{"id":"AV05038","vessel":"Fortune","rig":null,"master":"David Evans Hathaway","port":"New Bedford, MA","ground":"W Arctic, N Pacific, Okhotsk","year_out":"1850","year_in":"1854","logbook":{"id":"logbookoffortune00fort","title":"Logbook of the Fortune (Bark) out of New Bedford, MA, mastered by William Handy, Jr. and David Evans Hathaway, on whaling voyages between 1850 and 1854.","url":"https://archive.org/details/logbookoffortune00fort","pages":244},"days":[{"date":"1850-10-17","events":[],"lat":41.45,"lon":-70.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 17[superscript: th]\nAt 2 P M took the anchor & got under away with the wind\nS W all hands aboard 29 all told beat down the Bay at 5 P\nM came to inside dumplin Light in 5 ftthns of water furld\nthe Sails set the watch So ends the begining\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW",""]],"plain":"With all 29 hands aboard, the ship raised anchor and worked its way down the bay. At 5 p.m., they anchored inside Dumpling Light and set the watch, noting, \"So ends the beginning.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper marked the start of the voyage","quote":"So ends the begining","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor","place":"inside dumplin Light","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1850-10-18","events":[],"lat":41.05,"lon":-70.8611,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Oct 18\nborn with strong winds from Southward and thick weather\nat 9 AM got under way and tried to get out at Non came\nto again off the Round hills laid until 5 P M we droped\ndown to outer roades and furled the sail then it was\nblowing strong weather looking bad at 7 P M boat came along\nside and brought the Cady Anchor So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong winds and thick weather forced the ship to anchor off Round Hills after an attempt to get out. Later, they moved down to the outer roads and anchored again in bad weather.","where":"at anchor","place":"Round hills"},{"date":"1850-10-19","events":[],"lat":40.65,"lon":-70.7722,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Oct 19[superscript: th]\nBegins with heavy gales from South and thick Raing weather rideing\nwith one anchor Afead at 5 Am gales increasing called all hands\ndroped the second anchor at Daylight wind shifted to Westward and\ncleard up then we took our Anchors and got under way stood to sea\nseveral small vessels working out at Noon we passed out by Nine\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","rain","clear"],"plain":"Heavy gales and thick, rainy weather forced the crew to drop a second anchor. At daylight, as the wind shifted and cleared, they raised anchors and headed out to sea.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1850-10-20","events":[],"lat":40.25,"lon":-70.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 20[superscript: th]\nbony the Sea Day with baffling winds from W to S W and beating out of\nthe Bay number of our [struck: greenis] greenis Sea sick at 5 P M discharged Pilot\nand took anchors on the Bows and steered S by W wind [struck: E S E] W S W\nat 8 P M lost sight of Light [struck: the] Boat bearing N E dist 4 miles at Midnight\nstee[superscript: d] S with E wind hauld to sW 8 Am hauled up S E latter stowed the\nanchors unbent the chains & run them below So Ends one sail sight\nLatt by act 40:15 Long by act 70:41 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable",""],["middle","E",""],["middle","SW",""]],"plain":"The ship beat out of the bay in baffling winds as several greenhands fell seasick. They discharged the pilot, lost sight of the lightboat, and stowed the anchors and chains as they headed out to sea.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Inexperienced crew fell seasick","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged pilot","quote":"discharged Pilot","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-21","events":[],"lat":39.4,"lon":-69.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 21[superscript: st]\nFirst part Moderate gales from North and clear weather st S.E.\nat 5 P M took in T b gellant sail & double reefed Tose sails handed Jib and\nmain sail Middle part strong [superscript: wind] gales & head squalls of Rain and hail\nlatter clear weather Men [struck: to fiting] employed fiting Boats for Whaling So Ends Men\nrecovring from Sea sick Latt by Obs 39:24 Long by Act 69:30 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale","squalls","rain","hail"],"plain":"Strong gales brought squalls of rain and hail through the night. The crew prepared the boats for whaling, and the men were finally recovering from seasickness.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Men recovering from seasickness","quote":"Men\nrecovring from Sea sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-22","events":[],"lat":39.0084,"lon":-68.0333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 22[superscript: nd]\nFirst part heavy gales from N E and cloudy weather stee S E under double\nreef Top sails with bad Sea runing Middle part it moderated same latter light\nwinds pleasant all hands employed seting up rigging invalids doing very well\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","NE","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas moderated by afternoon. The crew set up the rigging, and the sick crewmen were reported doing very well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-23","events":[],"lat":38.6167,"lon":-66.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 23[superscript: d] Latt by Obs 38:37 Long by Obs 66:34\nFirst part light winds from West and pleasant stee S E all Sail\nset middle and latter baffling winds stee by the wind heading\nfrom S W to East watch employed seting up rigging Latt 37:56 Long by Act 65:44","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","variable",""],["latter","variable",""]],"plain":"The crew experienced shifting winds, sailed with every sail set, and worked at tightening the rigging. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-24","events":[],"lat":37.5,"lon":-64.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 24th\nBegins with moderate breezes from West and pleasant weather\nsteer SE by S at Sundown wind shifted SE we wore Ship to South\nbegan to breeze on at 10 PM took in M T, gallant sail and reefed\nTop sails handed jib & Main Sail Middle thick and rainy 3 AM\nfurled Fore Top Sail at 9 set it again double reefed weather & wind abated\nsome Steward confined below with Clap So Ends Latt by Obs 37:30 South\n[struck: Long by act 64:36 West]\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["first","SE","fresh"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Squally, rainy weather forced the crew to reduce sail during the night. The steward was confined below, sick with gonorrhea.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-25","events":[],"lat":37.0833,"lon":-62.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 25th\nThese 24 hours strong breezes from SE and cloudy weather steer by the wind\non Larboard tack watch employed in fiting Boats and other gear for\nwhaling at 10 PM took in Main T Gallant Sail 9 AM set Main Sail\nSteward no better hill got better three of our new beginers not being used to\nbe rocked in on of Nefctun dificult geting reconcild Latt by Obs 37:5 South\nLong by Chro 62:29 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew prepared the boats and gear for whaling. The steward remained unwell, while three new crew members struggled with seasickness, finding it difficult getting used to being rocked in Neptune's cradle.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Green hands struggled with seasickness","quote":"three of our new beginers not being used to be rocked in on of Nefctun dificult geting reconcild","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Steward and new hands suffered from illness","quote":"Steward no better hill got better three of our new beginers not being used to\nbe rocked in on of Nefctun","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-26","events":[],"lat":36.4667,"lon":-62.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 26th\nThroughout these 24 strong breezes from SE and cloudy steer by the wind\nunder double reefed Top sails with Larboard tacks aboard at 7 AM tacked\nship invalids much the same So Ends Latt by Act 36:28 Long by Chro 62:8-\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Strong breezes and cloudy skies continued as the crew sailed with reduced canvas. The sick men on board remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-27","events":[],"lat":36.8667,"lon":-61.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 27th\nCam with strong breezes from SE & cloudy weather steer by the wind\nheading E by S under reef Top sails at 6 PM double reefed Topsails at 11 took in\njib and main sail set Main Spencer latter strong gales with frequant showrs\nof rain invalids much the same Latt 36:52 Long by Act 61:12\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced strong gales and frequent rain showers while sailing under shortened sail. The sick crew members remained in much the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-28","events":[],"lat":36.5,"lon":-60.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 28th\nFirst and middle part strong gales from South and heavy rains lieing\nto under double reef Top sails & Fore Sail heading ESE at [illegible] day light\nwind shifted to SW and cleard off turned reefs out of Top sails set M T,g\nsail & steered SE by E sick about the same Latt by Act 36:30 Long by act 60:-\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","S","gale"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["gale","rain","clear"],"plain":"Strong gales and heavy rain forced the crew to stop and wait under shortened sail before the wind shifted and cleared, allowing them to make sail again. The sick remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-29","events":[],"lat":35.75,"lon":-59.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 29th\nFirst part fresh breezes from North and cloudy weather steer SE by E\nwith all sail set middle wind canted to N E latter the same\nwatch variously employed invalids as usual So Ends one Sail in sight\nRemarks on [struck: Sunday]","wind":[["first","N","fresh"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, did routine chores, and tended to the invalids aboard. A ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-30","events":[],"lat":35.9667,"lon":-55.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 30th Latt by Act 35:45 Long by act 59:10 East\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from S W and cloudy weather steer SE by E\nwith all sail set watch employed in Ships duty two of sea sicks\nones got better Steward with his Lady fever no better Latt by Obs 35:58 Long 55:23\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew as the ship pressed on with every sail set. Two seasick crewmen were recovering, but the steward was \"no better\" with his \"Lady fever.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Steward still sick with lady fever","quote":"Steward with his Lady fever no better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-10-31","events":[],"lat":34.9667,"lon":-52.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 31st\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from North and clear weather steer\nS by E all set up to main Top gallant sail watch employed in Ships\nduty So Ends saw two sail Latt by Obs 34:58 Long by Chro 52:34 West","wind":[["whole","N","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale"],"plain":"Fresh gales and clear weather. The crew carried out routine ship's duties and sighted two other ships.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-01","events":[],"lat":34.15,"lon":-50.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 1st\nAll this Day strong variable winds from North round to East and\nSmoky weather Steer ESE with Top gallhant sail set at 11 AM tookin\nT G Sail Saw Ship Steer No N W watch employed in geting ready for Whaling\nSteward remains about the same Brown gains slowly the others are all about\nDecks So Ends      Latt by Obs 34:19 South      Long by Chro 50:23 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","strong"]],"plain":"The crew prepared whaling gear under variable winds and smoky weather. The steward remained sick, while Brown was recovering slowly and the other men were back on deck.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members slowly recovered","quote":"Steward remains about the same Brown gains slowly","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-02","events":[],"lat":35.0167,"lon":-49.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 2nd\nThrough these 24 hours fresh brees from East and flying clouds steer\nby the wind heading SSE at 5 PM tookin Top gallant sails the sick\nmuch the same maned the mast heads  Lat by Obs 35:1  Long by Chro 49:10\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew kept watch from the mastheads under fresh breezes and flying clouds, while the sick aboard remained unchanged.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-03","events":[],"lat":34.4833,"lon":-48.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday No 3d\nThese 24 hours Strong breeses from East to SE and smoky weather\nat 10 PM tacked Ship to North So Ends two sail sight  Latt by Obs 34:24  Long 48:47\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes and hazy weather with routine sailing; two other ships were in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-04","events":[],"lat":34.9333,"lon":-47.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 4th\nThroughout these 24 hours strong gales from SE thick rainy weather Steer by\nwind with Starboard tacks aboard at 5 PM double reefed Top Sails at 8 tookin\nJib & main sail gales increasing at 1 AM tookin Fore T sail wind canted to South\nSo Ends lying to under double reef M T Sail & Fore Sail Steward no better Brown\nsome better      Latt by act 34:50  Long by Act 47:54 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["middle","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick, rainy weather forced the ship to shorten sail and stop to wait out the storm. The steward was no better, though Brown had improved somewhat.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-05","events":[],"lat":35.1667,"lon":-47.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 5th\nThese 24 hours heavy [struck: gales] gales from from Southard lying to with\nStarboard tacks abbord at 5 AM closed reefed Main Top Sail At 11\ntookin Fore Sail then blowing heavy barometer falling So Ends\nLatt by act 35:10  Long by act 47:04\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Heavy southerly gales forced the ship to stop and wait under shortened sail, with the barometer falling and winds blowing hard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-06","events":[],"lat":36.3,"lon":-44.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 6th\nFirst part heavy gales from SSE and thick rainy weather lying to\nunder closed reefed Main Top sail and Spencers with Stb tacks aboard at 5 PM\nturned up waist & Bow Boats at 9 wind canted to SW and abated some\nset double reef Fore & Main Top sails and steer off ESE at 5 AM wind shifted\nto NW latter heay gales invalids no better Latt by Obs 36:18 Long by Chro 44:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSE","gale"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","NW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Heavy gales and thick, rainy weather forced the ship to stop and wait under shortened sail, though sick crew members were reported \"no better.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-07","events":[],"lat":35.8167,"lon":-43.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 7th\nCom with heavy gales from NW and rainy steer ESE under double\nreef Top sail At 5 PM tookin Fore T Sail and Fore Sail closed Main Top sail\nset Main Spencer and heave Ship to on larbard [insert: tack] gales increasing & bad sea\non midnight blew very heavy at 3 AM tookin main Top sail shiping\nconsiderable water latter abated some latter tried the pumps not much\nwater So Ends lying to Latt by Obs 35:49 Long by act 43:30\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","","storm"]],"weather":["gale","rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas forced the crew to shorten sail and stop the ship. Water was shipping aboard, but checking the pumps revealed little leakage inside.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Heavy gale forced ship to stop","quote":"gales increasing & bad sea on midnight blew very heavy","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-08","events":[],"lat":35.3333,"lon":-41.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 8th\nCom with heavy gales from North and squally lying to under Spencers\non Larboard tack at 2 PM set main Top sail closed reefed moderated\nsome at 4 pitched away the Fly jib boom at 4 PM set double reef Top sails\nand Fore Sail steer off ESE Sick about the same Latt 35:40  Long by Chro 41:58","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["middle","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"Heavy gales and squalls forced the ship to lie to. During the rough seas, the flying jib boom broke away, and the sick crew member remained about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Flying jib boom snapped off","quote":"pitched away the Fly jib boom","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-09","events":[],"lat":35.7833,"lon":-39.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 9th\ncomy with strong breses from North and haizy weather Ste SSE\nCarpenter to work Spliceing Fly Jib boom one Brig in sight 2 Pm\nturned refs out of the T Sail Set t, T, G Sail 5 Pm took it in sight reefed\nM T.S. Sail Midnight took in Main sail double reefed M Top sail\nCook sick with pain in his Side occasioned by a fall we\ntewned Steward forward and took one of the men in his place\nlatter turned refs out of main Top Sail Set Main T gallant Sail watch\nemployed in Ships duty at 6 AM Ste SE by E Latt 35:47 Long by act 39:46\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The ship sailed under strong breezes and hazy skies, sighting a brig. The cook fell sick with side pain caused by a fall, so the steward was sent forward to the crew's quarters and a crewman took his place.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook incapacitated by a fall","quote":"Cook sick with pain in his Side occasioned by a fall","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-10","events":[],"lat":34.2333,"lon":-36.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 10th\nThese 24 hours strong breses from North and cloudy weather Stee\nSE by E under double reef Top Top sails at 5 AM made all sail So Ends\none Sail in sight Cook little better the sea sick ones gain some\nLatt by Obs 34:14\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong breezes and cloudy skies, setting all sail by morning. The cook was feeling a little better, and those suffering from seasickness were slowly improving.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-11","events":[],"lat":33.5167,"lon":-35.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 11th Long by Chro 36:33 W\nBegins with moderate breizes from North and heazy weather\nStee SE with all Sail set to best advantage midnight wind Shifted\nin to NW we steerd SSE by S latter it beered to Westward all hands employed\nin breaking out for fresh water and prickling Onins they are all about over\nthere Sea Sickness except Brown So Ends Latt by act 33:31 Long by act 35:1 W\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Under full sail, the crew fetched fresh water and pickled onions. Most of the men were finally recovering from their seasickness, except for Brown.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew recovering from seasickness except Brown","quote":"they are all about over there Sea Sickness except Brown","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-12","events":[],"lat":32.3333,"lon":-32.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 12th\nThese 24 hours moderate breizes from West to South and cloudy weather\nsteer SE by S with all [struck: set] Sail all hands variosly employed in Ships duty\none Sail in sight invalids no better Latt by 32:20 Long by thro 32.35 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The ship sailed under moderate breezes with all sails set while the crew carried out routine ship's duties. Another vessel was sighted, and the sick crewmen were reported to be no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-13","events":[],"lat":31.8333,"lon":-31.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 13th\nFirst part light wind from the SE by S all hands employed in seting up bob\nstays and sent out Fly Jibboom Middle and latter baffling winds and hen\nrain midnight double reefed Top sails Latt by act 31:50 Long by act 31:48 west\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE by S","light"],["middle","variable",""],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew set up the bobstays and rigged out the flying jib-boom under light winds, followed by shifting winds and heavy rain that required shortening sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-14","events":[],"lat":31.9667,"lon":-30.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 14th\nThese 24 hours light variable winds and hard rain Stee SSE at 1 Pm whirl\nwind passed ahead of the ship and parted martingale to the Jibboom\nCook & Brown no better So Ends with T G sails Set Latt by Obs 31.58 Long by Chro 30:23\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Light winds and heavy rain continued as the ship headed south-southeast. A whirlwind passed just ahead of the vessel, breaking the rigging under the bowsprit, while the cook and Brown remained sick.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Whirlwind struck the ship's rigging","quote":"whirl wind passed ahead of the ship and parted martingale","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-15","events":[],"lat":31.3833,"lon":-30.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 15th\ncom with light winds from SE and cloudy weather Stee by the wind with\nLb tacks aboard with All drawing sail set middle and latter light baffly\nwinds and calms watch variously employed we bent the flying Jib &c\nMondony Tremble sick the others much the same Litt 31:23 Long by Act 30:48\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms slowed the ship while the crew bent the flying jib. Mondony Tremble remained sick, with the other sick crewmen in much the same condition.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Multiple crew members were sick","quote":"Mondony Tremble sick the others much the same","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":29.4,"lon":-30.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 16th\nthis Day fine bresis from SE and clear weather heading SS W by the wind\nwith All Sail sett watch employed in seting up Rigging saw spout\non weather beam Hill got well Brown got about Deck Cook no better\nLitt by Obs 29:24 W Long by Chro 30:50 West","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, working on the rigging, and spotted a spout on the windward side. Hill recovered, Brown was back on deck, but the cook was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members recovering and ill","quote":"Hill got well Brown got about Deck Cook no better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-17","events":[],"lat":27.85,"lon":-31.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 17th\nAll these 24 hours fresh breses from SE and clear weather\nstr by the wind heading SSW at 5 PM took in T G sails and\nfly jib Cook very little better, saw Brig steering off N W\nSo Ends Latt by Obs 27:51 Long by Chro 31:15 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and clear weather. The ship's cook was reported to be \"very little better.\" Sighted a brig steering northwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-18","events":[],"lat":25.5833,"lon":-31.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday Nov 18th\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh breses from SE and flying clouds\nheading up SSW with all sail set at 7 AM took in fly jib watch employed\nin ships duty invalids much the same Latt by Obs 25:35 Long by Chro 31:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed under fresh breezes with all sail set and handled ship's duties, while the invalids aboard remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-19","events":[],"lat":23.8667,"lon":-30.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 19th\nCom with feen breses from SE and clear weather heading SSW\nmiddle and latter fresh breses and flying clouds at sundown took in\nmain Top Gallant sail double reefed Top sails latter winds baffling\nat 2 PM I went to [caret: call] Brown to out of the Fore castle he refused to come\nthe Capt then called him he said he would not come up Capt\nthen ordered me to go down and help him up I went down\nto execute my orders and Dixon took hold of me and said I should\nnot take any one out of that Forecastle the Capt then came down to\nget Brown out they all as one spoke and said we could not take [caret: the] man out\nDixon took hoold of the Capt to prevent him Capt took hoold of Brown\nhe then went on Deck Capt called Dixon aft and told his Officeers to put\nhim in the rigging and seese him up which they did the crew then\ncame aft and refused duty unles that man came out of the rigging at 5 PM\nwe put Burbanks, Lovet, Mc Canon, Lomas, Hall, Misserve, and Chase, in Irons\nat 7 AM Chase Hall Canon and Burbanks said they was willing to go work promisd\ngood behaviour for the future we then let them out of Irons they went to duty\nat Noon the others said the same we let him out at 6 PM Dixon acknowledged\nhe had done wrong we let him down to his duty Latt by Obs 23:52 Long by Obs 30:39 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["middle","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear","cloudy"],"plain":"A major mutinous confrontation erupted when Brown refused to leave the forecastle and Dixon seized the mate and the captain to stop them. After officers seized Dixon to the rigging, the crew refused duty; seven men were put in irons until they surrendered.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew mutinied after officer seized a sailor","quote":"the crew then came aft and refused duty unles that man came out of the rigging","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Brown refused to come out of forecastle","quote":"I went to [caret: call] Brown to out of the Fore castle he refused to come\nthe Capt then called him he said he would not come","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Dixon and crew resisted officers; Dixon seized","quote":"Dixon took hold of me and said I should\nnot take any one out of that Forecastle","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Dixon seized in rigging for insubordination","quote":"put\nhim in the rigging and seese him up","interest":1,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-20","events":[],"lat":22.3333,"lon":-30.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 20th\nFirst and middle part strong breses from East to ESE ster by the wind\nwith Larboard tacks aboard under double reef Top sails & courses latter it\nmoderated and we made all sail watch variously employed about the ship\nsaw shoal of Porpoises and one ship So Ends Latt by Obs 22:20 Sth Long by Chro 30:13 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed through strong breezes under reduced sail before the weather moderated and they set all sail. They saw a school of porpoises and sighted a ship.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw shoal of porpoises","quote":"saw shoal of Porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1850-11-21","events":[],"lat":20.75,"lon":-30.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 21st\nThroughout these 24 hours light baffling winds from East to SE and\nclear weather ster by the winds on Lb tack six of men sick Dixon, Lomas\nMongdoon Brown, Cook, and Trimbe So Ends Lat 20:45 Long by Chro 30:12 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed on under light, shifting winds and clear skies, with six men off duty sick: Dixon, Lomas, Mongdoon, Brown, Cook, and Trimbe.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Six crewmen fell sick","quote":"six of men sick Dixon, Lomas Mongdoon Brown, Cook, and Trimbe","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"pilot","count":1}],"lat":19.1667,"lon":-29.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 22d\nAll this Day baffling winds and passing squalls midnight took in\nFor T G sail & fly jib at 9 AM saw shoal of Blackfish loard three\nBoats and got one So Ends ster by the wind Latt 19:10 Long by act 29:45","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Under baffling winds and squalls, the crew sighted a school of pilot whales, put out three boats to chase them, and took one.","where":"at sea","catch":1},{"date":"1850-11-23","events":[],"lat":18.2667,"lon":-28.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 23d\nAll this Day strong variable winds from S E to E & S and\npassing squalls ster by the wind at sundown took in the T, G, sail\nand double reefed Top sails invalids no better latter got water &\nflour out So Ends Latt by Obs 18:16 Long by Chro 28:50 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced strong variable winds and squalls, prompting the crew to reduce sail. The sick crew members showed no improvement, and the crew broke out water and flour.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members showed no improvement","quote":"invalids no better","interest":2,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-24","events":[],"lat":16.7333,"lon":-28.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 24th\nThese 24 hours strong breezes from Eastward ster by the wind\nheading up SSE at 9 AM turned reefs out of Top sails & set th T, G, sail\nat 10 Am shiped passed us ster to North Trimbl got better & B Misserve\ntook his palce below sick others no better Latt 16:44 Long by Chro 28:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the ship made sail. A ship passed heading north. Trimbl began to recover, but B. Misserve fell sick and went below to take his place, while the other sick crewmen were no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sickness spread among the crew","quote":"Trimbl got better & B Misserve took his palce below sick others no better","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-25","events":[],"lat":15.0,"lon":-27.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 25th\nFirst and [insertion: mid] part strong baffling and smoky weather ster SSE\nlatter winds more steady sundown took in main Top Gallant sail\n\nDaylight set it again at 4 PM Barque passed to windward of us\nster to North she showed Bremen Collors So Ends caught Porpois\n\nDixon and Mondorn got better Latt by Act 15:00 Long by Act 27:35\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","strong"]],"plain":"The crew caught a porpoise and saw a bark flying Bremen colors sail past to the north. Dixon and Mondorn were recovering from illness.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a porpoise","quote":"caught Porpois"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1850-11-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":13.95,"lon":-26.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 26th\nCom with fine breezes from East and good weather ster by the wind\nheading up SSE with all sail set latter light airs and baffling\nat 10 AM saw shoal of Blackfish loard the and waist boats for them\ndid not succede in geting any at noon came on board So Ends Cook\ngot better so to work Sam sick below Latt by Obs 13:54 Long by act 26:25\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under fine breezes before the wind turned light and baffling. After sighting a school of pilot whales, they put out the boats but failed to catch any. The cook returned to work, but Sam was sick below.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-27","events":[],"lat":12.4833,"lon":-25.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 27th\nFirst part light winds from East and fine weather ster by wind with Sb\ntacks aboard with all sail set middle and latter fresh breezes and\nhazy weather watch variously employed about the ship invalids\nno better So Ends Latt by Obs 12:29 Long by Act 25:18th West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew kept all sail set and handled routine work around the ship, noting that the sick men on board were no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-28","events":[],"lat":10.4333,"lon":-23.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 28th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from East and hazy smoky weather\nster SSE with Main Top gallantsail set Carpenter putting down\nSheathing Brown and niger Sam no better also myself Latt 10:26 Long 23:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Fresh easterly breezes and hazy, smoky weather as the carpenter worked on sheathing. Crew members Brown and \"niger Sam\" were no better, and the keeper noted he was unwell himself too.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sickness spread to the log keeper","quote":"Brown and niger Sam no better also myself","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-29","events":[],"lat":8.8333,"lon":-22.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 29th\nThroughout this Day fresh breezes from ESE and clear weather ster\nSSE with all sail set Cooper & Carpenter to work watch variously\nemployed invalids much the same Latt by Obs 8:30 North Long by Act 22:18 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Clear weather with fresh breezes as the ship made sail to the south-southeast. The crew and tradesmen worked as usual, and the sick men remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-11-30","events":[],"lat":7.5,"lon":-21.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 30th\nCom with fresh breezes from E& S ster SSE with all sail set\nto best advantage middle part wind light light latter winds\nlight and baffling with dark looking squalls about the Horrizen\nit appears like breaking up of trades So Ends Latt by Obs 7:30 North\nMisserve got better Brown no better Long by Act 21:35 W","wind":[["first","E by S","fresh"],["middle","","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in light, shifting winds and dark squalls along the horizon. Misserve was feeling better, but Brown was no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-01","events":[],"lat":6.4833,"lon":-20.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 1st\nCom with variable winds and Dark squally weather Stee SSE\nwith all sail set at Sundown took in Top Gallant Sails & reefed Top\nsails at [struck: day] day set them again latter light breezes from N E and pleasant\nweather one sail in Sight I am considerable better Brown about\nas usual Latt by Obs 6:29 North Long by Chro 20:21 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable",""],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Squally weather gave way to light breezes and pleasant conditions. The keeper noted another vessel in sight, that he was feeling \"considerable better,\" and that Brown was about as usual.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-02","events":[],"lat":5.5833,"lon":-19.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 2nd\nFirst part light winds from East and fine weather Stee S E with\nall sail set Middle part squally and rainy took in sail to a double\nreft\nTop sails at Daylight made it again latter fine pleasant weather\nwatch employed in breaking out for Shooks & Heads got water out\nBrown continues about the same, Chases finger gets along well\nSo Ends nothing in Sight Latt 5:55 North Long by Chro 19:37 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew handled squalls and rain during the night, and later broke out cask materials and fresh water. Brown remained unwell, while Chase's injured finger was healing well.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members recovered from illness and injury","quote":"Brown continues about the same, Chases finger gets along well","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-03","events":[],"lat":4.8333,"lon":-19.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 3rd\nThese 24 hours light baffling airs and calms our course S & E watch\nemployed in fitting rigging Chases finger gains some, Brown no better\nI have got about Deck again So Ends Latt by act 4:50 North Long by act 19:28 W\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms slowed the ship while the crew worked on the rigging. Chase's injured finger showed some improvement, Brown remained unwell, and the keeper was finally able to get back on deck.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-04","events":[],"lat":4.4167,"lon":-19.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 4th\nFirst and middle part light airs and calms fine pleasant\nweather watch employed about the rigging, Carpenter & Cooper\nat work at their trades at 10 A M it came up thick black out\nof S E and rained hard So Ends I have got better Latt 4:25 Long 19:20\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging while the carpenter and cooper carried on their trades. After calm weather, heavy rain came in from the southeast, and the keeper noted he was feeling better.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper noted he was feeling better","quote":"I have got better","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1850-12-05","events":[],"lat":5.0167,"lon":-18.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 5th\nThese 24 hours calms and very hot weather watch to work\nsetting up head stays So Ends Latt by Obs 5:01 North Long by Chro 18:41\nwe find a current setting to Eastward\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship was stalled by calms and very hot weather, with an eastward current. The crew worked on setting up the headstays.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-06","events":[],"lat":5.0833,"lon":-18.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 6th\nAll this Day light baffling airs and calms Stee Shy W with all\nsail set at 10 P M had hard shower of rain at Dark a ship\npassed us Stee to North watch employed in makeing spun\nyarn Brown no better Chases hand gets better Latt 5:5 N Long 18:36\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Light winds, calms, and a hard shower of rain. The crew made spun yarn while a ship passed them in the dark. Brown remained ill, but Chase's hand improved.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Chase's hand got better","quote":"Chases hand gets better","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-07","events":[],"lat":4.15,"lon":-18.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 7th\nLight variable winds and calms Stee S S W we bent F. spencer\nand lore studding sails and set them So Ends Latt 4:09 Nth Long 18:16\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Experienced light, variable winds and calms while sailing south-southwest. The crew attached and set additional sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-08","events":[],"lat":3.5333,"lon":-17.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 8th\nThese 24 hours winds all round compasses squally throug this night\ntook in light sails we was heading from W to SW under all sail\nset them Fore Top Gallant Studding Sail So Ends Latt by Obs 3:32 Long by Chro 17:45 W","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Squally weather with shifting winds; the crew reduced light sails during the night and later set the fore topgallant studdingsail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-09","events":[],"lat":2.7,"lon":-19.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 9th\nFirst part light baffling and very hot weather heading various\ncourses at 10 PM it sprung up fresh breezes from South heading WSW\nby the wind with all sail set watch employed in ship duty\nBrown is very little better Latt by Obs 2.42 N Long by Chro 19.21 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","S","fresh"]],"plain":"The ship sailed in very hot weather and light, shifting winds before catching a fresh breeze from the south. Brown showed very little improvement from his illness.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-10","events":[],"lat":2.2667,"lon":-20.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 10th\nThese 24 hours light baffling winds from South to round to East\nheading all the way from West to Sb, W squally through the Night\nour course is Sb, W Brown has got better so as to do work Chases finger\ngain some So ends Latty Obs 2:16N Long by Thro 20:9 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced light, shifting winds and nighttime squalls. Brown recovered enough to return to duty, and Chase's injured finger began to heal.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Chase's finger improved","quote":"Chases finger\ngain some","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-11","events":[],"lat":1.7333,"lon":-20.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 11\nFirst part light airs from SE and fin weather heading SS W all st\nmiddle and latter light baffling airs and calms at Midnight wore\nship So Ends one sail in sight Latt 1.44 North Long 20:41 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light breezes and calms with fine weather. The crew turned the ship at midnight and sighted another vessel.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-12","events":[],"lat":1.9167,"lon":-21.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 12th\nCom, with small bresis from SSW and very hot weather heading\nto Westward under all sail at 2 AM wind canted to SW we wore Ship\nheading up SSE at Day light A Brig passed us Stee to Westward\nwatch employ in setting up rigging So Ends Latt 1:55 N Long 21:20 W\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","SW",""]],"plain":"Hot weather and light breezes; the crew turned the ship when the wind shifted, and a brig passed by heading west. The men worked on routine rigging maintenance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-13","events":[],"lat":2.0,"lon":-21.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 13th\nFirst and middle part small breezes from SSW heading SE with\nall sail set latter wore Ship to Westward watch employed breaking out\nin Main Hatch for water So Ends Morgan got soar foot Latt y Obs 2:00 North\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","SSW","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with all sails set, turned the ship to the westward, and fetched water from the main hatch. Morgan suffered from a sore foot.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Morgan suffered a sore foot","quote":"Morgan got soar foot","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-14","events":[],"lat":1.4167,"lon":-22.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 14th Long by Chro 21:50\nBegins with small breezes from South and fine weather heading WSW\nby the wind at 9 PM wind canted in to SE at 2 AM wind shifted to\nSE in a squall we took in light sails we Steer South at Daylight made\nall sail & set Fore Top mast Studding Sail at 10 took it in again wind canted\nahead watch engaged in Ships duty So Ends Latt by act 1.25 N Long by Act 22:38\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","light"],["first","SE",""],["middle","SE",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Fine weather with shifting breezes and a sudden squall overnight. The crew carried out routine ship's duty; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-15","events":[],"lat":-0.3333,"lon":-23.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 15th\nThese 24 hours smart breezes from East to SE and squally\nStee South with all sail set taken in the light in sails in squalls\nat 7 AM Steered S by W Morgan laid up with soar foot Chases\nHand gains slowly So Ends\nLatt by Obs.20 miles South of the Equator\nLong by Chro 23:37 West","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed south under smart breezes and squalls. Morgan was off duty with a sore foot, while Chase's injured hand was slowly improving.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-16","events":[],"lat":-1.9,"lon":-24.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 16th.\nCom with fresh breezes from ESE and ster S by W and squally at 5 PM\ncarried away the Fly Jibboom in a squall middle part took the\ntrades strong and ster SSW with all sail set to best advantage\nCarpenter to work splic[illegible]ing Fly Jibboom Latt by Obs 1:54 South\nLong by Chro 24:20 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ESE","fresh"],["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Fresh breezes brought squally weather, and a sudden squall broke the flying jibboom. The carpenter set to work repairing it as the ship caught strong trade winds under full sail.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Flying jibboom carried away in squall","quote":"carried away the Fly Jibboom in a squall","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-17","events":[],"lat":-3.5833,"lon":-25.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 17th\nStrong trades and clear weather ster SW by S with all sail\nset we sent out Fly Jibboom and bent the sail Brown sick\nagain Morgan & Chase little better So Ends Latt 3:35 South\nLong by Chro 25:24 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong trade winds with all sail set, working on the flying jib. Brown was sick again, while Morgan and Chase were a little better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-18","events":[],"lat":-5.6167,"lon":-27.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 18th\nThese 24 hours strong trades and flying Clouds ster SW by S\nwatch employed in Ships duty cripples gain slow So Ends\nLatt by Obs 5:34 South Long by Chro 27:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew handled ship's duties under strong trade winds. The keeper noted that the injured or sick men were improving slowly.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-19","events":[],"lat":-7.7833,"lon":-28.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 19th\nThroughout this day strong trades and smoky weather ster SW\nwith all sail set at 10 AM spoke vore Top gallant Sail watch employed\nin makeing cinnat & drawing & kenting yarns Brown & Frank about sick\nagain Morgan & Chase about the same   Latt by Obs 7: 49 South\nLong by Acct 28: 18 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds and hazy weather as they sailed with every sail set. The crew worked on cordage, while Brown and Frank were reported sick again, and Morgan and Chase remained about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members sick aboard","quote":"Brown & Frank about sick\nagain Morgan & Chase about the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-20","events":[],"lat":-10.0667,"lon":-30.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 20th\nThis Day fresh trades from ESE and smoky weather ster SW watch\nfitting new foot ropes for Fore Top sail Yard at 8 AM set fly gib and\nmain Royal So Ends   Latt by Obs 10:4 South Long by Chro 30: 27 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh trade winds and smoky weather; the crew spent the day fitting new footropes and setting more sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-21","events":[],"lat":-12.5667,"lon":-32.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 21st\nThis Day wind canted to Eastward at Day light in morning\nset fore Top Mast Studding sail latter a Barque passed us ster NNE\nSo Ends ster SW watch variously employed Latt by Obs 12:34 South\nLong by Chro: 32:18 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E",""]],"plain":"The crew kept busy with routine work as the wind shifted. A bark passed by, but they had no other notable events.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-22","events":[],"lat":-14.6,"lon":-33.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 22d\nThese 24 hours pleasant gales from NE and fine weather ster\nSW at 7 PM stered SW by S with all sail set Lore Topmast & Top\nGallant Steinding sails set So Ends   Latt by Obs 14:36 South\nLong by Chro 33:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"plain":"Fine weather and pleasant winds; the ship continued on course with all sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-23","events":[],"lat":-16.7667,"lon":-34.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 23d\nAll this Day moderate breeses from N E and pleasant weather ster\nSW by S with all sail out Studding sails lore and aloft set up\nbowsprit shrouds So Ends Morgans foot has got better Chase\nhand some better   Latt 16:46 Long 34:37","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed smoothly under fine weather with all sails set. Morgan's injured foot was improving, and Chase's hand was also doing better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-24","events":[],"lat":-18.6,"lon":-35.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 24th\nBegins with fine breeses from N E and pleasant weather Ste S W by S\nwith all sail set watch employed in setting up head rigging\nSo Ends gitting along finely     Latt by Obs 18:36 South\nLong by Chr 35:30 and by Lunar 35:35 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather and good breezes as the ship made good progress under full sail. The crew worked on tightening the head rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-25","events":[],"lat":-20.3,"lon":-36.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 25th\nFirst part light wind from N E and fine Ste S W by S with\nall sail out at midnight wind hauled to North we shifted\nover the Studding sails So Ends     Latt by Act 20:18 South\nLong by Act 36:38 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","N",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds and all sail set; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-26","events":[],"lat":-21.8333,"lon":-36.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 26th\nCom with moderate breeses and cloudy at 1 PM wind shifted to West\nmiddle and latter variable from W to South with rain at intervals\nat 4 PM took in the Studding sails at Day two sail in sight\na Barque and a schooner So Ends   Latt by obs 21:50 Long by Chr 36:30 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["middle","variable",""],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["cloudy","rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with shifting winds and occasional rain. They spotted a bark and a schooner at daybreak.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-27","events":[],"lat":-22.3,"lon":-36.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 27th\nFirst part moderate breezes from South and cloudy hazy\nweather heading to Eastward at 4 PM wind hauled to S S E we tacked\nship middle and latter winds baffling Stee S W by S and squally clewing\nup the light sails in squalls and setting again after at 11 AM\ncarried away outter bobstay kept the Ship before the wind and\nfitted it again   So Ends   Latt by Act 22:18 Long by Act 36:54\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["first","SSE",""],["middle","variable",""],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["cloudy","haze","squalls"],"plain":"Squally, shifting winds forced the crew to repeatedly take in and reset the light sails. At 11 AM, the outer bobstay broke, and they ran before the wind to repair it.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-28","events":[],"lat":-23.3167,"lon":-38.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 28th\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh [struck: from] S E and hazy weather Stee S W by S\nwith all sail out Sudown took in Fk Jib Daylight [struck: Set it Watch employed]\nin geting out fresh water So Ends Chads hand about well\nLatt by Obs 23:19 South   Long by Chr 38:14 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew sailed under hazy skies with all sails set and spent time bringing up fresh water. Chad's injured hand was reported as nearly healed.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Chad's hand reported about well","quote":"Chads hand about well","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-29","events":[],"lat":-25.9667,"lon":-39.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 29th\nThese 24 hours fine breses from SE to East and pleasant weather Stee\nS S W at 7 AM set Lore Tclmast & Tch Fys Studding sails at 5 PM a\nShip passed us Ste to Northward   Latt by Obs 25:58 South\nLong by act 39:19 west\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine breezes and pleasant weather as the ship continued south-southwest. Another ship passed by heading northward, but there was no other notable activity.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-30","events":[],"lat":-28.1833,"lon":-40.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 30th\nThese 24 hours light breezes from East to N E and pleasant weather Stee\nS S W with all sail set to best advantage watch employed in Ships duty\nSo Ends   Chad's hand got better   Latt 28:10   Long by Act 40:15\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","light"]],"plain":"With light breezes and pleasant weather, the ship sailed south-southwest with all sails set while the crew attended to routine duties. Chad's injured hand was getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1850-12-31","events":[],"lat":-29.7667,"lon":-41.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 31st\nBegins with moderate breezes from North and hazy weather\nSte S W by S at 4 PM wind shifted Sudden to Westward we\ntook in the Studding sails Middle the Same latter variable\nat 9 wind shifted in a Squall to S S E   Latt by Act 29:46   Long by Act 41:24","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["first","W",""],["middle","W",""],["latter","variable",""],["latter","SSE",""]],"weather":["haze","squalls"],"plain":"Routine sailing with shifting winds and squalls; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-30.95,"lon":-43.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 1st\nThroughout these 24 hours strong gales from ESE to NE and cloudy\nSteer S 1/2 W by at Noon took in Fore T G Sail & Fly jib at 5 PM took in M. T.\nGallant Sail & double reefed Fore Top sail, midnight made sail at 7 AM\nraised a brech run for it saw no more of it kept off course and sot Fore\nTop mast & Lore studding sail at 5 PM a Brig passed us steer to North\nSo Ends along swell heaveing form South Latt by Obs 30.57 south\nLong by Chro 43:4 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale"],"plain":"Strong gales and cloudy skies persisted throughout the day. In the morning, they spotted a whale breaching and sailed toward it, but saw no more of it. Later, a brig passed by heading north.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-02","events":[],"lat":-32.9333,"lon":-45.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 2d\nAll this day moderate gales from NE to E Steer SS W, midnight steered\nS W by S at 11 PM sot studding sail on Sth side watch variously\nemployed about the ship So Ends carrying All sail and hazy weather\nLatt by Obs 32:56 S Long by Chro 45:7 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","haze"],"plain":"The ship sailed under moderate gales and hazy weather with all sails set, while the crew attended to routine chores about the vessel.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-03","events":[],"lat":-35.0833,"lon":-47.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 3d\nStrong winds from NNW and foggy weather steer S W all sail\nset, Carpenter Cut his finger most off So Ends Latt by Obs 35:5 South\nLong by Chro 47:11 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NNW","strong"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Strong winds and foggy weather as the ship sailed under full sail. The carpenter severely cut his finger.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Carpenter severely cut his finger","quote":"Carpenter Cut his finger most off","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-04","events":[],"lat":-36.5,"lon":-47.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 4th\nCom with strong breezes from N W and foggy weather steer S W at 4\nPM it cleard off wind hauld to westward we took in studding sails & braced\nup the yards and steed SSW it blowed up strong at 7 PM took in light\nsails at 10 double reefed Top sails midnight hauled jib & Main Sail at 2 A\ntook in Fore Top sail & closed reefed Main one took up lee Boats sot Main Spencer\nand hove ship to wind shifted into SSW latter heavy gales and clear\nweather lying to heading up SE So Ends watch employed in\nmaking scrubbrooms Latt by Obs 36:30 South\nLong by Chro 47:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["middle","SSW",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["fog","clear","gale"],"plain":"As heavy gales blew up and the fog cleared, the crew reduced sail, secured the boats, and stopped the ship to wait out the storm. The watch spent time making scrub brooms.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-05","events":[],"lat":-37.3333,"lon":-46.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 5th\nCom with heavy gales from SSW lying to under closed reefed M, T, sail\nFore sail with Sth tacks aboards at 4 PM it moderated sot double reefed\nFore & main Topsails. at 8 sot jib and main sail wind canted to SW latter\nlight breezes and pleasant weather we made all sail heading SSE So Ends\nLatt by Obs 37:20 Long by Chro 46:15\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","gale"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Heavy gales forced the ship to stop and wait under shortened sail before the wind moderated and the weather turned pleasant.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-06","events":[],"lat":-38.3667,"lon":-46.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 6th\ncom with moderate breezes from SW heading SSE with all [insert: sail] out\nmiddle and latter the same unbent Fore Spencer cut off the foot of it\nand bent it again So Ends Latt by act 38:22 Long by Chro 46:6 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["middle","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing under moderate breezes while the crew repaired and re-rigged the foresail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-07","events":[],"lat":-39.3,"lon":-46.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 7th\nThese 24 hours from Northward and hazy weather steer S W at 1 PM\nsot Lore Top mast & T Gallant studding sails watch empldoy in ships\nduty So Ends Latt by act 39:18 S Long by act 46:45 West","wind":[["whole","N",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Hazy weather with winds from the north. The crew set additional sails and tended to routine ship's duties as they continued sailing southwest.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-08","events":[],"lat":-39.9667,"lon":-48.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 8th\nThese 24 wind all round the compass and hazy weather\nStr SW at 1 PM set Studding Sails on Larboard Side\nat 8 PM took them in So Ends Latt by Obs 39:58\nLong by Chro 48:36 by Lunar 48:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The ship encountered shifting winds and hazy weather, with nothing else of note occurring.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-41.3333,"lon":-49.