLy 0 0 0 Island that he gave up the [struck: I]dea of getting to them and\n[margin: 30 miles Dis\n[illegible]\nLand dis\nCound 1 by the [illegible]\n[illegible]]\nStuck her ahedy[?] for our next Batnes[?] Land Latter part\nfine weather and Moderate wind from W and then S S W\nand got the fore and Mizen top galant masts and yards\nup and this day with one of the Falkning Island in\nSight that is inhabited by the English planters & c","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["latter","W","moderate"]],"plain":"With light winds, the crew sighted land about 30 miles off. Having drifted too far downwind to reach the islands, the captain gave up and steered ahead, ending the day in sight of the Falkland Islands.","where":"near land","place":"Falkning Island"},{"date":"1834-12-11","events":[],"lat":-51.7833,"lon":-56.4167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 11th Commences with Moderate wind from S Steering\nLat 51 = 47 N S E Middle and Latter part the wind at N Hum\nb it at N S B E the watcth Employed in running muc[k]\nLy 0 0 0 rining rigging and othere shifps Cuty to Cmh","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["middle","N",""],["latter","N",""]],"plain":"Moderate winds as the ship steered southeast; the watch spent the day working on the rigging and attending to other shipboard duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-12","events":[],"lat":-50.35,"lon":-53.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 12th Commences with Modratt wind from N and Ens S E\nLat 50 = 21 the watch Employed in shifps duty [struck: c] 0 0 0 0 0\nLy 53 = 40","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate winds with the crew busy with ship's duties; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-13","events":[],"lat":-49.1,"lon":-50.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 13th Commences with strong wind from N Stering by the\nwind at N E B E Middle part thunder and Lightening and r[ain]\n[Lat] 49 = 06 and at 12 Clock a Stwngs Breeze from W B S and\nLy 50 = 30 steerd N N E So Ens this day with a gate mene[?] the c[ompass]","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","W by S","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["thunder","lightning","rain","gale"],"plain":"Strong winds gave way to thunder, lightning, and rain, followed by another stiff breeze and stormy weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-14","events":[],"lat":-48.3333,"lon":-48.7708,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 14th Commences with strong wind from W B S Steerin[g]\nLat 48 = 20 N N E Latter part Calm and Caucht a peorpid[e]\nSo Ends & the th foggy and Light airs from N\nLy 0 0 0","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"The day began with strong winds, followed by calms, light winds, and fog. The crew caught a porpoise.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a porpoise","quote":"Latter part Calm and Caucht a peorpid[e]","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1834-12-15","events":[],"lat":-47.6444,"lon":-47.0416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 15th Commences with a thick foggy and Calm the\nLat 0 0 [struck: [illegible]] Great abundance of pain and [struck: c] [struck: at] at B A M D Strong Breez\nspringing up at [illegible] B W and Steerd N N E and by\nLy 0 0 0 [10?] A M [struck: wit] hauled to N Segd ahead Now we want to Sp[eak]\na shipp Bound home to Send Letters that we startid\nfor hom Several months previous [struck: th] by Contraly wind[s]\nwe are not Like to get there this 4 years all the [illegible]\nwe have gon the last math Continibly hed wind and rai[n]\nEnds this day","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["fog","calm","rain"],"plain":"The day began with thick fog, calm seas, and heavy rain before a strong breeze picked up. The keeper lamented that they wanted to speak a homebound ship to send letters, despairing that head winds would keep them from getting home anytime soon.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper despaired of ever reaching home","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1834-12-16","events":[],"lat":-46.9556,"lon":-45.3125,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 16th Commences with Modrate winds from N S W and\nLat 0 0 0 the fet hauling to the Westward and by 11 P M fore he[r]\nsto under a Close reef Main topsail and 2 Stay[sail]\nLy 0 0 0 in a gale from N W with the hevyriest sell\nI ever saw they run Mountains higer at that mo[ment]\nand at 11 A M undertook to Loose and reef the fo[re]\nSail to set it and 7 of us went on to the yar[d]\nas I often working about 20 minuets the Sail\ngott Loose and the Lifter parted and up went\nthe yard and 7 uv us and they L[illegible] fell and are out\n2 of us one had his Ligts dipped in to the water an[d]\nwe fell out of sight and that is all we know for\ntheir tooh and [illegible] the tale foolishness truls","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","NW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"A severe northwest gale brought the heaviest seas the keeper had ever seen. While seven men were reefing the foresail, a lift parted and tipped the yard, tossing them about and plunging two men down into the sea.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Seven men flung from yardarm during gale","quote":"the Lifter parted and up went the yard and 7 uv us and they L[illegible] fell and are out 2 of us","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-17","events":[],"lat":-46.2667,"lon":-43.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 17th the Comences with a Gale from W N W Lying two under\nLat 46=16 close reef Main Tops Sail and the heaviest Sea I Ever saw\nand the Ship Leikking from 4 to 500 Strokes per hour in a\n43=35 ten reefing worths most proberley Latter part the wind\n[illegible] hauled to to the westward and made sail and Steard\nN B E under all the sail she wold Stande under","wind":[["first","WNW","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"A severe gale struck the ship with what the keeper called \"the heaviest sea I ever saw.\" The ship sprang a leak, requiring 400 to 500 pump strokes an hour, before the weather eased.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ship battered by massive seas and leaking","quote":"the heaviest Sea I Ever saw and the Ship Leikking from 4 to 500 Strokes per hour","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-18","events":[],"lat":-44.6667,"lon":-42.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 18th the Comences with strongs wind from W Steared N B E\nand the wind hauled to N at Sun Down with raine and\nLat 44=40 in the Middle watch we had thunder Lightnings and\nSqualls and a heavey Sea and the rain Pared Down\n42=20 in Cateraeths I Steard at the helm 2 hourst and got\ndrenched through and then comenced takkenein\nSail so heavey I coold Scarse get about the decks\nLatter part a [struck: Gale] [illegible] from S W and Steard\nN B E under Close reef fore and Main top sail &\nBored her all under the water all over her to End","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["first","N",""],["latter","SW","gale"]],"weather":["rain","thunder","lightning","squalls","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy squalls brought thunder, lightning, and torrential rain, with seas washing completely over the ship. The keeper took a two-hour turn at the helm, getting soaked through, and found the deck nearly impassable while reducing sail.