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 9th\nCom, with moderate from NW and clear weather St SW at Sundown\nbreese frishend took in T G [struck: &] Sail & fly Jib Midnight hard Squalls from SW\nand sharp Lightning took in all Sail to A double reefed Top Top sail & Foresail Day\nLight Moderated Some we set hool Top Sails Jib & main Sail wind hauled to WSW\nat 8 AM double reefed Topsails handed Jib & Tacked Ship to Westward and carried\naway Goose neck to Spanker Gaff saw Several Fin backs, and numbers of\nBirds So Ends watch making cannet Latt 41:20 St Long by Chr 49:44 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","WSW","moderate"]],"weather":["clear","squalls","lightning"],"plain":"Squalls and sharp lightning forced the ship to reduce sail during the night, and rough winds later broke the goose neck on the spanker boom. The crew saw several finback whales and numerous birds.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Broke the spanker goose neck in squalls","quote":"carried away Goose neck to Spanker Gaff","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw numbers of birds","quote":"numbers of\nBirds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-40.2333,"lon":-50.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 10th\nCom, with Strong gales from South and cloudy weather heading to Westwd\nfitted the Spanker gaff at 7 PM took in Fore Top Sail closed reefed the main\nand furled Fore Sail Set Fore & main Spencers hove the Ship to then blowing\nhard in Squalls Middle part the Same at 8 AM it abated some Set fore Sail\nFore Top Sail one reef out of main Top Topsail saw number of Fin backs\ntook the bonnet out of Jib and set Jib and main So Ends Lat by Obs 40: 44 South\nLong by act 50:56\nRemarks On","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy","squalls"],"plain":"Strong gales forced the crew to shorten sail and stop the ship. After the squalls eased the next morning, they made more sail and saw a number of finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-41.0,"lon":-51.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 11th\nFirst part light baffling airs and calms with along Swell heaveing\nfrom SW at 6 PM raised a Shoal of Whales to windward ward three Boats\nand gave chase we chased until sundown did not come up with them\ngave it up & came on board Middle part the Same latter strong breeses\nfrom West heading SW by S So Ends Latt by Obs 41:00 Long by Chr 51:52\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","W","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In light winds and a long swell, the crew sighted a school of whales to windward at 6 p.m. Three boats gave chase until sunset but could not catch up with them.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1851-01-12","events":[],"lat":-42.0,"lon":-52.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 12th\nBegins with Strong gales from West [illegible] and heavy head swell\non Str SSW under double reef Top sails middle part the Same\nlatter wind calmd to NW Str SW Set Jib & Main Sail it Moderated\nSome the Swell went down So Ends Latt by Obs 42:00 South\nLong by Chro 52:05 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","gale"],["middle","W","gale"],["latter","NW","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced strong gales and heavy head swells before the weather moderated later in the day. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-43.2167,"lon":-52.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 13th\nCom, with fresh breezes from NW and clear weather Str SW by S\nwith all sail Set Midnight wind hauld into Westward took in fore Top\ngallant sail & fly jib latter fresh gales from WSW furled main Top\ngallant Sail & double reefed Top Sail took in Spanker, saw several\nFin Backs So Ends heading SE watch variously employed\nLatt by Obs 43:13 South\nLong by Chro 52:00 West","wind":[["first","NW","fresh"],["middle","W",""],["latter","WSW","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale"],"plain":"Fresh breezes turned to fresh gales as the ship reduced sail. The crew saw several finback whales and carried on with routine work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-14","events":[],"lat":-43.1333,"lon":-53.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 14th\nCom, with Strong gales from Southard and clear weather\nat 1 P M took in Jib & Main sail at 4 handed Fore Top sail and closed\nreefed Main gales in creasing at 6 P M wind Canted too points to Eastard\nwore Ship & took in Fore sail set spencers thew blowing Strong heavy\nhead swell, Midnight it moderated we set double reefed Top sails\nand Courses latter light variable winds ste SW with all sail set\nwatch variously employed Latt by Obs 43.08 Long by Chro 53:40 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["first","SSE","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["gale","clear","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales and a heavy head swell forced the crew to shorten sail and turn the ship. The wind moderated by midnight, followed by light variable winds, allowing them to set full sail again.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-15","events":[],"lat":-44.0,"lon":-54.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 15th\nFirst part light airs and calms ste SW with all sail out at 5\nP M loared down all four Boats to exercise the learners at Sundown\ncame on board Middle part light airs from N W latter strong\nbreezes at 8 AM took in light sails & double reefed Fore Top sail So Ends\n\nLatt by Obs 44:00 Long by Chro 54:42 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","NW","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In light airs and calms, they put all four boats out to train the new crewmen, returning to the ship by sundown. Strong breezes picked up the next morning, prompting them to shorten sail.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Boats put out to train learners","quote":"loared down all four Boats to exercise the learners","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-16","events":[],"lat":-45.3333,"lon":-57.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thrusday Jan 16th\nBegins light winds from N W and pleasant weather ste SW at 10 P M\nturned one reefs out of Fore Top sail set th Top gt sail & fly Jib at 9 P M\nwind shifted to SE set in to rain middle part the same at 7 AM at [struck: midnight]\ntook in fly Jib it cleard off set Fore Top mast studding sail So Ends\nwatch employed in breaking out for water Latt 45:20 South\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["first","SE",""],["middle","SE",""]],"weather":["rain","clear"],"plain":"Fair weather gave way to rain overnight before clearing by morning. The crew spent the day unpacking the hold to get at the water casks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":-46.6667,"lon":-58.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 17th Long 57:14 West\nCom with small breezes and fine from East ste SW at 5 P M\nloard all the Boats and chased Fin backs Larboard boat darted & pucked line\nat 7 came aboard watch employed in starting fresh water out of the ground\nfilling salt water at 9 P M wind shifted to SW we tacked Ship to South\nlatter light airs from WSW ste Sby S with pleasant weather at Daylight\nsaw Ship ste to Northward So Ends Latt by Obs 46:40 Long by Chro 58:47\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","WSW","light"]],"plain":"The crew put out all the boats to chase finback whales. The larboard boat threw a harpoon and wounded one, but returned without a catch.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-18","events":[],"lat":-48.0,"lon":-59.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 18th\nFirst part lighter breezes from WSW and fine weather ste S by S\nlatter fresh gales from NW and clear at 9 AM took in Top Gt sails and double\nreefed Top sails at 10 took in Jib & Main sail wind shifted to SW we headed off\nSSE we started breace So Ends Latt by Obs 48:00 South\nLong by Chro 59:43 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["latter","NW","gale"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["gale","clear"],"plain":"Light breezes and fine weather gave way to fresh gales from the northwest, forcing the crew to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-48.65,"lon":-60.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 19th\nBegins with light variable and calms ste S N by S saw some Porpoises\nand Finbacks at 5 AM sprung up fresh breezes NW set all sail Top\nmast & Fore studding sails So Ends Latt by Obs 48:39 Long by Chro 60:56 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","NW","fresh"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calms and light breezes gave way to fresh winds, and the crew set all sail. They saw porpoises and finback whales during the day.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw some Porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1851-01-20","events":[],"lat":-50.2,"lon":-62.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 20th\nBegins with fresh gales from NW and heavy weather ste SSE\nat 2 P M took in the studding sails at 3 took in Top Gt sails Midnight\nit moderated wind canted to westward we set T Gt sails latter the same\nLatt by Obs 50:12 Long by Chro 62:36","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","W","moderate"],["latter","W","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Fresh gales and heavy weather forced the crew to reduce sail, but the wind moderated around midnight, allowing them to make more sail again.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-21","events":[],"lat":-51.75,"lon":-63.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 21st 1851\nFirst part light baffling winds from West to SSW carrying all sail\nour course is SSW at 11 PM wind shifted SE we tacked Ship\nlatter fine breezes from East to SE set the studdings watch variously\nemployed about the ship, we Killed the Boar, So Ends Latt by Obs 51:45\nLong by Chro 63:12\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Light, shifting winds with fine breezes later on. The crew handled sails, worked around the ship, and killed the boar.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew slaughtered the ship's boar","quote":"we Killed the Boar","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-22","events":[],"lat":-52.8667,"lon":-63.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 22d\nFirst part Moderate breezes from North and fin St Sby W with all sail\nset midnight tookin studding sails & [struck: steered] SE wind canted to Westward\nlatter strong breezes and hazy tookin T, G, sails & double reefed fore Top sail\nsaw ships to windward So Ends Latt by Obs 52:52 South\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["middle","W",""],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate breezes that turned strong and hazy. Other ships were seen to windward, but none were spoken.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-53.3,"lon":-63.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 23d Long by Chro 63:24, W\nFirst part light baffling airs and calms one sail in sight middle part fresh\nbreezes from West steer South light [superscript: and] and calms 5 Ships in sight So Ends saw\nnumber of Finbacks Latt 53:48 Long by Chro 63:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","W","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light baffling winds and calms slowed the ship, with several other vessels in sight. They spotted a number of finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-24","events":[],"lat":-54.95,"lon":-63.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 24th\nCom, with calms and pleasant weathere 5 Sail in sight at 2\nPM Capt Lawes came aboard of the St George he had 330 bbls of Sperm\nat 5 the America spoke us Seabury with 110 [superscript: bbls] of Sperm gamed with him\nat 10 PM Cept went aboard of his ships Middle part fresh breezes from NNW\nsteer SE at 8 PM saw Staton Land bearing South dist 25 miles\nlatter light airs and baffling steer from SSE to SSW at 9 AM double reefed\nthe East point of Staton Land So Ends 7 Sails in sight East point\nof Staton Land bearing S NE W 12 miles dist Latt 54:57 Long 63:47\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","NNW","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Captain Lawes of the St. George visited with 330 barrels of sperm oil. Later, Captain Seabury of the America visited with 110 barrels of sperm oil. In the evening, the crew sighted Staten Land.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"St. George","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Lawes","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"America","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Seabury","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Staton Land","at":"isla-de-los-estados"},{"date":"1851-01-25","events":[],"lat":-55.3333,"lon":-64.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 25th\nThese 24 hours variable airs and calms steer S [superscript: o] W & S at 4 AM tookin sludg\nsails at 5 PM spoke Levi Starbuck Cpt Elison Clean and a Barque from\nNew York bound to Columbia River, So Ends West point of Staton Land bearing\nNNE dist 10 Leagues Latt 55:20 Long by act 64:50 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In light winds and calms near Staten Island, the ship met the Levi Starbuck, with no oil, and a bark from New York heading for the Columbia River.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Levi Starbuck","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Elison","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Staton Land","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"isla-de-los-estados"},{"date":"1851-01-26","events":[],"lat":-56.0,"lon":-65.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 26th\nFirst part and latter calms middle smart [superscript: breeze] from North steer\nSE by S Set studding sails low & aloft at 6 PM the mate of Barque\nPlatina of Westport So Ends Land in sight to Northward & 5 Sail\nLatt by Obs 56:00 Long 65:47 west\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","N","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They met the mate of the bark Platina of Westport and sighted land to the north, along with five other vessels.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Platina","rig":"bark","port":"Westport","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-01-27","events":[],"lat":-56.4,"lon":-66.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 27th\nFirst part calms at 7 PM it sprung up light breeze from East\nsteer SW by S at 4 AM set studding sails a Barque passed us steer to east\nat 6 wind canted to North at Day light thier was 7 Sail in sight\nat 9 AM the mate of [struck: Alessa] Hissaw came aboard after letters at\nNoon Cape Horn [struck: bore] WNW dist 30 miles Latt by Obs 56:24 South\nLong by Chro 66:53 West","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","E","light"],["middle","N",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Seven other ships were in sight at daybreak near Cape Horn. At 9 AM, the mate of the Hissaw came aboard to collect letters.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hissaw","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Horn","plate":"life.letters-a","at":"cape-horn"},{"date":"1851-01-28","events":[],"lat":-56.8833,"lon":-67.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 28th\nbegins with light airs and calms Stee S W with all sail set\nat 10 P M it sprung a breese from Westward tookin steedding\nsails & fly jib Fore T, G, Sail & at Sundown Cape Horn bore N W dist\n25 miles and five sail in sight latter heavy gales and hard\nsqualls at 10 Am tookin all sail to a closed reefed main Top sail\nand fore sail set spencers and hove ship on Stb tack\nLatt by Obs 56:53 Long by Actt 67:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","W","fresh"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["calm","gale","squalls"],"plain":"Cape Horn was sighted 25 miles away alongside five other ships. Later, heavy gales and fierce squalls forced the crew to reduce down to minimal sail.","where":"near land","place":"Cape Horn","at":"cape-horn"},{"date":"1851-01-29","events":[],"lat":-57.2667,"lon":-67.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 29th\nCom with heavy gales from W S W lying to under closed reefed M, T, sail &\nFore sail and spencers at 1 PM tookin Fore sail then blowing strong a bad\nsea at 5 it lulled som set fore sail at 10 set double reefed T,S Sails gale abated\nat 8 AM wind canted to S W turned reefs out of Top sails and set courses and\nwore ship to Westward So Ends Latt by Obs 57:16 Sth\nLong by Chr 67:53 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["first","","strong"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship weathered heavy gales and rough seas while lying stopped under reduced sail. The storm abated overnight, and by morning the crew set more sail and turned the ship westward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-30","events":[],"lat":-57.2,"lon":-68.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 30th\nbegins with strong gales from S W and squally weather heading\nW S W under doubl reef Top sail & courses at 7 PM wore shipe headed up S S E\nthrough the night at [illegible] A m wore back to westward latter gales encreased tookin\njib & spanker squalls attended with rain So Ends Latt by Obs 57:12 South\nLong by act 68:15\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship battled strong gales, squalls, and rain off Cape Horn, repeatedly turning and reducing sail as the storm worsened.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-01-31","events":[],"lat":-57.4167,"lon":-67.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 31\nCom with strong gales from W S W at 3 P M closed reefed Main T sail\nfurled the fore one and Fore sail set spencers and wore ship to South\n& hove to midnight tookin main T, sail and turned lee bow to the\nblowing heavy with a high sea on at 10 Am set lee clew of main Top\nsail So Ends tookin Fore Top mast staysail Latt by act 57:25 Soutt\nLong by act 67:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales blew from the west-southwest with high seas. The crew reduced sail, turned south, and stopped the ship to wait out the heavy weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-01","events":[],"lat":-57.0167,"lon":-66.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 1st\nBegins with heay gales from W S W and high sea runing lying to under\nlee clew of M, T, sail & spencers 1 PM set main Top sail closed reefed T staysail\nit lulled som Lomas fell on Deck and put his collar bone out Capt\nmyself tried to set it midnight wind shifted to SSW and blew very hard\nsqualls attended hail and snow we wore ship tookin Fore, T, staysail hauled weather\nclew of main Top sail latter part the same at 9 Am ship passed us showing\nOrizumbo signal So Ends Latt by Obs 57:1 Lang by Chr 66:16\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","SSW","strong"],["latter","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","squalls","hail","snow"],"plain":"Heavy gales, rough seas, hail, and snow battered the ship. A crew member named Lomas fell to the deck and dislocated his collarbone, which the captain and logkeeper tried to reset.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman dislocated his collarbone in a fall","quote":"Lomas fell on Deck and put his collar bone out Capt myself tried to set it","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-02","events":[],"lat":-55.7833,"lon":-66.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 2d\ncom with heavy gales from south with freguant squalls of hail &\nsnow lying to under lee clew of main Top sail & spencers on Larbaord\ntack middle part the same at Daylight abated at 7 Am set closed\nreefed Top sails & courses saw a ship and heremorphodite Brig at 11 Am we\ntacked ship to Westward So Ends Latt by act 55:47 Long Do 66:40","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","hail","snow"],"plain":"Heavy southerly gales brought frequent squalls of hail and snow, forcing the ship to stop and wait under minimal sail. The weather abated at daylight, and they saw a ship and a brig.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Bore heavy gales with hail and snow","quote":"heavy gales from south with freguant squalls of hail & snow","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-03","events":[],"lat":-56.3667,"lon":-64.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb, 3d\nCom with strong gales from South and squally heading to Westward\nunder double reef Top sails and courses at 5 PM wore ship at 9 had\na hard squall tookin all sail & hove to Middle part thick and rainy latter\nit moderated and cleard off made all sail headed up S W with wind from SSE\nSo Ends A Ship and Brig in sight Latt 56:22 Lng by Chro 64:39\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["latter","SSE","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain","clear"],"plain":"Strong gales and rain forced the crew to take in all sail and stop the ship overnight. The weather cleared by the end of the day, with a ship and a brig in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-04","events":[],"lat":-57.45,"lon":-64.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 4th\nFirst part calms middle and latter moderate breese from S W and\nthick weather St[struck: d] by the wind Stb tacks with all drawing sail set 2 AM\ntookin light sails at 7 set Main Top Gallant sail So Ends Latt by Obs 57:24 South\nLong by Act 64:14\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calms were followed by moderate breezes and thick weather, with the crew setting and reducing sail as needed. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-05","events":[],"lat":-58.3333,"lon":-64.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 5th\nThese 24 hours light winds from SW and thick foggy weather steer by the\nwind with Stb tacks aboard at 7 AM wind Canted to Westward Hill below sick\nSo Ends Latt by act 58:20: Lng by act 64:20\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","light"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Thick fog and light winds slowed the ship as it steered by the wind. Hill was below decks, sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Hill was sick below","quote":"Hill below sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-06","events":[],"lat":-58.3333,"lon":-65.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 6th\nFirst and middle part light winds from WSW and thick foggy\nweather ster by the wind on Stb tack all drawing sail set at 6 AM\nwind canted to S W wetacked to Westward latter it cleared up, gat out\nwater, Bread molasses So Ends cripples no better Latt by Obs 58:20 South\nLong by Chro 65:19 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["middle","WSW","light"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Light winds and thick fog gave way to clear weather later in the day. The crew brought out water, bread, and molasses, while the injured men showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Injured crew members showed no improvement","quote":"cripples no better","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-07","events":[],"lat":-58.6167,"lon":-66.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 7th\nCom with moderate breeses from SW and thick weather heading Wester\nall sail set at 5 PM tacked to South 8 PM wind to NW it set in rainy\nwe ster SWbyW tookin Fly Gib at 3 AM wind canted back again and cleard\noff latter strong breeses and passing squalls with along swell heaving from\nSW One sail in sight, Hill no better and not any prospect of any\nLatt by Obs 58:37 Long by Chro 66:17\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["first","NW",""],["middle","SW",""],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls","clear","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship sailed through shifting winds, rain, and squalls with a long swell rolling from the southwest. A crewman named Hill remained sick with no prospect of improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-08","events":[],"lat":-58.8333,"lon":-67.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 8th\nCom with fresh breeses from WSW and hazy weather heading\nN W at 9 PM wore ship it cleard up latter got the out stud sail & ster\nWSW and set Fore Top Mast Studding sail, So Ends with thick and\nrainy weather Latt by act 58.50 Long by act 67:12 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"]],"weather":["haze","clear","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh breezes and hazy conditions, followed by clearing skies and then thick, rainy weather. Routine sailing continued with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-09","events":[],"lat":-59.2,"lon":-69.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 9th\nFirst part fresh breeses from Westward and rainy heading SSW all prudant\nsail out 2 AM wind shifted to SE ster WSW latter fresh gales & squally\nat 5 AM double reefed Top sails So Ends Latt by Obs 59:12 Long by Chro 69:16\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","gale","squalls"],"plain":"They sailed through fresh breezes, rain, and later squally gales, reducing sail as the weather worsened.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-10","events":[],"lat":-58.6667,"lon":-72.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 10th\nCom with fresh gales from SE and hard squalls ster West at 6 PM closed\nreefed the Tose sails and reefed the Main sail tookin Jib and Spanker midnight\nwind canted to South & Moderated 6 AM turned one reef out of Top sails and Main\nsail latter baffling [struck: winds] and rainy Latt by act 58:40 Long Do 72:25","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["middle","S","moderate"],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["squalls","gale","rain"],"plain":"The crew contended with fresh gales, hard squalls, and rain, reducing sail as the ship headed west before conditions moderated.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-11","events":[],"lat":-58.2,"lon":-71.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 11th\nFirst part calms and thick weather with a heavy swell from\nS W middle and latter part Moderate breezes from South and squally\nrainy weather ster West at 1 AM had hard squall we closed reefed the\nTop sail and main sail at 10 made sail sot fly F G sail fore past gout\nwater So Ends three sail [struck: saw] in sight Latt by act 58:12 S\nLong by act 71:50 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","S","moderate"],["latter","S","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced calm, foggy weather with heavy swells, followed by moderate breezes, rain, and a hard squall early in the morning that forced them to reduce sail. Three other ships were in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-12","events":[],"lat":-58.5,"lon":-72.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 12\nFirst part baffling winds from SW to West ster by the wind on Stb tack\nhool Top sails & main [struck: T] Tgallaunt sail set at 5 PM tacked to Southend\nmiddle part the same latter fresh gales from Westward Day light\ndouble reefed the Top sail at 10 tookin Jibb main sail So Ends\nheading SSW Latt by Obs 58.30 Long by Chro 72:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW",""],["middle","SW",""],["latter","W","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The crew contended with shifting winds before fresh gales blew in from the west, forcing them to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-13","events":[],"lat":-59.0833,"lon":-72.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 13th\nCom, with strong gales from WSW and thick weather at 1 PM\ntookin Main sail Fore Top sail and closed reefed the main and hove to\non Stb tack at 7 handed the Fore sail Middle heevy gales and high\nsea Shiped passed to windward of us latter it abated Som we sot double\nreef Top sail wind Canted to Westward Latt by Act 59:5\nLong by act 72:20\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick, heavy seas forced the crew to shorten sail and stop the ship to wait out the storm. Conditions eased slightly toward the end of the day, allowing them to set some sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-14","events":[],"lat":-59.25,"lon":-71.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 14th\nFirst and Middle part strong gales from WSW and thick foggy weath\nster by the wind under double reef Top sail with Stb tacks aboard at 6 AM\nwind veered to S W we wore Ship latter rainy weather & baffling breezes\nSo Ends heading [illegible] W Latt Act 59:15 Long by act 71:55\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","WSW","gale"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["fog","gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick fog brought heavy weather, followed by rain and shifting winds.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-15","events":[],"lat":-58.6667,"lon":-73.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 15th\nCom with baffling winds from SW to South and passing squalls ster by the [illegible]\nwith Larboard tacks aboard Main Top Gallant sail long swell heaving from\nSW Middle and latter the same sot Fly Jib at 11 AM carried away one of\nthe bobstays and fitted it again Latt by Obs 58:40 Long by Chro 73:35 West\nRemarks on","weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed through baffling winds, passing squalls, and a long swell. Late in the morning, a bobstay broke and was repaired.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-16","events":[],"lat":-57.1667,"lon":-74.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 16th\nBegins with fresh breezes from SSWard Cloudy weather ster West\nat noon spoke Bargin Harvest of New Bedford Cpt Almy the second at\n3 AM wind canted to WSW we tookin the liglet sail latter fresh gales\nand rainy double reefed the Top sail So Ends Latt by Obs 57:16 Sh\nLong by Chro 74:30 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","fresh"],["middle","WSW",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","gale"],"plain":"They met the bark Harvest of New Bedford under Captain Almy. Fresh gales and rain picked up later in the day, forcing them to shorten sail.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Harvest","rig":"bark","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Almy","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-02-17","events":[],"lat":-56.75,"lon":-74.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 17th\nThese 24 hours heavy gales from WSW and squally thick weather\nster by the wind with Larboard tacks aboard under double reef Top sails courses\nat 3 PM tookin Jib & Spanker at 5 closed reefed Top Sails & Main sail 7 wore\nShip tookin fore Top sail & Main sail at 8 AM wore backagain a sea boarded\nher on quarter & stove Lb quarter boat sot Fore Top sail & Main sail closed reefed\nSo Ends Latt by obs 56:45 Long by Cho 74: 8","wind":[["whole","WSW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"The ship battled heavy gales and thick, squally weather. A boarding sea struck the ship's quarter and smashed the left-side quarter boat.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Heavy sea smashed a whaleboat","quote":"a sea boarded her on quarter & stove Lb quarter boat","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-18","events":[],"lat":-57.3833,"lon":-73.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 18th\nBegins with heavy gales from WSW and very high sea on\nlying on Sth tack under closed Top sails and Courses At 3 AM\nIt moderated some at 7 PM took in F, T, Sl, & Main sail 5 AM set\nthem again at 9 turned one reef out of Top sail set Jib & Spanker\nSo Ends Dumas, no better Still ditto Latt by act 57:23 Sth\nLong by act 73:10 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and very high seas battered the ship as they sailed through rough waters. Dumas remained ill with no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Dumas remained sick","quote":"Dumas, no better Still ditto","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-19","events":[],"lat":-58.5,"lon":-73.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 19th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from West and thick foggy weather sted, wd\nheading up SSW under double reef Top sails at 7 AM turned out of Top\nsails set Main Top Gallant sail at 10 AM wind canted to WSW\nSo Ends Latt by act 58:30 Long by act 73:50\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","fresh"],["latter","WSW",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The ship sailed through fresh breezes and thick fog, with no whales or ships seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-20","events":[],"lat":-58.75,"lon":-75.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 20th\nFirst and Middle part Moderate breezes from NNW and thick\nweather heading WSW all drawing sail set at 6 AM wind hauld to wd\nwe sted West latter fresh gales 8 AM took in fly Jib & Main T, Gt sail 10\ndouble reefed Top sails So Ends Latt by act 58:45\nLong by act 75:35\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NNW","moderate"],["middle","NNW","moderate"],["latter","W","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Thick weather turned to fresh gales, forcing the crew to shorten sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-21","events":[],"lat":-58.9,"lon":-79.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 21st\nFirst and middle part string gales from N W and thick squally weather\nheading WSW under closed reefed Topsails & courses latter wind canted\nto North and blew very heavy took in Fore Top sail & Main sail and how to\nSo Ends with high sea runing Latt by Obs 58 51\nLong by Chro 79:30\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","NW","gale"],["latter","N","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and thick, squally weather forced the crew to reduce sail, stop the ship, and wait out high running seas.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-22","events":[],"lat":-58.8333,"lon":-80.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 22nd\nFirst and middle part Moderate gales from [struck: WSW] N N W sted by the wind\nwith stbd tacks aboard latter light wind from N E and thick rainy weather\nsted WSW latter got water, Flour, & Meet out So Ends Latt by act 58:50\nLong by act 80:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NNW","gale"],["middle","NNW","gale"],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced moderate gales followed by light winds and thick, rainy weather. The crew brought up water, flour, and meat from the hold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-23","events":[],"lat":-56.45,"lon":-81.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 23d\nFirst part Moderate baffling winds from South to SW and flying clouds\nsted NW at 1 set the T, Gallant sail latter strong breezes from SW and\nsqually took in light sails put one reef in Fore Top sail thus [struck: beg] kept off to north\nafter a seige of 50 Days beating about Latt by Obs 56:27 South\nLong by Chro 81:11 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","moderate"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Squally winds picked up, forcing the crew to reduce sail. After a grueling fifty-day siege of fighting the winds around Cape Horn, they finally headed north.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Endured fifty-day struggle around Cape Horn","quote":"kept off to north after a seige of 50 Days beating about","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1851-02-24","events":[],"lat":-53.7667,"lon":-81.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 24\nThese 24 hours hevy gales from South to SW and hard squalls sted NW\ncarying all possible sail taking in, in squall after makeing again\nMate Sick with Colic & fever So Ends two sail in sight Latt by Obs 53:46\nLong by Chro 81:59\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"Heavy gales and hard squalls battered the ship, forcing the crew to repeatedly reduce and reset sail. The mate fell sick with colic and a fever.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-25","events":[],"lat":-51.5,"lon":-81.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 25th\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh [insertion: gales] and squally weather carying all\nprudent sail sted N W by Compass variation 2 1/4 points Easterly latter thick\nand rainy So Ends Latt by act 51:50 Long by act 81:00","wind":[["whole","","gale"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed through fresh gales and squalls under all prudent sail, with thick and rainy weather later in the day. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-26","events":[],"lat":-48.8333,"lon":-81.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 26th\nAll these 24 hours fresh gales from SW and thick foggy weather Stee\nNW by N under hoof Topsails and courses struck A Porpois and lost him\nI am considerable better So Ends Latt by Act 48:50 South Long by Act 81:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","gale"]],"weather":["fog","gale"],"plain":"Under fresh gales and thick fog, the crew harpooned a porpoise but lost it. The keeper noted he was feeling \"considerable better.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper reported feeling better","quote":"I am considerable better","interest":1},{"kind":"nature","title":"Struck a porpoise and lost him","quote":"struck A Porpois and lost him"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1851-02-27","events":[],"lat":-46.4,"lon":-82.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 27th\nthroughout this Day fresh breezes from SW and foggy weather Stee N [struck: W] by N\nwith whool Top sails & Main T gallantsail set So Ends Latt by Obs 46:24 South\nLong by Chr 82:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","fresh"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and foggy weather continued throughout the day as the ship sailed under whole topsails and main topgallant sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-02-28","events":[],"lat":-43.9,"lon":-81.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 28th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from SW and very dark squall\nStee NW by Compass two points variation Easterly I am about\nstill no better than last report Latt 43:54 Long by Chro 81:51\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship sailed on through fresh breezes and very dark squalls. The keeper noted he was still unwell, feeling \"no better than last report.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-01","events":[],"lat":-41.5833,"lon":-81.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 1st\nThese 24 hours Moderate breezes from South to SE and cloudy Stee\nNW with all drawing sail set Carpenter to work mending Lb Boat\nlatter set studding sails & crossed the Main Royal yard and bent sail set it\nwatch variously employed about the ship So Ends Latt by Obs 41:33\nLong by Chr 81:41\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew made sail under moderate breezes while the carpenter worked on repairing one of the boats.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-02","events":[],"lat":-39.3333,"lon":-81.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March 2d\nAll this Day fine breezes from South to SE and pleasant weather\nStee Ny W 1/2 W with evry thing set, So Ends Latt by act 39:20 South\nLong by act 81:45 west\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine breezes and pleasant weather; the ship made good headway with every sail set. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-03","events":[],"lat":-36.4167,"lon":-81.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 3d\nAll this Day fresh breezes from South and cloudy Stee N by W 1/2 W\nall sail set to best advantage latter broke out and coopered the Bread\nbetween Decks myself & Carpenter Mending Boat So Ends one sail in\nsight Latt by act 36:25 Long 81:18\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed under fresh breezes with all sail set, attended to bread between decks, and worked with the carpenter to mend a boat. Another ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-04","events":[],"lat":-33.6333,"lon":-80.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 4th\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from South and heang weather Stee\nN by W 1/2 W at 7 PM steerd NNE Midnight took in M Royal & M\nT,G, stud sail & tore one at Day light saw ship standing to eastward 8 A\nM saw Massafuero, bearing west dist 20 miles we hauld up\nNW, and shifted studding over to Lb side saw Barque under Short sail\nSo Ends Watch employ in Ships duty Latt by Obs 33:38\nLong by Act 80:20 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Fresh gales brought heavy weather, and a studding sail tore around midnight. At daylight they sighted a ship and later a bark under shortened sail, with Massafuero in sight about 20 miles to the west.","where":"near land","place":"Massafuero","at":"alejandro-selkirk-island"},{"date":"1851-03-05","events":[],"lat":-31.9333,"lon":-80.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 5th\nBegins with fresh gales from South and cloudy weather\nStee NW by W all set to best advantage at 3 5 PM lost sight\nMassafuero bearing SW Watch employed in Ships duty we\nfinished mending Stb Boat & Painted her Latt by act 31:56\nLong by act 80:30","wind":[["first","S","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale"],"plain":"Sailing under fresh gales, the ship lost sight of Massafuero in the afternoon. The crew carried out ship's duty, finished repairing the right-side boat, and painted it.","where":"near land","place":"Massafuero","at":"alejandro-selkirk-island"},{"date":"1851-03-06","events":[],"lat":-29.0833,"lon":-83.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 6[th]\nBegins with moderate breezes from SE and passing squalls, steer\nNWbW with all sail set and Ends the same Sundown saw one Sail\nwatch variously employed about the ship Lumas is geting better, Hill\nContinues as usual      Latt by Obs 29:5 South\n                        Long by Chro 83:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through moderate breezes and passing squalls, busy with routine work. They sighted a ship at sundown, and noted that Lumas was recovering while Hill remained the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-07","events":[],"lat":-27.75,"lon":-84.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 7[th]\nThese 24 hours got SE fresh and clear weather steer NW by W by Compass\nwatch to work rattling down Topmast rigging Painted Lb Boat\nSo Ends Lovet below sick    Latt by act 27:45 South\n                            Long by act 84:17 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging and painted the port-side boat. Lovet remained below, sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-08","events":[],"lat":-25.8667,"lon":-86.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday","plain":"Only the day of the week was recorded.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-09","events":[],"lat":-23.7,"lon":-87.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"March 8[th]\nAll these 24 hours fine breezes and clear weather steer NW with all [superscript: sail] Sail\nwatch employed in starting fresh water out of ground teer and filling with\nwith salt water So Ends\n            Latt by Obs 25:52  Long by C 86:15\nRemarks on [struck: Saturday] March 9[th]\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and smoky hazy weather steer\nNW with all sail set first part painted Sth boat Lovet\nhas got a sour on his hand Hill gains some on it, Latt by Obs 23:12\n                                            Long by Chro 87:28\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Sailing northwest under full sail, the crew painted the south boat. Lovet suffered from a sore on his hand, while Hill's condition began to improve.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Lovet suffered from sore hand","quote":"Lovet\nhas got a sour on his hand Hill gains some on it","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-10","events":[],"lat":-21.8333,"lon":-88.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 10\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and clear weather steer N W latter steered\nNN by W latter to work brakeing out Flour and coopering it So Ends\nwith all sail set to best advantage Latt 21.50 Long 88:50\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under fresh trade winds and clear skies, the crew spent the day unpacking and coopering flour barrels while sailing under full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-21.25,"lon":-89.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 11[th]\nX   Come with fresh trades and fine weather steer NW at 3 PM raised\n    Sperm Whales at 4 loard three Boats for them Waist Boat struck\n    one and Lb Bt killed him at 9 PM got him along side got supper\n\n    and set the watch for night Day light called all hands rove cutting\n    gear at 8 AM hooked on and went to cutting, So Ends Latt by Act 21:15\n    Long by act 89:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"plain":"They spotted sperm whales and lowered three boats. The waist boat harpooned one and the larboard boat killed it, bringing the whale alongside that evening. At daylight, the crew began stripping the blubber.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1851-03-12","events":[],"lat":-20.8333,"lon":-89.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 12[th]\nFresh trades and fine weather all hands employed in cutting\nat 9 AM got all in except the head latter took that in and made sail\nsteer NW So Ends       Latt by [struck: act] 20.50 Long by Act 89:25\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"Fine weather with fresh trade winds. The entire crew worked at stripping the blubber from a whale, finishing everything but the head by 9 a.m., after which they took that in and set sail.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1851-03-13","events":[],"lat":-20.0,"lon":-90.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 13[th]\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and light squalls steer NW with Top\ngallant sails set all hands employed in clearing away at 5 PM\nstarted a fire went to boiling at 6 set try watches Middle and latter\nboiling Lovetts hand no better So Ends Latt by Obs 20:00 South\n                                       Long by Chro 90:57","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew cleared the decks and spent the afternoon and night boiling blubber into oil. Meanwhile, Lovett's injured hand showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Lovett's injured hand showed no improvement","quote":"Lovetts hand no better","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1851-03-14","events":[],"lat":-18.6667,"lon":-92.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 14th\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh trades and passing squalls\nsteer [struck: N] NW with Top Gallant sails sett watch employed in\nboiling So Ends invalids no better Latt by Obs 18:46 South\nLong by Act 92:5 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew kept busy boiling blubber under fresh trade winds and passing squalls, while the sick crewmen showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-15","events":[],"lat":-16.7333,"lon":-94.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 15th\nAll these 24 hours strong trades and squally steer N W by W with Top Gt\nSails set watch employed in boiling at 10 Pm cooled down latter\ncleared up and washed off Decks, and set the studding sails So Ends\nLatt by Obs 16:44 Long by Chro 94:9\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong trade winds and squalls, finishing boiling blubber into oil late in the evening before cleaning and washing the decks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-16","events":[],"lat":-14.7,"lon":-95.2834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday March 16th\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and passing squalls steer N W by W with\nall sail set invalids about the same Latt by Obs 14:42 South\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Fresh trade winds and passing squalls; the ship sailed northwest by west under full sail. The sick men were reported about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids remained about the same","quote":"invalids about the same","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-17","events":[],"lat":-12.8667,"lon":-96.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 17th Long by Chro 96:25\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh trades and fine weather steer N W\nby W with all sail set latter all hands employed in stowing down\noil   So Ends,   Latt by Obs 12:52 Long by Act 98:35\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"Fine weather with fresh trade winds as the ship sailed under full canvas. The entire crew was busy storing whale oil down in the hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1851-03-18","events":[],"lat":-11.3833,"lon":-99.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 18th\nCom with fresh trades and fine weather steer N W by W with all\nsail set middle and latter the same latter finished stowing down\noil Lumas some better So Ends   Latt by Obs 11:23 South\nLong by Act 99:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"With fresh trade winds and fine weather, the crew sailed northwest by west with every sail set and finished stowing down the oil. Lumas was reported to be doing somewhat better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Lumas was feeling better","quote":"Lumas some better","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1851-03-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"sperm","count":2},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-10.0,"lon":-100.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 19th\nCom with strong trades and clear weather steer N W by W with all\nsail set watch employed in washing off the ship in side at 5\n[drawing] PM raised Sperm Whales loard three Boats waist boat struck two\nwhales the Iron strops parted and lost them oth boat went on and\ndarted did not fasten at Dark came aboard we laid aback until\n9 PM then steer off W S W under holl Top sails at Daylight Made all\nSail at 7 steer N W latter fresh trades So Ends Latt by Obs 10:00 South\nLong by Chro 100:59 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"with every sail set in strong trade winds, the crew washed down the ship. At 5 p.m., they spotted sperm whales and lowered three boats. The waist boat harpooned two whales, but the iron strops broke and both were lost.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1851-03-20","events":[],"lat":-8.6,"lon":-102.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 20th\nThis Day fresh trades and clear weather steer N W by W with\nall sail out at 5 PM saw Ship steer to Westward watch variously employed\nabout the Levits hand has got well So Ends Latt by Obs 8:06 South\nLong by Chro 102:52 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With fresh trade winds and all sail set, the crew carried out routine shipboard work. They spotted a ship heading westward, and a crewman's injured hand had recovered.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-21","events":[],"lat":-6.7,"lon":-105.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 21st\nThis Day fresh trades well to Eastward & passing squalls steer N W\nwith all sail out at 6 AM we steer West we bent anew Top Gallat\nstudding sail watch variously employed about the Ship\nLatt by act 6:42, Long by act 105 12","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Fresh trade winds and passing squalls continued as the ship sailed with every sail set. The crew bent a new topgallant studdingsail and performed routine work aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-22","events":[],"lat":-5.9333,"lon":-107.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 22nd\nThese 24 hours trades baffling and hard showers of rain ste[er]\nWest by S with all sail set watch employed in Ships duty\nHill no better Lumas has got so as to work, Latt by act 5:56 South\nLong by act 107:45 West\nRemarks on","weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed west-southwest under full sail through shifting winds and heavy rain showers. Hill was no better, but Lumas had recovered enough to work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-23","events":[],"lat":-6.0833,"lon":-110.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March 23rd\nThese 24 hours strong winds from Eastward and Hard Showers of\nrain ster Wst with all sail set carried away Fore Top mast studding\nsail boom and T. Gallant stud yard So Ends Leng by Obs 6:05 South\nLong by Chro 110:00 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Strong winds and heavy rain showers battered the ship as it steered west under full sail, breaking the fore-topmast studding sail boom and topgallant studding yard.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Spars broke in heavy wind and rain","quote":"carried away Fore Top mast studding sail boom and T. Gallant stud yard","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-24","events":[],"lat":-5.9667,"lon":-112.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday March 24th\nCom with fresh trades and cloudy weather ster West\ncarrying all possible sail middle and latter the same watch\nemployed in Ships duty saw a Ship steer to N E So Ends\nLatt 5:58 Long by act 112:20\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Sailed west under full sail in fresh trade winds and cloudy weather. The crew carried out routine ship's duties, and a ship was sighted heading northeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-25","events":[],"lat":-5.2667,"lon":-114.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 25th\nThroughout these 24 hours moderate trades and fine clear\nweather ster WSt watch employed in turn up the main\nrigging So Ends Latt by Obs 5:16 South\nLong by Chro 114:41 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Fine, clear weather with moderate trade winds; the crew worked on the main rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-26","events":[],"lat":-4.5667,"lon":-116.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 26th\nBegins with moderate trades and and fine weather ste West\nlatter trades strong watch employed in turning up main rigging\nfirst part one sail in sight So Ends Latt by Obs 4:34 South\nLong by Chro 116:45 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Fine trade winds and fair weather as the ship sailed west. The crew adjusted the main rigging, and another vessel was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-27","events":[],"lat":-4.5,"lon":-118.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 27th\nThroughout these 24 hours moderate trades and fine weather\nster W [struck: N] S by Compass with all sail set watch employ in\nturning up fore rigging So Ends Latt by act 4:30 South\nLong by act 118:50 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate trade winds and all sail set. The crew spent the day working on the rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-28","events":[],"lat":-4.5333,"lon":-122.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 28th\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and light showers of rain ster\nWSt watch employed in fore rigging At 8 PM rigged in Jibboom\nlatter Carpenter & Cooper to work spliceing on Fly Jibboom So Ends\nLatt by Obs 4:32 S Long by act 122:15 west\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Fresh trade winds brought light showers of rain. The crew worked on the rigging, and the carpenter and cooper spent the latter part of the day splicing the flying jib boom.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-29","events":[],"lat":-4.1167,"lon":-124.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 29th\nFirst part light trades and fine weather ster W by S middle\nand latter part strong wind and freguant showers of rain with\nlightening through the night finished spliceing Jibboom and sent\nit out So Ends Latt by Obs 4.17 Sutt Long by Chro 124:27 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","lightning"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong winds, frequent rain showers, and lightning during the night. They finished splicing the jibboom and rigged it back into place.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-30","events":[],"lat":-2.7333,"lon":-125.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March 30th\nThese 24 hours light baffling winds middle part rainy course cl[ose]\nfirst part bent the fib So Ends Latt by Obs 2[illegible]44 South Long 125:40","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship encountered light, shifting winds and rain while the crew rigged the jib.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-03-31","events":[],"lat":-1.1333,"lon":-126.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 31st\nFirst and middle part light variable winds and Dark Clouds\nwith Hard Showers of rain at 7 PM took in the Studding sails\n8 A M set them again latter moderate breezes from Eastward\nand fine Weather steer N W watch employed in ships duty\nwe bent Fly Jib So Ends Hill no better Latt by Obs 1.08 South\nLong by Chro 126:33 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","E","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","cloudy"],"plain":"The crew experienced light variable winds and dark clouds with heavy rain showers before fine weather returned. They worked on ship duties, bent a flying jib, and noted that Hill was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Hill remained unwell","quote":"Hill no better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":0.0667,"lon":-127.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 1st\nAll these 24 hours light Baffling winds from East to N E Stee\nN N W with all Sail set to best advantage watch employed\nin lore Rigging saw several Fin Backs So Ends Hill no\nbetter Lumas has got to work. Latt by Obs 4 miles North\nLong by Chro 127.8 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"With light, shifting winds, the ship sailed under full sail while the crew worked on the rigging. They saw several finback whales, and noted that Hill was no better while Lumas returned to work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-1.2,"lon":-127.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 2nd\nThis Day light baffling [insertion: winds] and clear weather steer N W by N watch\nvariously employed about the ship we saw several Fin Backs\nSo Ends Latt by Obs 1.12 South\nLong by Chro 127:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and clear weather. The crew carried out routine ship's work, and they saw several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":2.0,"lon":-128.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 3d\nThese 24 hours light baffling airs and calms steer N W by N watch\nemployed in fitting rigging saw several Fin Backs So Ends\nLatt 2.00 North Long by Chro 128:56\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and calms slowed the ship while the crew worked on the rigging. They saw several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":3.4667,"lon":-130.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 4th\nCommencing with fresh breezes from Eastward and fine weather\nsteer NW by N with all sail set we saw several Fin Backs\ngot out water filled up scuttle butts So Ends\nLatt 3:28 North Long by Chro 130:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","fresh"]],"plain":"Under fine weather and fresh breezes with all sail set, the crew saw several finback whales and filled the scuttle butts with fresh water.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-05","events":[],"lat":5.8667,"lon":-132.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 5th\nStrong trades and flying clouds steer [struck: W] [insertion: sail] W with all out middle\npart took in studding sails Fly Jib & Gaff Top sail watch variously\nemployed about the ship So Ends Latt by Obs 5.52 North\nLong by Chro 132:21 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Routine sailing under strong trade winds with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-06","events":[],"lat":8.3,"lon":-134.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday April 6th\nStrong trades and flying clouds steer N W b N at sundown took in Fore\nTop Gallant sail and spanker gaff So Ends Latt by Obs 8:18 North\nLong by Chro 134:21 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Routine sailing under strong trade winds with flying clouds; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-07","events":[],"lat":10.2333,"lon":-136.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday April 7th\nContinues Strong trades and smoky weather steer N W by W\nwith Top Gallant sails set watch variously employed about\nthe rigging So Ends Latt by Obs 10:14 North\nLong by Chro 136:39 West","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds and hazy weather continued as the ship sailed northwest by west. The crew did routine rigging work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-08","events":[],"lat":12.1,"lon":-138.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 8th\nThis Day strong trades and smoky weathere stee W by W with\nTop gallant sails set watch variously employed about the Ship\nCooper to work setting Shooks for water Cascades Latt 12: 6 North\nLong by Chro 138:50 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong trade winds and smoky weather as the ship sailed west. The cooper worked on assembling water casks, while the rest of the crew did routine maintenance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-09","events":[],"lat":13.8667,"lon":-141.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 9th\nBegenying strong trades and smoky weathere stee A W by W\nat 6 PM steed N W by W 1/2 W Cooper setting up shooks\nwatch employed in Ships duty So Ends Latt by Obs 13:52 Noth\nLong by Chro 141.49 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed on under strong trade winds and hazy weather while the cooper assembled barrel casks and the crew carried out routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-10","events":[],"lat":15.5333,"lon":-144.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 10th\nStrong trades and harezy weathere stee N W by W 1/2 W latter wind canted\nto E S E wee set Fore Top mast stud sail maen royal & Fly Jib So Ends\nLatt by Obs 15:32 N Long by Chro 144:8\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","strong"],["latter","ESE",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong trade winds and hazy weather, setting more sail as the wind shifted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-11","events":[],"lat":16.8667,"lon":-146.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 11th\nThis Day trades strong and steady stee West [struck: by] W with all sail\nset watch employed in taring down rigging Brown the Boatsteer\nlaid up with Soar Leggs So Ends Latt by Obs 16:52 Long\nLong by Chro 146:54 W\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Strong, steady trade winds blew as the ship sailed west with every sail set. The crew tarred the rigging, and Brown the harpooner was off duty with sore legs.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boatsteerer Brown laid up with sore legs","quote":"Brown the Boatsteer\nlaid up with Soar Leggs","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-12","events":[],"lat":18.25,"lon":-149.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 12th\nStrong trades winds light squalls and fying clouds st W by A at 1 P m\ntook in the studding sails finished taring down hill & Jack Brown no\nbetter put Lovet into st b watch Latt by Obs 18:15 North\nLong by Chro 149:34 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong trade winds with light squalls. Jack Brown remained unwell, and Lovet was reassigned to the starboard watch.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-13","events":[],"lat":18.8333,"lon":-151.0667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday April 13th\nStrong trades and cloudy hairy weathere stee W by N at midnight wind\ncanted to Eastward wee set the studding sails So Ends Latt by Obs 18:56 North\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","strong"],["middle","E",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Strong trade winds and cloudy weather as the ship continued on course; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-14","events":[],"lat":19.542,"lon":-152.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday April 14th Long by Chro 152:34\nBegins with fresh trades and hairy weathere stee W by N with all sail\nset at 11 P.M took in the studding sails at Day light set them\nagain watche variously employed about the Ship at 11 AM saw\nthe East point of Owhylee bearing S W by W dist 5 Leagues So Ends\nstee in for the Land with strong breeze\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"Under fresh trade winds, the crew sighted the eastern point of Owhyhee (Hawaii) about fifteen miles away and headed in toward the island.","where":"near land","place":"Owhylee","plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"hawaii-2"},{"date":"1851-04-15","events":[],"lat":20.3,"lon":-154.4493,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday April 15th\nThis Day begins with strong winds from et E and driseling\nrain stees in for the Land heading N W by W at 5 PM loffed to\nthe wind off shore it being thick and hairy stood off untill midnight\nthen tacked in shore at three tacked off at 5 AM tackd tacked\non again So Ends standing in shore saw two Ships steering\noff Noon the Land was not in sight it was hairy Latt 20 18","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["drizzle"],"plain":"Strong winds and drizzling rain made for thick, hazy weather as they repeatedly turned toward and away from land. Two ships were sighted steering away.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-04-16","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-156.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 16th\nCom with Strong wind and thick Weather ste in for\nHodoo at 2 PM it light up some we saw the Land fell into\nLeeward of the harbour keept off for Mowee at 1 AM topped the\nwith Main Yard aback & double reefed the Top Sails at Daylight\nkept off SW and made sail at 5am the East end of Mowee bedring SSW\nSo ends runing in fo Lahina harbour saw tow Ships Standing in\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","strong"]],"plain":"In strong winds and thick weather, the ship stood in for Oahu, but falling to leeward of the harbor, bore away for Maui. By morning, they were running in for Lahaina harbor alongside two other ships.","where":"near land","place":"Mowee","via":[[-156.45,20.45]],"at":"maui"},{"date":"1851-04-17","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 17th\nCom with baffling winds and fine weather beating in the passage\nbetween Ranai an Mowee at 5 PM came to abrist of Fort in\n18 fth of water with Lb anchor about one mile from reef furled\nthe sails at Dark set watch Officers & Boasteerers stead latter all hands\nemployed in geting off water we discharged Jack Hill the Boatsteerer\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable",""]],"plain":"After sailing through the passage between Ranai and Mowee, the ship anchored in 18 fathoms of water about a mile from the reef opposite the fort. The crew took on water, and they discharged harpooner Jack Hill.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Harpooner Jack Hill was discharged","quote":"we discharged Jack Hill the Boatsteerer","interest":3}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Ranai and Mowee"},{"date":"1851-04-18","events":[],"lat":20.6551,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday April 18\nLight breezes and pleasant weather Stb Watch Shore on liberty the\nother employed in stowing water and carrying trade a shore we\nCarried Jack Brown on Shore he was that bad he could not walk\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"With light breezes and pleasant weather, the starboard watch went ashore on liberty while the others stowed water and carried trade ashore. Jack Brown was carried ashore, so ill he could not walk.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crewman carried ashore","quote":"Carried Jack Brown on Shore he was that bad he could not walk","interest":4,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1851-04-19","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-156.9528,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday April 19th\nFresh breezes from NNW and Smoky weather got off wraft of water\nstowed it awy took another wraft of Casks on shore Larb Watch on liberty\nwe ship two men and one Boatsteerer at Sundown gave the Ship Chain\nand braced up the yards\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NNW","fresh"]],"plain":"In smoky weather, the crew brought aboard and stowed a raft of water casks and took another raft ashore. Half the crew had shore leave, and they recruited two new men and a harpooner.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Recruited two men and a harpooner","quote":"we ship two men and one Boatsteerer","interest":3}],"where":"at anchor","via":[[-156.75,20.65]],"plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1851-04-20","events":[],"lat":20.7031,"lon":-157.1456,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday April 20th\nThis day fresh winds from E NE latter part of day wind canted to\nWestward Stb watch on liberty Fay, Frank and Stephen deserted the all\nthe others came off except Second mate at Sundown\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ENE","fresh"],["latter","W",""]],"plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty, but Fay, Frank, and Stephen deserted. The rest returned at sundown, except for the second mate.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Three crew members deserted on liberty","quote":"Fay, Frank and Stephen deserted","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"in port","via":[[-157.05,20.65]]},{"date":"1851-04-21","events":[],"lat":20.8027,"lon":-157.3249,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday April 21st\nThis Day Strong bueses from S W and heavy weather heavy surf\non the beach so that we could not get off water Larboard watch on Liberty\nThird mate George, Dixon, Carpenter Trimble Muldoon stooped on shore\nand Brown they all came off [insertion: the next morning] except Trimble & Brown who deserted\nwe caught them and purt them in the Fort\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy surf prevented taking on fresh water. Half the crew went ashore on liberty, but Trimble and Brown deserted; they were caught and locked up in the fort.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two crewmen deserted and were jailed","quote":"Trimble & Brown who deserted we caught them and purt them in the Fort","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-04-22","events":[],"lat":20.9023,"lon":-157.5041,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday April 22nd\nFine pleasant weather we got off wraft of water stowed it away\n& took wraft of Casks ashore discharged Dixon and Jack Brown\ntwo of the men came off that we shiped we got off some pumpkins\nSo ends","plain":"In pleasant weather, the crew brought aboard a raft of water and pumpkins, sent empty casks ashore, discharged Dixon and Jack Brown, and received two newly recruited men aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two shipped men came off","quote":"two of the men came off that we shiped","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-04-23","events":[],"lat":21.0019,"lon":-157.6834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday April 23d\nFine pleasant weather and light airs off the Land we finished get\ning off water and stowing it away got off 22 bls of Potatoes sweet ones\nand One hundred Pumpkins 5 nets of Onions cleard up got all ready for\nsea we was waiting for Irish Potatoes Cook sick\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew finished bringing aboard and stowing water, along with 22 barrels of sweet potatoes, 100 pumpkins, and five nets of onions. They prepared for sea while waiting for Irish potatoes. The cook was sick.","where":"near land","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1851-04-24","events":[],"lat":21.1015,"lon":-157.8627,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday April 24th\nThis day fin pleasant and light breeses Capt took his men out of\nthe Fort and brought them aboard Frank, Stephen, [Fiz?], and Trumble went\nto duty, Brown refused to do duty we put him [struck: in] Irons put him in the\nrun Capt went on shore Wells and Chase deserted at noon two Boatsteers\nand one man came aboard we sot ensign and hove in slack chain\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The captain brought several men aboard from the fort to return to duty, but Brown refused to work and was put in irons in the run. Wells and Chase deserted at noon, and the crew prepared the anchor.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew member put in irons after refusing duty","quote":"","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Two crew members deserted","quote":"Wells and Chase deserted at noon","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Men brought aboard from fort","quote":"Capt took his men out of\nthe Fort and brought them aboard Frank, Stephen, [Fiz?], and Trumble went\nto duty","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Two boatsteerers and one man joined","quote":"two Boatsteers\nand one man came aboard","interest":1}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1851-04-25","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-157.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 25th\nBegins with light airs from NE and pleasant weather at 2 PM\ngot off 8 Barrels of Potatoes got under way and stood to sea hook the\nAnchors on the bowes secured for the night at Day light run the\nchains below Wahoo was in sight Deamond Head bore West\nlatter light airs from North pleasant weather steer WSW sot\nFore Top mast studding sail So ends Wahoo South point 12 Miles off\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"plain":"After taking aboard eight barrels of potatoes, the ship weighed anchor and headed out to sea, keeping Oahu in sight.","where":"near land","place":"Wahoo","via":[[-157.95,21.15]],"at":"oahu"},{"date":"1851-04-26","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-157.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 26th\nThese 24 hours we lay becalmed off SW Ends of Wahoo about 15 Miles\noff two ships in sight watch employed in ships duty So Ends the\nDarke we shipe has been sick ever since he came aboard\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship lay becalmed about 15 miles off the southwest end of Oahu. The crew attended to routine duties, while a newly shipped man remained sick, as he had been ever since coming aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"New crewman persistently sick","quote":"the Darke we shipe has been sick ever since he came aboard","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land","place":"Wahoo","at":"oahu"},{"date":"1851-04-27","events":[],"lat":21.05,"lon":-159.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday April 27th\nThese 24 hours light airs from ENE and pleasant weather\nsteer West with all drawing set Latt 21.3 No Long by Chro 159.55\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","light"]],"plain":"Pleasant weather with light breezes as the ship steered west under full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-04-28","events":[],"lat":21.4333,"lon":-160.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday April 28th\nThese 24 hours baffling airs and calms Sts [NE?] Attoi in sight\nbearing Ny E dist 55 miles watch variously employed about\nthe ship So Ends Latt 21.26 Nh Long 160.19 W[struck: b S]\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calms and shifting light breezes kept the ship moving slowly, with Attoi visible in the distance. The crew carried out routine chores aboard.","where":"near land","place":"Attoi","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1851-04-29","events":[],"lat":21.55,"lon":-160.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 29th\nAll these 24 hours calms and extream hot weather Attoi\nbearing NE dist 40 miles the Islands of Tahoora and Oneeheow.\nin sight Narth to Not W we put Brown in double Irons\nSo Ends Latt 21.33 Long 160.23\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In extremely hot weather and calms with Kauai, Niihau, and Kaula in sight, the crew placed Brown in double irons.","where":"near land","place":"Attoi","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1851-04-30","events":[],"lat":22.0,"lon":-162.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 30th\nThese 24 hours small breeses from ESE and pleasant weather st west\nMidnight sterd NW Brown was willing to go to his duty we let him\nout of Irons So Ends Latt by obs 22.00 Long by Chro 162.21","wind":[["whole","ESE","light"]],"plain":"With light breezes and pleasant weather, Brown agreed to return to work and was released from irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Brown released from irons","quote":"Brown was willing to go to his duty we let him out of Irons","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-01","events":[],"lat":23.35,"lon":-163.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday [struck: April 31st] May 1st\nThese 24 hours fine breezes from NE and pleasant\nweather Steer NW at 5 Am passed about two miles to leeward\nof Bird Isleand Watch variously employed Latt 23.21 North\nLong by Chro 162.30\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine breezes and pleasant weather as they sailed northwest, passing about two miles downwind of Bird Island in the morning.","where":"near land","place":"Bird Island"},{"date":"1851-05-02","events":[],"lat":25.6667,"lon":-165.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 2nd\nFresh trades and clear weather Steer NW by N with all sail out\nwatch employed in Ships duty Trimble below sick with a\ndelicate disease called the Pox, Brown he is sick with Belly\nache So Ends\nLatt by Obs 25.40 Long by Chro 165.14 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed under clear skies with every sail set. Trimble was laid up below sick with \"the Pox,\" and Brown was sick with a stomach ache.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members suffered from pox and stomachache","quote":"sick with a delicate disease called the Pox, Brown he is sick with Belly ache","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-03","events":[],"lat":27.3,"lon":-167.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 3rd\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and clear weather Steer NW with all\nsail set watch employed in setting up Lore rigging Trimble below\nsick, Brown no better So Ends Latt by Obs 27.18 Nk Long by Act 157..8 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in clear weather, tightening the lower rigging. Crewmen Trimble and Brown remained sick below deck.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-04","events":[],"lat":28.95,"lon":-167.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 4th\nThese 24 hours moderate breezes and fine pleasant weather\nsteer WNW with all sail set Trimble no better Brown little\nSo Ends Latt 28.54 Long by act 167 40\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine, pleasant weather as the ship sailed with every sail set. Trimble was no better, while Brown had improved a little.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewmen sick aboard","quote":"Trimble no better Brown little","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-05","events":[],"lat":29.6,"lon":-168.6667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday May 5th\nFine pleasant weather and steady breezes from ESE\nsteer WNW with all sail out Watch variously employed in\nShips duty. invalids no better I am blow sick So Ends\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"With fine weather and every sail set, the crew handled ship's duties. The sick crewmen were no better, and the keeper complained of feeling sick as well.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper complained of falling ill","quote":"invalids no better I am blow sick So Ends","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew and keeper reported sick","quote":"invalids no better I am blow sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-06","events":[],"lat":30.25,"lon":-169.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 6th\nLight variable winds and fine weather steer NW by W with all\nsail out watch employed in ordanary duty about the Ship\ninvalids not much better I look up a little So Ends Latt by Obs 30.15 North\nLong by Chro 169.40\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with light, variable winds as the ship sailed under full sail. The crew performed routine duties, and while the sick crewmen were not much better, the keeper noted he was feeling a bit improved.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-07","events":[],"lat":32.4,"lon":-169.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 7th\nFirst part moderate breezes and baflling steer WSW with\nall sail out latter strong breezes from South and hazy weather\nwatch employed in drawing and knoting yaarns So Ends the invalids\nall got about Deck again Latt by Obs 32.24 North\nLong by Chro 172.33 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","moderate"],["latter","S","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The ship sailed west-southwest with every sail set with moderate, shifting winds, followed by strong breezes and hazy weather. The crew worked on yarn, and the sick men were well enough to be up on deck again.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-08","events":[],"lat":33.5,"lon":-172.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 8th\nBegins with fresh gales from South and hazy weather steer WSW\nat 5 PM took in the studding sails, M, Royal & Fly Jib, steed NW by W gales\nincreasing and drizsly at 7 took in T, gallant sail set up Fore Top mast\nbackstays at 8 PM double reefed Topsails and Steer off NNW at 10 PM\nwind shifted sudden to NW and moderated we made sail set top\ngallant sail and steed by the wind with Stb tacks aboard latter moderate\nbreezes and fine weather and old swell from Northward\nLatt by act 33.30 Nk Long by Chro 173.42 West","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","NW","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["haze","gale","drizzle"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong gales and drizzling weather that forced them to reduce sail, but the wind shifted and moderated later in the night, allowing them to make sail again. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-09","events":[],"lat":33.3333,"lon":-174.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 9th\nCom, with moderate brezes from N W and clear weather\nster by the wind with stb tacks aboard at 5 AM wind canted\ninto NE steerd WNW and sot studding sails watch employed in\nmaking spunyarn So Ends  Latt by Obs 33.20 North\nLong by Chro 174.45 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","NE",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Clear weather and moderate breezes. The crew did routine rope work as the ship sailed on.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-10","events":[],"lat":33.85,"lon":-176.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 10th\nBegins with fine breeses from N E and clear weather ster\nWNW with all sail sett midnight wind shifted to SW and\nbrezed up fresh took in the Light sails at 8 AM wore ship\nto SE wind canted to west So Ends with heavy swell from NW\nLatt by act 33.51 Long by act 176.20 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","SW","fresh"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["clear","heavy sea"],"plain":"Fine breezes and clear weather gave way to fresh winds and a heavy northwest swell as the ship turned and shortened sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-11","events":[],"lat":34.5,"lon":-177.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 11th\nCom, with fresh winds from West and cloudy weather 4 P. M\nsot Top gallant sails and fly jib Middle part calms daylight sprung\nup light breze from North we sted West sot studding sails latter\nthe same  So Ends  Latt 34:30 Long by Chro 177:25 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["middle","","calm"],["middle","WNW","light"],["latter","WNW","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","calm"],"plain":"Routine sailing with fresh winds, calms, and light breezes; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":35.6667,"lon":-179.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 12th\nFirst part light winds from North and fine weather ster WSW [with?]\nall sail out 4 PM wind veerd to NE we tookin studding sail Middle\nand latter baffling winds from N W to North saw several Fin Backs and\nsome Porpoises and caught one So Ends  Latt by Obs 35:40 [struck: [illegible]]\nLong by Chro 177:41 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["first","NE",""],["middle","variable",""],["latter","variable",""]],"plain":"They sailed under light, shifting winds and reduced sail when the wind turned. The crew saw several finback whales as well as porpoises, catching one of the porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a porpoise","quote":"saw several Fin Backs and some Porpoises and caught one"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1851-05-13","events":[],"lat":36.9667,"lon":-181.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 13th\nBegins with with Moderate breeses from SE and smoky weather\nster WSW Middle part fresh breeses and cloudy tookin the studding\nsail latter fresh gales and drissling rain at 8 AM steerd NW\nLatt by act 36:30 Long by act 178:35 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale","drizzle"],"plain":"Routine sailing with hazy weather and moderate breezes, followed by fresh gales and drizzling rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-14","events":[],"lat":38.1667,"lon":-182.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 14th\nCom, with string gales from South and drisseling rain ster N W with\nmain Top gallant sail out at 5 PM had smart squall tookin Main T, G sail\ndouble reefd Tot sails & handed jib & main sail sot the Boats on the upper\ncranes there is bad sea runing at 10 PM gale abated wind canted to\nto SW latter fresh breeses and thick weather sot jib, & Main sail Stephen below\nwith sour Ear So Ends  Latt 38:10 Long by Chro 177:10 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["gale","drizzle","squalls","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales, squalls, and drizzling rain brought rough seas, forcing the crew to reduce sail and secure the boats. Stephen was off duty below with an earache.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Stephen was below with sour ear","quote":"Stephen below\nwith sour Ear","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-15","events":[],"lat":40.05,"lon":-182.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 15th\nBegins with strong gales from SW and rough sea steering NW\nat 2 PM turnd reefes out of Top sails set M T, G, sail & Fly jib\nat 5 gales freshened tookin M, T, Gssail & fly jib wind shifted to westward\n3 AM tookin jib main sails Fore Top sail & double reefd man hove to So Ends\nheavy gales and lying to  Latt by Obs 40:3  Long by Chro 177:40","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["middle","W","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales and rough seas forced the crew to shorten sail and stop to wait out the heavy storm.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-16","events":[],"lat":41.0833,"lon":-181.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 16th\nThese 24 hours hard gales from West and squally rainy weather\nlying under double reefed Main Top Sail Fore sail and Spencers with Larboard\nTack aboard Latt by Obs 41.5 Long by act 178:20 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship endured hard gales, squalls, and rain under reduced sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-17","events":[],"lat":41.1667,"lon":-181.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 17th\nFirst part strong gales from N W and squally weather lying to with\nLb tacks aboard at 7 PM wore ship at 10 gale abated midnight set\ndouble reefed Top sails Day Made all sail wind hauled to North at 8\nAM unbent Main Top sails to middle stitch finished and bent it\nSo Ends with calms Latt by Obs 41:10 Long by act 178:25 East\nRemarks on [struck: Saturday]","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","N",""],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","calm"],"plain":"Strong gales and squalls forced the ship to stop and wait before the storm eased. The crew repaired and reattached the main topsail, and the day ended in calm weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-18","events":[],"lat":42.4667,"lon":-182.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"May 18th\nFirst part light airs from [struck: Eastward] [struck: ster] WNW with all sail\nset latter fresh breezes from S E and cloudy weather steed SW\nSo Ends Latt by act 42:28 Long by 177:15 East .\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WNW","light"],["latter","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Routine sailing in light airs and fresh breezes under cloudy skies; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-19","events":[],"lat":43.2167,"lon":-184.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday May 19th\nCom with fresh gales and thick weather from SE steer A W all sail out\nat 1 PM took in Fly Jib Maine Royal and Fore Top Gallant sail at 2 took\nin Top Gallant sails and jib double reefed Fore Tops Sail gales increasing\nat 4 very heavy gales took in all sail and hove Ship to under fore &\nMain Spencers on Lb tack at 5 PM it was blowing violently in\nsqualls at midnight it moderated set closed reefed Main Tops Sail at\n4 Am it died away calm and left us to the mercy of a very bard\nsea we got double reefed Tops sail and Fore sail on the Ship she laboured\nvery much until Day light then it strung up a breeze prone S W\nmade all sail and steerd WNW So Ends with fine weather\nLatt by [struck: act] Obs 43:13 Long by Chro 176:00 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["middle","","gale"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","calm","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and squalls forced the ship to take in all sail and lie to. The wind died down to a calm by early morning, leaving the vessel to labor heavily in rough seas before a breeze returned.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Violent gale followed by heavy swell","quote":"at 4 Am it died away calm and left us to the mercy of a very bard sea","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-20","events":[],"lat":44.6333,"lon":-185.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 20th\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from South and foggy weather\nsteer N W latter part took in the light sails and sent down Main\nRoyal Yard So Ends Latt by act 44.38 [illegible] Long by act 174:25 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["fog","gale"],"plain":"The ship encountered fresh gales from the south and foggy weather. The crew took in the light sails and brought down the main royal yard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-21","events":[],"lat":45.2522,"lon":-186.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 21st\nCom with strong winds from South and thick weather steer at [illegible] under houl\nTop sails & courses at 5 PM wind shifted to W S W middle part squally\nwith hail at 8 PM double reefed Tops sails latter it more moderate turned reefes out\nof Top sails set light sails 10 AM saw Ship to leeward So Ends Latt by act 45:15 S soft\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["first","WSW",""],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","hail"],"plain":"Strong winds and squally weather brought hail overnight. The crew adjusted sails as conditions changed and spotted another ship downwind in the morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-22","events":[],"lat":48.8333,"lon":-187.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 22nd Long by act 173:20 E\nFirst part moderate breezes from Westward steer by the wind to the northward\nlatter part wind canted into SW steer N W at 9 AM spoke Wm Wirt\nof Fairhaven Cpt Fisher watch employed in giting out water So Ends\nLatt by Obs 48:50 Long by Chro 173:00 East","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"They sailed under moderate breezes and met Captain Fisher of the William Wirt of Fairhaven. The watch was put to work breaking out water.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wm Wirt","rig":"","port":"Fairhaven","captain":"Fisher","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-05-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":50.4833,"lon":-188.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 23d\nThese 24 hours fresh breses from SW and thick weather middle\npart took in the light sails latter set M, T, g, Sail Fly jib Topmast &\nlore Studding Saw one wright whale going quick to windward\nLatt by act 50:24   Long by act 171:17 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh southwest breezes and thick weather. The crew saw a right whale swimming quickly against the wind.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-24","events":[],"lat":53.45,"lon":-189.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 24th\nFirst and middle part light wind from South and thick rainy\nweather ster W at 1 PM set Topmast & Lore Studding sails\nat 4 Am wind shifted to westward braced up the Yards and took in\nStudding sails latter light airs Bowline sick, Latt by Obs 53:27 Nh\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","S","light"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Light winds and thick, rainy weather; Bowline was sick. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":54.8833,"lon":-189.8,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday May 25th   Long by act 170:10 East\nCom, with moderate breezes from Westward and fine weather ster Nby W\nwith all sail set at 4 PM wind canted to N W and died away, 8 PM\ngot a breese from SW kept off our corse Day light set studding sail wind canted to\nNorth So Ends saw number of Fin Backs & Humpbacks Latt 54:43 North\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["first","NW","light"],["middle","SW","light"],["latter","N",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in fine weather, adjusting course as the winds shifted. They saw a number of finback and humpback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-26","events":[],"lat":56.0,"lon":-189.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 26th   Long by act 170:14 East\nThese 24 hours light breezes from South and fine weather ster\nNby W latter sent down Fore Top gallant yard and sail, Bowline no\nbetter   So Ends   Latt by act 56:00 Long by act 170:5 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes as the ship steered north-by-west. The crew took down the fore topgallant yard and sail, noting that Bowline was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Bowline showed no sign of improvement","quote":"Bowline no better","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-05-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":57.1667,"lon":-190.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 27th\nFirst part light winds from East and thick weather ster North\nsent down Fore Top gallent mast Midnight wind shifted to N. W we\nShip to eastward latter light airs from Westward and fine & clear 11 AM\nraised a Polar Whale load three Boats for him So Ends Latt 57:13 N\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They sailed in thick weather, later clearing, and sent down the fore topgallant mast. At 11 a.m. they sighted a polar whale (a bowhead) and put three boats out to chase it.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1851-05-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"bowhead","count":2},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":58.45,"lon":-190.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 28th   Long 170:00 East\nThese 24 hours light breezes from Westward and fine pleasant weather\nBoats off after a Whale Waist Boat struck a bow Head got up set and lost\nthe whale, then came aboard, at 5 PM gamed with Catharine of New London\nCapt Hull at 3 AM call Hands and load the Boats for more Whales chased\nuntill 5 then came aboard at 6 load again for more the Waist Boat succeded\nin striking parted his line so lost the whale and came aboard at 10 load again\nand chased whales going very quick to windward and very wild the hool Ocean\nwas alive with them saw the Land bearing North two Ships in sight Rutting\nLatt by Obs 58:27\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","light"]],"plain":"The crew put boats out repeatedly after bowhead whales, harpooning two but losing both—one when a boat capsized and another when the line snapped. The keeper noted \"the whole ocean was alive with them.\" They also visited the Catharine.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"The whole ocean was alive with whales","quote":"the hool Ocean was alive with them","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catharine","rig":"","port":"New London","captain":"Hull","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1851-05-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":59.0333,"lon":-189.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 29th   Long by Chro 169:56 East\nFirst and middle part light airs and calms with pleasant weather\nBoats off chasing whales at 5 PM gave up the chase and came\naboard Whales very wild at Sundown two Ships in sight boiling and the\nLand in sight latter smart breese from Eastward thick weather So Ends\nno Whales   Latt by Obs 59:2 Long by act 170:6 East","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","E","fresh"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew put the boats out after whales, but gave up the chase because the whales were very wild. By sunset land was in sight, along with two other ships boiling blubber.","where":"near land","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1851-05-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":58.6667,"lon":-189.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 30th\nThese 24 hours strong gales from East to N E thick cloudy weather\nwith a snow squall occasionly to brighten up our Ideas at 3 P M spoke\nthe George & Susan of New Bedford she han taken four Whales this\nseason we stg S by W at 7 P M took in all sail and hove to on Lb tack\nsaw several Whales Middle and latter lying to under short sail saw plenty\nof Whales So Ends two Ships in sight at 7 A M wore Ship Latt by Obs 58 40\nLong by act 170:15\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy","snow","squalls"],"plain":"Amid strong gales, cloudy weather, and occasional snow squalls, the crew met the George and Susan of New Bedford, who had taken four whales this season. They took in sail and lay stopped, sighting plenty of whales.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Snow squalls arrived to brighten ideas","quote":"with a snow squall occasionly to brighten up our Ideas","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George and Susan","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-05-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":58.9,"lon":-189.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday May 31st\nFirst part strong gales from E N E and thick weathier and snow\nsqualls latter it moderated and made all sail stg variousways\nsaw number of Whales loard the Boats twice por but to no affect\nwhales very shy So Ends one Ship in sight [struck: f] no observation\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ENE","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"After strong gales and snow squalls eased, the crew set full sail and spotted several whales. They put out the boats twice without success because the whales were very shy.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1851-06-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":59.1333,"lon":-189.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday [struck: May] June 1st\nFirst part moderate breezes from N & E and cloudy hazy weather and chig\nwhales at 3 P M loard the Boats at 6 P M came aboard without any\nsuccess Catharine of New London in sight Middle and latter thick Fog stood\nto Northward through the night at 7 tacked Ship to Eastwrd So Ends Bowlin\ngot on Deck to work no obs\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy","haze","fog"],"plain":"The crew put boats out to chase whales in the afternoon but returned without success. Thick fog set in, and the Catharine of New London was in sight.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1851-06-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":59.3667,"lon":-189.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mayday June 2nd\nFirst part light airs from Eastward and foggy weather stg North\nat 9 P M it cleard off some saw some Whales waist Boat loard for them\nbut did get any 10 P m came aboard we saw Ship pass to leward of us boiling\nMiddle and latter part calms and thick foggy weather got out water & Bed\nSo Ends no obs\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["fog","clear","calm"],"plain":"In foggy weather, the crew spotted whales at 9 p.m. and put out a boat, but caught none. A ship passed downwind while boiling blubber, followed by calms and dense fog.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1851-06-03","events":[],"lat":59.6,"lon":-189.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 3d\nThese 24 hours calms and thick Fog nothing in sight made\ncover for Tryworks So Ends no observation\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"The ship sat stalled amid calm winds and thick fog with nothing in sight. The crew made a cover for the blubber-boiling furnace.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1851-06-04","events":[],"lat":59.8333,"lon":-189.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday June 4th\nCom with light breezes from North and hazy weather stg to Eastward 3 E\nPm tacked ship at 9 P M wind shifted to westward we sted North Midnight\nit came in foggy we lopped to wind with Main yard aback and ly until\nDaylight then kept off our Course it cleard up we saw Cap Oloutorsky bearing\nN by W dist 35 Miles So Ends stg in for it at 11 AM saw a [struck: learge] large boddy of\nField Ice to leward of Cape at noon lopped [insertion: for] with Main yard aback about two\nCables length off Latt by Obs 59.50 Long by Chro 170.43 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","W",""]],"weather":["haze","fog"],"plain":"After navigating through nighttime fog, the ship sighted Cape Oloutorsky and approached a large body of field ice, stopping two cable lengths away at noon.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered a large field of ice","quote":"","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"near land","place":"Cap Oloutorsky"},{"date":"1851-06-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":1}],"lat":60.3667,"lon":-188.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 5th\nFirst part smart breezes from W S W and clear weather Cape Oloutosky\nbearing W N W dist 6 Miles at 1 P M loard away Lb & waist Boats and pulled\ninto the Ice sailed along it until 5 then came aboard saw one Humpback\nand one Ship stg off latter calms Capt & Third mate started for shore So Ends\nLatt 60:22 Long 171.25","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"Near Cape Oloutosky, the crew put two boats out and pulled into the ice, sailing along it until late afternoon. They sighted a humpback whale and another ship, and later the captain and third mate headed ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Boats navigated through the ice","quote":"pulled into the Ice sailed along it until 5","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Oloutosky"},{"date":"1851-06-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":60.45,"lon":-188.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday June 6th\nFirst and middle part calms and pleasant weather at 5 P M the\nCapt & Third [insertion: mate] returned they did not reach the shore after they got back\nto ship they called the Land 30 miles off at Daylight it sprung up a\nbreeze from N W we sted ESE latter the same saw several Fin\nbacks and Humpbacks So Ends Land in sight Latt by Obs 60:27 North\nLong by act 172:00 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","NW","light"],["latter","NW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The captain and third mate returned after failing to reach shore, estimating it was thirty miles away. Later, they sighted several finback and humpback whales with land still in view.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"bowhead","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":60.4233,"lon":-187.3333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday June 7th\nCom with moderate from N W and fine weather ster SE one\nsail in sight middle part strong breezes and foggy at 6 Am it\ncleard up saw some Polar Whales loard three Boats for them Low\nBoat struck one Lb Boat killed it saw more whales going to SE\nat 10 got the whale along side got reddy for cutting So Ends, no obs,\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Foggy weather gave way to clear skies in the morning, and the crew spotted polar whales (bowheads). They put out three boats to chase, harpooned and killed one whale, and brought it alongside by 10 a.m. to prepare for cutting.","where":"at sea","catch":1},{"date":"1851-06-08","events":[],"lat":60.3967,"lon":-186.6666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 8th\nFirst and middle part light bruses from westward latter strong breezes\nfrom SW & foggy at 1 P M commenced Cutting at Midnight we\nfinished and set the watch latter cleard away the head got reddy for boiling\nwe sted off East under short sails we spoke Charles Phelps of Stonington\nhe had four Whales So Ends no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","W","light"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The crew spent the afternoon and night stripping the blubber from a whale and prepared to boil it into oil. Later, under reduced sail in fog, they met the Charles Phelps of Stonington, which had four whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Charles Phelps","rig":"","port":"Stonington","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1851-06-09","events":[],"lat":60.37,"lon":-186.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 9th\nThese 24 hours heard gales fresh South and thick rainy weather ster\nEast under short sail at 2 Am hove to with Sth tacks aboard with\nbad sea on watch employed in boiling, So Ends no, Obs,\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales, thick rain, and a rough sea forced the crew to stop and wait under shortened sail, while the watch continued boiling blubber into oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1851-06-10","events":[],"lat":60.3434,"lon":-185.3333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 10th\nFirst and middle part strong blow South and thick rainy weather\nlying with Sth tacks aboard under double reef M Top sail & Fore sail latter\nit moderated wind canted to SW we sted North to work boiling So Ends no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["middle","S","strong"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Strong southerly winds and thick, rainy weather eased later in the day. The crew kept busy boiling blubber.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-06-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":60.3167,"lon":-184.6666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday June 11th\nThese 24 hours fresh bruses from South and thick weather ster\nvarious courses saw several Fin backs and Humpbacks watch\nemployed in boiling Bowline below sick with lame Back\nLatt by Obs 60:19 North\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","fresh"]],"plain":"In fresh breezes and thick weather, the crew boiled blubber while Bowline was below sick with an injured back. They saw several finback and humpback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Bowline below sick with lame back","quote":"Bowline below sick with lame Back","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1851-06-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":61.4333,"lon":-184.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday June 12th\nFirst and middle part light breezes from Southward and cloudy\nweather ster Ny W to work boiling at Midnight Cooled down\nCaught a seal latter fresh bruses from East and hazzy at 6 AM\nsaw some Polar Whales loard the Boats for them Whales going quick\nto windward & came aboard latter employed in stenting oil into\nthe Tank So Ends Bowline on duty again Trimble Off sick\nLatt by Obs 61:26","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","S","light"],["latter","E","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","haze"],"plain":"The crew caught a seal and finished boiling oil. At 6 a.m., they put the boats out to chase bowhead whales, but the whales moved swiftly against the wind and escaped.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a seal","quote":"Caught a seal","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Trimble reported off sick","quote":"Trimble Off sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1851-06-13","events":[],"lat":61.9833,"lon":-183.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday June 13th\nThese 24 hours strong gales from Eastward and foggy rainy weather\nheaving to Northward under moderate sail at 4 P M it glined up some\nwe saw two Ships to windward at 2 Am called all hands commenced\nbreaking out and stowing down Oil at 7 Am wore ship to Eastward\nSo Ends Latt by Obs 61:59 North Long by Act 175.40\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","gale"]],"weather":["gale","fog","rain"],"plain":"In strong easterly gales and foggy, rainy weather, the crew saw two ships upwind. At 2 a.m., all hands were called to unpack the hold and store oil.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-06-14","events":[],"lat":61.6333,"lon":-183.1416,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday June 14th\nThroughout these 24 hours hard gales from East to N E and a bad sea\non with thick weather lying on six hour tacks under short sail\nall hands employed in stowing down Oil at 10 PM finished So Ends\nLatt by Act 61:38\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced heavy gales, rough seas, and thick weather. The crew worked at storing oil in the hold, finishing at 10 PM.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1851-06-15","events":[],"lat":61.5055,"lon":-182.95,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 15th\nBegins with strong gales from N E and thick rainy weather at 5 P M\ntwo ships passed closed to us at 5 A M wind canted to Eastward we laying\non six hour tacks at 11 Am spoke the Montreal of New Bedford Capt Fish\n2000 bbls So Ends Canon, and the two Browns below sick\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick, rainy weather battered the ship. They met the Montreal of New Bedford, which had 2,000 barrels of oil. Canon and the two Browns were below sick.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Montreal","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Fish","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-06-16","events":[],"lat":61.3778,"lon":-182.7583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 16th\nFirst and middle part moderate breezes from E S E and thick weather\none ship in sight latter wind canted to E & N E we stee off S W under\ndouble reef Tops Sails Cooper to work repairing old casks invalids no better\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","ESE","moderate"],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed in thick weather under reduced sail while the cooper repaired old casks. The sick crewmen were reported to be no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-06-17","events":[],"lat":61.25,"lon":-182.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday June 17th\nFirst and middle part light winds from Eastward and thick foggy\nweather stee S W by W under short sail watch employed in scrapeing\nBone at 5 PM wind shifted round to Westward and cleard off we stee\nby the wind with Stb tacks aboard Brown, and Canon on duty\nSo Ends Latt by Obs 61:15 Long by Chro 177.26 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Light winds and thick fog gave way to clear weather after the wind shifted. The crew was busy scraping whalebone, and Brown and Canon were on duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-06-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":60.9167,"lon":-184.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday June 18th\nAll this Day light breezes from West and clear weather stee by\nthe wind with sttb tacks aboard saw a Whale going quick to windward\nat 7 AM tacked ship to North Latt 60:35 Long by Chro 175:58\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light breezes and clear weather. The crew saw a whale swimming fast into the wind, but did not give chase, and turned the ship north.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-06-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":61.3833,"lon":-184.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 19th\nThese 24 hours light baffling winds from Westward stee by the wind\nworking to westward at 7 P M saw Polar Whale loard Stb & Waist Boats\nand chased until ten oclock gave them up came aboard at 5 AM raised\nanother Whale loard Lb & Bow Boats gave chase at 6 came aboard\nsaw the Land bearing N W dist 40 Miles we steered in for it saw\nship cutting and another trying So Ends a large Shoal of\nKillers in Sight Latt by Obs 61:23 Long by Chro 175:48 East","wind":[["whole","W","light"]],"plain":"The crew put boats out twice to chase bowhead whales without success. Land was spotted about 40 miles to the northwest, along with two other ships processing whales and a large pod of killer whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Large pod of killer whales sighted","quote":"a large Shoal of Killers in Sight","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":61.469,"lon":-184.1714,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 20th\nThis Day light airs from Westward stg in for the Land at 4 PM\nspoke the Gideon Howland Capt farnagin 11 Whales. at 3 AM saw Some\nPolar Whales going in shore loard four Boats and chased them up to\nthe Ice there was large body of Feild Ice Whales went in among it.\nat 11 AM gave them up and came aboard So Ends Latt about 10 Miles off\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","light"]],"plain":"They met the Gideon Howland and headed toward land. Early the next morning, they put out four boats after some bowhead whales, chasing them up to a large body of field ice where the whales escaped.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Gideon Howland","rig":"","port":"","captain":"farnagin","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-06-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"bowhead","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":61.5547,"lon":-184.1429,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday June 21st\nThis Day light variable wind and fine weather standing to eastward clost\nto the Ice at 10 AM raised a bowhead Capt & Third Mate loard there\nBoats Capt got fast the Whale run into the Ice we killed him and\nstood in to the Ice. with Ship took Whale along side Made all sail to tow\nhim out of the ice at 7 PM commenced cutting & got out of the Ice\nsaw number of bowheads at 12 AM finished Cutting after [struck: of] working\nseventeen hours So Ends the windlass gave out\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"Sailing close to the ice, the boats chased and killed a bowhead whale that ran into the ice. They brought the ship in, towed the carcass out, and finished stripping the blubber after seventeen hours of work.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Chased and towed whale through ice","quote":"Capt got fast the Whale run into the Ice we killed him and stood in to the Ice.","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Windlass broke after seventeen hours","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1851-06-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"sperm","count":2}],"lat":61.6404,"lon":-184.1143,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 22nd\nFirst and middle part Calms Cleard away for boiling 8 PM\nstarted the works at Sundown Land about 20 Miles off latter\nlight airs from SE stg to westward three sail in sight we saw\ntwo P. Whales going quick in to the North So Ends no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Amid calms, the crew prepared and started the works at sundown to boil blubber into oil, with land about 20 miles away. Later, they sighted three ships and saw two sperm whales swimming quickly to the north.","where":"near land","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1851-06-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":3}],"lat":61.7262,"lon":-184.0857,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 23rd\nFirst and middle part light breezes from Eastward and Dark Cloudy\n[struck: with] Weather cruiseing with Land in sight from 15 to 20 Miles Dist\nsaw three Whales going quick to North Watch employ in boiling\nSo Ends one ship in sight no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","E","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Cruising near land under cloudy skies, the crew boiled blubber while another ship was in sight. They spotted three whales moving quickly to the north.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":61.8119,"lon":-184.0571,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 24th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from NE and foggy weather and\nheavy swell heaving from Eastward cruiseing with the Land\nin Sight Watch employed in boiling saw one Whale So Ends\nat 6 PM double reefed the Top sails\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["fog","heavy sea"],"plain":"Cruising with land in sight in fresh breezes and fog, the crew was busy boiling blubber. They sighted a whale, and in the evening reduced sail against the heavy easterly swell.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-25","events":[],"lat":61.8976,"lon":-184.0286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday June 25th\nThese 24 hours light variable winds and calms stg SE first & Middle\nlatter NW Land in sight 25 miles off watch employed in boiling\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"],["first","SE",""],["middle","SE",""],["latter","NW",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship faced light variable winds and calms with land sighted 25 miles away. The crew was busy boiling blubber into oil.