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Severe storm poured rain in cataracts","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-19","events":[],"lat":-43.3333,"lon":-40.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 19 the Comences with a Gale from S W Lying to NB\nunder Short Sail and by 2 oclock we had the hoce\nLat 43=20 under a Close reef Main topsaile in the heaviest\ngales I Ever Experienced the wind Blowed so that its\n40=00 was all most Imposoble to haung to the [illegible] with\nboth hand to prevent Beeing Blowed of but by 4 oclock\nthe gale abated and keeptt her of under a Close reef\nMain topsail and fore Sail with a heavey Sea Midle\npart a fine Breezes from W S W and Medasail to NE","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["middle","WSW","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship weathered a violent southwest gale under shortened sail. The keeper noted it was the heaviest gale the keeper had ever experienced, blowing so hard it was nearly impossible to hold on with both hands.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Endured the heaviest gale ever experienced","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-20","events":[],"lat":-41.4333,"lon":-39.4667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 20 the Comences with Midrate wind from S W and Steared\nN B E the watch Employed in rigging a new Single\n41=26 Martingale we had our [illegible] and washed away and\napart of her head and Bullworks in the Last gale the\nwind Blowed so hard that it Blew all the tar of the\n00 0 rigging and some of the Buttens of ouer masts Latter\nLatter part Calm our Fore topsails and took them\nto go to Wright Whale and I got redy for Lowering boats","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While repairing the rigging, they mistook distant fore topsails for a right whale and prepared to lower boats.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Gale blew the tar off the rigging","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-21","events":[],"lat":-39.3333,"lon":-38.9333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 21 the Comences Calm headings N B E the watch emp\nin repairing Damage dune by the Last Gale Midle part\n39=20 thick and Cloudy and a Modrate Breeze from E\nand Stared by the wind at N and caught the Right Whale\nLatter part Light winds So Ens this day","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","E","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"The crew repaired damage after the gale and caught a porpoise as the wind lightened.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-22","events":[],"lat":-39.8333,"lon":-38.4,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 22d the Comences with a Light Breeze from E N E and\nSteared N B N Latter part the Wocked of to N E\n39 50 with all hands Employed in Ship workkstudis\n00 0","wind":[["first","ENE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes as the ship steered north by north, later turning off to the northeast. All hands were occupied with routine ship work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-23","events":[],"lat":-39.75,"lon":-37.8666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuseday 23 the Comences with Light wind from N heading East\nMidle part Squally and rain was disagreeable wether\n39 [struck: 40] 45 at 8 A M the wind [struck: Sitted] Shited at S W and Steared N B N\n85 under all sail Carryd the M top galant Spirt Sail Yard\n00 0 all well and soon of the Whale all [illegible] of it & quite","wind":[["first","N","light"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced squally, rainy, and \"disagreeable\" weather under light to shifting winds. While sailing with all sails set, they carried away the main topgallant and spritsail yards.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Spars carried away under all sail","quote":"under all sail Carryd the M top galant Spirt Sail Yard","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-24","events":[],"lat":-35.2167,"lon":-37.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday 24th Commences with Light wind from SW Wind\nLat 38-13 Steering NE with all [struck: hand] Canvass spread about\nthe biggin Latter part the wind to ESE &\nLong 37-20 Crossed the fore topp gallant yard & c & c & c","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"They sailed northeast under all canvas with light winds from the southwest, which later shifted to the east-southeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-25","events":[],"lat":-33.5333,"lon":-37.3889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 25th Commences with Moderate wind from\nLat 33-32 SSW Steering NE Latter part Calm all\nLong d o d o hands Employed in fitting riggin to ENE","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Moderate winds gave way to a calm as the ship headed northeast. The entire crew spent the day working on the ship's rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-26","events":[],"lat":-33.175,"lon":-37.4445,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 26th Commences Calm heeding NE Dull\nMusick this [struck: Becaus] have had a calm [illegible]\ndrinat north that is no benifitt to us ESE","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship lay becalmed, with the logkeeper complaining of the dull conditions and an unhelpful current.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-27","events":[],"lat":-32.8167,"lon":-37.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 27th Commences Calm and very hott weather\nLat 32-49 Employed in fitting riggin Middle part\nLong 34-30 a Breze sprung up at NW by W and steerd NE\nLatter part the wind to ENE","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","NW by W",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm and very hot while the crew worked on the rigging. A breeze later picked up as they sailed on.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-28","events":[],"lat":-32.0833,"lon":-35.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 28th Commences with Moderate wind from NW\nLat d o d o Steering by the wind at NE by E all hands Employ\ntackd ship under high sail under a hott\nLong d o d o sun Latter part the wind hawled to SE and\nsteerd NE by E to ENE","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed under a hot sun with moderate winds, turning course as the wind shifted. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-29","events":[],"lat":-31.35,"lon":-34.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 29th A fine Breze from SE Steerig NBE\nLat 31-21 Latter part the wind fell all sail set long chaps\nLong 34-00 tottering the waters East all hands employed","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in a fine breeze with all sails set, as all hands were kept busy.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-30","events":[],"lat":-30.9,"lon":-32.