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-26","events":[],"lat":61.9833,"lon":-184.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 26th\nFirst and Middel part calms latter light breeze from South and fine\nweather heading to SW Watch employed in boiling at 3 PM finished\nboiling and commenced breaking out at 2 A M Called all hands and went\nto stowing down Oil saw ship boiling So Ends Latt by Obs 61.59\nLand in sight dist 5 Leagues | Long by Act 176:00 Est","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm seas gave way to light breezes as the crew finished boiling blubber, then called all hands to stow down the oil. They saw another ship boiling, with land in sight about fifteen miles away.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":61.75,"lon":-183.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 27th\nThese 24 hours light baffling airs and calms with fine weather\nLand in sight 20 miles off, saw some killers all Hands employed\nin stowing dow Oil at 9 P M finished So Ends\nLatt 61:45 Long by act 166 15 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm and fine weather with land in sight twenty miles off. The crew saw some killer whales and spent the day storing oil in the hold, finishing at 9 p.m.","where":"near land","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1851-06-28","events":[],"lat":62.0,"lon":-183.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday June 28th\nAll these 24 hours calms and smoky weather Watch employed\nin breaking out and stowing Water in Fore hole Cooper to work\nsetting up Shooks, Mundoon below Sick So Ends Lattitude by Obs 62:00\nLong by Chro 177:00 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm, smoky weather stalled the ship. The crew spent the day stowing water in the forward hold, the cooper assembled casks, and Mundoon was off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-06-29","events":[],"lat":62.25,"lon":-182.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday June 29th\nCom with light breezes from South and hazy weather steer NW\nMiddle part calms and foggy light airs from South heading off Shore at 8\nAM the nearest Land bore [illegible] W by N dist 12 miles So Ends invalids no better\nLatt by act 62:15 Long by act 177:50\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","","calm"],["middle","S","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"Light breezes, haze, and fog dominated the day as the ship sailed near land. The sick crewmen were reported as no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members showed no improvement","quote":"invalids no better","interest":2,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-06-30","events":[],"lat":62.0833,"lon":-181.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday June 30th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from South to SW and foggy hazy\nweather steer SSE at 7 A.M we steered ESE with all sail out\nwatch employed in scrapeing bone Cooper setting up Shooks So Ends\nLatt by act 62:5 Long by act 178:46 East.\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["fog","haze"],"plain":"Foggy, hazy weather with fresh breezes. The crew scraped whalebone while the cooper assembled barrel casks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-01","events":[],"lat":62.8333,"lon":-179.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday July 1st\nBegins with fresh breezes from South and hazy weather steer E by S\nMidnight topped to on Stb tack and shortend sail at 4 AM wore Ship\nat 7 steer off E by S So Ends with thick weather Latt by act 62:50 Long 179:10\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The ship sailed on under fresh breezes and hazy, thick weather, turning and reducing sail through the night. No whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-02","events":[],"lat":63.0833,"lon":-179.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday July 2d\nFirst and middle part moderate breezes from South and thick\nweather lying with Mainyard aback on the Stb tack at 8 AM it lighted\nup some we saw two Sail at 9 spoke the Wm Wirt one Whale So Ends Co\nto work geting out shooks Mundoon some better Latt by act 63:5 Long do 179:30 W\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["middle","S","moderate"]],"plain":"Under moderate breezes and thick weather, the crew waited with sails backed before speaking the Wm Wirt, which had taken one whale. The crew worked on cask staves, and Mundoon was feeling somewhat better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Mundoon reported some better","quote":"Mundoon some better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wm Wirt","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-07-03","events":[],"lat":63.0,"lon":-180.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday July 3d\nFirst and middle part light airs and calms from N & E and thick weather\nst S W at 7 PM Capt went on board of Wm Wirt at 11 returned at 8 AM\nwind shifted to North and cleard off saw the Land ahead dist 20 miles So Ends Sto\nin for it 5 Sail in sight Latt by act 63:00 Long by act 179:40 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","NE","light"],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"Calm and thick weather cleared as the wind shifted north. The captain visited the William Wirt in the evening. In the morning, they sighted land twenty miles ahead and steered toward it, with five other ships in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wm Wirt","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":62.95,"lon":-180.2917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 4th\nCom with moderate breezes from the North and good weather steer in for the Land\nat 1 PM saw the Ice it all along the Shore from 4 to 6 miles off we run up\nto it saw Ship Whaling at 3 we raised Polar board two Boats for them the Whales\nwent into the Ice we gave them up came aboard at 5 saw more Whales board two\nBoats but to affect Sundown ten sail in sight latter part Boats off chaseing\nwhales all Day all four Boats was down So Ends closed up to the Ice\nLand about 4 miles off","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed toward shore and reached sea ice lying along the coast. The crew put out boats repeatedly to chase bowhead whales, but the whales fled into the ice, and the chases were unsuccessful.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":62.9,"lon":-180.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday July 5th\nFirst part light winds from N W and fine weather Boats off\nchaseing Whales in the Ice at 9 P[blot]M Bow Boat struck one he run\nunder the Ice, so he had to cut from him at 11 came aboard latter part\ncalms at 8 AM heard the Boats for a Whale they did not see after\n9 came along side they sent Lb & Waist Boats in Shore among the Ice at noon\ncame off So Ends 15 Sail in sight there boiling one cutting  Latt by act 62 [struck: 54] 41\nLong by act 179:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Boats went out chasing whales in the ice, and the bow boat harpooned one, but it ran under the ice and forced them to cut the line. Later chases proved unsuccessful. Fifteen other ships were in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Harpooned whale escaped under the ice","quote":"struck one he run under the Ice, so he had to cut from him","interest":3,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Chased whales and operated among the ice","quote":"chaseing Whales in the Ice","topic":"ice"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":62.3333,"lon":-180.5322,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 6th\nCom with and hazy weather Boat chasing Whales in Company with\nseveral other Ships Boats to in the Ice which drifted out in large\nboddy at 4 PM came aboard spoke the General Pike two Whales this\nseason latter light breezes from South N E steer to South with Seven Ships\nin sight So Ends Land in sight dist 15 miles  Latt by act 62:20\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Hazy weather. The boats chased whales among large bodies of drifting ice alongside boats from several other ships. They later met the General Pike, which had taken two whales this season, with land in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"General Pike","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-07-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":62.05,"lon":-180.8144,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July 7th\nFirst part fresh breezes from North and foggy steer to Southward along\nthe Ice in Company with several other Ships at 3 PM raised Whales\nlowered three Boats chased awhile & gave them up came aboard we spoke the\nCoral Capt Sherman two Whales likewise the China, twelve Whales\nmiddle and latter light airs and calms at 7 AM raised Whales & Walis off\nlowered three Boats and chased at noon came aboard they proved to be fin\nBacks  So Ends Land about 18 miles off  Latt by Obs 62:3\nLong by Chro 179 11 80\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","fresh"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["fog","calm"],"plain":"Sailing along the ice, the crew put out boats for whales but gave up the chase. They met the Coral and the China, and later chased whales that turned out to be finbacks, with land about 18 miles off.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed along the ice in fog","quote":"foggy steer to Southward along the Ice in Company with several other Ships","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Coral","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Sherman","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"China","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-07-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":62.5,"lon":-180.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday July 8th\nFirst and middle part light airs from Westward and fine weather ster\nN E we saw great number of Fin Backs and four Ships at 6 AM wind cam\nto N E we tacked in Shore So Ends steer N W in the fog Trimble no better\nLatt by Act 62:30  Long 179:18 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","W","light"],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"They saw a great number of finback whales and four other ships. Turning toward shore, the day ended in fog, with Trimble still no better.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-09","events":[],"lat":60.9333,"lon":-180.8056,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday July 9th\nFirst part strong breezes from North and hazy weather standing in Shore\nat 2 PM got in to the Ice, & tacked off saw one Ship Whaling number of other\nShips in sight at 4 PM spoke the Harrison of New Bedford Capt Hathaway\ngamed with him middle and latter heavy from North & thick rainy\nweather steering SbW 4 PM took in M Top Gt Sail at 5 AM double reefed\nthe Top Sails handed the main Course took the Boats up at 10 took in Fore\nTop sail closed reefed the Main one and handed Fore sail hove Ship to on\nLb tack set main Spencer  So Ends  Latt by act 50:56\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","N","gale"],["latter","N","gale"]],"weather":["haze","rain"],"plain":"While heading inshore, the ship ran into ice and had to turn away. They saw another ship whaling, met and visited with the Harrison of New Bedford, and later stopped to wait out heavy, rainy weather.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ran into ice near shore","quote":"at 2 PM got in to the Ice, & tacked off","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Harrison","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Hathaway","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":60.8833,"lon":-180.9112,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 10\nCom with heavy gales from North and thick rainy weather lying to\non Lb tack under closed reefed main Top sail midnight it abated we\nset the Fore sail & double reefed Top Sails at 7 AM wore Ship So Ends saw\nnumber of Fin Backs","wind":[["first","N","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Heavy gales and thick, rainy weather forced the ship to stop and wait under heavily reduced sail. After the wind abated around midnight, they set more sail, turned the ship, and saw a number of finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":60.8333,"lon":-181.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday July 11th\nThese 24 hours light baffling winds and calm ster es'er W and cloudy weather\nsaw several Fin Backs and One Ship So Ends Trimble on decty again\nLatt by Obs 60.50 Long by Chro 178\"59 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds, calm, and cloudy weather. The crew saw several finback whales and one ship. Trimble returned to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-12","events":[],"lat":61.9333,"lon":-180.9778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 12th\nFirst and middle part light winds and fine weather ster N by N with Top\nGallant Sails Set Latter strong breezes from S W and thick weather at 9 AM fell\nin with the Ice we tacked Ship to Eastward at 11 spoke the Bark Prudent\na boiling So Ends steering along the Ice to northward Latt by Obs 61\"56\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"plain":"After fine weather, strong winds and thick weather set in. The crew encountered sea ice, turned east, and met the bark Prudent, which was boiling blubber, before continuing north along the ice.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered sea ice","quote":"fell in with the Ice we tacked Ship to Eastward","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Prudent","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-07-13","events":[],"lat":62.0917,"lon":-180.9139,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 13th\nBegins with strong breezes from SSW and foggy hazy weather ster off north\nabout 2 miles from the Ice at 4 PM topped to, to Eastward and spoke Wm Thompson\nand the Roman Capt Tripp, middle part laid aback at 3 AM steard off E\nat 7 ster north latter strong gales and cloudy, hazy weather, we double reefed the Topsails\ntookin main & jib So Ends four Sail in Sight\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["fog","haze","gale","cloudy"],"plain":"In foggy weather and strong winds, they steered about two miles from the ice. They met the William Thompson and the Roman, Captain Tripp, before gales forced them to reduce sail.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed near ice in fog","quote":"ster off north about 2 miles from the Ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wm Thompson","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Roman","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Tripp","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-07-14","events":[],"lat":62.25,"lon":-180.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July 14th\nThese 24 hours strong gales from SSW and thick foggy weather making\n4 hour tacks under double reef Fore & Main Top Sails courses hauled up\nat 4 PM spoke the Junior of New Bedford Capt Hammond\nSo Ends three Sail in sight off the Bay of Archangel Gabriel\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SSW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","fog"],"plain":"In strong gales and thick fog, the crew met and spoke with the Junior of New Bedford, Captain Hammond, off the Bay of Archangel Gabriel.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Junior","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Hammond","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Bay of Archangel Gabriel","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-07-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":62.55,"lon":-180.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 15th\nFirst part light wind from SW and clear weather we was Cruiseing about\nin the Ice the Land was about 25 miles off 8 Ship in sight Monongahala\nBoat came aboard for letters Middle part we steer off E with all sail\nout at 7 AM raised a polar Whale going in shore lowd three Boats\nfor him Larboard Boat struck, Bow boat killed him struck him & turn\nup in the Ice So Ends towing Whale out of the Ice three sail in sight\nLatt by Obs 62..42 North\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"While cruising through ice near land, a boat from the Monongahela came aboard for letters. The crew later spotted a polar whale (a bowhead) heading toward shore, lowered three boats, harpooned and killed it, and were left towing it out of the ice.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Monongahala","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","via":[[-180.65,62.45]],"catch":1,"plate":"life.letters-a"},{"date":"1851-07-16","events":[],"lat":62.5375,"lon":-180.5701,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday July 16th\nLight winds from Southward and foggy Boats off towing a Whale\nat 2 PM got him along side got Dinner and Commenced Cutting at 5 AM\nfinished the windlass gave out spoke the Rosseau Capt Taber 2 whale\nSo Ends with thick fog\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In light winds and fog, the boats towed a whale alongside and stripped the blubber, during which the windlass broke down. They met Captain Taber of the Rousseau, who had taken two whales.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"The windlass broke down","quote":"the windlass gave out","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Rousseau","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Taber","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-07-17","events":[],"lat":62.525,"lon":-180.4903,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 17th\nThese 24 hours hard gales from South and thick drizle weather\nat 5 PM Commenced boiling, lying twelve hours on a tack under\nshort sail So Ends nothing in Sight\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","drizzle"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick, drizzling weather continued. The crew began boiling blubber into oil in the afternoon while keeping under reduced sail, with nothing in sight.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1851-07-18","events":[],"lat":62.5125,"lon":-180.4104,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 18\nall these 24 hours strong gales from South and thick rainy weather\nheading to Eastward at 10 AM it moderated Some we wore Ship\nWatch employed in boiling So Ends no Obs","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong southerly gales and thick, rainy weather continued all day. The wind eased slightly in the morning, and the crew turned the ship and boiled blubber.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-19","events":[],"lat":62.5,"lon":-180.3306,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 19th\nCom with hard gales from South and thick rainy weather\nheading to Westward in shore under short sail at 6 PM it modrd\nsome set double reefe Tops Sail & jib watch employed in boiling\nat 4 AM wind shifted to North So Ends one Sail in sight\nLatt by Obs 62.30 North\nRemarks on [struck: Saturday]","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced hard southerly gales and thick, rainy weather while heading toward shore under reduced sail. As conditions moderated, the watch boiled blubber.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-20","events":[],"lat":62.5833,"lon":-180.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"July 20th\nFirst part strong wind from South and cloudy hazay weather\nheading in to Westward for the Land it was in sight 35 miles off\nwatch employed in boiling at 4 PM finished 2 PM spoke the Barque\nHoogly a boiling Middle and latter light airs & Calms standing in shore\none Ship in sight So Ends Latt by Obs 62.35\nLong by Chro 178.47 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","haze","calm"],"plain":"With land in sight about 35 miles off, the crew finished boiling blubber. They met the bark Hoogly, which was also boiling blubber, before winds died down to light airs and calms.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hoogly","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-07-21","events":[],"lat":62.25,"lon":-180.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July 21st\nBegins with light airs from South and fine weather Cape Thaddeus\nabout 15 miles off at 3 PM spoke the Wm Wirt of Fairhaven Bound\noff to Southward with part of the Americas Crew on board at 7 PM wore\nship off shore and shortened sail latter strong breezes from SE and rough\nsea all Hands employed in stowing down So E Latt by Act 62.15\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Near Cape Thaddeus, they met the William Wirt of Fairhaven, carrying part of the crew from the America. Later, in strong breezes and rough seas, all hands were busy storing oil in the hold.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Met ship carrying crew from the America","quote":"spoke the Wm Wirt of Fairhaven Bound off to Southward with part of the Americas Crew on board","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wm Wirt","rig":"","port":"Fairhaven","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Thaddeus","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-07-22","events":[],"lat":62.4,"lon":-180.475,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 22d\nFirst and middle part hard gales from South and a bad sea on lying to\non St tack all Hands employed in stowing down oil at 8 PM wore\nship one sail in sight latter it abated some steered off NW set Fore\nTopsail So Ends with bad swell heaving Sun obscured no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales brought rough seas as the ship waited out the storm. The crew spent the day storing oil in the hold, with another ship in sight.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1851-07-23","events":[],"lat":62.55,"lon":-180.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday July 23d\nThese 24 hours baffling winds from South to SE steer various\ncourses under reef Tops sails saw one sail Latt by act 62.[illegible]\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"plain":"Experienced shifting winds and sailed on various courses under reduced sail. A ship was sighted, but nothing else of note occurred.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-24","events":[],"lat":62.9931,"lon":-180.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 24th\nAll these 24 hours calms and thick foggy weather Capt\nand Boats crew off guning for ducks Bowling below sick So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"In calm, thick fog, the captain and a boat crew went off hunting ducks, while Bowling stayed below sick.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Captain went hunting ducks in the fog","quote":"Capt and Boats crew off guning for ducks","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Bowling was below sick","quote":"Bowling below sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-180.35,62.55]]},{"date":"1851-07-25","events":[],"lat":63.5,"lon":-180.7111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 25th\nCommencing with calms Middle and latter part small breezes from\nSE and foggy making two hour tacks at 11 AM it cleard up we saw the\nLand bearing SW dist 20 miles So Ends Latt by Act 60.50 North\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog","clear"],"plain":"Calms and fog gave way to light breezes, and when the weather cleared at 11 AM, the crew sighted land twenty miles to the southwest.","where":"near land","via":[[-180.35,63.05]]},{"date":"1851-07-26","events":[],"lat":63.5,"lon":-180.7889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 26th\nThese 24 hours light [insertion: wind] from [struck: North] [insertion: SE] and thick foggy weather steer\nEast with all set So Ends in strong currents and large Tide rips\nBowlin no better","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The ship sailed east through thick fog and light winds, encountering strong currents and heavy tide rips. Bowlin was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Bowlin remained unwell","quote":"Bowlin no better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-07-27","events":[],"lat":63.5,"lon":-180.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday July 27th\nFirst and middle part light baffling airs and calms and thick hazy\nweather ste East at 1 PM saw Ship 2 spoke the Daniel Webster of\nNantucket & the Lexington, two Whales each this Season Latter light\nfrom North and rainy weather steer to N & Westward At noon it cleard\noff So Ends Bowller got better gone to duty Cook below Sick\nLatt by Obs 65.30 Long by Chro 179.08 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm","haze","rain","clear"],"plain":"Amid light airs, calms, and haze, the crew met the Daniel Webster of Nantucket and the Lexington, both with two whales for the season. Bowller returned to duty, but the cook went below sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Bowller returned to duty","quote":"Bowller got better gone to duty","topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Daniel Webster","rig":"ship","port":"Nantucket","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Lexington","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-07-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":2}],"lat":63.6667,"lon":-180.2222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday July 28th\nBegins with fresh breezes from E & S and clear weather steer North\nfour Sail in sight at 4 PM saw the Ice Ahead wraised two Polard\nWhales going quick along the Ice at 6 we tacked to Southward at 9\nspoke the Sheffield of New London Capt Rice Midnight wore Ship\nlatter steer off SW along the Ice at 8 AM spoke Robert Edwards of New Bedfd\nsaw two other Ships At noon made the Land bearing SSW by compass So Ends\nLatt by Obs 63.40\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ESE","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They sailed along the ice, sighting two bowhead whales moving quickly. During the day they met the Sheffield and the Robert Edwards, and later sighted land to the south-southwest.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed along the ice","quote":"saw the Ice Ahead wraised two Polard Whales going quick along the Ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sheffield","rig":"","port":"New London","captain":"Rice","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Robert Edwards","rig":"","port":"New Bedfd","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-07-29","events":[],"lat":63.15,"lon":-179.5777,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 29th\nBegins with strong breezes from NE and cloudy weather steer SE\nat 4 PM tacked Ship could not clear the Land Middle and latter strong\ngales and rough Sea carrying all sail to work off shore in comphany\nwith two other Ships at noon Land bore SSW dist 20 miles noon double\nreefed Top sails So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Facing strong gales and rough seas, the crew turned the ship but could not clear the land, carrying all sail to claw away from the coast alongside two other vessels.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-07-30","events":[],"lat":62.6333,"lon":-178.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday July 30th\nCom with hard gales from NE and thick rainy weather steer\nESE under double reef Top sails and courses at 7 PM gales increasing\nand a bad irregular Sea on we closed reefed the Top sails reefed [insertion: the] main Sail\nand took the Bonnet out of jib at Midnight it abated wind hauld\nto North at 4 AM set jib 8 AM spoke Robert Edwards at 9 AM made\nall sail steer off SSE Bound to the Southward a Wright Whaling\nSo Ends Latt by act 62.38 Long by act 178.56 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","N",""]],"weather":["rain","gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales, thick rain, and rough seas forced the crew to shorten sail. Later, the weather eased, and they met the Robert Edwards before making all sail to head south for right whaling.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Robert Edwards","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-07-31","events":[],"lat":60.3167,"lon":-178.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday 31st\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from Eastward and cloudy weather\nsteer SSE carrying all prudent sail with rain at intervals\nCook no better So Ends Latt by Obs 60.19 Long by Chro 178.26 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed south-southeast under cloudy skies with fresh breezes and occasional rain. The cook remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-01","events":[],"lat":58.3167,"lon":-177.4667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday August 1st\nAll these 24 hours fresh breezes from NE and cloudy weather\nsteer S by S under whole Top sails So Ends Latt by act 58.19 Long by act 177.[illegible]\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Fresh northeast breezes and cloudy skies continued; the crew steered south under whole topsails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-02","events":[],"lat":57.9167,"lon":-176.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satuday August 2nd\nThese 24 hours winds baffling from NE to North and cloudy weather\nsteer SE under moderate sail watch employed in breaking out in\nafter hole unbent japt Top sail repaird it and bent it So Ends\nLatt by Obs 57:55 Long by act 176.30","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Cloudy weather with shifting winds; no whales seen. The crew worked in the after hold and repaired the topsail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"right","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":57.3,"lon":-176.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday, August 3d\nThese 24 hours light variable winds and fine weather ster SbyE\nat 3 PM raised two Wright whales loard three Boats for them\nBow Boat got fast the whale run him round awhile until the\nIron broak did not get him at 5 PM came up with the Whales again\nand loard for them Chased until Sundown gave them up Came\naboard tookin sail for the night latter ster SEbyS So Ends\nLatt by Obs 57:18 Long 176:20\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"The crew sighted two right whales and put out three boats. The bow boat harpooned one, but the iron broke after being towed around, and the whale escaped. They chased them again until sundown without success.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1851-08-04","events":[],"lat":56.3167,"lon":-175.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday August 4th\nThis Day moderate breeses from from West and cloudy wetting\nweather ster various courses with all sail out So Ends nothing in sight\nCook got better   Latt by Obs 56:19 Long by Chro 175:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Moderate westerly breezes brought wet, cloudy weather as they sailed with every sail set. The cook was feeling better, and nothing was in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook recovered from illness","quote":"Cook got better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-05","events":[],"lat":56.5833,"lon":-175.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday August 5th\nFirst and middle part hard gales from SW and rainy weather\nster SE at 8 PM tookin sail and topped to the wind on Sth tack\nlatter it abated at 9 AM cleard up we made sail steerd off\nSE So Ends nothing in sight   Latt by Obs 55:35 N\nLong by Chro 153:49 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["middle","SW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain","clear"],"plain":"Strong southwesterly gales and rain forced the crew to shorten sail and stop for the wind. The weather cleared the next morning, and they set more sail, seeing nothing.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":3}],"lat":54.8333,"lon":-172.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday August 6th\nCome with moderate breezes from Westward and cloudy weather ster\nSE middle part calms latter strong gales from NW and rough\nsea at 11 AM raised Wright three Whales loard Stb, & Lb, Boats for-\nthem it came up a squall we gave them up and came aboard\nand tookin all sail So Ends   Latt by Obs 54:50 Long by Chro 152:55\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","NW","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","calm","gale","heavy sea","squalls"],"plain":"They sighted three right whales and put out the boats to chase them, but an incoming squall forced the crew to give up, return aboard, and take in all sail.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1851-08-07","events":[],"lat":55.0833,"lon":-173.4667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday, August 7th\nBegins with heavy gales from NW and foggy lying to on Stb\ntack under double reefed main Top sail and spencers at Sundown\ngales increasing we closed reefed main Top sail at 5 AM it abated som\nwind canted to Westward we wore ship at 8 AM set double reefed Fore\nTop sail So Ends with strong gales no Obs.\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","W",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","fog"],"plain":"Heavy gales and fog forced the ship to stop and wait under shortened sail. The winds eased slightly by morning, but strong gales continued.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-08","events":[],"lat":55.3333,"lon":-174.0167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday August 8th\nAll these 24 hours moderate gales from WSW with rough sea and\nthick weather lying to under short sail on Lb, tack nothing in sight\nSo Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","WSW","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Moderate gales brought rough seas and thick weather as the ship lay stopped under reduced sail. Nothing was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-09","events":[],"lat":55.5833,"lon":-174.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday, August 9th\nBegins with moderate gales from WSW and thick weather lying\nto under short sail on Lb, tack latter part light baffling airs\nand calms we made all sail steed by the wind So Ends\nLatt by Obs 55:35 North\nLong by Chro 174:37 West","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["gale","calm"],"plain":"The ship waited out moderate gales and thick weather under reduced sail. The wind later fell to light, shifting breezes and calms, and they set full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":54.75,"lon":-175.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday August 10th\nFirst and Middle part light baffling winds from North\nand hazz Stee S b y E Sundown Shortened Sail for the night\nlatter wind hauld to North, W at 9 Am raised gam of Wright\nWhales loard Stb Lb & Waist Boats Stb Boat Struck one whale\nSounded & took his Line Lb bent his Line Whale run to\nwindward it came on so rough a sea he cut off came aboard\nSo Ends with fresh gales and foggy Latt by act 56:45\nLong by act 175:15 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","N","light"],["latter","NW","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["haze","heavy sea","gale","fog"],"plain":"The crew spotted a pod of right whales and lowered three boats. One boat harpooned a whale that dove and took its line, and after another boat tied on its line, rough seas forced them to cut free.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":55.0166,"lon":-175.1916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 11th\nAll these 24 hours strong gales from Nor W and thick drizely\nrain first heading to Eastward latter to Westward at 8 Pm took in\nSail hove to under closed reefed main Top sail & Spencers saw one\nWright Whale going to wind So Ends no obs\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","drizzle","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick, drizzly rain forced the ship to take in sail and stop. They sighted a single right whale heading into the wind.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-12","events":[],"lat":55.2833,"lon":-175.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday August 12th\nBegins with moderate breezes from N W and foggy weather\nlying under short sail latter wind shifted to [struck: east] South W made\nSail and steer North it cleard up at intervals watch employed in\ngeting out keg of Butter So Ends Latt by Obs 55:17\nLong by Chro 174:8 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed through foggy weather under reduced sail before the wind shifted and it cleared at times. The watch broke out a keg of butter.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-13","events":[],"lat":55.0333,"lon":-175.4814,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday August 13th\nThese 24 hours variable winds and thick rainy weather steer\nvarious courses under easy sail So Ends nothing in sight no obs\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Variable winds and thick, rainy weather kept the crew steering various courses under easy sail. Nothing was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":54.7833,"lon":-175.8296,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday August 14th\nFirst and middle part winds SW and cloudy weather steer SE\nlatter wind shifted to Eastward at 5 P m raised Wright Whale\nloard three Boats Stb Lb & Bow, and chased the whale until Sundown\ngave him up and came aboard took in sail for the night So Ends\nLatt by Obs 54:47\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW",""],["middle","SW",""],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sighted a right whale at 5 p.m. and put out three boats to chase it until sunset, but they had to give up and return empty-handed.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1851-08-15","events":[],"lat":54.9933,"lon":-176.1778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday August 15th\nBegins with moderate breezes from N E and cloudy weather st\nN W latter heavy gales and thick rainy weather lying to under\nclosed reefed main Top sail and spencers on stb tack So Ends\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale","rain"],"plain":"Heavy gales and thick, rainy weather set in, forcing the ship to stop and ride out the storm under heavily reduced sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-16","events":[],"lat":55.2033,"lon":-176.5259,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday August 16th\nFirst and Middle part heavy gales from N E and rainy weather\nlying to under closed reefed main Top sail on Stb tack at 7 Am wind shifted\nto Westward we wore ship & Set Fore sail filled up scuttle butt So Ends\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rain forced the crew to stop and wait under reduced sail. When the wind shifted westward in the morning, they turned the ship, set the foresail, and filled the scuttle butt.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-17","events":[],"lat":55.4133,"lon":-176.8741,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday August 17th\nbgnn with strong gales from West and rainy weather lying to on Lb tack\nunder short sail latter it abated made all [insertion: sail] and steerd S E So Ends\nno obs","wind":[["first","W","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"The day began with strong westerly gales and rain, forcing the ship to stop and wait under reduced sail. The weather later eased, and the crew set all sail to steer southeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-18","events":[],"lat":55.6233,"lon":-177.2222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 18th\nBegins with moderate breezes from North and hazy weather\nstr S E all sail out Sundown tookin sail for the night latter\nwind canted to N W & blew up strong, str, off S S E under double\nreef Top sails So Ends Trimble below sick, no, Obs, this Day\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["latter","NW","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew sailed southeast under hazy skies before strong northwest winds forced them to reduce sail for the night. Crew member Trimble was down below, sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-19","events":[],"lat":55.8333,"lon":-177.5704,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday August 19th\nThese 24 hours baffling from West to S W and changeable weather Carrying\nall prudent sail to get to Westward So Ends Latt by act 55:50\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"plain":"The ship faced shifting winds and changeable weather while carrying all prudent sail to make progress westward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-20","events":[],"lat":54.9333,"lon":-177.9185,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday August 20th\nAll these 24 hours hard gales from S S E rough Sea and thick\nrainy weather ster W S W under reefed Top sails So Ends\nLatt by act 59:56\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SSE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","rain"],"plain":"The ship endured severe south-southeasterly gales with rough seas and thick, rainy weather, steering west-southwest under reduced sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-21","events":[],"lat":56.1333,"lon":-178.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday August 21st\nFirst and middle part strong gales from [struck: Westward] ^South^ and thick\nweather steer W S W latter wind shifted to Westward we tacked\nto Southward and set hool Top sails & courses So Ends Latt by Obs 56:8 N\nLong by Chro 178:16 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","S","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The ship faced strong gales from the south and thick weather before turning south as the wind shifted to the west.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"right","count":null}],"lat":56.5,"lon":-179.7583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday, August 22nd\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from S W and hazy weather steer\nW S W under hool Top sails at 4 P M saw Wright Whales going\nto windward So Ends Trimble on duty Latt by act 56:30\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and hazy weather. Right whales were sighted heading into the wind, but the crew did not pursue them.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":56.6667,"lon":-181.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday August 23rd\nThese 24 hours strong breezes all round the compass ster West with\nall prudent sail set, ^and rainy weather^ Saw Some Fin Backs at 12 A m spoke the\nMay & Susan of Stonington Capt Brown So Ends Latt by act 56:40\nLong by act 178:15 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Strong breezes and rainy weather continued. The crew saw some finback whales and met the Mary and Susan of Stonington, commanded by Captain Brown.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mary and Susan","rig":"","port":"Stonington","captain":"Brown","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-08-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":56.5167,"lon":-183.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday August 24th\nthis Day fresh breezes from East to N W ster W by S and thick\nrainy weather Carrying all necessary sail saw several Fin backs\nSo Ends Latt by Obs 56:31 Long by Chro 176:29 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"They carried all necessary sail through thick, rainy weather and spotted several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-25","events":[],"lat":55.85,"lon":-184.5833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 25th\nFirst and middle from ^rain^ N W and cloudy weather ster W S W all out latter\nheavy gales and a bad sea on lying to under closed reefed Main Top sail and\nSpancers on Stb tack turned the lee boats So ends Latt by Obs 55:51\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW",""],["middle","NW",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","cloudy","gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced heavy gales and rough seas, stopping to wait out the weather under heavily reduced sail and turning in the lee boats.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-26","events":[],"lat":54.9167,"lon":-185.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday August 26th\nFirst heavy gales from West and bad Sea runing lying to on Stb tack\nmiddle it abated we set double reefed Top sails latter set courses & Jib and\nwore ship at 7 A M I was called to put Frank in the Rigging that is\nseese him up Capt gave him one dosen lashes for thretening to stab\nthe Capt then put him Irons So Ends Latt 54:55 Long by Chro 174:21 East","wind":[["first","W","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas forced the ship to stop and wait early on before conditions calmed. At 7 a.m., the captain ordered crewman Frank tied to the rigging and gave him a dozen lashes for threatening to stab him, then placed him in irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman flogged for threatening to stab captain","quote":"Capt gave him one dosen lashes for thretening to stab the Capt","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":54.9333,"lon":-188.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday August 27th\nAll these 24 hours fresh breezes from SE to East and thick\nfoggy weather Steer West Main Top Gallant Sail out we saw several\nFin Backs, at 8 AM took Frank out of Irons Latt by act 54.56 N\nput him to duty      Long by act 171.50 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick, foggy weather, the crew saw several finback whales. At 8 AM, they released Frank from irons and put him back on duty.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman released from irons","quote":"","interest":5}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-28","events":[],"lat":56.3,"lon":-191.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday August 28th\nBegins with fresh gales from Eastward Steer W & W Midnight wind\ncanted to Ne tookin M, T, Gallant Sail double reefed Main Top sail\ngales increasing latter heavy gales and rough Sea tookin Jib & Main Sail\nwind hauled to North So Ends      Latt 56.18   Long by Chro 168.21 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","gale"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","N","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas forced the crew to reduce sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-08-29","events":[],"lat":56.1667,"lon":-195.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday August 29th\nBegins with heavy gales from North and bad Sea runing Steer W by S under\ndouble reefed Top Sails 3 PM gales abated some set reefed main Sail tookin\nBonnet out of Jib & Set it Midnight it moderated wind shifted So & W\nwe made all sail latter fresh breezes and clear weather Steer WSW\nat 9 AM saw Cape Kamskatca bearing NW dist 40 Miles So Ends\none sail in sight, Isaac below sick      Latt by Obs 56.10 North\n                                         Long by Chro 167.33 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["middle","SW","moderate"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","clear"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas moderated by midnight, allowing the crew to make full sail. The next morning, they sighted Cape Kamchatka in clear weather.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Isaac was below sick","quote":"Isaac below sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Kamchatka"},{"date":"1851-08-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":54.6,"lon":-196.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday August 30th\nThese 24 hours variable winds and very changeable weather steer\nvarious courses along Shore to South Sudown Kamscatka Cape chel\nWest dist 15 Miles at 7 PM spoke the Washington of Sag harbour\nCapt Ross at noon Ochotsky Cape bore West dist 18 Miles So Ends\nSaw number of Finbacks & Humpbacks Latt by Obs 54.36\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"plain":"Sailing along the coast in variable winds and changeable weather, they met and spoke with the Washington of Sag Harbor under Captain Ross. They also saw several finback and humpback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Washington","rig":"","port":"Sag harbour","captain":"Ross","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Kamscatka","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"kamchatka-peninsula"},{"date":"1851-08-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":54.85,"lon":-197.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday August 31st\nFirst part light baffling winds standing for the Cape saw great number\nof Humpbacks capt went for them did not git fast then went on shore at 5 P\nM came off Sundown the Cape bore N W dist 6 Miles Middle and latter light\nwinds and calms steer WSW So Ends Kronotsky Cape bearing North dist 10 Leagues\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms as they headed for the cape. After spotting many humpback whales, the captain went after them but could not harpoon any. He then went ashore, returning at 5 p.m.","where":"near land","place":"Kronotsky Cape"},{"date":"1851-09-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":53.6,"lon":-195.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Sept [struck: 1st] 1th\nThese 24 hours Moderate breezes from South and clear weather\nsteer by the wind with Stb, Tacks aboard at 8 AM saw wright\nwhale going to North quick So Ends Isaac got better So he is on duty\n                                         Latt, by Obs 53.36   Long by act 164.25\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They sailed under moderate breezes and clear skies. At 8 AM, they sighted a right whale heading quickly north, and Isaac recovered enough to return to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-02","events":[],"lat":52.6667,"lon":-195.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 2nd\nFirst part moderate breezes from South and fine heading E & E by the\nwind Midnight wind shifted to SE and blew Strong we double reefed Top\nSails 7 AM wore ship it moderated we made sail & steer SSW\nwatch employed in repairing chafes and other duty\nSo Ends with Dark cloudy weather  Latt by act 52.40\n                                  Long by act 164.52 East","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The ship faced strong winds that forced the crew to reduce sail around midnight. By morning the weather moderated, and the crew spent the day repairing chafed rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-03","events":[],"lat":52.7667,"lon":-196.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 3d\nFirst and middle part light baffling wind from East to North and\nthick weather and heavy swell heaving from SE steer SSW carrying\neasy sail latter wind shifted to NW So Ends steer by the wind with Stb\ntacks aboard one Sail in Sight Lat by Obs 52:46\nLong by Chro 163:10 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","NW",""]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Routine sailing through thick weather and a heavy swell; another ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-04","events":[],"lat":52.0,"lon":-196.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Sept 4th\nThese 24 hours variable airs and calms fine pleasant weather\nour course was SW by S saw Ship steer to NE So Ends Mitchel below\nwith soar Leg Lat by Obs 52:10 N\nLong by Chro 163:18 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm, fine weather as the ship steered southwest by south. They saw a ship heading northeast. Mitchel was off duty below with a sore leg.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member off duty with sore leg","quote":"Mitchel below\nwith soar Leg","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":51.7917,"lon":-196.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 5th\nFirst part light breezes from SSW and fine weather steer by the wind\nwith Stb tacks aboard at 6 PM saw Wright Whale loard three Boats\nfor him they galled him he went off to windward Boats came aboard\nMiddle and latter thick rainy weather wind canted to SW So Ends no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","SW",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Light breezes and fine weather. At 6 p.m., they sighted a right whale and lowered three boats; the men grazed him, but he escaped upwind. Thick, rainy weather followed.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1851-09-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":51.5833,"lon":-196.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Sept 6th\nCom, with fresh breezes from South and hazy weather steer various\ncourses, [insertion: wind] sundown shortind sail for the night middle part rainy, at 10\nPM^shifted to westward latter fresh breezes and clear weather saw\nsome Fin backs So Ends Lat by Obs 51:35\nLong by Chro 164:00 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","fresh"],["middle","W",""],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["haze","rain","clear"],"plain":"The crew experienced fresh breezes, haze, and rain before the weather cleared. They spotted some finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":52.0,"lon":-196.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Sept 7th\nThese 24 hours strong breezes from Nothrward and cloudy hazy weather\nour course was W by N at Sundown shortened sail for the night\nsaw Ship steer off to Eastward, So Ends with number of Finbacks in sight\nLat by Obs 52:00 Long by Chro 163:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy","haze"],"plain":"Strong breezes and hazy weather continued. At sundown they reduced sail for the night, spotted another ship sailing eastward, and saw several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":51.7666,"lon":-197.8334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 8th\nBegins with fresh breezes from North and cloudy weather standing\nto westward at 2 PM spoke the Braganza at 4 spoke Gov Troup\nmiddle wind canted to NE laid aback through the night Daylight\nsteer off West saw several Finbacks So Ends Mitchel on duty again no obs\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","fresh"],["middle","NE",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"They met and spoke with the Braganza and the Gov Troup while heading west. During the night, they stopped and waited as the wind shifted, and later spotted several finback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Braganza","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Gov Troup","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-09-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":51.5333,"lon":-199.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 9th\nThese 24 hours light winds from NE and fine weather\nsteer to Westward at 9 AM wind shifted to SE saw several Finback\nHumpbacks at 5 PM spoke the Ship Hobomok of Falmouth\nLat by Obs 51:32 Long by Chro 160:35\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","light"],["whole","SE",""]],"plain":"Light winds and fine weather. The crew saw several finback and humpback whales, and met the ship Hobomok of Falmouth.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hobomok","rig":"ship","port":"Falmouth","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-09-10","events":[],"lat":51.9833,"lon":-199.6001,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 10th\nAll these 24 hours light airs from South and calms steer SW by W\nwith fine pleasant weather at Sundown saw the Land ahead\ndist, 18 Leagues latter wattch employed in breaking out Bread\nand water So Ends Land about 18 miles dist","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Under light winds and calms, the ship sighted land ahead at sundown. The watch spent the latter part of the day breaking out bread and water.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-09-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":52.4333,"lon":-199.7834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 11th\nFirst part Strong breezes from South and good weatther steer in for the Land\nMiddle and latter light winds and pleasant weather 4 PM tacked off at 5\nAM tacked on shore we saw several Finbacks & Humpbacks So Ends Land\n8 miles off    Latt by Obs 52:26 North\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They sailed in toward land in good weather and sighted several finback and humpback whales, ending the day eight miles offshore.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-09-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":53.1,"lon":-199.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Sept 12th\nFirst part fresh breezes from South runing along shore saw great many\nHumpbacks at 1 PM tacked off Shore and laid aback through the night\nat Day light stood in at noon Cape Chipounskoy was three miles off\nSo Ends no, bso,\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","fresh"]],"plain":"Sailing along the coast under fresh breezes, the crew saw a great many humpback whales. They spent the night waiting offshore, and by noon were three miles off Cape Chipounskoy.","where":"near land","place":"Cape Chipounskoy"},{"date":"1851-09-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"humpback","count":1}],"lat":52.1833,"lon":-199.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Sept 13th\nFirst part fresh breezes from South and clear weatther number of\nHumpbacks round we lowred three Boats for them Capt struck one\nhumpback and he run away with him [struck: Fron] drew he came aboard\nat 2 PM we tacked off shore stw ESE latter winds light & baffling\nSo Ends Latt by Obs 52:11 Long by Act 160:35.\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With humpbacks around the ship, the crew put out three boats. The captain harpooned one, but the whale ran off with the boat until the harpoon pulled out.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-09-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":51.9,"lon":-197.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Sept 14th\nCom with light baffling airs and calms ster SE by E middle part\nlight winds from East and rainy weather latter strong winds from NE\nand clear weatther saw several Fin backs So Ends caryying all sail\nLatt by Obs 51:54 Long by Chro 162:45 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["calm","rain","clear"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and rain gave way to strong winds and clear weather. The crew saw several finback whales and continued on with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-15","events":[],"lat":51.1667,"lon":-195.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Sept 15th\nThese 24 hours [struck: have] light baffling winds and pleasant weatther\nster E by S latter sent up Fore Top galant Mast and set the rigging up\nLatt by Obs 51:10 & Long 164:27 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and pleasant weather. The crew set up the fore-topgallant mast and rigging while steering east by south.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-16","events":[],"lat":50.8,"lon":-193.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 16th\nThis Day light airs from NW and calms ster East by Compass\nfine pleasant weather watch variously employed about the Ship So Ends\nLatt by Obs 50:48 Long by Chro 167:00 Est\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms with pleasant weather. The crew was busy with various shipboard tasks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-17","events":[],"lat":50.5667,"lon":-191.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 17th\nFirst and middle part light airs from Westward and pelasant weather\nster East latter calm and hazy weatther we crossed Fore Top Gallant Yard\n& bent the sail So Ends .    