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 30th Commences Calm and the sails fluttering Middle\nLat 30-41 part Light airs from NNE and headed to the\nLong 32-00 when she was heeding SE to ENE with short\njurs when I and no hopes of Spreading the [illegible]","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","NNE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm with the sails fluttering, followed by light airs from the north-northeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1834-12-31","events":[],"lat":-28.7667,"lon":-30.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wendsday 31 Commences Calm with the Breze [illegible]\nLat 28-40 the westhery Bay and all hands Employed not in\nShips duty Middle part a Breze sproong up\nLong 30-00 at N and steerd under the wind at WSW to NE","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","N","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The day began calm before a breeze picked up from the north, and the crew was occupied with routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-01","events":[],"lat":-27.8333,"lon":-28.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday January first Commences a near [illegible] with a N\nLat 27-09 wind and we Beating to the Eastward heeding\nNE and ENE and we are the alters and\nLong 28-00 smacking 4 points Leeway this is getting\nalong buciness fast if the wind dont Change\nI never know we shall get off this bay from\nfive I hope the Next is Land Latter part [illegible]\nthe Jiggor with the Happizen for the [illegible]\nwith us to S","wind":[["first","N",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed against a north wind, making heavy leeway to the east. The keeper complained that they were making little headway and worried they would struggle to get clear if the wind did not change.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about slow progress","quote":"this is getting along buciness fast if the wind dont Change","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-02","events":[],"lat":-28.2666,"lon":-28.0429,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 2.nd Commences with a Strong Breeze from [illegible]\nplining on the wind at E with rain and thick\nclowdy weather Middle part the same to End with\na gale and No hopes of getting to the Southard","wind":[["first","","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","cloudy","gale"],"plain":"Strong winds and thick, rainy weather worsened into a gale, leaving the keeper with no hope of making progress south.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper lost hope of heading south","quote":"End with a gale and No hopes of getting to the Southard","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-03","events":[],"lat":-28.7,"lon":-28.0857,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 3.d Commences with Strong wind from S Heading\n28\"12 N E By E Middle part More Modirate with win\nLatter part [illegible] weather heading E to E N E","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["middle","","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with strong winds from the south that later moderated; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-04","events":[],"lat":-27.9667,"lon":-28.1286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 4.th Commences with Light Airs from North\n27\"59 steerings E [struck: &] [illegible] E with the swelst [illegible]\nthe ship Stiff with her and the wind\n28\"48 blowes It [struck: off] Middle part Calm and in the\nMorning a Light Breeze from N and wore to\nN W By W the wind so it [illegible] and gutt uper a\nCas[struck: k]he of Bread and it was most all spoiled must\nprobliby the Last we have on board to Eat","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms slowed the ship. They brought up a cask of bread, only to find it almost entirely spoiled—probably the last they had left aboard to eat.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Last bread aboard found spoiled","quote":"most all spoiled must probliby the Last we have on board to Eat","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-05","events":[],"lat":-27.7333,"lon":-28.1714,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday 5.th Commences with Modirate wind from N and\nsteering on the tack shut the [illegible] down and another the scuttle\n27\"44 Boath out Betwixt Decks and found we had 2 Cashes\nof rotten Pork of Bread and 3 Barrells of Flower and\n4 0.138 lb of coarted and the fulls of Cackroches So End","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"plain":"While checking the supplies between decks, the crew discovered two casks of rotten pork and bread, three barrels of spoiled flour, and an infestation of cockroaches.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Provisions found spoiled and full of cockroaches","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-06","events":[],"lat":-27.3167,"lon":-28.2143,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 6.th Commences with Modirate wind from N and and\nall hand Employed on Bending old on Bending sails\n27\"19 to repair them So End this Day fine weather\n[illegible]","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate winds. The crew spent the day unbending old sails to repair them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-07","events":[],"lat":-27.3333,"lon":-28.2571,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 7.th Commences with Light wind from N Standing\nup the wind at [illegible] N By W am [struck: But] has Decreast the D[illegible]\n27\"20 to E N E and in the morning tacked to the Nothard\nagain and soon saw a ship a head Standing to\nthe Eastward and Stand for her and at 8 AM got\ndown to her and tacked and Stood to the East [illegible]\nwith her and hoisted the American Insign and\nshe and she showed English Couleurs and we\n[drawing: brig] Brig lowered a Boat the Weather Being Light and Board\nthem fore refreshments and at [illegible] the Boat\nreturned to the Ship with Some sweet Beans and\n1 [illegible] and some wine and tell us afronte of the\nBrig to be the [blank] He lumber of Port of havens Califor[illegible]\nof passage 47 Days from [illegible] with a Cargo\nof hides tallow and sheep skins [illegible] and there\nHe reported 4 American Whalemen Lying at [illegible]\nthey had Mether and Boat and a Cask of Dtrinen[illegible]\nso all that was Murdered the owners Send Left\nthe Caiph at [illegible] the Crew [illegible] have a fat [illegible]\nmuderat it is what all of them should Do to Err\nin companey with the Brig","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"The crew met an English brig carrying hides, tallow, and sheepskins. They sent a boat aboard to trade for provisions, returning with wine and sweet beans, and sailed in company with the brig.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded provisions with an English brig","quote":"the Boat returned to the Ship with Some sweet Beans and 1 [illegible] and some wine","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-08","events":[],"lat":-26.7333,"lon":-28.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 8th Commences with Light winds from N and\nat 1 P M 4 Boats Crew went on Board of the\nBaig with the Capt to barge some Oil and was thare\nuntill knight and then returned to the Ship and\nstoo'd to the N and westerd through the night and\nin the moring saw our baright far off to the Leward\nwe reatched and spoke him he had not got all his c[illegible]\nLat 26..44\nLong 27..15","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"Four boat crews went aboard a brig with the captain to transfer some oil, staying until nightfall. In the morning, they reached and met the brig again after finding it far to leeward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-09","events":[],"lat":-26.3167,"lon":-29.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 9th Commences allmost Calm and the Brig in\nour wake at the same gog in the moring he was in\nthe brig on Alboard Employed in mud [illegible] to\nthis is passing not to have nothing to Eat yit [illegible]\npress prisil your own cloths and yit no pay\nLat 26..19\nLong 28..","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In nearly calm seas, a brig trailed in their wake. The keeper bitterly complained about the lack of food, working without pay, and having to mend their own clothes.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of hunger and unpaid work","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-01-10","events":[],"lat":-26.1,"lon":-29.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 10th Commences Calm and just at night the win\nshifts from S the furst for 19 days Middle par\nthe wind all round the Compass with rain and\nSqualls to make hopes of the trades and at 9 A M\ntook the wind fresh S E and steard N B E\nLat 26..06\nLong 29..12","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","S",""],["middle","variable",""],["latter","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["calm","rain","squalls"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to shifting winds, rain, and squalls, raising hopes of catching the trade winds, before a fresh southeast breeze picked up.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-11","events":[],"lat":-25.4833,"lon":-29.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 11th Commences with a fine Breeze from S E\nsteared N E Middle part Squally Latter part and\nother part Light airs and at 8 A M saw 2 Bra[illegible]\nBarqs W N W heading N to our Coleur[illegible]\nand the Brigs ahead about 12 miles Dis\nLat 25..29\nLong 29..16","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They sailed through squally weather and light winds, sighting two barks and a brig in the distance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-12","events":[],"lat":-23.8,"lon":-29.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 12th Commences Calm and the Brigs in sigh[illegible]\nfar off Middle part a Breez from N N E\nand steard by the wind at N W B N and in the\nMarning saw anex of the Brigs ahead and and[struck: e]\nbent the Spanker and rigged it to Bruil to th[illegible]\nLat 23..48\nLong 29..33","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","NNE",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to a breeze from the north-northeast. They kept sight of the brigs in the distance, adjusted their course, and bent and rigged the spanker sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-13","events":[],"lat":-23.15,"lon":-30.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 13th furst part the wind hawled more to the E[illegible]\nwe luff up N N W Middle part N B E try\ntry to fechch the Isl of Trimadado if posable\nI think this wind will prove to be the Trades now\nLat 23..09 and\nLong 30..00","wind":[["first","E",""],["middle","NNE",""]],"plain":"The crew adjusted their course to try to reach the island of Trinidad, hoping the shifting wind would prove to be the trade winds.","where":"at sea","place":"Trimadado"},{"date":"1835-01-14","events":[],"lat":-21.5333,"lon":-30.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 14th Commences with Modrate winds from N E an[illegible]\nsteared in the wind at N B W and in the morning\nsaw 3 Barqs of the Lee quarter about the same mi[illegible]\nDis and much fail the same with her but\nI think she will Beat us in a Long run\nall three was races over the Barqs out of sigh[illegible]\nand Left them far asteran at 8 A M [illegible]\ncome up of with us and spoke with in gun\n1/4 of a mile and shewed English Colo[illegible]\nand we ansred with the Star band An tha[illegible]\nLat 21..32\nLong [illegible]\nBut -\nBest","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spotted three barks and outsailed them over a running race. One vessel came up within a quarter-mile, showing English colors, and they answered with the American flag.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper predicted a bark would beat them","quote":"I think she will Beat us in a Long run","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-01-15","events":[],"lat":-20.1167,"lon":-30.9167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 16th This Day Commences with Strong winds from N E\nSteering by the wind at E S E 1st and at 3 P M\ntackd to the Eastward and at 4 P M tackd to N\nagain there was More form a [illegible] is this\nregion I G tuder as I thought we should\nhave to beat throught the Ice [illegible] to the Southern\nOshean & [blot] lost Sight of the [blot] whan I\nSo Ends this Day\n\n[left margin of Thursday 16th]\n20=07\n801\n(())","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong northeast winds forced the crew to beat against the wind and turn repeatedly, fearing they might have to navigate through ice to reach the Southern Ocean.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Feared having to beat through ice","quote":"as I thought we should have to beat throught the Ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Beat through the ice","quote":"thought we should\nhave to beat throught the Ice","topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-16","events":[],"lat":-18.6667,"lon":-31.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 17th This Commences with a Strong wind from N E\nSteering N E by East and Carreing 3 [Reeves] of [illegible]\nfore Topsl & Staysal with all kinds of\n[illegible] or Betwist prince [illegible] & [illegible]\nthis will [illegible] that I get to the most jo[illegible]\n[maginelba?] the [illegible] of Bread Moldy Bread\nand rotten flower and Stinking Meat that\nour Dogs wold not Eat But for Coffe\nhar d Soft [illegible] this for a man [among?]\nthat has sene Better Days Life the [illegible] I\nBit nuir min one old Salt make one\nsing and [illegible] we must pay for Larning\nwe Cant Expect to git it all gratis\nSo Ends this Day console myself 0000\n\n[left margin of Friday 17th]\n18=40\n31=46\nLand [illegible]\nCape Corrientes","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong northeast winds blew as the ship steered northeast by east. The keeper complained bitterly about the terrible provisions aboard, including moldy bread, rotten flour, and stinking meat that even the dogs would not eat.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained about spoiled food","quote":"Moldy Bread and rotten flower and Stinking Meat that our Dogs wold not Eat","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Corrientes","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-01-17","events":[],"lat":-16.8667,"lon":-32.