Latt by act 50:34 Long by act 168:15 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","W","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","haze"],"plain":"Pleasant weather gave way to calm, hazy conditions as the crew rigged the fore topgallant yard and attached the sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":50.3333,"lon":-192.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Sept 18th\nThese 24 hours fine pleasant weather and calms bent Main Royal\ncrossed the Yard set the Sail saw several Fin backs Latt 50:20\nLong by Chro 168:00\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Fine, pleasant weather with calms. The crew worked on the sails and saw several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-19","events":[],"lat":49.1167,"lon":-187.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Feriday Sept 19th\nCom with light breezes from Westward and pleasant weather\nster East 1 PM wind shifted sudden in a squall to North took in\nFore T. G. Sail & Fly Jib at 6 AM set F, T, M, Studding sail latter fresh\ngales and passing squalls So Ends Latt by obs 49:7 Long by Chro 172:2 East","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","N",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["squalls","gale"],"plain":"Routine sailing in squally weather and fresh gales, with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-20","events":[],"lat":48.8333,"lon":-185.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturaday Sept 20th\nThese 24 hours strong from N W and cloudy weather with passing\nsqualls carrying all possible sail at 7 P M tookin Top M studding sail\nat 8 Am wind shifted to S W So Ends    Latt by Obs 48:50\n                                                                              Long by act 174:30 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["cloudy","squalls"],"plain":"Strong northwest winds, cloudy weather, and squalls; they carried all possible sail. No whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-21","events":[],"lat":48.0833,"lon":-184.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Sept 21st\nFirst part moderate breezes from S W and dark cloudy weather ster\nE by S at 8 P M wind shifted to S S E middle part heavy gales and rainy\nat 9 P M tookin Top G, sails double reefed Top sail Midmight furled Fore\nTop Sail Daylight gale abated some set the Top sails & T G, sails 4 P M\nsaw ship steer to Eastward So Ends    Latt by act 48:5[illegible]\n                                                                        Long by Act 175:55\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["first","SSE",""],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale","rain"],"plain":"The ship weathered heavy gales and rain through the night, reducing sail until the storm eased by daylight. In the afternoon, they sighted another ship sailing eastward.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-22","events":[],"lat":46.6833,"lon":-178.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Sept 22nd\nThese 24 hours strong from Westward and cloudy misty weather\nster E by S carrying all possible sail at 7 P M tookin topmast studin\nsail at 6 A M set it again    Latt by Obs 46:41  Long by Chro 178:12 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"They sailed under heavy cloud and mist with strong westerly winds, keeping every possible sail set. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-23","events":[],"lat":45.9833,"lon":-174.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 23rd\nAll these 24 hours fresh breezes from West and fine weather\nster E by S with all sail out watch employed in ships duty\nSo Ends                                      Latt by Obs 45:59 N\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","fresh"]],"plain":"Fine weather with fresh breezes. The crew carried out routine ship's duties under full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":45.9667,"lon":-172.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 24th Long by Chro 174:55\nFirst and middle part fresh breezes from Westward steer\nEast with all sail out at 9 A M wind shifted to S E we steerd\nby the wind, saw several Fin Backs So Ends Latt 45:58\n                                                                     Long by Chro 172:59 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["middle","W","fresh"],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"They had fresh breezes and sailed with every sail set before turning into the wind after a shift. Several finback whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":46.8833,"lon":-169.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Sept 25th\nAll these 24 hours strong breeses from S E and clear weather\nster by the wind on Stb tack with all sail set saw several Finbacks\n                             Latt by Obs 56:53  Long by Chro 169:57 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under strong breezes and clear skies, the ship sailed with every sail set and saw several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-26","events":[],"lat":47.5667,"lon":-167.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Sept 26th\nThis day fresh breezes from S E ster by the wind heading E & E\nwith all drawing sail middle and latter rainy So Ends myself below\nsick                                                                    Latt by Act 57:34\n                                                                           Long by Act 167:27.\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed on under fresh breezes and rainy weather, while the log keeper remained below, sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-27","events":[],"lat":46.3333,"lon":-165.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Sept 27th\nComs with moderate breezes from S S E and drizzley weather steer East\nwith ^all sail set to best advantage midnight wind shifted to North and cleard\noff latter fine So Ends I am no better    Latt by Obs 46:20  Long 175:9 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"],["middle","N",""]],"weather":["drizzle","clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed east under full sail through drizzle until the wind shifted north and the weather cleared. The log keeper noted he was feeling no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Log keeper remained unwell","quote":"I am no better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-28","events":[],"lat":45.5,"lon":-163.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Sept 28th\nThese 24 hours baffling wind and cloudy weather ster East with all\nsail out, I am some better  So Ends  Latt by Obs 45:30\n                                                          Long by act 173:40 West","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Routine sailing with every sail set in cloudy weather with shifting winds. The keeper noted he was feeling a bit better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-29","events":[],"lat":45.3167,"lon":-160.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Sept 29th\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh winds from West to S W and\ncloudy weather stee [struck: E]by S with all sail set So Ends nothing in\nsight John the Kanackca sick below I have got better so as to be about\ndeck               Latt by Obs 45..19 [struck: South]\n                    Long by Chro 160..42 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","WSW","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The ship sailed under fresh winds with all sails set. John the Kanaka was sick below, but the keeper felt well enough to be back on deck.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"John the Kanackca was sick below","quote":"John the Kanackca sick below","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-09-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":42.6667,"lon":-158.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tueday Sept 30th\nthese 24 hours baffling from SW to West Stee East middle part\nstring breezes we tookin light sails at 5 AM steed S E and made\nall sail watch employed in ships duty saw several Fin Backs\nSo Ends invalids no better Latt by Obs 42..40 North\n                    Long by Chro 158..17 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW",""],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew handled sails in shifting winds and strong breezes, and spotted several finback whales. The sick crewmen were reported to be no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":40.5833,"lon":-156.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 1st\nThis Day fresh gales from WSW and clear weather Stee SE with\nall sail set saw some Fin backs watch employed in washing\noff the ship So Ends Latt by Obs 40..35 Long by Chro 156..15 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","WSW","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale"],"plain":"Fresh gales and clear skies as the ship sailed with every sail set. The crew washed down the decks, and they saw some finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-02","events":[],"lat":38.2833,"lon":-154.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 2nd\nAll this Day fresh gales from WSW and clear weather stee SE\nat 6 PM tookin Top mast studding sail & Fly jib watch employed in\nwashing ship off So Ends John has got better. Latt by Obs 38..17 South\n                    Long by Chro 154..11 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","WSW","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale"],"plain":"The crew experienced fresh gales under clear skies, took in sail, and washed the ship. The keeper noted that John had recovered from illness.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"John recovered from illness","quote":"John has got better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-03","events":[],"lat":35.9667,"lon":-152.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 3rd\nFresh gales from SW and passing squalls stee SEbyS by\ncompass at 5 AM tookin Top Gallant sails & double reefed Fore\nTop sail     So Ends          Latt by Obs 35..[illegible]8\n                    Long by Chro 152..40 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"Strong gales and squalls blew from the southwest, forcing the crew to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-04","events":[],"lat":33.4167,"lon":-152.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 4th\nCom with fresh gales from SW and squally weather stee SEby\nS under hool Top sails at 3 PM wind shifted to North in a squall\nmiddle and latter fresh gales and clear stee SSE latter made all\nsail So Ends watch employed in scrubbing & washing ship out\nside               Latt 33..25 Long by Chro 152..11\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["first","N",""],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","clear"],"plain":"Strong gales and squalls drove the ship before the wind shifted to the north. Later, with clearer weather, the crew set full sail and washed down the ship's exterior.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-05","events":[],"lat":30.8,"lon":-152.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 5th\nFresh gales from North and clear weather stee SSE with all sail\nset Moss the Boatstierer below sick So Ends Latt by Obs 30..48\n                    Long by Chro 152..11 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew from the north under clear skies as the ship sailed south-southeast with every sail set. Moss, the harpooner, was below deck sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-06","events":[],"lat":28.2833,"lon":-152.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 6th\nStrong winds from Eastward and hazy weather stee SSE\nwith all sail out at 8 PM tookin Fly jib Daylight set it\nwatch employed in ships duty So Ends Moss very sick\n                    Latt by Obs 28..17\n                    Long by Chro 152..8 West","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The ship sailed under strong winds and hazy weather. The crew carried out routine ship's duty, and Moss was reported very sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member Moss fell very sick","quote":"Moss very sick","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":26.9667,"lon":-152.275,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 7th\nFirst and middle part light from East and pleasant\nweather ster SSE at 6 AM wind shifted to SE saw one Fin\nBack So Ends watch variously employed about the Ship\nLatt 26:58\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"Pleasant weather with light winds. The crew saw a finback whale and spent the watch doing various work around the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-08","events":[],"lat":26.9667,"lon":-152.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 8th Long 152:25\nThese 24 hours light airs from South and calms watch variously\nemployed about the Ship So Ends nothing in sight Latt 26:40\nLong 152:39\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms. The crew worked on various chores aboard ship, with nothing in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-09","events":[],"lat":26.35,"lon":-152.6583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 9th\nThis Day light baffling airs and calms watch employed in\ndrying and bundling Bone So Ends Moss no better\nLatt by Obs 26:21\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and calms slowed the ship while the watch dried and bundled baleen. The keeper noted that Moss was no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":26.1,"lon":-152.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 10th\nAll this Day calms and fine pleasant weather employed\nin drying and bundling Bone at 6 PM saw Shoal of Black\nfish [struck: lowd] [struck: Stb & Waist Boats for them did get any] invalids\nimproveing So Ends Latt by Obs 26:6\nLong by Chro 152:54\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm, pleasant weather. The crew dried and bundled whalebone, sighted a school of pilot whales in the evening, and noted that the sick crewmen were improving.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-11","events":[],"lat":25.6667,"lon":-153.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 11th\nThese 24 hours light baffling airs and calms ster South watch\nemployed in Ship duty at 10 AM raised a sail astern So End\nMoss no better Latt 25:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light, shifting breezes and calms. The crew worked on ship duties and sighted a vessel astern. Moss showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-12","events":[],"lat":24.2,"lon":-153.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 12th Long 153:00\nThis Day took the trades and ster South and light showers\nat 4 PM spoke the Levi Starbuck with 500 bbls of Oil saw\nanother sail toa leeward So Ends Latt 24:12 Long 153:23\nRemarks on","weather":["rain"],"plain":"They caught the trade winds and steered south under light showers. At 4 p.m., they met and spoke with the Levi Starbuck, which had 500 barrels of oil, and sighted another ship to leeward.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Levi Starbuck","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-10-13","events":[],"lat":22.05,"lon":-154.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 13th\nCom with moderate breezes from East and flying squalls ster South\ntwo sail in sight latter strong trades and hazy watch employed\nin geting out water, So Ends Carpenter below sick Moss no better\nLatt by Obs 22:3 Long by Chro 154:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","haze"],"plain":"The crew retrieved water amidst moderate breezes, flying squalls, and hazy weather. Two other ships were in sight. The carpenter was off duty sick, and Moss was no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-10-14","events":[],"lat":19.45,"lon":-155.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 14th\nThese 24 hours strong trades and cloudy weather ster South\nwith all sail out one sail in sight at 7 AM saw the East point\nof Owhyhee bearing SbyW dist 30 Miles we steered off SWbyS in to\nHedoes at noon topped to outside of the bar for Pilot at 10 AM bent\nchains got the Anchors off the Bowes & sent up Skysail poles\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Under strong trade winds and cloudy skies, they sighted the east point of Hawaii (Owhyhee). By midday, they had prepared the anchors and waited outside the bar at Hilo (Hedoes) for a pilot.","where":"near land","place":"Owhyhee","via":[[-156.15,20.15],[-156.15,19.65]],"plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"hawaii-2"},{"date":"1851-10-15","events":[],"lat":19.6041,"lon":-156.1041,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 15th\nLight airs and pleasant weather at 1 AM got a Pilot and went into the habor\n3 PM came to in 5 fthms of water with best bower Capt went ashore latter\nemployed in painting Ship Stb watch on liberty invalids no better","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"They took on a pilot and entered the harbor, anchoring at 3 PM. The captain went ashore, the starboard watch had liberty, the crew painted ship, and the sick men were \"no better.\"","where":"in port"},{"date":"1851-10-16","events":[],"lat":19.7935,"lon":-156.109,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 16th\nFine pleasant weather with light breses Larboard watch shore on\nliberty, got off wrafft of watter hoisted it in healed the Ship\nBlacked the Bends Carpenter Some better Moss no better\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Half the crew went ashore on liberty while the rest brought off a raft of fresh water and hoisted it aboard. They tilted the ship to tar the upper hull planks. The carpenter was feeling somewhat better, but Moss was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Carpenter some better, Moss no better","quote":"Carpenter Some better Moss no better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"in port","via":[[-156.15,19.65]]},{"date":"1851-10-17","events":[],"lat":19.9979,"lon":-156.0506,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Oct 17th\nCloudy weather and light [struck: showere] showers of rain with fresh sea breses\nStb watch on liberty the other to work breaking out in ground tier\npumping fresh water out and. filling salt water the Columbia of Nantucket\ncame in it rained very hard throug the night\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain"],"plain":"Half the crew was on liberty while the rest worked in the hold, pumping out fresh water and replacing it with salt water. The Columbia of Nantucket arrived, and heavy rain fell through the night.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Columbia","rig":"","port":"Nantucket","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1851-10-18","events":[],"lat":20.2024,"lon":-155.9922,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Oct 18th\nThis Day cloudy unsettled weather to work break out and stowing fresh\nwater we got the Black smith of Levi Starbuck to come aboard and fift\nour windlass Larboard watch on liberty So Ends Moss some better\n\nRemarks on","weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew broke out and stowed fresh water, and a blacksmith from the Levi Starbuck came aboard to fix the windlass. Half the crew was granted shore leave. Moss was feeling somewhat better.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Levi Starbuck","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1851-10-19","events":[],"lat":20.3303,"lon":-155.8909,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Oct 19th\nFine pleasant weather Stb watch on liberty the Ship Seine\n& Barque Hoogly came in So Ends\n\nRemarks on","plain":"With fine, pleasant weather, the starboard watch had liberty ashore. The ship Seine and bark Hoogly arrived in port.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Seine","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hoogly","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","via":[[-155.95,20.35]],"plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-10-20","events":[],"lat":20.2594,"lon":-155.6783,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Oct 20th\nThis Day dark cloudy weather stowing away and gitting off\nwater Lb watch on liberty Mooss & Carpenter some better So Ends\n\nRemarks on","weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Under dark, cloudy skies, the crew stowed cargo and brought off fresh water while the left watch had liberty ashore. Mooss and the carpenter were feeling somewhat better.","where":"in port","via":[[-155.65,20.25]]},{"date":"1851-10-21","events":[],"lat":20.1886,"lon":-155.4658,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 21st\nPleasant weather and light trades watch employed in stowing away\nwater, & breaking out between Decks Stb watch on liberty.\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"The crew stowed water and shifted cargo between decks, while half the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1851-10-22","events":[],"lat":20.1177,"lon":-155.2532,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 22d\nFine pleasant weather employed in giting off recruits\nPotatoes Pumpkins & Bannanas, we put our, Bone, 60 bundles\non board of, ^Ship Copia for Home it weighed 8083 [lbs / ?] Larboard\nwatch on liberty Sundown they all came off but Brown and\nhe deserted So Ends\n\nRemarks on","plain":"In pleasant weather, the crew brought aboard provisions of potatoes, pumpkins, and bananas, and loaded 60 bundles of whalebone onto the ship Copia to send home. The left watch went on liberty, but Brown deserted.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"A crewman deserted while on liberty","quote":"they all came off but Brown and he deserted","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Copia","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-10-23","events":[],"lat":20.0416,"lon":-155.0458,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 23d\nThis Day light breses from S E and fine weather all hands employd\nin giting reddy for sea at daylight Second mate went on board of\nCopia to stow the Bone at 7 AM came aboard 10 Pilot came off half\npast 10, hove short and got under way stood out of the Harbour\nCapt & boats crew on shore at noon Pilot left us one mile\nand a half out side of the Reef So Ends","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew prepared for sea, with the second mate visiting the Copia to stow whalebone. A pilot came aboard, and the ship got underway and sailed out of the harbor past the reef, leaving the captain and a boat's crew on shore.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Copia","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","via":[[-155.05,20.05]],"plate":"gam.visit-b"},{"date":"1851-10-24","events":[],"lat":19.85,"lon":-154.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 24th\nBegins with a light breeze from SE and pleasant weather\nlying off and on at Hilo for Capt 2 PM he came off we steed off\nNby E sat fore Top Mast studding sail at 3 PM saw Mowea bearing\nNW dist 50 miles Sundown North point of Owhyhee bearing West\nmidnight we steed NW at 6 AM East point of Mowea boree WSW\n6 miles off saw one sail So Ends ster WSW in for Lahina\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"After waiting off Hilo for the captain to return, they set sail past Owhyhee and Mowea, heading in toward Lahaina.","where":"near land","place":"Hilo","at":"hilo"},{"date":"1851-10-25","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-156.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 25th\nFirst and middle part light trades and fine weather ster\nin for Mowea passage at Sundown the North point of Mowea about\n5 miles off Morotoi bore WSW East point at midnight we hauled\naback in between Ranai & Mowea latter part we was becalmed\nat 6 AM Capt went on shore So Ends Anchorage three to Southward\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light trade winds brought the ship into the passage between Maui and Lanai. After being becalmed overnight, the captain went ashore in the morning.","where":"near land","place":"Mowea","via":[[-155.55,20.45],[-156.45,20.45]],"at":"maui"},{"date":"1851-10-26","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 26th\nCom with beffling winds and fine weather beating up to port\nof Lahaina Capt on shore at 2 PM came to abrest of the Fort\nin 26 fts of water ½ mile from shore and furled the sails and\nsent the men ashore that we ship by the cruise latter light breezes\nand fine the cook cut his great Toe off trying to split a\nstick of wood So Ends\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable",""],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The ship sailed against baffling winds up to Lahaina, anchoring a half mile from shore abreast of the fort, and the captain and crew members shipped for the cruise went ashore. The cook severed his great toe while splitting wood.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook cut off his great toe","quote":"the cook cut his great Toe off trying to split a stick of wood","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Lahaina","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1851-10-27","events":[],"lat":20.7,"lon":-156.675,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Oct 27th\nFine pleasant weather got off Ten Bushels of Potatoes and\nDischarged Bowlin, Mooss John and Brown one Boatsteerer\ncame off that we shiped [insertion: u] Moidoons hand is some better\nwe Discharged Third Mate\n\nRemarks on","plain":"Fine, pleasant weather. The crew brought aboard ten bushels of potatoes and discharged Bowlin, Mooss, John, Brown, and the third mate. A new harpooner joined the ship, and Moidoon's hand showed improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged four crewmen and third mate","quote":"","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged several crew members","quote":"Discharged Bowlin, Mooss John and Brown","interest":1},{"kind":"crew","title":"Boatsteerer joined the ship","quote":"one Boatsteerer\ncame off that we shiped","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1851-10-28","events":[],"lat":20.55,"lon":-156.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 28th\nat Anchor Capt on shore shiping men shiped [insertion: three] Canakcas one\nBoatsteerer and Third mate they all came off aboard at 1 AM called\nHands and got under way with Light Air off the Land and stood out\nto sea latter stowed the anchors & unbent the Chains at Noon\nTahoorowa bore WSW to ESE dist 6 miles Cooks Toe is very painful\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"While at anchor, the captain went ashore and recruited three Kanakas, a harpooner, and a third mate. Once they were aboard at 1:00 AM, the ship got under way and headed out to sea, passing Tahoorowa.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook suffered from a painful toe","quote":"Cooks Toe is very painful","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land","place":"Tahoorowa","at":"kahoolawe"},{"date":"1851-10-29","events":[],"lat":19.45,"lon":-155.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 29th\nCom with fresh trades and fine weather steer SE with all\ndrawing sail set watch employed in runing the Cables below\nat Sundown breeze freshend we took in Top Gallant sails & double\nreefed the Top sails saw Owhyhee bearing East at 10 PM wind\nabated and shifted to westward latter light airs and Hot weather\nwatch employed in Painting Ship Cooks Foot is some easyer Mondoos\n[struck: F]inger giting better So Ends South point of Owhyhee bearing ESE dist 15 [insertion: miles]\n17","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["first","","fresh"],["middle","W",""],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under fresh trade winds and sighted Owhyhee (Hawaii). The crew stowed cables below and painted the ship, while the cook's foot and Mondoo's finger were both improving.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook's foot improved","quote":"Cooks Foot is some easyer","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Mondoo's finger improving","quote":"Mondoos\n[struck: F]inger giting better","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"near land","place":"Owhyhee","via":[[-156.05,19.45]],"at":"hawaii-2"},{"date":"1851-10-30","events":[],"lat":18.0,"lon":-156.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 30th\nFirst part calms and very hot weather watch employed in Painting\nShip at Sudown the SW point of Owhyhee was abrat 8 miles at 9 PM\nthe bredes Set in Strong we ster South tookin light Sails Single reefed Fore\nTop sail So Ends Cook is giting along   Latt by Obs 18:10\nLong by act 156.00 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","S","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm, very hot weather early on, with the crew busy painting the ship. At sundown the southwest point of Hawaii lay about eight miles away before strong winds picked up that night.","where":"near land","place":"Owhyhee","at":"hawaii-2"},{"date":"1851-10-31","events":[],"lat":16.0,"lon":-156.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 31\nAll these 24 hours strong trades and weather fine with rough\nsea ster SbyW watch employed in Ships duty Mandoon Hand giting\nbetter Cooks Foot is doing well So Ends   Latt by Obs 16:00 North\nLong by act 156:18 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong trade winds and rough seas while steering south-by-west. The crew carried out routine ship's duty, and the injured hand and cook were both recovering well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-01","events":[],"lat":14.3333,"lon":-155.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 1st\nThese 24 hours strong Trades with light showers of rain ster SbW\nunder reefed Top sails and courses watch variously employed\nabout the Ship invalids and cripples som better So Ends\nLatt 14:20 Long by Chro 155:7 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed under reefed sails through strong trade winds and light rain, tending to ship's work. The keeper noted that the \"invalids and cripples\" aboard were doing somewhat better.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Sick and injured crew improved","quote":"invalids and cripples som better","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-02","events":[],"lat":11.8333,"lon":-154.9583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Nov 2nd\nStrong Trades and clear weather ster SSE Cooper Lame with the\nRheumatism, Third Mate is sick Mandoon & Cook giting better\nSo Ends   Latt 11:50 North\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong trade winds and clear skies. Illness afflicted several men: the cooper was lame with rheumatism, the third mate was sick, and Mandoon and the cook were improving.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sickness affected several crew members","quote":"Cooper Lame with the Rheumatism, Third Mate is sick Mandoon & Cook giting better","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":9.8833,"lon":-154.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 3d\nThis Day strong Trades and clear weather ster SSE Carrying all\nprudent sail saw ship ster to SE, watch variously employed\nabout the Ship, we saw several Finbacks So Ends Latt 9:55 North\nLong 154 48 west\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under strong trade winds and clear skies, the crew carried on routine ship's work and sighted another ship along with several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":8.6,"lon":-155.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 4th\nCom with fresh Trades and cloudy ster SE & main Top Gallant\nsail out at 3 PM wind shifted on a squall to SE Middle and latter\nfresh breezes from SE with rain at intervals at Day light saw shoal\nof Black fish lowrd three Boats and chased them did not get any\nSo Ends Cooper & Mandoon som better Cook & Third Mate no better Latt 8:36\nLong 155:6\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["first","SE",""],["middle","SE","fresh"],["latter","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew put three boats out to chase a school of pilot whales but caught none. Multiple crew members remained sick, including the cooper, Mandoon, the cook, and the third mate.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-05","events":[],"lat":6.8333,"lon":-154.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 5th\nFirst part fresh breezes from East and cloudy ster SbyE under double\nreefed Top sails & courses saw some Porpoises and Cowfish latter fresh gales\nand hard squalls of Rain clewed down the Topsails and hauled up Courses\nand ster South So Ends   Latt by act 6:50 North Long by Act 154:56\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","fresh"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"They sailed under reduced canvas in cloudy weather and fresh breezes, spotting some porpoises and cowfish (small whales or dolphins). The day ended with fresh gales and hard squalls of rain, forcing them to take in more sail.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw porpoises","quote":"saw some Porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1851-11-06","events":[],"lat":6.3333,"lon":-155.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 6th\nCom with heavy gales from East thick rainy weather ster South\nunder double reefed Top sails at 2 PM tookin all Sail to a closerefed\nmain Top sail and hove to on Lb, Tack thin blowing hard and\nrough Sea on at 6 PM it abated some set double reefed Top sails & steerd\noff WSW at Daylight ster SW latter fresh gales and frequant showers\nof rain So Ends invalids about the same   Latt by act 6:20   Long Do 155:22","wind":[["first","E","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship weathered heavy easterly gales, rough seas, and rain, briefly stopping and waiting under minimal sail before pressing on. The sick crewmen aboard remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":6.0833,"lon":-155.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 7th\nCom. with heavy gales from Eastward and hard rain steer\nSby E at 10 PM took in all sail to A close reefed Main Topsail\nand hove to on Lb, tack saw shoal of Blackfish at midnight\nit moderated we wore Ship and set double reefed Topsails at Day\nlight wore Ship again steer Sby W So ends with strong breezes and squally\nthe Third mate, Mondoon, and Cooper some better Cook no better\nLatt by Obs 6..05 N Long by Chro 155..51 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["gale","rain","squalls"],"plain":"Heavy gales and hard rain forced the crew to stop the ship under minimal sail. They saw a school of pilot whales. Several sick crewmen were slightly improved, though the cook remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-08","events":[],"lat":4.8,"lon":-156.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 8th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes and baffling steer SSW at 6 AM turned\nreefes out of Topsails & set M, T, Gallant Sail So ends one sail in sight\nCooper, & Mondoon on duty. Latt by Obs 4..48 North\nLong by Chro 156..28\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew experienced shifting breezes and made more sail. A cooper and Mondoon were on duty, and one other ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":4.3333,"lon":-157.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 9th\nAll these 24 hours moderate variable winds and light\nshowers of rain Str SWbyS a Ship in sight to windward latter\nsaw several Fin Backs So ends Latt by Obs 4..20 North\nLong by Chro 157..30 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Moderate winds and light rain showers. The crew sighted a ship to windward and later saw several finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":4.0,"lon":-159.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 10th\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and fine weather steer S W under\nmoderate sail watch employed in Ships duty, saw some Finbacks\nSo ends Third mate on duty, Cook some better Latt by Obs 4..00 N\nLong by Chro 159..15\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"Under fine weather and fresh trade winds, the crew attended to ship's duties and saw some finback whales. The third mate returned to duty, and the cook was feeling somewhat better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-11","events":[],"lat":3.75,"lon":-159.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 11th\nCom, with fresh trades and clear weather steer W S W at 1 P M\nsaw Fanings Island bearing West we run for it at 4 PM we\nloffed to to leeward of the Isle and load a Boat & pulled in to the Sho\ncould not Land it was so rough sundown came aboard and laid off and\non through the night at 6 AM, Capt & two Boats crewes went ashore\nWooding on the west side of Isle got off boat loads of Wood So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They sighted Fanning Island and tried to land a boat, but the surf was too rough. After waiting off the island overnight, the captain and two boat crews went ashore to gather loads of firewood.","where":"near land","place":"Fanning Island","via":[[-159.15,3.85],[-159.15,3.65],[-159.35,3.65]],"at":"fanning-island"},{"date":"1851-11-12","events":[],"lat":3.75,"lon":-159.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 12th\nThese 24 hours light trades and pleasant weather lying off and\non at Fanings Island a wooding we got 7 Boats loads of wood\ntwo other Ships their wooding So ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Fanning Island, the crew brought back seven boatloads of firewood. Two other ships were also there taking on wood.","where":"near land","place":"Fanning Island","at":"fanning-island"},{"date":"1851-11-13","events":[],"lat":2.8333,"lon":-159.78,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Nov 13th\nFirst part light wind and fine weather got off one Boat load\nof wood and some Cocanuts got one Boat stove on the reef at 1\nPM steed off South in company with Ship Coral at 2 PM Capt went\non board and stayed until 7 oclock at Dark lost sight of the Land\nMiddle and latter fine breezes and plleasant weather Carpenter\nto work repairing Boat Isaac below sick So Ends Latt 2..50","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew brought off a boatload of wood and coconuts, but stove a boat on the reef. They sailed south in company with the ship Coral, and the captain visited aboard her until evening.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat stove on a reef","quote":"got one Boat stove on the reef","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Isaac was below sick","quote":"Isaac below sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Coral","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.visit-a"},{"date":"1851-11-14","events":[],"lat":1.25,"lon":-160.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 14th\nAll this Day Moderate breezes from East and pleasant weather\nsteer by the wind to Southward at 7 A M steered Sby W Carpenter to\nmending Boat watch employed in Ships duty Cooks Toe is\ngiting on favorabley Isaac is no better   Latt by act 1..15 North\nLong by act 160:12 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Pleasant weather as the crew carried out routine ship's duties and the carpenter mended a boat. The cook's injured toe was healing well, but Isaac remained unwell.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook's toe reported recovering","quote":"Cooks Toe is\ngiting on favorabley","interest":1,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-15","events":[],"lat":-0.3833,"lon":-163.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 15th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from East and pleasant weather\nsteer SbW under easy sail watch variously employed about the\nShip Carpenter finished the Boat, invalids no better   Latt by Obs 23 Miles Sout\nLong by Chro 163:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh breezes and pleasant weather as the ship sailed south by west. The carpenter finished work on a boat, while the sick crew members were no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":-2.5333,"lon":-165.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 16th\nFine breezes from ENE and pleasant weather steer South we have a\nstrong Current setting to Westward latter part saw shool of Killers\nIsaac little better   Latt by Obs 2:32 South   Long 165:35 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine breezes and pleasant weather as the ship steered south against a strong westerly current. Later in the day, the crew sighted a school of killer whales, and Isaac was feeling a little better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-17","events":[],"lat":1.5,"lon":-166.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday Nov 17th\nThis Day strong Eastery winds and smoky weather steer SbyW\nat 4 PM steed off WSW at 7 AM sail steer to Southward watch\nemployed in setting up Rigging So ends   Latt by Obs 1.30 North\nLong by Chro 166:7 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"plain":"Strong easterly winds and hazy weather; the crew spent the day setting up the rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-18","events":[],"lat":-0.6167,"lon":-166.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 18th\nThroughout these 24 hours Moderate breezes from E&E and\nfine pleasant weather steer various courses latter one sail in\nsight watch employed in setting Fore and Main Rigging Isaac\nsome better Cook geting along well So Ends   Latt by Obs 37 Miles South\nLong by Act 166:50\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine, pleasant weather as the crew worked on the rigging and sighted another ship. Isaac and the cook were both recovering from illness.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-19","events":[],"lat":0.7833,"lon":-167.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 19th\nModerate breezes from Eastward and pleasant weather steer NWbyW\nwatch variously employed about the Ship invalids gaining So Ends\nnothing in sight   Latt 47 mils Nth   Long 167:54 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Pleasant weather as the ship steered northwest by west. The crew did various jobs around the ship, the sick men were recovering, and nothing was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-20","events":[],"lat":1.4,"lon":-169.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 20th\nLight breezes from Eastward and pleasant weather steer NW by W\nwith all sail set at 7 AM steered WSW watch employed in starting\nthe oil out of the Tank So Ends   Latt by Obs 1:24 North\nLong by Chro 169:38\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with every sail set as the crew transferred oil out of the tank.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-21","events":[],"lat":0.05,"lon":-170.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 21st\nThis Day moderate breezes from East fine weather steer SW\nmiddle and latter steed South, watch employed in ships duty   Latt 35 mils North\nLong by act 170:30\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate easterly breezes as the ship steered southwest and then south, with the crew occupied with routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-22","events":[],"lat":-1.45,"lon":-170.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 22nd\nFirst part light winds from East and fine weather steer South\nlatter passing Squalls and cloudy weather steering by the wind watch\nvariously employed Painted Bow Boat So Ends   Latt by Obs 1:24 South\nLong by Act 170:52","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"weather":["squalls","cloudy"],"plain":"Light winds and fine weather gave way to cloudy skies and squalls. The crew carried out routine ship's work and painted the bow boat.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-23","events":[],"lat":-1.25,"lon":-171.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 23^rd\nCom with fresh breezes from ENE and cloudy weather heading\nto Southward at 6 PM tacked to Northward latter Moderate buises\nand smoky weather Isaa has got better Cooper dont git any better\nCook's Toe giting favourably So Ends Latt by Obs 1:15 South\nLong by Act 171:38' W\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ENE","fresh"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The ship sailed under fresh breezes and smoky weather. Isaac was feeling better and the cook's injured toe was improving, though the cooper showed no progress.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members suffered various ailments","quote":"Isaa has got better Cooper dont git any better Cook's Toe giting favourably","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":-0.5333,"lon":-171.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 24^th\nFresh breezes from N E and smoky weather ster various\ncourses watch employed in Ships duty about the rigging\nsaw two breeches invalids gaining Latt by Obs 32 miles South\nLong by act 171:45 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh breezes and hazy weather as the crew worked on the rigging. They saw two whale breaches, and the sick crewmen were recovering.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-25","events":[],"lat":-1.1833,"lon":-171.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 25^th\nThis Day fresh breezes from N E and smoky weather ster to\nEastward at 6 A M spoke the ship W^m Hamilton of New Bedford Capt\nHolms, So Ends to work up on the rigging Latt by Obs 1:11 South\nLong by Chro 171:9 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"plain":"They had fresh breezes and smoky weather while heading east. In the morning, they met and spoke with the ship William Hamilton of New Bedford, Captain Holms, while the crew worked on the rigging.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"William Hamilton","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Holms","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1851-11-26","events":[],"lat":-2.0833,"lon":-171.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 26^th\nFirst part light breezes from NE and fine steering to Eastward\nlatter to Southward watch employed in Painting Ste Side and\nTaring down Head Stays Cooper not much better Cook is giting\nalong well So Ends Latt by Obs 2:05 S^o\nLong by Chro 171:36 W\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes. The crew painted the right side of the ship and tarred the rigging. The cooper was not feeling much better, while the cook was recovering well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-2.6833,"lon":-171.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 27^th\nThese 24 hours light airs from NE and calms with pleasant\nweather ster to Southward watch employ in Taring down Head\nStays at 6 raised a Shoal of Blackfish & loard four Boats\nand chased until noon gave them up and came aboard So End\ninvalids some better Latt 2:41 Long 171[illegible] West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"With light airs and pleasant weather, the crew tarred the stays. At 6 a.m., they spotted a school of pilot whales and sent out four boats to chase them until noon without success. The sick crewmen were reported improving.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-11-28","events":[],"lat":-2.85,"lon":-171.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 28^th\nCom with moderate breezes from N E and fine weather ster\nWSW at 4 P M raised Marys Islead bearing SSW dist 10 M\nwe run for it until Sundown then loffed to and laid off an on\nthrough the night at Daylight saw the Isle to leeward latter\nlight airs at 8 AM loffed to with Main Yard aback & loard\nLb & Bown Boats and went in Shore Fishing So Ends laying\noff an on\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They sighted St. Mary's Island and cruised off the coast through the night. The next morning, they backed the sails to stop the ship and sent two boats inshore to go fishing.","where":"near land","place":"Marys Islead","via":[[-171.85,-2.85]],"plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"kanton-phoenix-islands"},{"date":"1851-11-29","events":[],"lat":-1.5,"lon":-173.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 29^th\nThese 24 hours light winds and fine weather lying off an on at\nMarys Isle Boats in Shore Fishing at 1 P M they returned with a fine\nmess of Fish Middle and latter ster off N b W watch employed\nin Cleaning and Salting Fish at Sudown lost Sight of the Isle\nSo Ends Latt 1:30 South Long by Lunar 173:55' W","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"The ship cruised off Marys Isle while the boats went inshore fishing. They returned in the afternoon with a good catch of fish, which the crew spent the rest of the day cleaning and salting.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Returned with a mess of fish","quote":"they returned with a fine\nmess of Fish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"Marys Isle","at":"kanton-phoenix-islands"},{"date":"1851-11-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-0.75,"lon":-175.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 30th\nThese 24 hours Light winds from NE and pleasant weather\nStee NNby W carrying moderate sail we saw several Shoal of\nblack fish Cooks Joe. has got so he has gone to work Latt by Obs 45 miles S\nLong by Lunar 175,31 Long by Chro 175:35 W\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds and pleasant weather as the ship sailed north-northwest. The crew saw several shoals of pilot whales, and the cook, Joe, recovered enough to return to work.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook returned to work","quote":"Cooks Joe. has got so he has gone to work","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":0.1167,"lon":-176.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 1st\nThese 24 hours moderate breezes from Eastward and pleasant\nSt NWbyW saw some Blackfish and cow fish at 7 A M saw the\nIsland of New Nantucket bearing Wby South dist 8 miles at 9 two\nBoats Capt & Second mate went in Shore fishing So Ends laying off\nand on under the Lee of the Isle Latt by Obs 7 miles North\nLong by Chro 176:58 West\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"They saw pilot whales and cow fish (small whales or dolphins). After sighting the island of New Nantucket, the captain and second mate took two boats inshore to fish, and the ship spent the rest of the day cruising off the island.","where":"near land","place":"New Nantucket","at":"baker-island"},{"date":"1851-12-02","events":[],"lat":-0.95,"lon":-179.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 2nd\nFirst part lying off an on off New Nantucket at 1 P M the Boats\ncame off with a few fish we stee off SW latter we struck main\nTop Gallant mast and put over pair of wooden Crosstrees\nSo Ends nothing in sight Latt by Obs 54 miles South\nLong by Chro 179:10 Wst\nRemarks on","plain":"While cruising off New Nantucket, the boats returned with a few fish. The crew then headed southwest and replaced the mast crosstrees.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Boats brought back a few fish","quote":"Boats\ncame off with a few fish","topic":"animals"}],"where":"near land","place":"New Nantucket","at":"baker-island"},{"date":"1851-12-03","events":[],"lat":-1.6667,"lon":-180.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 3rd\nThese 24 hours moderate from NE and pleasant weather\nstee SW nothing in sight Cooper has got better So Ends Latt 1:40 S\nLong 179:20 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Pleasant weather with moderate breezes. Nothing was in sight, and the cooper was feeling better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-04","events":[],"lat":-3.3667,"lon":-182.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 4th\nAll these 24 hours fresh breezes and fine weather stee SWbyS\nwatch employed in taring down rigging So Ends Latt 3:22 Sth\nLong - 177:40 E[blot]\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh breezes and fine weather while the crew tarred the rigging. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":-2.6667,"lon":-182.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 5th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from NE and hazy weather\nstee various courses watch employed in taring riggneg down\nsaw one Fin Back So Ends Meserve sick Latt 2:40 South\nLong 177:10 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and hazy weather. The crew tarred the rigging, saw a finback whale, and noted that Meserve was sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-06","events":[],"lat":-2.7333,"lon":-183.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 6th\nFirst part fresh breezes from NE and hazy weather stee varis\ncourses watch employed in ships duty latter light winds\n& fine with a long swell heaving from [struck: West] we was stee\nwest at 9 AM Raised Hope Island bearing WSW dist 12 mils\nSo Ends stee for it Latt 2 44 South\nLong by Chro 176:25 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under fresh breezes and hazy skies, followed by light winds and a long swell. At 9 a.m. they sighted Hope Island 12 miles away and headed toward it.","where":"near land","place":"Hope Island","at":"arorae"},{"date":"1851-12-07","events":[],"lat":-3.3333,"lon":-182.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 7th\nFirst part Light winds from NE and clear weather lying\noff and on at Hope Island trading for Coconuts we got two\nnatives men at 7 P M Steered off to Eastward Latter strong\nbreezes and smoky saw two ships stee to Westward So Ends watch\nemployed in ships duty Latt 23:20 Long 177:01 East","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Hope Island, they traded for coconuts and took on two native men before sailing eastward in the evening.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded for coconuts and took on islanders","quote":"trading for Coconuts we got two natives men","interest":5},{"kind":"crew","title":"Two native men joined the ship","quote":"we got two\nnatives men","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Hope Island","at":"arorae"},{"date":"1851-12-08","events":[],"lat":-2.7,"lon":-183.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 8th\nModerate breezes from ESE and fine weather stee\nvarious courses watch employed in Ships duty\ninvalids all got about again So Ends Latt 2:42 Soth\nLong by Chro 176 55 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather with moderate breezes. The crew carried out routine ship's duties, and the sick men all recovered and were back on their feet.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members recovered","quote":"invalids all got about again","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-09","events":[],"lat":-1.1833,"lon":-183.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 9th\nThis Day fresh breezes from ESE and fine weathe\nstee to North watch employed in Raring down\nmain rigging So Ends Latt by Obs 1:11 South\nLong by Chro 176:35 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","fresh"]],"plain":"Fine weather with fresh breezes as the ship steered north. The crew worked on maintenance of the main rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":2,"notable":true}],"lat":-0.8333,"lon":-183.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 10th\nCom with moderate freezes from ESE and fine weather\nstee to North at 2 PM raised Sperm Whales going quick\nto windward loard threw Boats and chased until 4 oclock\nthen gave them up and came aboard Middle part Moderate\nMidnight tacked Ship at 10 AM raised Whales again\nloard threw Boats for them Larboard & Bow Boats got each\na small Whale So Ends Latt by act 50 Miles South\nLong do 176:39 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew spotted sperm whales and chased them unsuccessfully. The next morning they lowered the boats again and caught two small whales.","where":"at sea","catch":2,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1851-12-11","events":[],"lat":-1.8333,"lon":-183.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 11th\nLight winds and fine weather and towing the Whales to\nShip at 1 PM got them along side and went to Cutting\nat 5 PM finished then wore Ship to Eastward latter went\nto boiling saw Ship to leeward So Ends Latt 1:30 South\nLong 176:35 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds, the crew towed the whales to the ship, brought them alongside, and stripped the blubber by 5 PM. They then turned eastward and began boiling the blubber into oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1851-12-12","events":[],"lat":-1.0,"lon":-184.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 12th\nThese 24 hours light winds from SE and fine weather\nwatch employed in Boiling at noon finished the\nwhales made 20 bbls saw one Ship So Ends Latt 1:00 South\nLong by Chr 176 2\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Light winds and fine weather. The crew finished boiling blubber, yielding 20 barrels of oil, and sighted another ship.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1851-12-13","events":[],"lat":-0.5833,"lon":-184.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 13th\nThese 24 hours light breezes from S E and fine weather ste\nstee various courses So Ends nothing in sight Latt by Obs 35 [struck: South] Miles\nLong by Chro 175:28\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes and fine weather; nothing was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-14","events":[],"lat":-0.5333,"lon":-184.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 14th\nThis Day Light baffling airs and clams standing to North\nwith all sail out saw some Porpoises Latt by Obs 32 Miles Sth\nLong by act 175:31 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They sailed northward with every sail set with light, shifting breezes and calms, sighting some porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw some porpoises","quote":"saw some Porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1851-12-15","events":[],"lat":-0.75,"lon":-184.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 15th\nAll these 24 hours calms and very hot weather\nwatch employed in Taring down the Main rigging\nwe saw Some Porpoises So Ends Latt by Obs 45 Miles South\nLong by Chro 175:1 East","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew endured calm seas and very hot weather while tarring down the main rigging. They also spotted some porpoises.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":0.5167,"lon":-184.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 16th\nThese 24 hours Light airs from North and hot weather\nheading to Westward at Seendown wore ship to Eastward\nAt 8 Am we raised Sperm Whales at 9 load three Boats the\nBown boat run over them and gallied them So Ends at Noon\nBoats Caine aboard Latt 31 miles [struck: South] [superscript: North] Long 175:25 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"plain":"In light winds and hot weather, the crew spotted sperm whales and put out three boats, but the bow boat accidentally ran over the whales and frightened them off.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-b"},{"date":"1851-12-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":0.75,"lon":-184.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 17th\nFirst part Light breezes from North and fine weather\nchaseing whales with Ship at 10 Am load three Boats\nfor them chased untill 5 PM then gave theam up\nand came aboard whales went off latter baffiing winds and\npassing squalls Peter and Canon Sick [superscript: with] Pox So Ends\nLatt by act 45 miles\nLong By 175:20 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"They chased whales with the ship, then put three boats out and pursued them for seven hours before giving up. Peter and Canon fell sick with the pox.