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 17th This Commences with Moderate wind Sqaly\nN E by E with all Sail Capt & I about the\nShip Blushing and Staying Carpenters Doings Cooppering\nShip makeing tubs rings Barbreing &\nCapac making mat makeing but not Capt\nmakeing pointings [illegible] and Casking\nlatter part the wind horld to S E and\nwe made all Sail and she went through\nthe water So fast that we ware ablaged\nto thraw water over the red Sun Case\nto Cool the rudder Iron Preng Employd\nin fiting the Ship in getting things\nto winter painting the [illegible] and\nBlocks and in fact through out So\nEnd with 000000 000000\n\n[left margin of Saturday 17th]\n16=52\n32=08\nStirn with foul sails\nin [illegible]\n87","wind":[["first","NE by E","moderate"],["latter","SE",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew stayed busy with routine ship maintenance, carpentry, and coopering. Later, under full sail, the ship moved so quickly that the crew had to pour water over the rudder irons to cool them.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Cooled rudder irons with water","quote":"she went through the water So fast that we ware ablaged to thraw water over the red Sun Case to Cool the rudder Iron","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-18","events":[],"lat":-14.1333,"lon":-32.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 18th Commences with Moderate wind\nLat 14-07 from E to S E steering N B E fore\npart At daylight saw the coast Bank\nLg 32=11 and steering to the Northsmithing and\npainting new [illegible] with paint ma\nken from head to foot [illegible] the wood\nMiddle and Latter part squalley So Ends","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sighted land at daylight, steered north, and worked on maintenance and painting. The weather turned squally later in the day.","where":"near land","place":"coast Bank"},{"date":"1835-01-19","events":[],"lat":-12.0,"lon":-33.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 19th Commences with Moderate wind from\nLat 12-09 [S?] E steering N with Light squalls\ntrying to lay her for, & fitting the o\nLg 33=00 ld man thout the Ship for Afan [Island?]\nnot to visit thet we can Depend upon\nLatter part the same So Ends all well","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","E","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They sailed northward under moderate winds with light squalls, preparing the ship for an intended island visit. All ended well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-20","events":[],"lat":-9.3167,"lon":-33.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 20th Commences with Moderate wind from East\nLat 9=19 steering N finished in clothing the shrouds\nclearing them and Kelly wanted the boys to\nLg 33-31 put up tins of theirs on watch and not muff\nto. those that had to do it and at 4 P M kept\nfor the Md for the Land and at 8 P M sounded twice\nand got bottom 80 fathoms and got no Bottom\nand at 11 sounded again and got no Bottom\nand at 12 ock sounded and got bottom with\n40 fathoms and at one ock sounded and got\nBottom with 30 fathoms and at 2 ock sounded\nand got Bottom with 25 fathoms white sand\nand then hove who to the main topsail and\nat daylight saw the Land of the Lee bow and\nkept off W B S for it was San froull Catterina\nand we stood in and saw one of the Bo\nto speak D Catterina But he was so frightened\nthat he thouth we old [Lagos?] in shier expect\nfor cause they were studying and wanted to have\nSaw a small their fish and so we must stand of until 12 oc\nSchooner in then find it By the Latitude and at Noon\nshore the City and at one P M saw the City\nSo Ends this Day Dutifull Country","wind":[["first","E","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging before heading toward land, taking frequent soundings through the night. At daylight they sighted Santa Catarina and approached, but a local boat fled in fear. By the afternoon, they sighted the city.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Local boat fled in fear","quote":"he was so frightened that he thouth we old [Lagos?] in shier","interest":2}],"where":"near land","place":"San froull Catterina","at":"florianopolis"},{"date":"1835-01-21","events":[],"lat":-8.35,"lon":-34.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Jan 1835 Standing Along the Coast of Brazile\n[margin]\n[struck: Wensday]\nLat\n45=19\n34=55\n[/margin]\n[struck: Tuesday 20th] Commences with Light S E trades and Steering\nalonag Shore for Pernambuco and at 2 P M [illegible]\nabout arived with in about 10 miles of the City\nand Loured a Boat and went in for Praint Oil\nOrranges Indigo and news and Spoil of and on with\nthe Ship with 4 Brigs and Sevrel Schooneres in Sight\nand at 8 P M the Boat returned to the ship with\n1700 Oringes at 50 Cents per hundred and 100 pound sugar\nand Brought news that Capt Davis and Mr Felt of\nSalem ware here and they gave olls them all the news\nthat was pasable nels from the C House and Capt Haskell\n&c the Harbor was full of shiping and 2 Brazelian\nManawar here and the City full of Soldears an\nOficers godenes kno uny houng about the City they\nExpect a Sevel War there to night Contentuy here\nthat had neer of thro Excels this of Tenneson 19 speles\nbetter in the Eugstin? It seams they sent all of there\nBest Solgers an Calvary Bakk in the intear\nto fight the Indians and the Solders rose\non there ofisers and are returniog to take the\nCity and put them to the Suord all the rich\npeople here buried there plate in Barel\nin the shipin an keeps yer Bord all thare then\nthat thay have saved perpision to Beat thin\nBut it is unfirtin hop thay are Strong enoth\nthe City the port stoud out and the wind in at 2 got off\nthetot off N B W and in the morning fourd auvides\n7 miles of the Coast the hansumest and plesnestest\nplace I ever saw it Coured with vegatation and\nabout modente hithe as fer as the Eye Can reach\nSo Ens this day feasting on Orringes & & &\n\n[margin running vertically along left side of the upper entry]\n[illegible] the Capt [illegible] the Harbor that we North as Pernam\nbuco and sent the [struck: 2nd] [inserted: 1st] M and 5 men in the Boat had to Row\n20 miles 2 M being Sick Draged me there and 4 Negroes and 2 Whites\n[/margin]\n\n","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Cruising off Pernambuco, Brazil, they sent a boat into port for supplies and news, returning with 1,700 oranges and sugar. They brought alarming reports that soldiers had mutinied inland and were marching to sack the city, prompting locals to hide their valuables on ships. The day ended with the crew feasting on oranges.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Rumors of rebellion at Pernambuco","quote":"the Solders rose on there ofisers and are returniog to take the City and put them to the Suord","interest":2},{"kind":"accident","title":"Second mate sick","quote":"2 M being Sick Draged me there","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land","place":"Pernambuco","at":"recife"},{"date":"1835-01-22","events":[],"lat":-4.0,"lon":-35.