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Two crew members fell sick with pox","quote":"","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.sperm-c"},{"date":"1851-12-18","events":[],"lat":-0.4667,"lon":-184.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 18th\nAll this Day moderate breezes from North and dark\nsqualls about employed in giting out water and teering\nmain Rigging Canon no better Latt by Obs 28 miles South\nLong by Chr 175:5 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew spent the day under moderate breezes and dark squalls getting out water and working on the main rigging. Canon was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Canon remained unwell","quote":"Canon no better","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-19","events":[],"lat":0.3167,"lon":-185.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 19th\nThroughout this 24 hours fresh breezes from N & E with\nrain squalls at intervals we ster by the wind with the tacks\nwatch employed in Ships duty Canon no better So Ends Nothing in Sight\nLatt by Obs 19 miles North\nLong by Chro 174:10 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh breezes and intermittent rain squalls while sailing by the wind. The crew handled routine duties, with no ships in sight, and Canon showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-20","events":[],"lat":0.3,"lon":-186.133,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 20th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from N & E and smokey weather\nster off West at 4 PM saw Simpsons Isleand bearing SW dist\n16 miles we run for it untill Sundown then stood off and on\nthrough the night at Daylight kept off and run down on\nSW side of it then hove aback the Natives came off Fowls &\nCocanuts we traded with them Three Ship in Sight we spoke\nthe Barque Belle of Fairhaven Capt Handy with 140 bls of Oil\nSo Ends Latt 18 mile Not\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"plain":"They sighted Simpson's Island and reached it at daylight, stopping to trade with islanders who came out in canoes with fowls and coconuts. They also met the bark Belle of Fairhaven.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded with islanders for fowls and coconuts","quote":"the Natives came off Fowls & Cocanuts we traded with them","interest":5},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Belle","rig":"bark","port":"Fairhaven","captain":"Handy","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Simpsons Isleand","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1851-12-21","events":[],"lat":-0.5,"lon":-187.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 21st\nFirst part Lying off and on at Simpsons Isleand tradeing\nfor Fowls and Cocanuts at 4 PM ster off South at 9 AM\nSSW until Daylight then ster West latter Light breezes and\npleasant weather we unbent Foresail to repair So Ends\nCanon off duty and Peter with Pox Latt by Obs 30 miles South\nLong by Chr 172:37 East","wind":[["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They cruised back and forth off Simpsons Island, trading for fowls and coconuts, before sailing south. Two crewmen were off duty, including Peter with pox.","where":"near land","place":"Simpsons Isleand"},{"date":"1851-12-22","events":[],"lat":-0.75,"lon":-188.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday Dec 22d\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from Eastward and passing\nSqualls with rain at intervals finished mending\nFore Sail and bent it saw one Sail Steer to North\nSo Ends Steer WbyS invalids no better Latt by Obs 45 Miles South\nLong by Chr 171.34 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and passing rain squalls. The crew finished repairing the foresail, spotted another ship sailing north, and noted that the sick men were no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-23","events":[],"lat":-0.7333,"lon":-190.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 23d\nAll this Day light from East and very hot weather Steer\nWest with all sail out [superscript: we] set Fore Topmast Studding Sail first\npart unbent the Jib repaired and bent it unbent Main\nTop Sail to repair and bent another Latter sent down M\nT. G. sail repaired it and sent it up again So Ends one\nShip in Sight Trimble off duty Sick Latt by Obs 44 Miles South\nLong by Chr 169.50 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in very hot weather, repairing sails throughout the day. Trimble was off duty sick, and another ship was in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Trimble off duty sick","quote":"Trimble off duty Sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-24","events":[],"lat":-0.85,"lon":-190.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 24th\nThroughout these 24 hours moderate breezes from E & E and\npleasant weather Steer West all sail out at 6 PM saw\nOcean Isleand bearing WbyS dist 15 mils run for it until 9 oclock\nthen loffed to and laid by through the Night at Daylight kept\noff and Run down to westward of the Isle at 8 AM Capt went ashore\nto trade So Ends Lying off and On, one Ship in Sight\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"They made sail for Ocean Island under pleasant weather and waited through the night. In the morning, the captain went ashore to trade while the ship cruised back and forth off the island.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain went ashore to trade","quote":"Capt went ashore to trade","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Ocean Island","via":[[-190.55,-0.75]],"at":"banaba-island"},{"date":"1851-12-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-0.3333,"lon":-192.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 25th\nFirst part light winds from Eastward and pleasant weather\nLying off and on at Ocean Isleand Capt on Shore trading got one\nBoat load of Wood 50 Chickens and some Broom stuff at 6 PM\nhe came aboard and steered off WbyS and made all sail\nlatter light breezes and Fine watch employed in mending\nSails saw number of Fin Backs So Ends invalids no better\nLatt 20 Miles South Long 167.35\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"While cruising off Ocean Island on Christmas Day, the captain went ashore trading, returning with a boatload of wood, 50 chickens, and broom material. Later, they set sail, saw several finback whales, and noted the sick crew members were no better.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded ashore on Christmas Day","quote":"Capt on Shore trading got one Boat load of Wood 50 Chickens","interest":5,"topic":"holidays"}],"where":"near land","place":"Ocean Island","at":"banaba-island"},{"date":"1851-12-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-0.55,"lon":-193.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 26th\nBegins with moderate from ESE and fine weather Steer\nWest with all sail set we saw several Fin backs watch employd\nin mending sails at 6 PM made Pleasant Isleand ahead\ndist 12 miles at 8 PM loffed to the wind and laid by through\nthe night Day light kept off for the Isleand So Ends Lying off\nand On trading with Natives for Fowls Cocanuts and Squaws\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"After sighting several finback whales, the ship reached Pleasant Island in the evening, waited offshore overnight, and spent the next day cruising off the coast and trading with the islanders.","where":"near land","place":"Pleasant Island","via":[[-193.15,-0.35]],"at":"nauru"},{"date":"1851-12-27","events":[],"lat":-0.55,"lon":-193.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 27th\nThis Day a fresh breese from Eastward pleasant weather\nLying off an on at Pleasant Isleand wooding we got 19 Boat loads\nof and English man ashore all cut and ten Hogs we saw four\nShips 7 PM spoke the Hibernia of New Bedford Cpt Baker 1200 [whale stamp: bbls]","wind":[["whole","E","fresh"]],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Pleasant Island, the crew gathered 19 boatloads of pre-cut firewood from an Englishman ashore, along with ten hogs. That evening, they met the Hibernia of New Bedford, carrying 1,200 barrels of oil.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Obtained wood and hogs on Pleasant Island","quote":"wooding we got 19 Boat loads of and English man ashore all cut and ten Hogs","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hibernia","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Baker","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Pleasant Island","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"nauru"},{"date":"1851-12-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":1.1667,"lon":-193.069,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 28th\nCom with light breezes from East and. fine Lying off an\non at Pleasant Isleand at 2 PM we ste off North with all\ndrawing sail one Brig in sight at 5 PM lost sight of the Isle\nbearing SSE saw several Finbacks and large Shoal of Black\nFish Latter fresh breezes from ENE and clear. watch employed\nin stowing away wood So Ends Canon on duty Peter some better\nLatt by Obs 1:10 North\nLong by Chro 176:6 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","ENE","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"After cruising off and on at Pleasant Island, the ship sailed north under full canvas, losing sight of the island by late afternoon. Along the way, the crew saw several finback whales and a large school of pilot whales.","where":"near land","place":"Pleasant Island","at":"nauru"},{"date":"1851-12-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":2.15,"lon":-193.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 29th\nAll This Day light breezes from E&E and fine weather stee by\nthe wind with stb tacks aboard saw Blackfish and Porpoises\nwatch employed in Ships duty So Ends Peter som better\nLatt by Obs 2:9 [illegible] Long by Chro 166:31 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes and fine weather while the crew carried out routine ship's duties. They saw pilot whales and porpoises, and Peter was reported feeling somewhat better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Peter reported some better","quote":"Peter som better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-30","events":[],"lat":2.8667,"lon":-193.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 30th\nall these 24 hours light breezes from ENE and fine weather\nstee by the wind to North watch employed in Ships\nduty So Ends Latt 2.52 N\nLong by Chro 166:20\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes and fine weather; the crew carried out routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1851-12-31","events":[],"lat":4.0167,"lon":-194.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 31st\nBegins with moderate breezes from ENE and fine weather\nstee North latter strong took the NE trades fresh and passing\nsqualls stee NWby N with all sail set So Ends Latt 4:01 North\nLong by Chro 165.20\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["latter","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Routine sailing in fine weather, catching the northeast trade winds with passing squalls and continuing with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-01","events":[],"lat":5.9833,"lon":-196.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 1st 1852\nThese 24 hours strong trades and squally stee NW\ncarrying all prudent sail watch employed in Ships duty\nwe filled up scuttle butts So Ends Latt by Obs 5:59 North\nLong by Chro 163.41 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The ship encountered strong trade winds and squalls while sailing northwest under prudent sail. The crew filled the fresh-water casks on deck and handled routine ship duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-02","events":[],"lat":7.1333,"lon":-198.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 2nd\nall these 24 hours fresh trades and hazy gloony\nweather stee NWbyW carrying all possible sail watch\nemployed in Ships duty So Ends Latt by Act 7:08 Nrth\nLong by Act 161.54 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The ship carried all possible sail through hazy, gloomy weather while the crew attended to routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-03","events":[],"lat":8.3333,"lon":-200.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 3d\nThroughout these 24 hours [struck: strong] strong and smoaky weather\nstee WstW by Compass carrying all possible sail So Ends\nLatt by Obs 8:20 N\nLong by Act 159:30\nRemarks on","plain":"Strong, hazy weather as they carried all possible sail. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-04","events":[],"lat":9.9333,"lon":-204.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 4th\nall these 24 hours strong trades and smoky weather\nwith a rough sea on stee WSW carrying all possible\nsail Peter some better Latt by Obs 9:36 North\nLong by Chro 155.49 East","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They sailed under rough seas and smoky weather with every sail set. Peter was feeling somewhat better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-05","events":[],"lat":11.0833,"lon":-206.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on M[struck: o]onday Jan 5th\nFirst part . Strong gales from E N E and rough Sea on middle\npart it abated some latter fresh breezes and squally steer\nW S W at 6 A M set Top Mast studding sail, watch variously\nemployed about the ship So Ends Latt by Obs 11:5 North\nLong by Chro 153:1 East","wind":[["first","ENE","gale"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed through strong gales and rough seas before the weather moderated to fresh breezes and squalls. They set more sail and did routine chores around the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-06","events":[],"lat":12.2167,"lon":-209.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Tuesday Jan 6th\nall these 24 hours strong and hary weather steer W S W Carrying\nstudding sails, watch employed in ships duty, So Ends\nPeter som better Latt by Obs 12:15 North\nLong by act 150:28 East","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong, hazy weather with studding sails set, attending to routine ship's duty. Peter was reported to be feeling somewhat better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-07","events":[],"lat":13.25,"lon":-212.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Wednesday Jan 7th\nThroughout these 24 hours moderate trades and fine weather\nsteer W N W with all sail out watch variously employed\nLatt 13:15 Long by Chro 147:48","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather and moderate trade winds with every sail set; the crew was busy with various shipboard tasks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-08","events":[],"lat":14.15,"lon":-214.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Thursday Jan 8th\nThis 24 hours moderate breezes from Eastward and\nsmoky weather steer W N W with all sail set to best\nalvantage watch employed in ships duty Peter got\nto duty again So Ends Latt by obs 14:9 North\nLong by act 145:20 East","wind":[["whole","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Sailing west-northwest with all sails set in smoky weather, the crew did routine ship's duty and Peter returned to work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-09","events":[],"lat":14.25,"lon":-214.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Friday Jan 9th\nThese 24 hours fresh trades and smoky weather steer West\nwith all sail set at 3 P M saw the Islead of Rotte ahead dist\n25 miles at Sundown hoffed to, to windward of the Isle and laid\nthrough the night at Daylight run down to leeward of the\nIsled Capt, went ashore to Trade So Ends lying off and\non saw one ship steer off to Westward","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"Under fresh trades, the crew sighted the island of Rote ahead and waited offshore overnight. In the morning, they ran to the sheltered side of the island, and the captain went ashore to trade.","where":"near land","place":"Rotte","via":[[-214.65,14.25]],"at":"rota"},{"date":"1852-01-10","events":[],"lat":14.6333,"lon":-215.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Sunday Jan, 10th\nall these 24 hours moderate breezes and fine frist part\nlying off an on at Rotte capt shore Trading got 31 Hogs 3 doz\nFowls, and tun and half of Yams at 5 P M came aboard and\nsteer off N W by W latter set the studding sails Second and Third\nmates employed in Cock fighting . Third mate got his hand\nbadly Cut by one of the knives So Ends Latt by obs 14:38 Nth\nLong by Chro 144:5 East","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"While cruising off Rotte, the captain traded ashore for 31 hogs, three dozen fowls, and a ton and a half of yams. Later, the second and third mates passed the time cockfighting, during which the third mate badly cut his hand on one of the knives.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Third mate injured during cockfight","quote":"Third mate got his hand badly Cut by one of the knives","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"people","title":"Traded ashore at Rotte","quote":"Trading got 31 Hogs 3 doz Fowls, and tun and half of Yams","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Rotte","at":"rota"},{"date":"1852-01-11","events":[],"lat":15.3333,"lon":-217.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Sunday Jan 11th\nFirst part light airs and calms steer N W by W latter wind\nshifted to N N E and breezed up latter employed in busting\nout for shooks and heads for water Casks So Ends\ntook in studding sails. Latt by Obs 15:20 Nth\nLong by Chro 142:42 East","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","NNE","fresh"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After light winds and calms, the breeze picked up. The crew broke out barrel parts to assemble water casks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-12","events":[],"lat":16.2,"lon":-219.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 12th\nFirst part strong breezes from NE and a heavy swell\nheaving from North, to work breaking out, latter\nfresh gales from NE, and rainy stee WSW took in\nthe studding sails So ends Latt by act 16:12\nLong by act 140:30 Eat\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["heavy sea","gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong breezes brought a heavy northern swell as the crew worked at breaking out provisions or casks from the hold. The weather worsened to a rainy gale, forcing them to reduce sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-13","events":[],"lat":17.0167,"lon":-222.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 13th\nFirst and middle part fresh gales and squally with\nrough sea on stee WSW carrying all prudent sail,\nlatter it abated some Cooper to work setting up Pipes\nfor water So ends Latt by Obs 17:1\nLong by Chro 137:8 E\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","gale"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh gales, squalls, and rough seas before the weather calmed somewhat. The cooper worked on assembling water casks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-14","events":[],"lat":17.8333,"lon":-225.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 14th\nAll these 24 hours strong breezes from NE and cloudy\nweather stee WSW with all sail set, Cooper to work setting\nwater shooks So ends Latt by act 17:50\nLong by act 134:25\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Strong breezes and cloudy weather with every sail set. The cooper worked on assembling water casks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-15","events":[],"lat":18.45,"lon":-228.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Jan 15th\nCom with strong breezes from NE and clear weather stee\n[struck: WSW] at 6 PM took in the studding sails middle and latter\nfresh gales and dizzling rain with rough sea So ends\nLatt by Obs 18:27 N\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["clear","gale","drizzle"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh gales, drizzling rain, and a rough sea; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-16","events":[],"lat":19.1667,"lon":-230.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 16th Long by act 131:58 East\nAll this Day fresh [struck: gales] from NE and squally rainy weather\nstee WSW at 6 PM took in M, T, Gallant sail & double reefed\nTop sails midnight it abated some we made sail again\nlatter found Fore Top sail yard sprung took in F, T, G, sail &\ndouble fore Top sail So ends Latt by act 19:10\nLong by act 129:15 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Squally, rainy weather forced the crew to reduce sail, and they later discovered that the fore topsail yard was cracked.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Fore topsail yard cracked","quote":"found Fore Top sail yard sprung","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-17","events":[],"lat":19.7333,"lon":-233.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 17th\nAll this 24 hours strong [struck: breezes] gales from NE and squally\nrainy weather stee WSW under double reefed Top sails and\ncourses latter part clav sail So ends Latt by act 19:44\nLong by act 126:30\nRemarks on [struck: Saturday]","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales, squalls, and rain continued throughout the day as the ship sailed under reduced canvas.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-18","events":[],"lat":20.8167,"lon":-234.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 18th\nCom with fresh gales from NE and cloudy weather stee\nWSW at 1 PM spoke Ship Marcia of New Bedford Capt Wing\nlatter it abated wind canted to Eastward and cleard off we turd\nreefes out of Topsail & set T, G, sails So ends Latt by Obs 20:49\nLong by Chro 125:40","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["cloudy","clear","gale"],"plain":"Fresh gales gave way to clearer weather. At 1 PM, they met and spoke with the ship Marcia of New Bedford, captained by Wing.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Marcia","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Wing","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-01-19","events":[],"lat":20.8333,"lon":-238.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 19th\nThese 24 hours strong breezes from N E and smoky hazy\nweather ster West at 6 PM gamed with Marcia at midnight\nshortend sail and topped to at Daylight saw Monmouth [struck: Island] bearing\nWest dist 12 miles we ster off WSW at 10 AM passed throug\nthe passage between that and Orange Island So Ends ther\nsail in sight Monmouth Isle bearing East 15° [struck: miles] and Orange beareg\nNEby E we carrying all possible sail Lat by Obs 20:50\nLong by Chro 121:36 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"They gammed with the Marcia, then stopped overnight. At daylight, they sighted Monmouth and Orange Islands and sailed through the passage between them with all possible sail set.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Marcia","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Monmouth Island","via":[[-238.25,20.95]],"plate":"gam.visit-c"},{"date":"1852-01-20","events":[],"lat":21.9167,"lon":-241.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 20th\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from NE & and cloudy weather\nwith sea on ster WNW carrying all possible sail first part\nsaw two ships So Ends Lat by Obs 21:55\nLong by Chro 118:41\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale"],"plain":"They sailed under fresh gales and cloudy skies with every possible sail set, sighting two ships early on.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-01-21","events":[],"lat":22.2667,"lon":-244.876,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 21st\nAll these 24 hours fresh gales from NE & and rough sea on\nster WbyN with Top gallant sails out latter part saw number\nof Chinese junks at 7 AM steered West at noon saw the Island\nof Pedro Blanco bearing NWtW dist 18 miles So Ends, Lat by Obs 22:16\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Strong gales and rough seas continued. The crew saw a number of Chinese junks, and later sighted the island of Pedro Blanco about 18 miles away.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Sighted Chinese junks","quote":"saw number of Chinese junks","interest":2}],"where":"near land","place":"Pedro Blanco"},{"date":"1852-01-22","events":[],"lat":22.15,"lon":-245.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 22nd\nBegins with strong gales from NE & and rought sea on\nwe ster WbyS with Top gallant sails out we passed a number of fisher man\nat 2 PM saw the main Land of China at 4 PM got Pilot we bent\nthe Chains & got the anchors off the bow at 9 PM we entered Canton\nRiver with fair wind at 1 AM came to in Hong Kong Harbour\nwe was like to get afoul of another ship we had to run lines and\nget under way again and drop out outside of the shiping latter\nemployed in washing the ship round So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"After passing several fishermen, the crew sighted mainland China and took on a pilot. They entered the Canton River and anchored in Hong Kong Harbour, but nearly collided with another ship and had to move further out.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Nearly collided with another ship in harbor","quote":"we was like to get afoul of another ship we had to run lines","interest":3}],"where":"at anchor","place":"Hong Kong Harbour","via":[[-245.85,22.05]]},{"date":"1852-01-23","events":[],"lat":22.1417,"lon":-245.8447,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 23d\nFine weather and fresh breezes lying at anchor employed\nin washing ship and setting up water shook's Capt on shore\nCanon Lunas, Jorge the Boatsteerer Drunk So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"plain":"While lying at anchor, the crew washed the ship and assembled water casks. The captain went ashore, and Jorge, the harpooner, got drunk.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Harpooner got drunk","quote":"Jorge the Boatsteerer Drunk","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Boatsteerer drunk","quote":"Jorge the Boatsteerer Drunk","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1852-01-24","events":[],"lat":22.1333,"lon":-245.8394,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 24th\nFine weather and light breezes All Hands on board employed in\nblacking the bends round and setting up shooks for water unbent\nmain Tops sail and bent another So Ends all pretty Sober\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather and light breezes as the crew tarred the ship's outer hull, assembled water casks, and changed the main topsail. The keeper noted everyone ended the day \"pretty sober.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Crew noted as \"pretty sober\"","quote":"So Ends all pretty Sober","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1852-01-25","events":[],"lat":22.125,"lon":-245.8341,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Jan 25th\nThis Day light breezes and pleasant weather part of the\ncrew went to the Mariners Church So Ends","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"With light breezes and pleasant weather, part of the crew went ashore to attend the Mariners Church.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Crew attended Mariners Church","quote":"part of the crew went to the Mariners Church","interest":2}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-01-26","events":[],"lat":22.1167,"lon":-245.8288,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Jan 26th\nFine pleasant weather and light airs sent down the\nFore Topsail Yard took it ashore to have annew one Made\nand got 100 bbls of water heater the Ship So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"In fine, pleasant weather, the crew took down the fore-topsail yard and sent it ashore to have a replacement made, and brought aboard 100 barrels of water.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-01-27","events":[],"lat":22.1083,"lon":-245.8235,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 27th\nPleasant weather and light Land breezes Stb ashore on liberty\nwe cleand and Blacked the Stb bends So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"With pleasant weather and light land breezes, half the crew went ashore on liberty while the rest cleaned and blackened the ship's right side.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-01-28","events":[],"lat":22.1,"lon":-245.8182,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 28th\nFine pleasant weather to work breaking out for water\nLb watch shore on liberty So Ends\nRemarks on","plain":"Fine, pleasant weather. The crew broke out casks to get water, and the port watch was granted liberty on shore.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-01-29","events":[],"lat":22.0917,"lon":-245.8129,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Jan 29th\nPleasant weather Stb watch on liberty the Cook\ndeserted they caught him and put him into Limbos\nwe got anew Fore Topsail Yard, & got out some Shooks and\nHeads So Ends\nRemarks on","plain":"Pleasant weather with half the crew on shore leave. The cook deserted, but they caught him and locked him up. The crew brought aboard a new topsail yard, barrel staves, and barrel heads.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Cook deserted and locked up","quote":"the Cook deserted they caught him and put him into Limbos","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-01-30","events":[],"lat":22.0833,"lon":-245.8076,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 30th\nLying at anchor we got off 1300. lbs of Bred and sold some\nshooks, Larboard [caret]watch on liberty for twenty four hours\nRemarks on","plain":"While lying at anchor, the crew took aboard 1,300 pounds of bread and sold some cask staves. Half the crew was given 24 hours of shore leave.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1852-01-31","events":[],"lat":22.075,"lon":-245.8023,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 31st\nStrong winds and Foggy weather we sent up Fore Topsail Yard\nStb watch on liberty, got part of the men vaccinated\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In foggy weather and strong winds, the crew sent up the fore topsail yard. Half the crew went ashore on liberty, and some of the men were vaccinated.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members were vaccinated","quote":"got part of the men vaccinated","interest":3}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-02-01","events":[],"lat":22.0667,"lon":-245.797,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Febuary 1st\n[struck: Fresh breezes and haizy weather] Lb watch on liberty\nFrank deserted [struck: ) . for] twenty hours\nRemarks on","plain":"Half the crew were granted liberty ashore, and Frank deserted the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew member deserted while on liberty","quote":"Lb watch on liberty Frank deserted","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-02-02","events":[],"lat":22.0584,"lon":-245.7917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Feb 2nd\nStrong winds and unpleasant weather. employed in\nfilling water from the water boat and starting some sperm\noil into Barrels Lovet, Mundoony Carpenter, Trimble and\nmisserru deserted the police apprehended Lovet & Mudoon\nand brought them aboard\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"While taking on fresh water and transferring sperm oil into barrels, Lovet, Mundoony Carpenter, Trimble, and Misserru deserted. The police caught Lovet and Mundoony and returned them to the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Four crew members deserted","quote":"deserted the police apprehended Lovet & Mudoon and brought them aboard","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-02-03","events":[],"lat":22.05,"lon":-245.7863,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 3rd\nPleasant weather men employed in pumping off oil\nin to Barrels we sold 49 Barrels of Oil 17 of sperm\nand 32. of whale [struck: p] we put Lovet & Mandoon in Irons","plain":"The crew pumped oil into barrels, and the ship sold 49 barrels of oil—17 of sperm and 32 of whale. Lovet and Mandoon were put in irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two crewmen put in irons","quote":"we put Lovet & Mandoon in Irons","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-04","events":[],"lat":22.0417,"lon":-245.781},{"date":"1852-02-05","events":[],"lat":22.0334,"lon":-245.7757,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 5th\nFine weather and light breezes Men employed in\nordneary duty, Second Mate two Men on Liberty\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather and light breezes. The crew attended to ordinary ship duties, while the second mate and two men were on shore leave.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-02-06","events":[],"lat":22.025,"lon":-245.7704,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Feb 6th\nThis Day fine pleasant weather we took in 60 Pechles of\nPotatoes a man came aboard for Cook Third Mate and\ntwo Boatsteerers on liberty for twelve hours the United\nStates Steam Ship Susquehanna came in and Sloop of war\nMarion\nRemarks on","plain":"In fine weather, the crew loaded 60 pecks of potatoes, took on a new cook, and gave the third mate and two harpooners twelve hours' shore leave. Two US Navy warships, the steamship Susquehanna and the sloop-of-war Marion, arrived.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"US warships entered harbor","quote":"the United States Steam Ship Susquehanna came in and Sloop of war Marion","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"A man joined as cook","quote":"a man came aboard for Cook","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Susquehanna","rig":"steamer","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Marion","rig":"sloop","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-02-07","events":[],"lat":22.0167,"lon":-245.7651,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Feb 7th\nLying At Anchor all aboard employed in Ships duty bent Fore Topsail\nRemarks on","plain":"The ship remained at anchor while the crew carried out routine ship's duties and attached the fore topsail.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1852-02-08","events":[],"lat":22.0084,"lon":-245.7598,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Feb 8th\nThis Day Moderate breezes and fine weather men imployed in\nin get ready for sea Shipd [insertion: a] man for Cook he came aboard\nStephen Sick with Pox, Canon off duty Sick, So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew prepared to head to sea and shipped a new cook. Stephen was sick with pox, and Canon was also off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member fell sick with pox","quote":"Stephen Sick with Pox, Canon off duty Sick","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-02-09","events":[],"lat":22.0,"lon":-245.7545,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Feb 9th\nPleasant weather and light winds four Men came off that\nwe Shiped, Canon, and Stephen is no better So Ends\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"With pleasant weather and light winds, four newly hired men came aboard. Stephen's condition showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Four men joined the ship","quote":"four Men came off that\nwe Shiped","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-02-10","events":[],"lat":21.9917,"lon":-245.7492,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Feb 10th\nat Day Light Water Tank came along side we took in 120\nBarrels of Water and got off Some Fowls and Small stores\nat noon took the Anchor got under way and beat out of\nweathier passage got the Anchors on [insertion: the] Bows and\nlashed them Latter strong gales and stormy weather Spis\nby the wind with the Lb tackes aboard [struck: and] under double\nreef Top sails My self below Sick with Cold and feavor\nRemarks on","wind":[["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"After taking aboard 120 barrels of water, fowls, and provisions, the ship weighed anchor and sailed out into strong gales and stormy weather. The keeper remained below, sick with a cold and fever.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Log keeper bedridden with fever","quote":"My self below Sick with Cold and feavor","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-02-11","events":[],"lat":21.9834,"lon":-245.7439,"fixed":false,"entry":"Teusday Feb 11th this\nDay Commencis Strong Breeses from\nthe NE stending N W under double\nreef Top sails Taster Part much the\nSame Stephen Sick with Sox michel\nSick Yea Sick My self below with\nCold","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the ship continued under reduced sail. Several men were sick aboard, including Stephen with the pox and the keeper confined below with a cold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-12","events":[],"lat":21.975,"lon":-245.7386,"fixed":false,"entry":"Feb 12th\nWednesday 12th this day Commences\nWith Strong Breeze from the SE\nHeading NNW under double reef\nTop sails Latter part much the\nSame thick and Rainey\nStephen No better my self belo[struck: w]\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed under reduced canvas in strong breezes and rainy, overcast weather. Stephen remained unwell, and the keeper stayed below sick as well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-13","events":[],"lat":21.9667,"lon":-245.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 13th\nCommences with Strong Breeze from\nthe SE Heading NNW under\ndouble reef Top sails at 6 AM\nShook the reefs out of the Main\nTop Sail, at 3 PM Tack Ship\nHeading WNW Latter Part Saw in\nSite Made Sail Calm Stephen\nNo better Fay No better Michel\nNo better Scovill below Mr Davis\nNo better Lat Obs 21..58\nLong 114:16\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship sailed under a strong breeze and later hit a calm. Sickness continued to plague the crew, with Stephen, Fay, Michel, Scovill, and Mr. Davis all reported as no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Multiple crew members remained sick","quote":"Stephen No better Fay No better Michel No better Scovill below Mr Davis No better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-14","events":[],"lat":21.9417,"lon":-245.7,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday 14th\nThis Calm Saw in Site Strong Breeze\nfrom the NE Heading ESE at three\nAM took in the Toy Galsails and double\nReef fore and Main Top Sails at Six\nAM tack Ship Heading NNE Saw in\nSite One Sail in Site Standing to NWbW\nMr Davis no better Stephen no better\nFay no better Michel no better So ends this day\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["whole","NE","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship faced strong breezes and reduced sail. A sail was sighted in the distance, and four crew members—Mr. Davis, Stephen, Fay, and Michel—remained sick and showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-15","events":[],"lat":21.9167,"lon":-245.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 15th\nThis day Commences With Strong Breeze\nfrom the ENE Heading NOE at two A M\nTack Ship Heading SEbyE and Shook One\nReef Out of the Top Sails at twelvie P M\nTack Ship Heading N Latter Part Lite\nBreeze Making Short tacks Spoke China\nJunk thick Wether Stephen and Fay\nno better Luis is below Mr Davis\nNo better So ends this day\nLat by Obs 21.55\nLong by Ob\n114:20","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They encountered strong breezes and thick weather, turning the ship multiple times. They met a Chinese junk. Meanwhile, sickness spread among the crew: Stephen, Fay, and Mr. Davis were no better, and Luis was down below.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"China Junk","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-02-16","events":[],"lat":21.8125,"lon":-244.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Feb 16th\nThis Day Commences Like Breezes From\nThe NE Working up along the Land\nthick hary wether Latter Part Much the\nSame Mr Davis is littel better Stephen\nNo better Michel No better Jim No better\nSo ends this Day\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"They sailed along the coast in light breezes and thick, hazy weather. Mr. Davis was a little better, but Stephen, Michel, and Jim were no better.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-02-17","events":[],"lat":21.7083,"lon":-243.3333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Manday Feb 17th\nThis Day Commences With Story Breezes From\nThe NE Working up along Phare to\nthe Eastward thick hary Wether Latter\nPart Much the Same Double reef Fore\nand Main TopSail Mr Davis below\nSick Stephen no better Michel no bett[illegible]\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Strong northeast breezes and thick, hazy weather made for rough sailing under reduced sail. Mr. Davis was off duty sick, and neither Stephen nor Michel was showing any improvement.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-02-18","events":[],"lat":21.6042,"lon":-242.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Teusday 18th\nThis day Commences With Stong Breezes\nFrom the NE Heading N and NNW\non one tack And SE on the other\nat Seven P M double the Top Sails\nthick hary Wether Working to the eastward\nAt 4 P M took in the Jib and Fore\nTop Sail blowing Fresh Heading ESE\nat Eight P M Let Fore Top Sail and\nDiscovered two Men that had Stooed away\nOn bord to the Captains of [illegible]\nMr Davis no better Stephen no better\nMichel Sick With the Small Pox thick\nHary Wether blowing Fresh From the NE\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","NE","fresh"]],"plain":"They sailed in thick, hazy weather and strong winds. The crew discovered two stowaways aboard, while illness plagued the ship: Mr. Davis and Stephen showed no improvement, and Michel fell sick with smallpox.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two stowaways discovered aboard","quote":"Discovered two Men that had Stooed away On bord","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Michel sick with smallpox","quote":"Michel Sick With the Small Pox","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-19","events":[],"lat":21.5,"lon":-241.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 19th this day\ncommences With Strong Gale from the NE\nHeading on one tack N on the other SE by E\nLatter Part More [illegible] at Six P M\nshook the reefs out of the Topsails at Seven\nP M [illegible] Ship Heading E by S Wather\nImployeed Breacking out Beef and Bord\nOne bl pork One bl beef One cask Bread\nMr Davis below Stephen below and Michel\nJim below Sick With the pox So ends this\nDay Lat by Ob 21..37 S\nLng by Ob 118 00\n\nthursday Feb 19th this day\ncommences with string Breeze from the ESE\nHeading May E Saw one ship Standing\nSouthward at six A M tack ship Heading SE by E\nHauled hole Top Sails at twelver A M tack\nShip Heading SE by E set the Maintopgalsit at 7 [illegible]\ntack ship Standing E SE saw a sail in Site Distance 10\nmiles one sail in site Standing ESE So ends this\nDay Mr Davis below Michel no better Jim below\nnot Thomsson\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["first","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The crew broke out provisions in heavy weather, while several men—including Mr. Davis, Stephen, Michel, and Jim—were off duty sick below, with pox mentioned among the illnesses.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-20","events":[],"lat":20.8333,"lon":-242.2584,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Feb 20 this Day Commence\nModerate thick havy wether all sail out Standing\nESE [illegible] ed in Site\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","moderate"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"They sailed east-southeast under full sail in moderate, thick, and heavy weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-21","events":[],"lat":20.1667,"lon":-243.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 21st\nComs with Strong breezes from ESE and hazy weather\nstering by the wind Latter the same watch employed\nin ships duty myself little better Second no better the others\nmuch the same  Latt 20:10 Long 116:29 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["latter","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Strong breezes and hazy weather continued while the crew handled routine ship's duty. Illness persisted aboard: the keeper felt a little better, but the second mate was no better and the others remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-22","events":[],"lat":19.3333,"lon":-242.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 22nd\nall these 24 hours Strong gales from ESE and misty weather\nster by the wind on 12 hours tacks under double reefed Topsails\nand reefed main sail Stephen on duty again got better other\ninvalids no better  Latt 19:28 N Long 117:31\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ESE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The ship faced strong gales and misty weather under reduced sail. Stephen recovered and returned to duty, but the other sick crew members were no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-23","events":[],"lat":19.5,"lon":-242.275,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Feb 23rd\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from NE and hazy weather and bad\nhead beat Sea on beating to windward carrying all prudent\nsail carried away the [struck: inner] [insertion: outter] Bobstay and fitted it again\nmitchels Small pox has turned with him it [insertion: is] more favourable\nthe other invalids no better So ends no obs\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","haze","heavy sea"],"plain":"Fresh gales and a rough head sea broke the outer bobstay, which the crew repaired. Mitchell's smallpox took a turn for the better, though the other sick men showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Smallpox improved for one sick crewman","quote":"","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-24","events":[],"lat":19.6667,"lon":-242.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 24\nAll these 24 hours light breezes from East and good weather ste by\nthe wind with all sail sot invalids no better Latt 19:40\nLong 117 56\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They sailed on under light breezes with all sails set. The crew members who were sick showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-25","events":[],"lat":20.75,"lon":-241.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 25th\nAll these 24 hours light winds from N & E and cloudy weather\nste by the wind under all sail, saw ship to windward\nI am little better Second mate no better, the others much\nthe same Muxdoon below sick  Latt 20 45\nLong 118:5","wind":[["whole","NE","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Light winds and cloudy weather as the ship sailed with every sail set. Sickness continued aboard, with the keeper feeling a little better, the second mate no better, and Murdoch off duty sick below.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sickness spread among the officers and crew","quote":"I am little better Second mate no better, the others much the same","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-26","events":[],"lat":20.8667,"lon":-241.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 26th\nThis Day Light airs from East and pleasant weather Stee\nby the wind to git to windward with all sail set to best\nadvantage watch employed in Ships duty So ends one\nShip in sight no change in the sick department Latt 20..52\nLong 118..46\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with all sails set in light airs and pleasant weather, with another ship in sight. The keeper noted \"no change in the sick department.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-27","events":[],"lat":21.4167,"lon":-241.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 27\nThese 24 hours Light airs from East and pleasant weather\nSteer by the wind with Stb tacks aboard first part Capt to\nwork lashing Stb anchor Latter unbent main Sail to\nRepair Mate and second mate off duty sick four of the\nhands off duty Sick, So ends    Latt 21..25\none Sail in sight                Long 118..56\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"With light airs and pleasant weather, the captain lashed the right anchor and the crew took down the mainsail for repairs. Both mates and four crew members were off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-28","events":[],"lat":21.7167,"lon":-239.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 28th\nFirst part Light airs from East and fine Steer EbyN\nwatch employed in mending main sail at 5 PM finished\nand bent it Midnight wind Shifted to North we tacked\nShip to Eastward Ends with Small breezes & fine weather Saw\nseveral Ship Steer to westward Mitchel, got the other invalids\nno alteration                    Latt 21..45 N\n                                Long 120..7 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","N",""],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The crew mended and attached the mainsail under light breezes, turning the ship eastward at midnight. Several other ships were seen heading west, and the sick men aboard showed no change in their condition.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members showed no improvement","quote":"Mitchel, got the other invalids no alteration","interest":2,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-02-29","events":[],"lat":21.8167,"lon":-239.4417},{"date":"1852-03-01","events":[],"lat":21.9167,"lon":-239.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday [struck: March 1st] Feb 29\nThese 24 hours smart breezes from North and cloudy weather\nSteer by the wind Lb tacks aboard So ends with all sail set\n[struck: Jim] is got better on duty, Tom no better, Mate & Second mate\ndo not git along maich           Latt 21,55\n                                Long 121..00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in cloudy weather. One sick crewman had improved and returned to duty while another remained unwell, and the first and second mates were not getting along.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Mates clashed aboard ship","quote":"Mate & Second mate do not git along maich","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew illness reported","quote":"Jim] is got better on duty, Tom no better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-02","events":[],"lat":21.9167,"lon":-238.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March [struck: 2nd] 1st\nThroughout fresh breezes from North and fine weather\nSteer to Eastward at 4 PM Made the Bashee Islands Ahead\nMiddle and Latter beating to windward to weather the Islands\nWatch employed in Ships duty invalids no better Latt 21..55\n                                               Long 121 56\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","fresh"]],"plain":"They sailed eastward under fresh breezes and sighted the Bashee Islands ahead at 4 PM, then spent the rest of the day sailing against the wind to clear them. The sick crewmen were no better.","where":"near land","place":"Bashee Islands"},{"date":"1852-03-03","events":[],"lat":22.25,"lon":-237.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March [struck: 3] 2\nFirst part fresh breezes from NE and clear weather carrying\nall sail to git out of Chinese Sea at Midnight passed out to\nwindward of Formosa Latter wind shifted to SE we steer EbyN\nCkept lashed Lb anchor So ends invalids no better\nwatch employed in Ships duty     Latt 22 15\n                                Long 122..52\n\nWednesday March [struck: 4th] 3rd\nThis day Moderate breezes from the S. E. Steering cowerse E. N. E.\nAt 4 pm Unbent the Fore Top Sail sent it down and bent\nAnother one Latter part wind S.S. E. Steering coarse E. N. E\n7. A. M. Sent out Fore Top Mast Studding Sail Watch Employed\nin mending the Fore Top Sail Invalids much the same Lat 23=15\nLon 125=30\nRemarks On","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","SSE",""]],"plain":"The crew replaced and mended the fore topsail while sailing east-northeast under moderate breezes. The ship's sick men remained unimproved.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-04","events":[],"lat":24.3333,"lon":-232.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March [struck: 5th] 4th\nThis day commences with Moderate breezes from the S. S. E.\nSteering Course E. N. E. Watch Employed in mending Fore Top\nSail under all Sail 6 P. M wind hauled to S. Mitchell on duty\nLatter part watch Employed in mending Fore Top Mast\nStay Sail and Fore Top Sail Light Air from the S. Steering E.N.E\nLat 24=20\nLon 127=35\nRemarks On","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"],["middle","S",""],["latter","S","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set with moderate breezes, mending the sails throughout the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-05","events":[],"lat":24.4417,"lon":-230.7833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday March [struck: 6] 5th\nThis day Commences with light Air from the S Steering course\nE.N.E. with all sail set Watch Employed in mending Fore Top sail\nSecond Mate on duty Latter part Strong breeze from the N.\nSteering E. and sqally Took in Fore Top Gallant Sail invalids no better\nRemarks On","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","N","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed under light airs, mended the fore topsail, and reduced sail when squalls arrived. The second mate returned to duty, but the sick crew members were no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-06","events":[],"lat":24.55,"lon":-229.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March [struck: 7] 6th\nThis day Commences with moderate breezes from the N. Steering\nby the Wind Heading E. by N. Watch Employed in Ships duty\nLatter part light breeze from the N. and sqally Steering\nMuch the same 4 Men off duty sick\nLat 24=33.\nLon 130=51 1/2\nRemarks On","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under moderate to squally breezes from the north, with four men off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-07","events":[],"lat":25.35,"lon":-229.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March [struck: 8] 7th\nThis day moderate breeze from the N. E. Steering by the\nWind Larboard Tacks Aboard Watch Employed in ships duty\n6. P. M. Tacked Ship Heading N. N. W Latter part Wind E N Card E\nSteering N by E. and N. N. E. 5 Men off duty sick 25=21\nLong 130=46\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing in moderate breezes, with five crew members off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":27.5,"lon":-228.675,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday March [struck: 9] 8th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes and variable Str N E carrying\nall prudent sail, Saw Some Humpbacks So Ends Mate off duty\ntook in Bow boat put her on Tryworks Latt 27:30 North\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh and variable breezes; the crew carried all prudent sail and saw some humpback whales. The mate was off duty, and the crew took in the bow boat and placed it on the tryworks.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1852-03-09","events":[],"lat":27.2833,"lon":-228.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March [struck: 10] 9th\nAll thes 24 hours fresh gales from North and squally rainy weather Strd by wind\nunder double reefed Top Sails heading to Eastward Watch employed in Ships duty So Ends\nno change among the invalids Latt 27=17 Long [struck: 131=50] Long 131 53","wind":[["whole","N","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh northerly gales with rain and squalls while heading eastward under reduced sail. The keeper noted no change among the sick crew members.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-10","events":[],"lat":27.05,"lon":-226.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March [struck: th] 10 [struck: th] 1852\nFirst and middle part fresh winds from N E and hazy\nweather ster by the wind heading ESE Carrying Main T, G, Sail out\nat Daylight wind shifted to eastward We Tacked Ship to North\nat 1 P.M Bill Splice & Mingo broke out with the Small,\nPox Bill was very much out of his Head Burbanks & Fay\nare sick complaining with the simptoms the other three\nTony Tim and Peter some better at 7 Oclock and twenty\nMinutes in the eve Phillip Thomas the Cook that came from home with\nthe Ship fell overboard we heard him hollow luffed the Ship\nto the wind and loard a Boat as quick as possible after looking\nsome time for him we had to give him up lost no one\nsaw him fall over but we supposed he fell over accidentally\nas their was nothing the mater with ^him to appearance So ends this\nMelancholy Days work     Latt 27=25 Long 133=25\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","fresh"],["middle","NE","fresh"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Smallpox spread through the crew, leaving Bill Splice delirious and several others sick. That evening, the ship's cook, Phillip Thomas, fell overboard; they launched a boat and searched for him, but he was lost.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook drowned after falling overboard","quote":"loard a Boat as quick as possible after looking some time for him we had to give him up lost","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-11","events":[],"lat":28.0833,"lon":-225.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March [struck: th] 11\nCom with strong breses from SE and cloudy ster N E\nmiddle part rainy at 7 PM took in M, T, G Sail and\nFly jib latter fresh gales from South and clear weath\nat 10 Am set M, T, G, Sail Watch employed in Ships duty\nMate on duty again after being off thirty two Days\nBill is very bad the others is some better Burbanks\nhas broke out with small pox So Ends     Latt 28=5\n     Long 134=30.\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","S","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","clear"],"plain":"The mate returned to duty after being off sick for thirty-two days. Sickness continued to plague the crew: Bill was doing very poorly, while Burbank broke out with smallpox.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-12","events":[],"lat":29.3333,"lon":-224.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March [struck: th] 12\nFirst and middle part fresh gales from South to S W and\nsqually rainy weather ster NE at 7 PM double reefed the\nTop sails took in main sail at Daylight wind shifted\nto westward and cleard off turned reefs out of Topsails and\nmain T, G, Sail at 3 oclock and thirty ^PM minutes Bill Splice Deed\nwith small pox 4 oclock and thirty minutes PM we Buried\nhim he scented so we could not keep him,     the sick\nones some all of them So Ends we white washed the Forecastle\n     Latt 29=20\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["middle","SW","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain","clear"],"plain":"Amid squalls and rainy gales, crew member Bill Splice died of smallpox at 3:30 PM. He was buried at sea just an hour later because the body \"scented so we could not keep him.\" They then whitewashed the forecastle to disinfect it.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members sick aboard","quote":"the sick\nones some all of them","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-13","events":[],"lat":31.15,"lon":-223.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March [struck: th] 13     Long 135=46\nThese 24 hours fresh galls from West to N W and clear weather\nster N E with Top Gallant sails out at 6 PM double reefed Top\nsails at Daylight set them again watch employed in fitting\na strap to the Bobstays So Ends invalids no better\n     Latt 31:9\n     Long 136:30","wind":[["whole","WNW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","clear"],"plain":"Fresh gales blew under clear skies. The crew worked on the rigging, and the sick men aboard showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-14","events":[],"lat":31.7,"lon":-221.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March [struck: 15] 14th\nThese 24 hours baffling winds from West to N W and cloudy\nweather steer E N E at Sundown tookin the light sails Day\nlight set them again Day on duty, invalids on the gain-\ning hand So Ends      Latt 31:42\n                      Long 138:24\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Variable winds and cloudy skies as the ship sailed east-northeast. The crew stood duty as usual, and the sick men aboard were reported to be on the mend.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-15","events":[],"lat":31.95,"lon":-220.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 15th\nFirst part moderate breezes from N W and cloudy weather\nsteer E S E Middle and Latter baffling airs and calms\nand rainy weather steer N b by E at 4 A M we passed a small\nIsland and high Land, So Ends, invalids little better\n                      Latt 31:57\n                      Long 139:50.\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","calm","rain"],"plain":"Light winds and calms with rain. Early in the morning, they passed a small island with high land, and the sick crew members were reported to be doing a little better.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-03-16","events":[],"lat":32.5333,"lon":-219.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 16th\nFirst part light baffling airs from North and thick rainy weather\nheading to Eastward at 6 P M wore ship at 7 wind canted to N N W\nwe wore back to N E it breezed up strong and stoped rainy we took in\nM. T. g. sail and double reefed the Topsails at Daylight turned\nreefs out of Topsails we saw small Island bearing N N W dist 25\nmiles at 7 A M we saw another bearing N E dist 20 miles the wind\nshifted to N E in a squall we double reefed Topsails and furled the\ncourses latter hard gales and squally at 9 wore ship heading up N N W\nSo Ends Mingo is very bad, the others giting better  Latt 32:32\n                                                  Long 140:40\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["first","NNW","strong"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","squalls","gale"],"plain":"They navigated squally, rainy weather and hard gales, sighting two small islands in the distance. The keeper noted that Mingo was very sick, though others were improving.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member Mingo fell very ill","quote":"Mingo is very bad, the others giting better","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-03-17","events":[],"lat":32.95,"lon":-218.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 17th\nFirst part hard gales from N E and squally rainy weather heading\nN N W under double reef Top sails Middle part abated some we set courses\nwind canted to Eastward at 6 P M wore ship to Southward latter heavy\ngales from S E thick and rainy weather steer by the wind with Stbd tacks\naboard we tookin jib Main sail and Fore Topsail So Ends with bad\nsea on, at 5 A M Mingo died with small Pox at 8 oclock\nwe Buried him Capt below sick         Latt by act 32:57\n                                      Long by [illegible] 141:25\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","E",""],["latter","SE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales, squalls, and rough seas battered the ship. Crew member Mingo died of smallpox at 5 a.m. and was buried at sea three hours later, while the captain remained below, sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-18","events":[],"lat":33.1333,"lon":-217.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 18th\nFirst part hard gales from S E and rainy lying to on Stbd\ntacks under closed reefed Main Topsail & Fore sail at 4 P M\nwind shifted to Westward and moderated we steered E or E\nat 8 A M wind shifted to North latter heavy gales and\nhard squalls hove her to on Lb tack under Closed M T sail\nand spencers   So Ends               Latt 33: 8\n                                     Long 142:40","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["first","W","moderate"],["middle","N",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain","squalls"],"plain":"The ship weathered severe gales and squalls, repeatedly having to stop and wait out the rough weather under minimal sail as the winds shifted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-19","events":[],"lat":33.2333,"lon":-217.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday March 19th\nCom with heavy gales from North and high sea on\nlying to under closed reefed M, T, sail & spencers on Lb\ntack Middle it moderated sot double reefed Top Sails and\nFore Sail latter calms and fine weather loosed all the sails\nwatch employed in Ships duty So Ends Capt sick\nLatt 33..14\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","calm"],"plain":"Heavy gales and high seas forced the ship to lie to under minimal sail before the weather moderated to calms. The crew loosed all sail, and the captain was sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-20","events":[],"lat":33.25,"lon":-217.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 20th Long 143..00\nThese 24 hours hard gales from South to West and squally\nrainy weather ster North under shorth Sail at 6 AM took in\nFore T, Sail and Fore Sail closed reefed M, T, Sail At 8 sot them again\nBurbanks geting better Peter on duty Capt sick Latt 34..40\nLong 143..10\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The ship faced heavy gales, squalls, and rain while steering north under reduced sail. Burbank was improving and Peter returned to duty, but the captain was sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain fell ill","quote":"Burbanks geting better Peter on duty Capt sick","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-21","events":[],"lat":35.5,"lon":-216.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March 21st\nBegins with strong gales from West and squally weather ster\nNE under double reefed Top Sails at 5 PM had squall\nfrom the NW took in all sail and hove her to under closed\nreefed Main Topsail and Spencers on the Lb tack Middle and\nlatter heavy gales and hail squalls with a bad Sea runing\ninvalids no better Latt 35..36\nLong 143..54\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","gale"],["first","NW",""],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","hail","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship faced heavy gales, rough seas, and squalls with hail, forcing the crew to reduce sail and wait out the storm. The sick crewmen were reported to be no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-22","events":[],"lat":35.9667,"lon":-215.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 22nd\nFirst heavy gales from NNW lying to under closed reefed\nMain Topsail and Spencers on Lb tack Midnight wind\nshifted to South died away made sail and steerd North\nlatter squally at 11 ste to NNE, T, sail So Ends one sail in\nSight invalids about the same L 35..58\nLong 144.20\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NNW","gale"],["middle","S","calm"]],"weather":["gale","squalls"],"plain":"Heavy gales forced the ship to stop and wait under minimal sail. By midnight the wind died down, allowing them to set more sail. The crew's sick men were reported about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-23","events":[],"lat":36.3667,"lon":-214.5667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 23\nBegins with heavy gales [struck: from] South and hard squalls\nat 3 PM took in Fore Top sail & double reefed the Main ster\nNorth gales increasing at 4 hove to on Stb tacks under\nSpencers then blowing heavy and very bad sea on at 6 it\nblew the quarter Boat up in mizzen rigging and stove her at\n8 PM wind shifted sudden to NW and died away She pitched\naway Fore Top mast Fly Jibboom and main Royal mast Middle\nand latter light and calms with a very bad Sea runing\nall Hands employed in clearing the Wreck Coopen\nto work on a Top mast So Ends Latt 36..42\nLong 145..26","wind":[["first","S","gale"],["first","NW","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["gale","squalls","heavy sea","calm"],"plain":"Hit by heavy gales and a rough sea, the ship stopped and waited. The wind smashed a whaleboat into the rigging, and as the wind abruptly shifted and died, the heavy swells snapped multiple masts and spars.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Gale smashed boat and snapped masts","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-24","events":[],"lat":36.1667,"lon":-213.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 24th\nBegins light breezes from N W and a bad old sea on\nthe East under easy sail all Hands employed in geting the\nFore Topmast and Rigging down and secureing things middle part\nrainy and very sharp Lightening latter part heavy gales with\nheavy sea on and snow squalls at 11 Am Calleo all Hands took in\nsail and hove to on Lb tack under closed M, Top Sail & Spencers\nCapt Sick George Sick and seven ^men^ foreward, Latt 36..10\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["heavy sea","rain","lightning","gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"The crew secured the fore-topmast during rough seas before heavy gales, snow squalls, and sharp lightning forced them to shorten sail and stop the ship. Illness struck heavily, leaving the captain, George, and seven crewmen sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain and eight crewmen fell sick","quote":"Capt Sick George Sick and seven ^men^ foreward","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-25","events":[],"lat":36.4667,"lon":-212.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 25th Long 146.39\nall these 24 hours heavy gales from N W and very rough\nsea on Lying to on Lb, Tack watch to work makeing Top Mast\nBurbanks and Petter on duty invalids no better Latt 36~28\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas forced the ship to stop and wait. The crew worked on a topmast, Burbanks and Petter were on duty, and the sick men showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-26","events":[],"lat":37.1333,"lon":-211.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 26th Long 147=39 1/2\nfirst and middle part strong gales from N W and snow\nsqualls Lying under short sail latter Moderate breezes and\nfine weather to work on the Top mast, Meundoon has got small\nPox Fay slow sick Jim & Tom no better George little better\nCapt not as well, Latt 37~28\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","NW","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"Strong gales and snow squalls gave way to fine weather. Sickness continued to plague the ship: Meundoon had smallpox, several crew members remained ill, and the captain was worse.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-27","events":[],"lat":37.4333,"lon":-211.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 27th Long 148=14\nFirst part light airs and fine weather to work makeing new\nFore Topmast middle part baffling winds towords and rainy standing to\nNorth latter strong gales from East and stormy Lying to with Stb tack\nall three of Boatsteerers off duty sick and cooper, Third Mate\nSick Hope, off duty sick and Charles with simptoms of Small\nPox, we are in a very wittyfull situation Capt worse Latt 37:26\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","variable",""],["latter","E","gale"]],"weather":["rain","gale"],"plain":"As a strong gale and stormy weather forced the ship to stop and wait, widespread sickness struck the crew. All three harpooners, the cooper, the third mate, and others were bedridden, Charles showed smallpox symptoms, and the captain worsened.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Severe sickness and suspected smallpox struck crew","quote":"Charles with simptoms of Small Pox, we are in a very wittyfull situation","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Multiple crew members and Captain reported sick","quote":"all three of Boatsteerers off duty sick and cooper, Third Mate\nSick Hope, off duty sick and Charles with simptoms of Small\nPox","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-28","events":[],"lat":38.6333,"lon":-212.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March 28th Long 148=20\nFirst part strong gales and rough sea Lying to on Stb tack\nmiddle it moderated latter light breezes and fine weather\nall Hands that is all of the well ones employed in geting up\nFore Top Mast Mandoon, Fay, and Jim, Come down with smal\nPox Pray sick other invalids no better So Ends Latt 38~38\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"After rough seas and strong gales, all the crewmen who were still well worked on raising the fore-topmast. Mandoon, Fay, and Jim came down with smallpox, Pray was sick, and the other invalids showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewmen fell ill with smallpox","quote":"Mandoon, Fay, and Jim, Come down with smal Pox","interest":5,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-29","events":[],"lat":39.6333,"lon":-211.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 29th Long 147 5\nCom with moderato breezes from South and weating weather\nSteer North we got Fore Top mast in end and hauled in the stays\nmiddle and latter heavy gales from NW Lying to under closed\nrefed M, T, sail & Fore sail with Lb tacks aboard the sick no\nbetter we can muster eleven men out of hoole ships compay\nfore and aft So Ends Latt 39.38\nLong 148=27","wind":[["first","S","moderate"],["middle","NW","gale"],["latter","NW","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Heavy gales struck from the northwest, forcing the ship to stop and wait under reduced sail. Widespread illness left the crew severely depleted, with only eleven men able to work out of the entire company.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-30","events":[],"lat":40.4167,"lon":-210.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 30th\nHeavy gales from NW and very bad sea runing lying\nto on Lb tack under closed reefed main T, sail & Fore sail\ninvalids no better So Ends Latt 40:25\nLong 149:15\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"Heavy gales and rough seas forced the ship to stop and wait under minimal sail. The sick crewmen were reported no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-03-31","events":[],"lat":40.7167,"lon":-205.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 31st\nCom with strong gales from N.W and cloudy weather lying to on\nLb, tack middle part wind shifted to North and moderated latter\nthe watch employed in setting up Fore Top mast Rigging [superscript: Ship] heading\nalong by the wind Jim very bad the other invalids about the same\nthird mate sick Capt no better Latt 40:43\nLong 159:22\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","N","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy"],"plain":"Strong gales forced the ship to stop and wait before the wind shifted and eased. Sickness gripped the ship: Jim was very bad, the third mate fell ill, the captain was no better, and the other invalids remained about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Illness spread through the crew and officers","quote":"Jim very bad the other invalids about the same third mate sick Capt no better","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-01","events":[],"lat":40.5667,"lon":-208.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 1st\nThese 24 hours moderate baffling wind and fine weather\nheading to Eastward latter part sent up Fore Top sail Yard\nand bent the sail So Ends; sick no better Latt by obs 40=34\nLong by Chro 151:47 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","moderate"]],"plain":"Moderate, shifting winds and fine weather as the ship headed eastward. The crew replaced and rigged the fore topsail. A sick crew member was reported no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":40.8333,"lon":-208.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 2nd\nBegins with light airs from Eastward and fine watches employed\nin fitting the sails we bent jib and Fore Topmast stay sail middle\nwind hauld to South we steed NE under easy sail latter steerd North\nwatch to work filling up scuttle butt Houndson and Ray geting\nbetter the others about the same, Adams, and Wilson on duty George gaining\nCapt no better So Ends saw several Fin Backs Latt 40=50\nLong 151:59\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","S",""]],"plain":"The crew worked on sails and filled water casks while heading north. Several men were sick aboard—some improving, but the captain was \"no better.\" Several finback whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":42.75,"lon":-207.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 3rd\nThis Day moderate breezes from South and fine weather steed North\ncarrying easy sail took in Lth Boat to mend saw som Fin\nBacks So Ends the sick no better Latt 42:45 Long 152=15\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","moderate"]],"plain":"Under fine weather and moderate breezes, the crew brought in the left boat for repairs and sighted finback whales. The sick crew member showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-04","events":[],"lat":44.6,"lon":-208.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday April 4th\nBegins with fine breezes and clear weather steer North Middle\npart thick and rainy latter strong winds we doubled reefed T.Sop\nSails So Ends invalids no better Latt 44:36\nLong 152:00\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["clear","rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed north through rain and increasing winds, which forced the crew to reduce sail. The sick crewmen were reported no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-05","events":[],"lat":45.3,"lon":-207.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday April 5th\nFirst part light airs from South and hazy weather steer North\nmidnight wind shifted to N W and set in a hard snow\nstorm it froze and made it Icey at 6 AM called all\nHands to reef main Top sail they had to go up twice to\nreef it was so cold So Ends snowing and blowing invalids\nno better Latt by act 45:18 Long 152:36","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","NW","storm"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["haze","snow","frost"],"plain":"A hard snowstorm and freezing conditions struck around midnight, leaving the ship icy. It was so bitterly cold that the crew had to go aloft twice just to reef the main sail. The sick crewmen were no better.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Freezing gale forced crew aloft twice","quote":"they had to go up twice to reef it was so cold","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-06","events":[],"lat":45.5167,"lon":-205.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 6th\nThese 24 hours strong gales from North and cloudy weather\nlyeing to on Lb tack under closed reefed Main T Sail & Fore Sail\nand cold freezing weather, at 9 PM Jim died with Small\nPox at 9 AM we buried him could not keep him he smelt so bad\nMudoon, and Fay got, [insertion: better] of Small Pox. So Ends  Latt 45=31\n                                                            Long 155=00\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","frost"],"plain":"In freezing cold and strong gales, Jim died of smallpox at 9 p.m. and was buried at sea the next morning because \"he smelt so bad.\" Two other crewmen, Mudoon and Fay, were recovering from the disease.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman died of smallpox and was buried","quote":"Jim died with Small Pox at 9 AM we buried him could not keep him he smelt so bad","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Mudoon and Fay recovered from smallpox","quote":"Mudoon, and Fay got, [insertion: better] of Small Pox","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-07","events":[],"lat":45.0667,"lon":-203.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 7th\nAll this Day Moderate breezes from North and cold cloudy\nweather heading to Eastward under moderate [insertion: sail] [struck: we] repaired stb\nBoat invalids some better So Ends  Latt 45=4 [struck: thirk]\n                                                            Long 156=8\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Under cold, cloudy skies, the crew repaired the right-side boat while the sick men were reported to be feeling somewhat better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-08","events":[],"lat":45.85,"lon":-202.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 8th\nThese 24 hours light breezes from North and fine\nweather heading to Leastward with all Sail Set Watch\nemployed in Ship duty Fay on duty and Petter the others\nno better put the Stb Boat on the Crains So Ends  [struck: Latt 44:51]\n                                                            [struck: Long 157=24]\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes as the ship headed eastward with every sail set. Fay and Petter were back on duty, but the other sick crewmen were no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members remained sick","quote":"Fay on duty and Petter the others\nno better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-09","events":[],"lat":45.75,"lon":-201.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 9th\nBegins light breezes from North and fine weather heading\nto Eastward under all sail, at 5 AM wind shifted to Eastward\nwore Ship and H[illegible] North unbent M, T, S, sail to repair So Ends\n                                                            Latt 45=15\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","E",""]],"plain":"Fine weather and light breezes. The crew turned the ship when the wind shifted and took down a topsail to repair.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-10","events":[],"lat":47.6167,"lon":-201.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 10th  Long 158=23\nThese 24 hours light breezes from Eastward and fine weather\nHte North [insertion: with] all sail out finished Main T, S, sail and bent it\nCooper on duty. Capt no better  Latt 47.37\n                                                            Long 158=12\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"The ship sailed north with every sail set in fine weather. The cooper returned to work, while the captain remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":2}],"lat":47.7667,"lon":-203.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday April 11th\nCom, with Moderate breezes from Eastward and cloudy weather\nHte North at 4 PM raised two Wright whales we mustered\ntwo Boats crews and loard Stb, & Waist Boats for them chased untill\nSundown gave them up & came aboard. Middle and Latter heavy\ngales from N E Midnight hove to under closed reefed, M, Topsail &\nSpencers. So Ends heading to Eastward.  Latt 47=40\n                                                            Long 156=50\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","gale"],"plain":"They sighted two right whales in the afternoon and put out two boats to chase them until sunset without success. Heavy gales followed, forcing the ship to stop and wait out the storm under shortened sail.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1852-04-12","events":[],"lat":47.4667,"lon":-202.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday April 12th\nBegins with heavy gales from N E and cloudy weather lying to\non Lb tack under closed reefd Main T, Sail & Spencers at 8 PM it abated\nset Fore Sail at 5 AM wind canted to East wore Ship & Made Sail latter\nlight breezes and fine Hte North Watch employed in seting [insertion: X] T, Top mast\nStays Muxdoon on duty invalids no better  Latt 47:28\n                                                            Lug 157=40","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","E",""],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy"],"plain":"Heavy gales forced the ship to stop and wait under shortened sail before the weather improved. The crew set up rigging, Muldoon returned to duty, and the sick men were reported no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":2}],"lat":48.0167,"lon":-201.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 13th\nBegins with light breezes from Eastward and Fine weather\nster North with all sot at 5 PM shifted Fore Top sails Middle\npart wind shifted to South at 7 AM raised two wright Whales\nat 8 lowd Waist & Stb Boats for them at 10 came aboard gallied the\nwhales, So Ends fin in duty and Tom, Capt Sick  Latt 48=1\nLong 158\"35\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","S",""]],"plain":"The crew spotted two right whales and put out two boats to chase them, but they frightened the whales off. The captain was sick.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1852-04-14","events":[],"lat":50.3167,"lon":-200.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 14th\nAll these 24 hours fresh breezes from South and fine weather\nster NNE with all sail out watch employed in setting up\nhead stays, All hands on duty except Lovet & Capt,\nwe put Baker in for Boatsteerer and put Canon, in the stb\nWatch and Sam, into Lb watch So Ends  Latt 50:19\nLong 159\"12\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","fresh"]],"plain":"Fine weather with fresh breezes and all sail set. The crew worked on the rigging, reassigned watches, and appointed Baker as harpooner. Lovet and the captain were the only men off duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":52.1167,"lon":-198.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 15th\nCom, with strong gales from SE and thick snow storm\nster NE & at 3 PM steed NE at 4 double reefed Top sails\nat midnight wind shifted to SW and cleard off at 5 AM made sail\n& steed off NE & saw several Fin Backs So Ends Capt very sick\nLatt 52=7\nLong 161:25\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["middle","SW",""]],"weather":["snow","gale","clear"],"plain":"Strong gales and a thick snowstorm struck the ship as they sailed northeast. The weather cleared after midnight, and the crew sighted several finback whales. The captain was very sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-16","events":[],"lat":52.6667,"lon":-198.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 16th\nBegins with fresh breezes from SW and hazy weather ster NE &\nat 2 PM steered NW by N at 7 shortened sail loffed to to westward\nat 10 saw Ship staring off North wind shifted to SE we kept off\nand followed him At 6 AM spoke him it was the Montezuma\nof New London, Capt Benjamin he came aboard latter fresh\ngales and thick Fog heading to Eastward under double reef Topsails.\nSo Ends Capt a trifle better Lovet off duty with biles\nLatt 52\"40\nLong 162\"00\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["haze","fog"],"plain":"They followed another ship through shifting winds and fog, speaking the Montezuma of New London the next morning; Captain Benjamin came aboard. The captain was feeling a bit better, but Lovet was off duty with boils.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Lovet off duty with boils","quote":"Capt a trifle better Lovet off duty with biles","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Montezuma","rig":"ship","port":"New London","captain":"Benjamin","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1852-04-17","events":[],"lat":53.4833,"lon":-198.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 17th\nCom, with light winds from SSE and thick Fog heading SW at midnight\nwind shifted to SW and cleard off 2 AM wore ship at 5 Wore back\nand made sail saw the North head of Petropolaska bearing WS. W it\nLand was about 50 miles dist and complettly coverd with snow latter\nsteered N by E So Ends Capt little better  Latt 53=29\nLong 161\"35\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["middle","SW",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Thick fog cleared around midnight, and they sighted snow-covered land near Petropolaska about fifty miles away. The captain was feeling a little better.","where":"near land","place":"Petropolaska","at":"avacha-bay"},{"date":"1852-04-18","events":[],"lat":54.35,"lon":-199.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday April 18th\nCom, with light breezes from South and fine ster NbyE\nLand in sight at 4 PM high Mount bore N & by W at 7 PM ster\nNE and it came in thick at 4 AM wind shifted to NE and\ncommenced blowing tookin the T. F. sail Jib & Main sail at 7 snowing\nhard at 9 AM heavy gales and thick snowstorm it cleared up and mount\nChronotski bore NNW dist 10 tookin all sail but closed reefed M T sail an\nspencers Wore ship and hove to So Ends Capt gaining,  Latt 54\"30","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["clear","snow","gale"],"plain":"After sighting land and a high mountain, the ship was hit by heavy gales and a thick snowstorm. The crew took in sail, turned the vessel, and stopped to wait out the storm.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Heavy gales and thick snowstorm hit","quote":"at 9 AM heavy gales and thick snowstorm","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"mount Chronotski","at":"kronotsky"},{"date":"1852-04-19","events":[],"lat":53.6833,"lon":-197.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday April 19th\nCom with heavy gales from N E and thick snow storm Lying\nto under closed reefed Main Top sail & Spencers on Lb, Tack,\nat midnight gale abated stoped snowing at 6 Am set double reefed Top\nsails Latter light baffling breeses and bad sea runing, Latt 53°[illegible]4\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["gale","snow","heavy sea"],"plain":"The crew rode out a heavy northeast gale and thick snowstorm with shortened sail before the weather eased by midnight. Light winds and rough seas followed.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-20","events":[],"lat":54.2333,"lon":-196.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 20th Long 162=46\nBegins with strong gales from SW and thick snow storm Stee[illegible]\nN E by N under double reefed Topsails at 4 PM wind shifted to South\nand abated stoped Snowing Middle part light baffling winds and cloudy\nat 6 Am wind shifted to North Latter heavy gales and stormy at 8 wore\nShiped to Eastward took in sail & hove to under closed reefed M, T, sail & Spencers\nSo Ends Capt, gaining slowly Latt 54:14\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["first","S",""],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","N","gale"]],"weather":["gale","snow","cloudy"],"plain":"The ship faced strong gales and heavy snow, forcing the crew to reduce sail. After the wind shifted and raged into a heavy gale, they turned and stopped the ship to wait out the storm. The captain was slowly recovering.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain slowly recovering from illness","quote":"Capt, gaining slowly","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-21","events":[],"lat":54.2833,"lon":-196.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 21st Long: 163:20\nCom with heavy gales from North and frequant snow squalls\nlying to on Lb, Tack Midnight it at Day light set double reefed\nTopsails two sail in sight at 9 Am spoke Frances Henraetta of\nNew Bedford Capt Swain he came on board of us So Ends wind canted\nto Westward Latt 54 17\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"Heavy northern gales and frequent snow squalls forced the ship to stop and wait. Later, Captain Swain of the Frances Henrietta of New Bedford came aboard for a visit.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Frances Henraetta","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Swain","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-22","events":[],"lat":54.7833,"lon":-195.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 22d Long 163 57\nAll these 24 hours Light baffling winds and fine weather first\npart gaming with Frances Henraetta at 7 AM spoke Cortes Capt\nCromwell he came aboard & stayed a few hours saw Bherings\nIsleand bearing N E dist 60 miles So Ends stee North Capt little better\nsaw Ship steering to South with all [inserted: sail] out Latt 54.47 N\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"The crew visited with the Frances Henrietta and met the Cortes, whose Captain Cromwell came aboard for a few hours. Bering Island was sighted sixty miles to the northeast.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Frances Henraetta","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Cortes","rig":"","port":"","captain":"Cromwell","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Bering Island","at":"bering-island"},{"date":"1852-04-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":2}],"lat":55.2,"lon":-195.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 23d Long 164.45 East\nThis Day variable winds and weather stee North at 2 PM saw\ntwo wright Whales going SW loard two Boats for them did not\nsee them after Boats came aboard at Sundown Bherings Isle, bore N E\nlatter two sail in sight Capt about the same George sick Latt 55=12\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable",""]],"plain":"They sighted two right whales and put out two boats to chase them, but lost sight of them. Bering Island was in view to the northeast, with two other ships in sight.","where":"near land","place":"Bering Island","plate":"chase.right-b","at":"bering-island"},{"date":"1852-04-24","events":[],"lat":56.2167,"lon":-194.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday April 24th Long 164=45\nFirst part light wind from [struck: West] [inserted: East] and good weather stee No & three\nsail in sight latter strong gales & snowy weather from Eastward\nCapt no better Latt 56 13\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","E","gale"]],"weather":["snow","gale"],"plain":"They sighted three other ships amidst worsening weather that brought strong gales and snow. The captain's illness showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-25","events":[],"lat":57.75,"lon":-194.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday April 25th Long [struck: 165=35]\nThese 24 hours heavy gales from East and thick snow\nstorm lying to with Stb tacks aboard under closed reefed\nM T, Sail, [blot] Fore Sail & Spencers, split Fore Topmast staysail\nSo Ends Latt 57 [illegible]15 Long 165:20","wind":[["whole","E","gale"]],"weather":["gale","snow"],"plain":"The crew endured heavy easterly gales and a thick snowstorm, stopping and waiting out the weather under reduced sail. A staysail was split during the storm.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-26","events":[],"lat":57.2,"lon":-193.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday April 26th\nFirst part light breezes from NE & snowing with very heavy\nswell runing, heading to North under double reef Top sails\nMidnight Wove Ship to Eastward latter fresh breezes and heavy swell\nSo Ends five Sail in sight, we bent F, S, Staysail, Capt worse, Lat 57:12\nLong 166:15\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["snow","heavy sea"],"plain":"Sailing through snow and a very heavy swell, they spotted five ships. The captain's condition grew worse.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-27","events":[],"lat":58.0167,"lon":-192.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 27th\nBegins with moderate breezes from NE and a heavy swell runing\nheading to Eastward under double reef Top sails 6 Sail in sight\n3 Pm Spoke Ship Metacom Capt Bonny at 8 PM wind shifted to\nSE we steer [struck: NW] by Compass latter frequant snow squalls\nwatch employed in filling scuttle butts Capt grows worse\nWilson off duty sick Lat 58..01 [illegible]\nLong 167:29 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","SE",""]],"weather":["heavy sea","squalls","snow"],"plain":"They sailed in a heavy swell and met the ship Metacom. Later came frequent snow squalls, while the captain's health grew worse and Wilson remained off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Metacom","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"Bonny","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-04-28","events":[],"lat":58.3333,"lon":-190.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 28th\nBegins with fresh breezes from South and thick snowy\nweather heading to Eastward under double reefed Top sails\nSix ships in sight Midnight wind shifted to Westward we\nwore ship & steer NE at daylight set hool Topsails & Courses\nlatter frequant snow squalls Capt gitting worse he is flighty by\nspells So Ends Lat 58:20\nLong 169=40\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","fresh"],["middle","W",""]],"weather":["snow","squalls"],"plain":"Sailing through thick snow and frequent squalls with six other ships in sight, the crew tended the vessel while the captain's health worsened, leaving him \"flighty by spells.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-04-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":59.6667,"lon":-187.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday April 29th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from Westward and clear weather\nsteer NE 3 PM Brig Henriatta of New Bedford, and the Hannicabal\nof New London, at 7 PM saw number of Fin backs latter saw\nsome Scamperdowns at sundown saw Oloutorsky Cape baearing Nott\ndist 60 miles So Ends Steer by E Land in sight Lat 59:40\nLong 172:20 East\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They met the brig Henriatta of New Bedford and the Hannibal of New London. In the evening, the crew saw finback and scamperdown whales, and sighted Oloutorsky Cape at sunset.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw some Scamperdowns","quote":"saw\nsome Scamperdowns"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Henriatta","rig":"brig","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hannicabal","rig":"","port":"New London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Oloutorsky Cape","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-04-30","events":[],"lat":60.2833,"lon":-184.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday April 30th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from SW and fine weather steer\nNE at 5 PM Spoke Ship Monterune of New London & Ship Gideon\nHowland of New Bedford at 10 PM spoke Ship Otehaite of Bremen\nand got a Doctor out of here to see Capt Hathaway, he done all\nall that he could foo him, So Ends Land in sight dist 40\nmiles and 9 Ships Lat 60:17\nLong 175:45\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","fresh"]],"plain":"They met the ships Monterune and Gideon Howland, then met the Otehaite and brought its doctor aboard to treat the ailing Captain Hathaway. Land was in sight 40 miles off.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Doctor summoned for the sick captain","quote":"got a Doctor out of here to see Capt Hathaway, he done all all that he could foo him","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Monterune","rig":"ship","port":"New London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Gideon Howland","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Otehaite","rig":"ship","port":"Bremen","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-05-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":60.6667,"lon":-182.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday, [struck: April] May 1st\nFirst part light breezes from South & fine Steer NE Land in sight\ngaming with Ship Otehaite of Bremen Doctor came aboard to Capt\nHathaway, number of Ships in sight saw some Finbacks, at 5\nAM wind shifted to E So Ends Steer E by S Capt not so well\nLat 60:40 Long 177:10","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"With land in sight, the crew visited with the ship Otehaite of Bremen, whose doctor came aboard to attend to Captain Hathaway. They saw several finback whales, and the captain was reported to be unwell.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Visiting doctor treated the ailing captain","quote":"","interest":4},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Otehaite","rig":"ship","port":"Bremen","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-05-02","events":[],"lat":60.0,"lon":-183.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 2d\nThese 24 hours light airs and calms with fine clear weather\nstanding to eastward 5 Sail in sight we saw a large body of Ice\nto the N E of us dist 12 Miles So Ends Capt not so well [struck: Latt 60=30]\nLatt 59:47 Long 176=40 East [struck: Long by acct 175=]\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"Under light airs and calms, the ship headed eastward with five other vessels in sight. They spotted a large body of ice about 12 miles to the northeast, and the captain was not feeling well.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Large body of ice sighted","quote":"we saw a large body of Ice to the N E of us dist 12 Miles","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-03","events":[],"lat":60.5,"lon":-182.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 3d\nFirst part light winds from N E and fine weather Middle & latter\nfresh breezes and snowy weather standing to eastward at 8 P M the\nIce was about four miles from us So Ends one Ship in sight\nCapt geting worse, Mate below sick  Latt 60=30\nLong 178=00\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["snow"],"plain":"The ship sailed east through snow, coming within four miles of ice by evening. Both the captain and the mate were sick below decks.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice sighted four miles away","quote":"at 8 P M the Ice was about four miles from us","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-04","events":[],"lat":59.4167,"lon":-184.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 4th\nCom, with fresh breezes from NE and thick snowy weather\nheading to eastward under short sail at 6 P M we kept off SWbyS\nand made all sail for Petropaulski to go in with the Capt, it was his\nrequest Middle and latter the same at 8 AM set Fore Topmast\nstudding sail So Ends Stephens sick . Capt no better  Latt 59=25\nLong 175=30 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","fresh"],["middle","NE","fresh"],["latter","NE","fresh"]],"weather":["snow"],"plain":"In snowy weather, the crew set all sail for Petropavlovsk at the captain's request, as he remained sick and showed no improvement. Stephens was also ill.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sailed for port due to captain's illness","quote":"made all sail for Petropaulski to go in with the Capt, it was his request","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","place":"Petropaulski"},{"date":"1852-05-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":3}],"lat":57.1333,"lon":-188.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 5th\nall these 24 hours moderate breezes and cloudy snowy weather\nste SW by Compass at 6 AM took in Fore Topmast studding sail latter\nsaw three Polar Whales did not go for them Capts ordors [inserted: was] to get\nin to Petropaulski quick as we could Capt worse,  Latt 57=8\nLong 172=00 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy","snow"],"plain":"In cloudy, snowy weather, the crew spotted three bowhead whales but did not chase them. The captain had grown worse and ordered the ship to head for Petropavlovsk as quickly as possible.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Whales passed by as captain grew worse","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":56.1167,"lon":-190.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 6th\nLight baffling winds and fain weather ste SW by Compass\ncarrying all sail, saw one Polar Whale So Ends\nCapt is bad the other invalids no better  Latt 56=7\nLong 170=00\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"Under light, shifting winds and fine weather, the ship sailed southwest with all sails set. They saw one bowhead whale. The captain remained in bad shape, and the other sick crewmen were no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-07","events":[],"lat":55.3833,"lon":-193.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 7th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from North to N W ste WSW\nwith all sail out at 6 PM spoke Ship Indian Chief of New\nLondon at Day light saw Bherings Isle North Point bearing W SW\ndist 30 miles Capt failing, Mate on duty;  Latt 55=23\nLong 166=57 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","fresh"]],"plain":"They met the ship Indian Chief of New London. At daylight they sighted Bering Island, with the captain's health failing and the mate in command.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Indian Chief","rig":"ship","port":"New London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Bering Island","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"bering-island"},{"date":"1852-05-08","events":[],"lat":54.2167,"lon":-193.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 8th\nCom, with fresh breezes from NW and fain weather stee\nin for the Isle, at 5 PM kept off SbE to clear Bherings Isle,\nat 10 PM passed South Point dist 4 miles then sted up\nWSW with all sail set at 8 AM spoke Ship Catharine\nof New London latter light breezes So Ends Bherings\nIsle bearing N E, Capt, very sick, Wilson on deety\nLatt 54=15 Long [struck: 165=57]\n165=29 East","wind":[["first","NW","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Sailing past Bering Island, they met the ship Catharine of New London. The captain was very sick, leaving Wilson on duty.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Catharine","rig":"ship","port":"New London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Bering Island","via":[[-193.25,54.65]],"plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"bering-island"},{"date":"1852-05-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"right","count":2}],"lat":53.3167,"lon":-196.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 9[superscript: th]\nThese 24 hours light breezes from North and fine clear\nweather steer W b S by Compass Carrying all Sail at 2 P M\nlost Sight of Bheerings Isle bearing N E latter saw two Wright-\nWhales at 9 AM Saw Kronotsky Cape bearing N W So Ends\nCapt very Sick, [struck: Carrying]\nLatt 53.19\nLong 164.00 E\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","N","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under fine, clear skies, they lost sight of Bering Island and later sighted Kronotsky Cape. They saw two right whales, and the captain was very sick.","where":"near land","place":"Kronotsky Cape"},{"date":"1852-05-10","events":[],"lat":53.4667,"lon":-197.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Moonday May 10[superscript: th]\nCom with light baffling wind and fine weather latter\nfresh gales from S E and thick Snow Storm steer W by S at\n11 AM took in Jib & Main Sail double reefed the Top Sails\nCapt, no better.\nSo Ends\nLatt 53.28\nLong 162 50\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","SE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","snow"],"plain":"Light winds gave way to gale-force winds and a heavy snowstorm, forcing the crew to shorten sail. The captain remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-11","events":[],"lat":53.1667,"lon":-197.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 11[superscript: th]\nFirst and Middle part heavy gales from East to North At 1\nPM took in Fore Sail & hove to on Lb tack at 4 closed reefed Msa[illegible]\nat 10 took in Fore Sail & Set Spencers then blowing heavy and\nShiping considerable water latter It Moderated we Wore Ship\nand made Sail So Ends one Sail in sight Capt, no better\nLatt 53.10\nLong 162.36 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","gale"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Heavy gales forced the crew to shorten sail, stop, and wait out the storm as the ship took on considerable water. The weather moderated later, and they made more sail. The captain remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-12","events":[],"lat":53.1667,"lon":-198.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 12\nThese 24 hours moderate breezes from Westward and clear weather\ncarrying all Sail and working to westward, 2 PM Spoke Barque\nHarvest of Fairhaven at 10 AM Saw Cape Chipounsky bearing\nW by S dist 60 Miles Capt no better\nLatt 53 10\nLong 161.32 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under clear skies and moderate breezes, the crew carried all sail to the west. They met the bark Harvest of Fairhaven, sighted Cape Chipounsky 60 miles off, and noted that the captain was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Harvest","rig":"bark","port":"Fairhaven","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Chipounsky","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-05-13","events":[],"lat":53.0833,"lon":-199.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 13[superscript: th]\nFirst part light airs from Westward & pleasant weather beating\nto windward Middle and latter calms noon Chipounsky Cape bore\nWest by Compass dist 40 Miles So Ends, Capt, worse,\nLatt 53.5\nLong 161.00\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship sailed against the wind before being stopped by calms. Cape Chipounsky was in sight forty miles to the west, and the captain was reported worse.","where":"near land","place":"Chipounsky Cape"},{"date":"1852-05-14","events":[],"lat":52.7667,"lon":-199.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 14[superscript: th]\nFirst & latter part calms Middle part fresh breezes from Westward\nall sail out beating to windward Cape Chipounsky bore North dist 12 Miles\nCapt, is more quiet to Day So Ends Latt 52.46\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","W","fresh"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calms gave way to fresh westerly breezes as the ship worked to windward with every sail set off Cape Chipounsky. The keeper noted that the captain was \"more quiet to Day.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Captain was more quiet","quote":"Capt, is more quiet to Day","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Cape Chipounsky","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1852-05-15","events":[],"lat":52.75,"lon":-201.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 15[superscript: th]\nthese 24 hours light baffling winds and fine weather\nsteer W N W in for Awatka Bay, at noon it bore wsw\ndist 15 miles Awatka volcano bore W by S at 6 AM\nbent the Chains So Ends Capt no better\nLatt 52:45","wind":[["whole","variable","light"]],"plain":"The crew experienced light, shifting winds and fine weather as they steered toward Awatscha Bay, sighting the volcano in the distance. The captain remained unwell.","where":"near land","place":"Awatka Bay","at":"avacha-bay"},{"date":"1852-05-16","events":[],"lat":52.75,"lon":-201.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 16th\nFirst and middle part light variable winds and fine weather\nlatter fresh breezes from Westward, stee in for awatka Bay at\n10 oclock Am we passed inside of the Heads So Ends beating up\nto the anchorage got the anchors off the Bow So Ends Capt no better\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","W","fresh"]],"plain":"They sailed into Avacha Bay with light winds and fine weather, passing inside the Heads around 10 a.m. As they sailed up toward the anchorage, the captain was still no better.","where":"near land","place":"awatka Bay","at":"avacha-bay"},{"date":"1852-05-17","events":[],"lat":52.8626,"lon":-200.7868,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday May 17th\nBegins with fresh breezes from West and fine weather and\nsteering in for the anchor age at 1 PM came to abrest of\nthe Cemety in 12 fathoms of water ahd furled the sails at 2\nthe boarding officer came aboard at 6 PM took the Captain on\nshore and put him under the Doctors charge likewise the Boy\nHaywood to attend upon him, latter light breezes from South and Snowy\nwe filled up scuttle butts mate on shore crew all aboard\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["snow"],"plain":"The ship came to anchor abreast of the cemetery in 12 fathoms of water, and a boarding officer arrived. That evening, the captain was taken ashore under a doctor's care, attended by the boy Haywood.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain taken ashore under doctor's care","quote":"took the Captain on shore and put him under the Doctors charge","interest":4,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1852-05-18","events":[],"lat":52.9753,"lon":-200.2236,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday May 18th\nThese 24 hours thick Snowy weather we landed 15\nBarrels of oil to meet the Capt, expences I went on Shore\nand found the Captain more comfortable So Ends\n\nRemarks on","weather":["snow"],"plain":"In thick, snowy weather, the crew landed 15 barrels of oil to cover the captain's expenses. The logkeeper went ashore and found the captain feeling better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain fell ill ashore","quote":"found the Captain more comfortable","interest":4}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-05-19","events":[],"lat":53.1453,"lon":-199.725,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday May 19th\nThis Day calms and cloudy weather myself on shore with\nCapt, him very bad in the last stages of Consumption the\nDoctors pronounced his case hopeless\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"Calm, cloudy weather. The writer stayed on shore with the captain, who was in the final stages of consumption and pronounced hopeless by doctors.","where":"in port","via":[[-199.85,53.05]]},{"date":"1852-05-20","events":[],"lat":53.4283,"lon":-199.3535,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday May 20th\nModerate breezes and pleasant weather we got off the Barrels\nof Fish all on board waiting to see how it is going with Captain\nCapt, is very bad\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew brought barrels of fish on board while waiting to see what would happen with the captain, who was very sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-21","events":[],"lat":53.7113,"lon":-198.9821,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday May 21st\nLight breezes from South and pleasant weather and lying\nat anchor Capt lying at point of death Russian Barque Saumi\ncame in\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"plain":"With light southerly breezes and pleasant weather, the ship lay at anchor. The captain was near death, and the Russian bark Saumi arrived.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain lay near death","quote":"Capt lying at point of death","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Saumi","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-05-22","events":[],"lat":53.9943,"lon":-198.6106,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday May 22\nFine pleasant weather and light breezes from South all on\nboard Capt, failing fast\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"plain":"Fine, pleasant weather with light breezes from the south, though the captain was failing fast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-23","events":[],"lat":54.2773,"lon":-198.2392,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday May 23d\nFresh breezes and cloudy weather at twenty past\n9 AM Capt Hathaway died he went off very easy","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Captain Hathaway died peacefully at twenty past nine in the morning.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Captain Hathaway died aboard","quote":"Capt Hathaway died he went off very easy","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-24","events":[],"lat":54.5603,"lon":-197.8677,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday May 24th\nThese 24 hours strong Easterly wind and snowing at 10 Dm\nlet go the anchor at 8 A M the Crew went on shore at 9 Am\nwe Buried the Capt at 11 oclock came aboard So Ends\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","E","strong"]],"weather":["snow"],"plain":"In strong easterly winds and snow, the ship anchored. The crew went ashore and buried the captain before returning to the ship.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1852-05-25","events":[],"lat":54.8834,"lon":-197.6227,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday May 25th\nFirst part strong gales from N E and snowing at 3 Pm it\nmoderated we hove up the anchor at 7 A M got off the Oil we put\non shore and stowed it away at 9 got under way and beat\ndown the Bay So Ends the mate in charge\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","snow"],"plain":"After strong northeast gales and snow, the weather moderated. The crew retrieved the oil they had put on shore, stowed it away, and sailed down the bay under the mate's charge.","where":"near land","place":"the Bay","via":[[-197.75,54.65]],"plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1852-05-26","events":[],"lat":55.225,"lon":-197.4364,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday May 26th\nBegins with light winds from South & fine weather and beating out the Bay\nat 2 PM let go the anchor & clewed up the sails to wait for the tide at 8\nwind breezed up from NW we got under way steared out S & by S by Compas\n10 PM passed the Light House latter unbent chains & stowed the anchors\nrun the chains blow So Ends Light House Point bearing NW by W dist 20 m\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","NW","fresh"]],"plain":"The crew sailed against light winds out of the bay, briefly anchoring to wait for the tide. After getting underway again and passing the lighthouse, they stowed the anchors and headed out to sea.","where":"near land","place":"Light House Point"},{"date":"1852-05-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":55.5667,"lon":-197.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 27th\nThese 24 hours strong breezes from SW and hazy weather steer N E with\nall sail out at 9 Am saw Kronotsky Mount bearing N S W latter saw\nshoal of Killers So Ends\nLatt by Obs 55:34 [illegible]\nLong by Chr 162:45 E\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Under strong breezes and hazy weather, the ship sailed northeast with every sail set. In the morning, they sighted Kronotsky Mount, and later saw a pod of killer whales.","where":"near land","place":"Kronotsky Mount","at":"kronotsky"},{"date":"1852-05-28","events":[],"lat":55.3667,"lon":-194.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 28th\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from SW and cloudy hazy weather ste N by E\ncarrying main top Gallant sail saw ship standing to South So Ends Latt Obs 55:22\nLong by Chr 165:40\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","haze","gale"],"plain":"Fresh gales and cloudy, hazy weather as the ship continued under sail. Another ship was sighted heading south.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-29","events":[],"lat":56.7,"lon":-192.