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"[margin]\nThursdac\nLat\n7=00\n35=00\n[/margin]\n23 [inserted: nd] Commences with Modente S E trades Steering\nN B W alonag the Coast for Rio grand Midle\npart Strong wind and in the morning Lost Sight of\nthe Land no bypes of goin to Rio & winder the bod\nno thauagtts of goin there when he said he was asling al\ngoing to get Oringes and Beef Midle and Latter\npart Strong S E trades and Steered N to Ens\n\n","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","","strong"],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed along the coast in strong trade winds, losing sight of land in the morning. The keeper noted with disappointment that there was no hope of stopping at Rio Grande for oranges and beef despite what had been promised.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Disappointment over missed stop for fresh provisions","quote":"no bypes of goin to Rio & winder the bod no thauagtts of goin there when he said","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Rio grand","via":[[-34.75,-8.05],[-34.75,-6.85],[-34.85,-6.25]]},{"date":"1835-01-23","events":[],"lat":-3.95,"lon":-38.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"[margin]\nFridac\nLat\n4=54\n38=28\n88\n[/margin]\n24 th Commences with Strong S E trades steerig &c\nwe have about 2,800 miles to run Before we reach\nSalem and have untal 20 Day wunter or ther I\nalthoerd the wold runs it 84 with Strong wind Midle\nand Latter part the Same going ahead","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong southeast trade winds carried the ship along. The keeper noted they had about 2,800 miles left to reach Salem.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper counted the miles to Salem","quote":"we have about 2,800 miles to run Before we reach Salem","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-01-24","events":[],"lat":-1.8333,"lon":-38.9445,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 25 [blot] Cumences with Strong S E trades\n[struck: 40=00] Steered N with the watch Employed in\nLat 1=50 Painting Middle part the same and in the morn\nLg South Saw a Barque ahed and at 9 clock she passed a cross\n[blot] our Bow about one 1/2 mile Dis she was a English\nBarque Steered S W and By 8 clock she was\nout of Sight So Ends all well","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew kept busy painting ship while sailing under strong trade winds. In the morning, an English bark crossed ahead of them about a half mile off and soon sailed out of sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-25","events":[],"lat":3.0,"lon":-39.4722,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 26th Cumences with Moderate S E trades Steered\nLat 3=00 N N W Middle and Later part Light trades So ends\nLg 0 0 0 this day in hopes to git to Salem in about 40 days","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed northwest in moderate to light trade winds, hoping to reach Salem in about forty days.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Hoped to reach Salem soon","quote":"in hopes to git to Salem in about 40 days","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-01-26","events":[],"lat":4.2833,"lon":-40.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 27th Cumences with Light S E trades Steered N N W\nLat 4=17 Latter part the same and the watch Employed\nLg 40=00 in painting the Starbord Side So the Ship\nmid top gallant yards So Ends with squaley weather","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship sailed under light trade winds while the crew painted the right side of the vessel. The day ended with squally weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-27","events":[],"lat":5.3667,"lon":-41.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Cumences with Light wind from N East\nLat 5=22 md Steered N N W Middle part Heavy Squals\nand squalley with thunder and Lightening but\nLg 41=10 no rain for us to ketch water Latter part\nthe same and painted the Cooth House [struck: f] and\nthe Bulworks on the Starbord Side So End","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["squalls","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"The crew endured heavy squalls with thunder and lightning, but got no rain to catch for fresh water. They painted the cookhouse and the right-side bulwarks.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Squalls brought thunder but no drinking water","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-01-28","events":[],"lat":7.3167,"lon":-43.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday Cumences with Strong N E trades Steered N N W\nLat 7:19 with the watch Employed in painting ship\nLatter part the same and git the Cooths\nLg 42=15 Boilers up to make fresh water So E8","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Under strong trade winds, the crew painted the ship and brought up the boilers to make fresh water.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1835-01-29","events":[],"lat":9.35,"lon":-46.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 30th Cumences with Strong trades from East\nSteered N N W and gut the Steam a going and\nLat 9=21 found we could make a quart [struck: P] in 13 minuts\nof Deasent fresh water from Salt water\nLg 46=20 Latter part Employed in Do ing a lig nal\nto cheff gut 2 Dollas worth of Endigo and\nfirst Paid it with Lamblack and vinegar\nwall painted it and it all Blew a way to [blot]","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"The crew experimented with distilling fresh water from salt water, producing a quart of decent drinking water in thirteen minutes. Later, an attempt to dye or paint something using lampblack, vinegar, and indigo blew away.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Distilled fresh water from sea water","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-01-30","events":[],"lat":11.2833,"lon":-48.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 31th Cumences with Strong trades from East\nSteered N N W and short of water no Coothes to\nLat 11=17 boil it only 1300 th of Pontaty Coothes on board\nLg 46=30 Latter part More Modrate So Ends this Day\nBound Home with 12000 bls of Oil","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Sailing homeward with 1,200 barrels of oil, the crew ran short of water and supplies, noting they had no wood to boil water and only a small quantity of provisions left aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Ran short of water and fuel","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1835-01-31","events":[],"lat":13.3333,"lon":-50.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday February first Commences Squilley with a Light Shower\n[struck: #] 13=20 of rains and Caught about 20 bushells of water\nfor the Boats and hold But the Sprung had lear /\n50-09 the ring over us and it was as thafst of the Crunge /\nLatter part the Same So End all well in Boi[illegible]","weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The day began squally with light rain showers, and the crew collected about 20 bushels of rainwater for the boats and the hold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-01","events":[],"lat":15.3,"lon":-52.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 2 [struck: nd] Commences with Strong trades from E N East Steering\n[struck: #] 15=18 N Ws Employed in painting Studing sail Booms\nLatter part Employed in makeing Bag strings So End","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship sailed northwest. The crew painted studdingsail booms and spent the latter part of the day making bag strings.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-02","events":[],"lat":17.3333,"lon":-54.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 3[struck: rd] Commences with Moderate trades Steeregs N West and\n# 17=20 in the morning Saw a Ship astean Steering N W [struck: N W]\nand we hailed up to N N W and took in sail\n54=50 to Speack her and at 12 A M She was abaut\n2 miles astearn of us So End this Dey","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under moderate trade winds. In the morning, they spotted a ship astern and shortened sail to speak with her, but by noon she remained about two miles behind.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-03","events":[],"lat":18.25,"lon":-56.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 4[struck: th] Commences with Moderate trades from N East\n# 18=15 Steereng N West and at to P M bore [illegible]ack fore the Ship\nastear and at 1/2 past 4 She Crossed our Stearn She\n56=50 was the William and Eliza of newbedford Capt C\nBurgurd 38 months aut with 1000 bls Bound Home\nand gamd with her and got 18 bls of water aut of\n[struck: her] and Some Beanes and hand from a Salem Ship\nShe Left the Sowith Thumb 125 Days aften we Left her\nW Eliza Middle part haud trade[struck: s] and in compney with the\nof W Eliza Steering N N W and [struck: have] quite carred and spoke\nBedford her gave Little the Bean &c fell quite below acorse\nSo Ends with the W about 6 miles astearn Carenig Sail","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"They met and visited with the homeward-bound ship William And Eliza of New Bedford, receiving eighteen barrels of water and some beans from her, then sailed in company overnight.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"William And Eliza","rig":"ship","port":"newbedford","captain":"Burgurd","months_out":38,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1835-02-04","events":[],"lat":20.0667,"lon":-57.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wensday 5th Commences with Strong trades Steering N West and\n20=04 our Camnd astearn Middle part a Ship cooled our\nBow Steering W S W and in the Morning a Ship crossed\n59=03 our Stearn Steering W S W for the West Indies Island\nEnds with the W and Eliza [struck: of] our Lee quorter &c","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds blew as the ship steered northwest. Several ships were seen crossing their path heading toward the West Indies, and the day ended with the William and Eliza off their lee quarter.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"W And Eliza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1835-02-05","events":[],"lat":22.35,"lon":-58.775,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 6 the Commences with moderate N E trades Steereg N West\n# 22=21 with mending the Light [struck: S] E past the W Eliza and saw\na grate Deel of gulph weed past us Towards the Dey\nLatter part Employed in painting and bent mew sails for\nthe American Coast So End with the W Eliza in Company","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed in moderate trade winds alongside the W Eliza, seeing a great deal of gulfweed drift past. The crew painted and attached new sails for the American coast.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"W Eliza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1835-02-06","events":[],"lat":23.3333,"lon":-60.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 7th Commences with Light winds from East Steering N W\n# 23=20 with all sail Employed in Ships monearal with\nthe William & Eliza of the Lee Bow Bound to America\n60=30 and in the morning Saw a Ship Steering W S West\nfor the West Indies So End with a head Beat\n89 Sea and the Ships Laborings very heavey and the W\nof the Lee quarthart","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship sailed alongside the William & Eliza, bound for America, and later sighted another vessel steering toward the West Indies. The day ended with rough head seas that caused heavy laboring.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"William & Eliza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1835-02-07","events":[],"lat":26.6333,"lon":-63.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 6th Commences with Moderate W wind and\nLat 26..38 fine A West and Light showers of rain and at\n2 P M saw a sail on the Lee Beam Latter part\nLong 63..08 the wind at East S E the Lee Beam Latter part\nWilliam & Eliza Left her for [illegible] to Get","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["latter","ESE",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew experienced moderate winds and light rain showers. They sighted another vessel downwind and had an interaction with the William & Eliza.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"William & Eliza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1835-02-08","events":[],"lat":27.8833,"lon":-64.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 7th Commences with Moderate winds from S E\nLat 27..53 steering N B West under all sail for the\nAmerican Coast we have been 4 months on our\nLong 64..00 passyge from tahita to this Lattitude Latter part\na fine Breeze from S E Steering N N West So Ends","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed with every sail set toward the American coast, four months into its voyage from Tahiti.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Noted four months sailing from Tahiti","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-02-09","events":[],"lat":28.1833,"lon":-64.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 8th Commences with afine Breeze from S E Steering\nLat 28..00 N N West with studing sails out and noyl and\nat 4 P M the weather begane to grow hazer and at\nLong 64..50 5 P M it Began to Bloe from S E and N N W\nWest and Brought us Between 2 gales and a squall\nof rain and vee Began to take in Cantis pul\nin 15 minuits we ware under 3 Close reef\ntopsails in a Moderate gale from N N West\nDead ahead this is Bermudien in the midest of\nour Confusion and trouble and our canvis flyin\na Whil wind passed about to Ships Lenghts ahid\nof the ship wich if it had struck here no dautct\nwould than atenled with seveour Consequencs the\nCapt sprung out for us to Came of the yard's\nand one or 2 Did Leave the topsails Flying aw\ngo dawn on Deck but we got ruffd Down an\nothe wind settled at N N West. through the night\nand we Laid under shoart sail Latter the same","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["first","NNW","gale"],["middle","NNW",""],["latter","NNW",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls","gale"],"plain":"Caught between two gales and heavy squalls, the crew hastily took in sail. Amid the confusion, a whirlwind passed just two ship lengths ahead, which the keeper noted would have had severe consequences had it struck.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Whirlwind narrowly missed the ship","quote":"a Whil wind passed about to Ships Lenghts ahid of the ship wich if it had struck","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-10","events":[],"lat":28.8333,"lon":-66.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 9th Commences with Moderate wind from N E to S E\nLat 28..50 and made not much heeding Latter part the same\nLong 66..00 and get out the stabord anchor so Ends this Day","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship made little progress under moderate winds shifting from northeast to southeast. The crew got the right anchor ready.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-11","events":[],"lat":29.1167,"lon":-66.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 10th Commences with Light wind from E N E heav\nLat 29..07 N B West and the air just Begins to feel Cool\nLong 66..45 Middle part Calm and at 6 A M a Light Breeze Spu\nup at S W and get out studing sails and at 8 A M\na Squall struck her that Brought us Down to Close\nreeft topsails in 10 minuits and a wat & a thik Boun\nso Ends this Day","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["middle","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm","squalls"],"plain":"Light winds and calms gave way to a sudden squall that forced the crew to reduce sail to close-reefed topsails in ten minutes.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sudden squall struck the ship","quote":"a Squall struck her that Brought us Down to Close reeft topsails in 10 minuits","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-12","events":[],"lat":30.0333,"lon":-66.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 11th Commences with Strong winds from W S W steer\nLat 30..02 by the wind at N and in the morning have a Breeze\nLong 66..50 Steering S W with Bright varnished Waist and\nno tak or yard aloft and sent Down our Meyzen\ntop Gallant yard and must to Day\n\n[left margin, vertically down the page, next to Monday 8th and following entries:]\nLang W Bermudy 2\nLat of Bermudy 32","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship experienced strong winds and later a breeze as the crew adjusted the rigging and sent down the mizzen topgallant yard and mast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-13","events":[],"lat":31.2,"lon":-67.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 13th Commences with Moderate wind from W S W Steering\nlt 31=12 By the wind at [illegible] under Moderate Sail Middle part\nLg 67=00 Squalls wee Blowd as Cannon [illegible] therunder\n& Fair wind and at 5o it Sett a Liath Breese from E S E and hove to\n& Squally the topsails round the Casks got Left the topsails sheets\nand grat got fore topmast Steering belts in Maine\ntop it dont the [illegible] and we Liable to be in 5\nminuits under Close reef topsails So End all well","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","ESE","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced squalls and shifting winds, with sudden gusts requiring them to quickly reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-14","events":[],"lat":32.0333,"lon":-69.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 14th Commences with Moderate wind from E Steering\nlt 32=02 W S West Middle part the Same Latter part the wind\nLg 69=12 hauled to N N E and Steered N West, under all Sail\nwith not much to Do we have about worked them out","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","E","moderate"],["latter","NNE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed with every sail set in moderate winds, with little work left to do as they had nearly finished their tasks.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted little work remained","quote":"with not much to Do we have about worked them out"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1835-02-15","events":[],"lat":33.0,"lon":-70.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 14th Commences with a fine Breeze from N N E Steering S West\nand passed the Island of Bermudas that Noted Isle of\nlt 33=00 for herricunes and gales and Squalls now for the gullph Streame\nand Cape hatteras the Cuse of humans but Still we you\nLg 70=06 all Longing to bussel and once more Set our feet on\nlittle our owne Native Soil after traiding the heathen Soil for\nBermuda the Last 3 years and more got amoungst [illegible] savages\namoung Savages and Canibles unheard of the Ships Logs","wind":[["first","NNE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship passed Bermuda with a fine breeze. The keeper reflected on heading toward Cape Hatteras and returning to their \"owne Native Soil\" after more than three years trading among heathen lands.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper yearned for home after years abroad","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Bermudas","plate":"life.keeper-d","at":"bermuda"},{"date":"1835-02-16","events":[],"lat":35.1667,"lon":-73.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Manday 15th Commences with Strong winds from N Est\nwith Squalls of rein and at 3 PM Saw 2 Sails\nlt 35=10 off the weather quarter Steering S West and at 4\nPM we Sentt down the fore topgallant mast and\nLg 73=25 unrove the rigen Latter part Bent the bower\n20. [illegible] Cable to End this day all","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Strong winds and rain squalls continued as the crew sighted two ships in the distance. They took down the fore topgallant mast and worked on the rigging and anchor cables.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1835-02-17","events":[],"lat":37.3167,"lon":-73.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 16th Commences with Moderate winds from East and made\nall Sail, and Stured N for the gullph but I hope\nlt 37=19 we Shall Soon fetch the Coast of Amarica &c\nfar we won 6 hours hindeing the Steamp wish is 15\nLg 73=00 minuits north but that is fair to Some of the\nvoyge and Canibbles Middle part I found the water\nas warme as I entred the Southern part of the\nGullph the first part and found a heaby Swell\nrouling from N E with makes the Ship\nrowll and Labor very much not heaveing Sturong\nwinds to keep her to the Swell we have brought sails\nwith rain So far Middle and Latter part the\nSame and Saw nothing acsept a heaby Swell but\nwe here gott Clear of the a ulpohl and Hatteras\nSo we hook nothing to Draid but the Am Cavst\n\n4 Days from Bermudy to the Coast of\nAmerica\n90","wind":[["first","E","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship headed north through the Gulf Stream with every sail set, hoping to reach the American coast soon. A heavy northeast swell caused the ship to roll and labor heavily in light winds and rain.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Anticipated reaching the American coast","quote":"","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","place":"Gulf Stream","plate":"life.keeper-d"}],"plates":{"gam.spoke":"Spoke a ship","life.keeper":"The log","nature.porpoises":"Porpoises","chase.sperm":"After sperm whales","caught.sperm":"A sperm whale taken","work.trying":"Trying out","work.cutting":"Cutting in","gam.visit":"A gam","work.stowing":"Stowing down","land.landfall":"Land ho","life.letters":"Letters from home"}}