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 29th\nFirst and middle part fresh breezes from SW and cloudy hazy\nweather steer N E by E at 1 PM saw ship & Bark steer to westward carrying\nall sail at 4 Am wind shifted to Eastward Daylight saw Ship steer South\nSo Ends nothing in sight\nLatt 56:42 South\nLong 167:5 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","fresh"],["middle","SW","fresh"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["cloudy","haze"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and cloudy, hazy weather. The crew sighted a ship and a bark sailing west under full sail, and another ship heading south at daylight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-05-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":57.3333,"lon":-192.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 30th\nThese 24 hours fresh breezes from ENE and foggy hazy weather standing\nto North at 7 PM saw Polar Whale board the [superscript: boats] form him it came in thick\nand snowing we came aboard at night midnight tacked to South & Easte at 9 Am spoke\nBark Oscar of Mattapoisett Cpt Dexter So Ends\nLatt by Act 57:20\nLong by act 167 25\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","ENE","fresh"]],"weather":["fog","haze","snow"],"plain":"In foggy, snowy weather, the crew put out boats after a bowhead whale but had to return aboard empty-handed. Later, they met and spoke with the bark Oscar of Mattapoisett, Captain Dexter.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Oscar","rig":"bark","port":"Mattapoisett","captain":"Dexter","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1852-05-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":57.4333,"lon":-192.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 31th\nThese 24 hours moderate breezes from SW thick foggy weather\nste off to N Eastward first gaming with Oscar Bark latter saw\nseveral Fin Backs Whales So Ends\nLatt 57:26 Long 167:45","wind":[["whole","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In moderate breezes and thick fog, the crew had a gam with the bark Oscar and later saw several finback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Oscar","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":57.15,"lon":-191.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday June 1st\nall these 24 hours light baffling winds from Westward and thick weather\nste, E by N latter one sail in sight we saw [insertion: some] Finbacks So Ends Latt by Obs 57:9\nLong by Chro 168:5\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","light"]],"plain":"The ship encountered light, shifting winds and thick weather. The crew sighted another vessel and saw some finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-02","events":[],"lat":57.1333,"lon":-188.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday June 2nd\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh breezes from Westward and gloomy weather\nsteering E by N by Compass latter geting out [insertion: water] from fore hole So Ends one sail in sight Latt 57:8\nLong 171:29 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","W","fresh"]],"plain":"Fresh westerly breezes and gloomy weather. The crew brought up water from the forward hold, and another ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":57.4,"lon":-187.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 3rd\nFirst part fresh breezes from Westward and cloudy weather ste E by N At 4\nP M steered NE by E we saw some Fin backs, latter light winds and foggy\nSo Ends Mundoon, & Isaac off duty sick    Latt by act 57:27\nLong by act 172:30\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","fog"],"plain":"They saw some finback whales in cloudy and foggy weather. Mundoon and Isaac were off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Mundoon and Isaac off duty sick","quote":"Mundoon, & Isaac off duty sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":57.75,"lon":-185.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday June 4th\nThese 24 hours light breezes from S E and changeable weather ste [struck: NE by E]\nlatter part employed in mending Fore sail So Ends two sail in\nsight we saw several Finbacks invalids no better    Latt by Obs 57:45\nLong by Chro 174:28 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew mended the foresail and sighted two other ships. They saw several finback whales, and the sick crewmen were doing no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-05","events":[],"lat":57.9167,"lon":-182.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday June 5th\nAll these 24 hours light breezes from South and cloudy weather steering\nNE by E three sail in sight So Ends finished mending Fore sail & bent it\nLatt 57:55\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Light breezes and cloudy weather with three other ships in sight. The crew finished mending the foresail and secured it back in place.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":58.3333,"lon":-180.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday June 6th    Long 177:8\nThroughout these 24 hours light from South and good weather ste, ENE\ncarrying all sail at 10 P M spoke Ship Montpelier of N Bedford Capt Tucker\ntwo other sail in sight saw number of Fin Backs, Mundoon on duty\nIsaac some better So Ends    Latt by Obs 58:20\nLong by Chro 179:27 East\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","S","light"]],"plain":"They sailed under full sail in good weather and met the ship Montpelier of New Bedford under Captain Tucker. They saw several finback whales.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Montpelier","rig":"ship","port":"N Bedford","captain":"Tucker","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-06-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":58.55,"lon":-178.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday June 7th\nAll these 24 hours moderate breezes from South and fine weather steering\nENE at 4 P M spoke Montpelier we saw great numbers of Finbacks So Ends\nLatt by Obs 58:33\nLong by Chro 178:16 West\n\nRemarks on\n\nMonday June [struck: 7th] [insertion: 8th]\nCom, with light airs from South and fine weather steering E & N we saw great\nmany Fin backs So Ends one Ship in sight a whaling    Latt by Obs 58:42\nLong by Chro 177 00 East","wind":[["whole","S","moderate"]],"plain":"Over two days of fine weather, the crew met and spoke with the Montpelier, saw large numbers of finback whales, and spotted another ship whaling.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Montpelier","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-06-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"right","count":1}],"lat":58.9167,"lon":-176.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Tuesday June 8th\nBegins with light winds from SE and good weather ste E & N one Ship\nin sight at 10 P M saw Wright Whale loard three Boats for him did not\ngit him & came aboard latter fresh gales from Eastward and stormy\nweather we doubled reefed the Topsails and handed the courses So Ends\nheading SE by S At 8 Am saw wright Whale going to windward quick    Latt 58 55\nLong 176:34","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","E","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"They saw another ship, then put three boats out after a right whale but failed to catch it. Later, fresh gales and stormy weather set in, and they spotted another right whale moving fast to windward.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1852-06-09","events":[],"lat":58.6,"lon":-175.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jun 9th\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from NE and thick weather heading to\nEastward under short sail So Ends Latt by Obs 58:36\nLong by act 175:15 [West?]\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh northeasterly gales and thick weather, heading eastward under reduced sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-10","events":[],"lat":58.0333,"lon":-176.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 10th\nBegins with fresh gales from NE and thick weather heading to Eastward\nunder shorts sail we spoke Wm Hamilton of New Bedford & ship Dromo of\nNew London Capt Starr Middle the same latter it moderated & Cleard up\nat 9 Am made all sail noon wore Ship So Ends Latt by Obs 58:2\nLong by Chr: 176:8 Wt\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["middle","NE","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","clear"],"plain":"Amid fresh gales and thick weather, they met the William Hamilton of New Bedford and the ship Dromo of New London under Captain Starr.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"William Hamilton","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Dromo","rig":"ship","port":"New London","captain":"Starr","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-06-11","events":[],"lat":58.6,"lon":-176.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday June 11th\nFirst part light breezes from North and fine weather heading to Westwd\nmiddle part calms latter fresh breezes from South and hazy weather\nsteiring North we saw Ship Cutting. So Ends Latt by Obs 58:46\nLong by Chr: 176:1 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","S","fresh"]],"weather":["calm","haze"],"plain":"Light breezes and calm gave way to fresh breezes and hazy weather. They saw another ship stripping blubber from a whale.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-06-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"right","count":null}],"lat":58.9667,"lon":-175.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday June 12th =\nFirst part fresh breezes from South and [struck: hazy] Foggy weather\nsteer, N by E at 7 PM saw several Wright Whales we lowrd three Boats\nfor them they was going, quick to Windward at 8 came aboard\nsaw a ship to windward latter thick weather and lying under\nshort sail heading to westward So Ends Latt 58:58\nLong 175:38 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","S","fresh"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Fresh breezes and fog. In the evening, the crew spotted several right whales and put out three boats to chase them, but the whales quickly moved upwind. Later, they sighted another ship to windward.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1852-06-13","events":[],"lat":58.8333,"lon":-175.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday June 13th\nThese 24 hours fresh gales from SSW and thick rainy weather standing\non twelve hour tacks spoke Ship Minerva 2d of New Bedford she was\nboiling got Pipe of Bread from her So Ends Latt by act 58:50\nLong by act 175:40\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SSW","gale"]],"weather":["rain","gale"],"plain":"In thick, rainy gale conditions, they met the Minerva 2d of New Bedford, which was boiling blubber, and obtained a large cask of bread from her.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Minerva 2d","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-06-14","events":[],"lat":59.7,"lon":-174.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday June 14th\nThroughout these 24 hours fresh gales from SW and rainy weather first\nand middle part lying under short sail latter steering N by E under double reefd\nTop sail parted with Minerva So Ends Latt by Obs 59:42\nLong by Chro 174:28 West\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["whole","SW","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Fresh gales and rainy weather continued all day while the crew sailed under reduced canvas, parting company with the Minerva.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Minerva","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-06-15","events":[],"lat":60.8333,"lon":-173.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday June 15th\nFirst part strong breezes from SW and rough sea, steering N by E under double\nreef Top sails at 9 Pm luffed to the wind to westward three Ships passed us during\nthe night at 3 Am spoke Ship Lagoda of New Bedford at 10 Am got into the\nIce at 11 tacked and stood off saw nothing of Whale kind So Ends Latt by act 60:50\nLong by Chr 173:47\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","strong"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"They met the ship Lagoda of New Bedford in rough seas. Later that morning they ran into ice, turned around to head away, and saw no whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ran into ice","quote":"at 10 Am got into the Ice at 11 tacked and stood off","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Lagoda","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-06-16","events":[],"lat":60.6333,"lon":-174.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday June 16th\nFirst part light airs from S W and fine weather gaming with Lagoda saw\nGoars Island bearing E S E dist 25 miles at 2 Pm lost Sight of the Ice 5 PM\n4 ships in sight middle & latter thick Fog So Ends heading W S W Latt by act 60:38\nLong by act 174:50 West","wind":[["first","SW","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The crew gammed with the Lagoda in fine weather and sighted Goars Island about 25 miles away. They lost sight of the ice in the afternoon, followed by thick fog.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sighted ice and Goars Island","quote":"saw Goars Island bearing E S E dist 25 miles at 2 Pm lost Sight of the Ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Lagoda","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Goars Island","at":"st-matthew-island"},{"date":"1852-06-17","events":[],"lat":60.6667,"lon":-175.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 17th\nComz with moderate breezes from S W and hazy weather steering to Westward\nby the wind Latter part calms and thick Fog at 7 A M saw two Sail\nSo Ends Lyeing with main Yard aback Latt 60:46\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["haze","calm","fog"],"plain":"The ship steered westward through haze before falling into calms and thick fog. They sighted two ships in the morning and ended the day stopped and waiting.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-18","events":[],"lat":61.0,"lon":-175.8333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 18th\nLong 175:55 West\nBegins with Light breezes from N E and thick Fog lying with main Yard aback\nat 6 P M it cleard off same four Ships in Sighte We all of us serrounded with\nIce sture off Eby S at 11 P M passed through a field of Ice another Ship ahead of\nus after giting throught that we saw more ahead 3 miles off Midnight spoke\nShip Almira of Old Town we laid aback remainder of night Day light steared off\nto Westward under Top sails Courses up passed through considerable scattering Ice\nat noon came up with thick heavy Ice[struck: s] wore Ship to Eastward with main Yard aback\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Fog cleared to reveal four ships, all surrounded by ice. After navigating through ice fields during the night, they met the ship Almira of Old Town, later encountering thick, heavy ice at noon.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Surrounded by heavy ice fields","quote":"We all of us serrounded with Ice","notable":true,"interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Passed through field of ice","quote":"at 11 P M passed through a field of Ice","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered thick heavy ice","quote":"at noon came up with thick heavy Ice","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Almira","rig":"ship","port":"Old Town","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-06-19","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}],"lat":61.3333,"lon":-175.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday June 19th\nLatt 61:216\nLong 175:50 West\nBegins with Lite breez from the NE and thick Fog [struck: lyeing] with\nmain yard aback at 10 M Change Signals with one ship\nSopose she be a newlondon at 2 P M lowered 4 & some\nSaw Whales Loward thre boats Rowe beats struck Iron drewe\nCame on board at 4 P M saw more Whales lowered three boats\nWithout success at 7 P M loward two boats With success Plenty\nOf Whales in Site two ships in Site serrounded With Ice at 9\nP M saw whales but did Not lower Lying With Main yard a\nBack heading to Eastward thick Fog under hole Top sails Middle\nPart much the same at 1 AM Wore ship heading to N W saw Whales\nDid not fire on acount thick weather thre ships in Site Plenty of\nWhaling get in Ice So ends this day\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick fog and surrounded by ice, the crew chased whales multiple times. One harpoon pulled out, but they later struck another whale successfully amid plenty of whales in sight.","where":"at sea","catch":1},{"date":"1852-06-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":61.5,"lon":-176.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday June 20\nLat by accnt\n61 20\nLong by acnt\n175:50\nBegins With Lite breez from the N E Cleared up some\nSaw Whales lowered three Without success came on board thick fog\nAt 5 P M saw Whales lowered two boats [struck: starx] boats went on but did\nNot git fast came on board thick fog three ships in Site One boilling\nLyeing main yard heading N N E Wind out by the NW Ice in\nSite middle Part Cleared up some saw Whales lowered one boat\nWithout success at 7 A M lowered three boats Rowe beat struck at 10\nA M commened Cutting thick fog three Ships in Site Ice in Site\nLite breeze from the westward heading NE So ends this day\nLat by acnt\n61 30\nLong by acnt\n176:00","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["clear","fog"],"plain":"In light breezes, fog, and floating ice, the crew repeatedly put out boats for whales. After several unsuccessful attempts, one boat harpooned a whale, and they began stripping the blubber.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed among ice in thick fog","quote":"thick fog three ships in Site One boilling Lyeing main yard heading N N E Wind out by the NW Ice in Site","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-06-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":61.25,"lon":-175.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday June 21 [struck: st]\nBegins with lite breare from the SSW heading NE hotting\nAt Eight P M got through and wore ship heading WNW\nunder hole Top sail thick fog three ships in site Saw whale\nby Ice Midle part lite breare from WNW wore ship heading\nNE & thick fog Ice in site Latter part Commenced boilling\nCleard up some Wore ship heading NE Ice in site two ships\nIn site wind out to the Westard so ends this day Lat by Obs\n61 15-\nLong by acount\n175-47\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","WNW","light"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Navigating amid thick fog and ice, the crew spotted a whale near the ice and saw several other ships. Later in the day, the weather cleared slightly, and they began boiling blubber.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1852-06-22","events":[],"lat":61.0333,"lon":-177.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Teusday Jun 22\nbegins Lite breaze from the SW heading NNE maine yard\nA back boilling Watch imployed scraping bone at 7 O M\nCleard up some four ships in site Two boilling Ice in site\nUnder hole Top sail at 9 O M wind hauled to westard\nHeading N Latter part Calm Clere Weather 9 Ships in\nsite four boilling Watch imployed breaking Out Water\nUnder hole Top sails Ice in site No Whales So ends lowered\ntwo boats for whale proud to bee bucks Lat by obs 61'2\nLong by Obs 177 00\nW\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","W",""],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber and scraped baleen amid nearby ice, with several other ships in sight. They sent two boats out after what turned out to be walruses rather than whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Chased walruses mistaken for whales","quote":"lowered two boats for whale proud to bee bucks","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1852-06-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":61.4167,"lon":-176.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday June 23\nBegins with Calm and Clear boilling at one P M Spoke\nShip mnspeter of N B Capt Tucker 9 ships in site 5 Boil\nLing Ice in site Latter part Much the same Saw Whales lowe\nred without succes at 11 A M Saw Whales wen boat struch\nAnd lost One tote [illegible] came on board thick fog boilling\nLat by acout\n61 25\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","clear","fog"],"plain":"While boiling blubber in calm weather near sea ice, they met a ship from New Bedford under Captain Tucker. Boats chased whales without success, and later harpooned one but lost it before thick fog set in.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sea ice in sight while whaling","quote":"Ice in site Latter part Much the same","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"","rig":"ship","port":"N B","captain":"Tucker","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-06-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":61.5,"lon":-176.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday June 24 Long by acout\n176=50 W\nthis day Commences With Lite breare and Clear weather\nSteering the Westard steering diffrence coursed saw a few\nWhales without success at 11 O M could down lowered for\nWhales without succes 10 ships in site Ice in site at 1 A M\nWore ship heading O Wind WNW much the same three ships\nA Cutting Latter part string breare from the W S W at 10 AM\nDouble reef the fore and main Top sails heading SSW Watch\nImployed stowing off the Main hatch with Oil a boat both thick\nFog to ends this day Lat by acount\n61 30\nLong by acount\n176=70\nW\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","WNW",""],["latter","WSW","strong"]],"weather":["clear","fog"],"plain":"They saw ice, ten other ships (three of them stripping blubber), and a few whales, but put the boats out without success. The day ended in thick fog.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-06-25","events":[],"lat":61.4583,"lon":-176.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 25 this day Commences\nWith string breaze and thick fog wore ship NNE Watch imployed\nstowing off main hatch wind S W at 5 O M Cleard up decki\nunder double reef top sails so ends Midle part Clear Ice in site 5\nships in site two boilling Wore ship heading W Latter part much the same\nWatch imployed stowing down the after hatch With Oil so los so ends\n[illegible]","weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Fog gave way to clear skies as the crew stowed oil in the hold. They saw ice and five other ships, two of which were boiling blubber.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1852-06-26","events":[],"lat":61.4167,"lon":-175.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"June 26 1852\nBark Fortune of Newbedford Capt Davis\nCrucing June 26 Remarks on Board Satiturday\nCommences with strong brese from the E S E under double\nReef top sails thick fog 8 P M wore ship heading N N E watch\nImployed stowing down at 5 P M got through rear setting Ice in site\nMiddle part Clear at 8 A M Made sail heading E by S Latter Part\nMuch the same thick fog the wind S S E served Out Tobacc to\nthe Crew so ends No Obs Lat by acct 61:25 Long by acct 175=50 West\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["latter","SSE",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Under double-reefed topsails in thick fog, the crew finished stowing oil into the hold and spotted ice. Later, they set more sail and distributed tobacco to the crew.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1852-06-27","events":[],"lat":61.5833,"lon":-176.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"June Sunday 27\nCommences with strong breze from the S S E thick fog heading\nE by S all sail Cant at 2 P M tack ship heading S W at 4 P M\nCleared up som looking in site at 11 P M took in the min top G\nsail at 11 P M tack ship heading E by S double reef the fore and\nmin Top sails at 3 A M took in the fore Top sail tack ship\nHeading S W Blowing fresh from the S S E at 10 A M W E C\nship heading E by S so ends there 24 ours Lat y Obs 61:35\nLong y Obs 176:13\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"],["latter","SSE","fresh"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"They sailed through thick fog and strong breezes, repeatedly turning and reducing sail. No whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-28","events":[],"lat":61.4167,"lon":-176.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday June 28\nCommences with strong Gale and thick weather from the\nN N E E by S [struck: heading] under close reef Main Top sail and fore sails\nMiddle part much the same at 12 M wore ship heading\nS W so ends this day thick raing weather 61:25\nLat by acct\nLong by acct 176:\n24\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NNE","gale"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"The ship endured a strong gale with thick, rainy weather, keeping to reduced sail throughout the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-29","events":[],"lat":61.5,"lon":-176.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday June 29\nThis day Commences with strong Gale from the S S E\nHeading S W under close reef main Top sail and fore sail\nat 7 P M wore [struck: hardes are] Latter part much the same thick\nAnd rainy so ends this day No Obs Lat by acct 61:30\nLong by acct 176:25\n24\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SSE","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales and thick, rainy weather forced the ship to reduce sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-06-30","events":[],"lat":61.7583,"lon":-177.0973,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday June 30\nCommences with strong breze from the S S E and thick rainy\nWeather under close reef main Top sail and Fore sail heading\nS W Middle part much the same Nothing in site at 2 A M\nMade sail Calensed up some heading S Latter part much\nthe same Waths imployed [illegible] jib penant So ends this day\nNo Obs\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Strong breezes and thick, rainy weather kept the crew sailing under reduced sail before the skies cleared some and the watch worked on rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-07-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":62.0166,"lon":-177.7778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 1\nCommences with lite breze from the S Cleur weather heading W\nS W 3 ships in site One a boiling two a Cutting Land in site\nDistance 40 miles Plentey of Hump back in site so ends midle\npart site [struck: has] Plentey of Solur Whales in [struck: boat] One boat without\nlines Latter part Cleared up som saw Whales Lowerd three boats Larbord\nBoat struck at 12 M took him along side so ends there ships in site\nSaw W's Lat","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With land in sight forty miles off, they saw plenty of humpback whales and other whales. The crew put out three boats to chase; one boat struck a whale and brought it alongside.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw plenty of sulphur bottom (blue whale) whales","quote":"Solur Whales"}],"where":"near land","catch":1},{"date":"1852-07-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":62.275,"lon":-178.4583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 2 Commences with Lite breezes\nFrom the W Foggy raney wether heading SSW at 2 PM Com-\nmince Coutting Land in site distance 60 miles three ships in\nsite One boilling Plenty of Polar whales in site at 10 PM\nGot through cutting middle part watch imployed clearing\nup deck thick fog heading SW at 4 AM Comence boilling\nsaw One barque all sail out standing Northward saw\nOne whale Latter part much the same watch imployed brech-\nIng out water So ends                        No obs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","W","light"]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"In foggy, rainy weather, the crew stripped blubber from a whale, finished by 10 p.m., and started boiling it down early the next morning. They spotted plenty of bowhead whales along with several other ships.","where":"near land","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-07-03","events":[],"lat":62.5333,"lon":-179.1389,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 3[superscript: d]\nCommences with Lite breze from NW heading WSW foggy\nat 10 PM wore ship heading E by N under hole Top sails\nsall main Top G sail Cleard up some 8 ships in site some\nBoilling Watch imployed scrapeing bon[struck: e] and boilling at 10\n\nPM Spoke ship Cambria of New bedford Capt Cottle boiling\nHeading NE wind hauld tow SSE saw Ice a Large body\nstood up to it wore ship heading SW thick fog\nmiddle part much the same stand out Southward\nat 8 AM two boats came on bord from the Warren of\nWarren report their ship on fire 3 boats went on board\nthe Waverly of Newbedford at 6 AM Cleard up some\nsaw their ship all fire spoke ship Waverly of New bed-\nford boilling Capt went on board we kept three men\none third mate Mr Charles Shadford One Carpenter\nAlbert a Philops One Mathew Blow Capt davis came on\nBoard   So ends this day Boiling            Lat by Obs 62 32\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["first","SSE",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"They met the Cambria while boiling oil and encountered a large body of ice in thick fog. Later, two boats arrived from the ship Warren, reporting their vessel was on fire; it was soon seen fully engulfed in flames. Three survivors came aboard to stay.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Whaler Warren destroyed by fire","quote":"two boats came on bord from the Warren of Warren report their ship on fire","interest":5},{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a large body of ice","quote":"saw Ice a Large body\nstood up to it","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Cambria","rig":"ship","port":"New bedford","captain":"Cottle","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Warren","rig":"ship","port":"Warren","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Waverly","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"davis","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1852-07-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":63.0,"lon":-179.8194,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 4[superscript: th]\nCommences with strong breze NW under hole Top sails boiling\nat 2 PM saw Whales lowered three [caret: boats] without success 20 ships\nIn site som boilling some acutting Ice in site Land in site\nwatch imployed stowing [struck: away] bone at 7 PM Laying main\nYarsd back heading W by N middle part much the sume Land\nIn site Distance 40 miles Ice in site at 8 AM saw whales lowered\nBoats without sucess Latter part much the same boilling Plenty of\nships in site So ends this day              Lat by Obs 62 00","wind":[["first","NW","strong"]],"plain":"The crew continued boiling blubber and stowing whalebone among ice, distant land, and plenty of other ships. They put boats out twice after whales but had no success either time.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice sighted amid a busy fleet","quote":"20 ships In site som boilling some acutting Ice in site Land in site","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"near land","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1852-07-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":62.5,"lon":-180.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July 5 Commences with Strong\nBreeze from the S S W heading [illegible] on the Ice boilling\nWatch imployed breaking out the fore hole saw Whales\nLeward the boats without success Plenty of ships some a boil\ning some Cutting at 6 P M Cooled down Wind S S W heading\nW by S under hole Top sails tance in Ice Cape thaddeus bearse\nW S W distance 50 miles Ice in site Latter Part all hands im\nPloyed stowing down Clear weather heading in for the Ice\nUnder double Reef Top sails Plenty of ships in site so ends\nLat by acount 62.30\nLong by acount 179.30\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["middle","SSW",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They boiled blubber and chased whales without success near the ice, surrounded by many other ships boiling and cutting. Cape Thaddeus was 50 miles away.","where":"at sea","place":"Cape thaddeus","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1852-07-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":62.4167,"lon":-180.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Teasday July 6th\nCommences with Lite breeze from the S S W and clear heading NW\nunder hole Main tops sail double fore all hands imployed\nStowing down Oil in the fore hole 120 bls at 6 P M got\nthrough Sem whale Leward three boats without success Ice in site\nPlenty of Ships some a boilling Latter Part Calm sam whales\nLeward without soccess Ice in site Plenty of Whales Plenty\nof ships at noon thick fog so ends this day 18 [illegible]\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["clear","calm","fog"],"plain":"The crew stowed 120 barrels of oil in the hold. They saw ice, plenty of whales, and many other ships, chasing whales twice in the boats without success. The day ended in thick fog.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1852-07-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":62.3333,"lon":-179.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednsday July 7th\nCommences with thick foggy Leward for whales Cleard\nUp sam him boat struck [illegible] boat got stove had\nLines Cut from boat had to Cut to pick up the Crue\nLeft the wast boat bottom up and went after the\nwhale Barqueuese boat struck him in the Ice at 7 P M\ntook him along side thick fog Capt Clure Came on\nBoard at 8 P M Cleared up saw wast boat not in site\nLite breeze from the S S W steering N N W out of the Ice\nsent all hands below Capt went & hoised the Magpie\nof Towarhoven Plenty of ships in site middle Part set fore\nHeads yards aback at 2 A M Commences Cutting two the Leward\nIce in site two ships boilling Wind S S W heading WNW at 11\nA M got through Cutting so ends this day 18 Obs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","SSW",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick fog, the crew chased whales and harpooned one, but a whale smashed a boat and they had to cut lines to rescue the crew. Another boat struck the whale in the ice, brought it alongside, and stripped the blubber.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Whale stove boat and forced rescue","quote":"boat got stove had Lines Cut from boat had to Cut to pick up the Crue","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Struck whale in the ice","quote":"boat struck him in the Ice","topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-07-08","events":[],"lat":62.25,"lon":-179.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursdau July 8th Commence with Stronge\nGale S S W heading W N W thick hazy weather double Reef\nthe fore and main Topsail the tak imployed Clearinig [illegible]\nAt 4 P M Wore ship heading to the Eastward took in the fore\nsail and Close reef the main at 6 P M set the watch watch\nImployed clearing up decks so ends The first Part of this day\n\nJuly 8 1852 Crucing off Cape Thade\nRemarks on board Thursday 8 Latter part\nCommences with strong breezs from S S W heading\nW N W under close reef main Top sail and fore sail\nThick fog at 9 A M wore ship heading SE by E bielling\nserced Out some stops to the crew that the Capt put\nOn board the diaggon so ends Lat [struck: by Obs] 69 12\nLong by accnt 178\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","gale"],["latter","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["gale","haze","fog"],"plain":"Cruising off Cape Thaddeus, the ship faced strong gales and thick fog. The crew reduced sail, turned the ship, cleared the decks, and received clothes distributed from supplies.","where":"near land","place":"Cape Thaddeus"},{"date":"1852-07-09","events":[],"lat":62,"lon":-179.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday July 9\"\nCommences with moderate breeze from S S W heading SE\nBy E Cleard up some watch imployed bailling and scrap^ing\nBone two ships in site bailling at 7 A M set the fore Top sail\nDouble reefs and jib see nothing of the waste boat\nmiddle part much the same thick fog latter part strong breeze\nfrom S S W headding SE by E hauld in the fore stop sail and Jib\nWatch imployed breaking out the fore hole and bailling\nD. Lat by accnt 69\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["latter","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["clear","fog"],"plain":"The crew spent the day boiling blubber, scraping whalebone, and working in the fore hold in thick fog and a strong breeze. Two other ships were in sight, but they saw nothing of their missing waist boat.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Waist boat remained missing in fog","quote":"see nothing of the waste boat","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1852-07-10","events":[],"lat":62.1667,"lon":-180.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satturday July 10\" Long by acount 177 04\nCommences with strong breeze from the S W\nHeading SSW and thick fog under Close reef main top sail\nAnd fore sail bailling One ship in site standing the othe[r]\nGward at 4 D. M wore shipe heading W N W thick fog watch\nImployed breaking Out Fclour so ends the first part\nMiddle part much the same Latter part boilling thick\nFog heading W N W two ships in site so ends this day\nLat by acount 69\"10\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SW","strong"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Strong breezes and thick fog continued throughout the day while the crew boiled blubber and broke out flour. A few other ships were seen in the distance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-07-11","events":[],"lat":62.8333,"lon":-180.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday July 11\" Long by acount 176\"54\nCommences with strong breeze from the S S W and thick fog\n\nHeading W N W under Close reef main top and fore sail\nWatch imployed boilling part bone dead whale at 4 D M\nWore ship heading SE by E at 10 P M cooled down watch imployd\nCleansing up decks Charles bray [illegible] sick mine examinen\nthe try pots founed boath of them broke Latter part wore ship\nHeading W by S clear plentey of ships in site at 4 A M\nAll hands imployed breaking out the fore hole and\nStowing down Oil lite breeze from S S W heading W S W\nUnder double reef topsails so ends this day 62\"50\nLatt by a count\nLong by acount 176 57\n20","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["latter","SSW","light"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"In thick fog, the crew boiled blubber from a dead whale, only to find both try-pots broken upon inspection. They later cleaned the decks, saw plenty of ships in sight, and stowed oil down in the hold.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Both try-pots found broken","quote":"examinen the try pots founed boath of them broke","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Charles Bray reported sick","quote":"Charles bray [illegible] sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1852-07-12","events":[],"lat":62.9167,"lon":-180.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"monday july 12 Commences with lite\nBreeze from S and clear heading WSW under double reef\nTopsails all hands imployed stowing down Oil in the\nFore hole nomber of shis in site some keilling some boiling\nAt 9 A M spoke ship republic of bremin six whales capt Barker\nAt 10 A M Cleared up decks for the night Middle part much the\nSame uther hale topsail heading on diffrenet tacks Latter part all\nHands eployed stowing down Oil in the fore hole spoke ship america\nOf Newbedford so ends this day Charles bray sick Lat by acount 62.55\n                                                            Long by acount 176 95\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew spent the day stowing oil in the forward hold while surrounded by other whaling ships. They met and spoke with the Republic of Bremen and the America of New Bedford.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Republic","rig":"ship","port":"bremin","captain":"Barker","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"America","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1852-07-13","events":[],"lat":62.0833,"lon":-180.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday July 13\nCommences with strong breeze from E heading on diffrener tack under\nduble topsail Watch imployed stowing of the fore hole thick rainy\nwether at 2 A M spoke ship troy of Newbedford Capt fisher at 4 A M\nHuble reef the fore and main topsail and hall up the fore sail watch\nImployed clearing up decks at 4 P M strong breeze E heading NNW\nThick rainy weather more ship heading SSE took in the fore topsail\nkeeping to under double reef main topsail middle part much the\nsame saw one ship standing to the southward at 9 A M squared\nThe yards cpt of SW under double reef main tops sail and\nFore sail winc SSE thick rainy weather Watch imployed break\ning out the after hole Charles bray belon sick and boiling\n                                                            Lat by acount 62 05\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["first","E","strong"],["latter","SSE",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"In thick, rainy weather, the crew met and exchanged news with the ship Troy of New Bedford, Captain Fisher. They continued boiling blubber and worked in the hold while Charles Bray remained below sick.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Troy","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"fisher","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-07-14","events":[],"lat":62.75,"lon":-180.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday July 14                          Long by acount 177 00\nCommence with Lite breeze from the SSE and thick\nRainey weather stearing SW in for the Land nothing in site watch\nImployed Gitting down aboat from ober head to go in the place\nof the wast boat the one that was lost at 8 A M set the\nFore top sail double reef lit up some Nothing in site uther\npart lite breeze from the N stearing WSW thick fogg watch imployd\ngitting one of the try pots in the place one that was brake\n                                                            Lat by acount 62 45\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"In rainy, foggy weather, the crew brought down an overhead boat to replace the lost waist boat and replaced a broken try-pot in the try-works.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1852-07-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":62.9,"lon":-180.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday July 15                           Long by acount 176 50\nCommences with Calm thick fog at 6 A M cleared up some\nsaw the Land Baresing NE the wray from WNW to NNW Cape\nThadians bearing SW lite baf fing windes from SE heading in for\nthe land nomber of hamp backs in site set the main Top G sail middle\npart lite breeze from ESE stearing SayS st the main sail\nLatter part winde hauld to the Eastward thick rainy saw 7 ships Got\nCutting at 11 A M strong breeze from E stearing NE haul in the main\nTop G sail and double reef the fore Top sail Charles bray belon sick\nAna Collins so ends this day                                  No Cds","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","ESE","light"],["latter","E","strong"]],"weather":["calm","fog","rain"],"plain":"In thick fog, they sighted land, including Cape Thaddeus, and saw a number of humpback whales. Seven other ships were in sight, with some stripping blubber.","where":"near land","place":"Cape Thaddeus","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-07-16","events":[],"lat":63.8,"lon":-178.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday July 16\nCommences with strong breece from E steering Nhy E thick\n& rany at 1 P M double reef main top sail and took in the\nmain sail and jib and took in the fore top sail blowing\nfresh from ESE Nomber of ships in site lying to on the larbord\nTack at 4 P M wore ship heading ESE took in the fore sail and\nClose reef the main Top sail Middle part wind ward gale set\nFore sail and shook one reef Out of the Main Top sail thick fogy\n7 A M shook reef Out of the top sail [struck: 10 A M] Bar ship so ends\nLat By Obs 63=48\nLong by Chr 178 37\n[illegible]\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["first","ESE","fresh"],["middle","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","fog","gale"],"plain":"The crew shortened sail through thick, rainy weather and a gale, seeing several other ships in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-07-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":64.65,"lon":-176.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satturday July 17th\nCommences with lite breece from NW steering NNE all sail [struck: out] [superscript: cut]\nSaw sevel ships at 2 P M spck ship south boston of fairhaven\nCapt williams Capt went on board Middle part much the same\nSaw some humpbacks southboston was boiling one more ship blowsmind\nSteering NbyE at 4 P M soke ship enterprise of Newbedford\nLatter Part saw whale whals stourd three boats without success\nat 10 A M saw whale somard fore boats without success\npast three ships a culling Land in site Forth Part of anadir\nsea coucing in differine shicks so ends this day Charles bray of\nduty and Collings\nLat by Obs 64 39\nLong by Chr 176 41\n[illegible]\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NW","light"]],"plain":"They met the ships South Boston and Enterprise, with the captain visiting aboard the former. Boats were put out twice to chase whales without success, and land came into sight near Anadyr.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Charles Bray and Collings off duty","quote":"Charles bray of\nduty and Collings","topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"South Boston","rig":"ship","port":"fairhaven","captain":"williams","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Enterprise","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"anadir"},{"date":"1852-07-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":64.8667,"lon":-176.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday July 18th\nCommences with strong breece from SSW heading on differine\nTacks No whales in site saw sevel ships Cose in shore whaling\nSaw Nomber of humpbaks at 3 P M wore ship heading in\nshore NNW Part one ship bailling at 4 P M wore ship\nheading ENE breece moderated Clear wather Land in site\nDistance 20 miles Middle part wind full to the NNE blowin\nfresh took in main Top Gssail and double reef the Top sail took\nIn the Gib at 4 A M took in the fore Topsail and wore ship [superscript: ing] head\nE Latter Part more modrent Made sail at [struck: 4] at 11 shook reef Out\nOf the Topsails set the main T G sail Plunty of ships in site\nLand in site Cape bering bearing NE a bout 40 mile saw\nPlunty of hump backs so ends the day Charles bray Off\nDuty and Collings\nLat by Obs 64:52\nLong by Chr 176=34\n[illegible]","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["first","","moderate"],["middle","NNE","fresh"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Cruising in sight of Cape Bering, they saw plenty of humpback whales and several other ships whaling close to shore. Charles Bray and Collings were off duty.","where":"near land","place":"Cape bering"},{"date":"1852-07-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":64.3667,"lon":-174.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July 19 commences with lite breze from\nthe SSW heading N in fore the land saw plenty of humpbacks\nAt 1 PM ship all sail out Clear weather at 4 P M spoke ship\nNiagara of Fairhaven Capt clough Capt went on board found the\nmaster bent and brought her on board at 7 a m Gamming 4 ships\nThe brookline of Newlondon an the edward of Nantucket Capt swortz?\nAt 11 A M brace forward steering NE strong breze from SSW\nLand in site bearing N distance about 20 miles Latter Part\nMuch the sam saw 3 or 4 ships bailing at 8 A M spoke ship\nsally ann of Newbedford Capt andresus [illegible] Tart steering in\nfor the Land NNE Land bout 20 miles so ends Charles bray\nBelow sick and [struck: ellings]  Lat by Obs 64 22\nLong by Obs 174 22\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They saw plenty of humpback whales while heading toward land. During the day they met several ships, visiting the Niagara, Brookline, Edward, and Sally Ann. Charles Bray remained below, sick.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Niagara","rig":"ship","port":"Fairhaven","captain":"clough","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Brookline","rig":"ship","port":"Newlondon","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Edward","rig":"ship","port":"Nantucket","captain":"swortz","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sally Ann","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"andresus","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-07-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"humpback","count":null}],"lat":62.7333,"lon":-171.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday July 20\"\nCommences with strong breze from SSW and clear weather\nsteering in for the land all sail out Gamming with the sally\nAnn at 3 P M lefft to steering SE by E took in Main Top G sail\nAnd double reef the fore Top sail saw Plenty of humpback\nAnd Plenty of ships steering SE by E at 7 P M hauled aback won\nmore Gamming at 9 P M brace forard the main yard steering ESE\nmiddle Part much the same at 8 A M cept off NNE latte Part\nmuch the same set the M T G sail and shook reef Out of the fore\nTop sail two ships in site Charles of + duty Pelting\nthe coock so ends this day  Lat by Obs 63 44\nLong by Obs 171 30\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew headed in toward land under full sail and gammed with the Sally Ann. They saw plenty of humpback whales and other ships, gammed again in the evening, and noted crewman Charles was off duty pelting the cook.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman off duty pelted the cook","quote":"Charles of + duty Pelting the coock","interest":1,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sally Ann","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-07-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":4}],"lat":63.9,"lon":-171.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday July 21\"\nCommences with lite breze and Clear weather from the NE steering\nNW in for the land at One P M raised St Lawrece\nIS and saw Plenty of ships in site some a bailling and\nwhaling saw 3 or 4 vales whindling but Going quick at 4 P M\nsteering NW in for the land in the middle of the streaits of [illegible]\nmiddle Part Much the sme lite breze and Clear Latter Part much\nThick fog and rainey saw One ship montpelier of Nantucket saw\nplenty of ships and saw some deall fish but no vales whales\nCape Tas beareing WNW a bout 30 miles at 12 M site bufping can't\nSteering NW so ends this day Charles bray oft duty and coock\nLat by acount 63=54\nLong by acount 171 00\nWP","wind":[["middle","","light"]],"weather":["clear","fog","rain"],"plain":"They sighted St. Lawrence Island and passed through the straits amid numerous whaling ships. They spotted three or four whales moving fast, saw some dead fish, and later sighted the ship Montpelier of Nantucket in thick fog.","where":"near land","place":"St. Lawrence Island","via":[[-171.95,63.45],[-171.85,63.85]],"at":"st-lawrence-island"},{"date":"1852-07-22","events":[],"lat":64.5917,"lon":-170.5667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 22 Commences with lite breey\nfrom the SE thick and rainey weather steering NNE bound throught\nthe straits all sail Cout watch imployed getting up the starboard\nchane and bent it at 9 AM tide rip some ran sevrl ships at 4 PM\nSpoke ship francis heneyetta of Newbedford Capt main at 7 PM\nsaw the Land distance a bout 10 miles steering NNW hauld up N\nStong breez from SE and thick and rainey middle part strong hez\nSSW heading on diffrence tacks thick fog and rainey duble reft the\nfore and main top sail and toock in Jib and mainsail latter\npart much the same toock in the fore topsail part one ship boilling\nCharles bray oft duety and the cook so endes this day\nNo Ch\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["first","SE","strong"],["middle","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"In thick, rainy weather heading toward the straits, the crew met the ship Francis Henrietta. They sighted land about ten miles off before dense fog and heavy weather forced them to reduce sail.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Francis Heneyetta","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"main","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-07-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":65.2833,"lon":-170.1334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 23\nStong breez from the SSW headding on diffrence tacks thick\nfog at 7 AM Cleared up saw the Land barring NNW saw severl\nships some boilling saw polar whales loward the boats how\nboat struk at 9 AM toock him along side Commnc cutting at 8 P\nM Got throught all hand went belon but 4 of us Latter part thick and\nhary all hands imployed cleaning up decks at 10 AM Commenced boilig\nsaw seurl ships, some cutting lite breez from NNE coloing to the W\nso ends this day Charles bray oft duety and the coock No Ch\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["latter","NNE","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"With land in sight and several ships boiling around them, the crew lowered the boats for bowhead whales. They harpooned and took one alongside, stripped the blubber by evening, and began boiling.","where":"near land","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-07-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null}],"lat":65.975,"lon":-169.7,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 24\nCommences with lite breez from NNE and thick hary weather heading NNW\nsaw seurl ships one cutting at 2 PM saw polar whales boat Going and\nwatch imployed boilling and scrapeing bone under hole topsails\nand main T G sail and Jib at 7 PM thick fog middle part clear\nSaw seurl ships Calm Latter part lite breez from SSE headding E with\nMaim yard aback watch imployed boilling cannon oft dudy and\nthe cook\nSo end this day No Ch\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NNE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SSE","light"]],"weather":["haze","fog","clear","calm"],"plain":"The crew saw several ships, including one cutting in blubber. They sighted bowhead whales and lowered boats while the watch boiled blubber and scraped baleen, surrounded by periods of thick fog.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cannon and the cook off duty","quote":"cannon oft dudy and\nthe cook","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-07-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":null}],"lat":66.6667,"lon":-169.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday July 25\nCommences with lite breez from SSE headding E with main yard aback\nThick fog watch imployed boilling at 6 P M spoke ship headding\nSPW S Latter part cleared up some spoke Bargue harvert of Nantibet\nat 7 AM saw the Land the Diomedes wore ship headding N saw\nCape East baring WNW distance 25 mile saw seurl ship some\nboilling at 12 M Pased the cape steering NNW all sail out\nCharles bray oft duty and cannon with the coock so ends\nsaw plenty of devil fish so call Lat by Obs 66.00\nLong by Obs 169.16 W\nNW","wind":[["first","SSE","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick fog, the crew boiled blubber and met two ships, including the bark Harvest of Nantucket. After the weather cleared, they sighted the Diomede Islands and East Cape, and saw plenty of \"devil fish\" (gray whales).","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Harvert","rig":"bark","port":"Nantibet","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Diomedes","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"diomede-islands"},{"date":"1852-07-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":66.8167,"lon":-169.652,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday July 26 commences with threng breezr\nfrom SSE steering S Clear weather Watch imployid boiling alter\nshole Top sail and main T G sail sawd in sote cape East and the diwangs\ndistance 8 miles saw one bark bound to the soathward all sail out\nat 9 A M spoke ship maigret scot of Newbedford capt Eldridge middle\nPart Strong breeze from S heading W S W teech in main T G sail double\nThe main Top sail saw some reltsing Ice at 7 P M cuddle down shurch\n[struck: illegible] at 7 P M saw a polar whale lowerd one boat without socces\nLatter Part Strong breeze from SE heading in differnce tacks all\nHands imploy Stowing down Oil in the after hole sheep foy\nsmal in site distance a bout 15 miles saw seal ships common oft\nduty and the coach so ends this           Lat by Obs 66-49\n                                          Long by Obs 189:20\n                                                            W\n\nremarks on board","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"],["middle","S","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With land in sight, the crew boiled oil and later stowed it down in the hold. They met the ship Margaret Scott of New Bedford, saw floating ice, and put out a boat to chase a bowhead whale without success.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Floating ice in sight","quote":"saw some reltsing Ice","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Maigret Scot","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"Eldridge","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"cape East","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"cape-dezhnev"},{"date":"1852-07-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":null}],"lat":66.8,"lon":-168.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday July 27[superscript: th]\nCommences with strong breeze from SE and thick hury weather\nHeading E 1/2 N under double reft Topsail all hands\nImployid stowing down Oil in the after hole at 7 P M got\nthrough and set the watch Land in site about 20 miles oft saw\nSevel ships middle part much the same ware ship standing for the\nLand heading S W Latter part Calm clear weather Watch imployd\nstowing oft the after hole Saw Plenty of deavll fish saw see\nel ships with all sail out saw some rotting Ice so ends this\nDay Charles bray oft duty and cannoa [illegible]ton oft deuty cook\n                                          Lat by Obs 66:48\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"The crew finished stowing oil in the hold. They sighted land about 20 miles away, along with several other ships, rotting ice, and plenty of \"devil fish\" (gray whales).","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw rotting ice and devil fish (gray whales)","quote":"","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"near land","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1852-07-28","events":[],"lat":66.8917,"lon":-168.0833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday July 28[superscript: th]           Long by Obs 168: 05\nCommences with lite breeze from E SE and clear heading NNE all  [illegible]\nsail out saw sevel ships all out saw some gee saw the Land hear\n\nmiddle part much the same spoke ship morca of Newbedford\nCapt Skelley at 8 O M Gaming with morca and Desk utter of oil[superscript: her]\nAt 11 O M hence forword steering E 1/2 S all out Latter part\nlite breeze from E steering NNE and clear smor sail in site\nCharles bray and cannon and cooch got duty so ends this day\n                                          No Obs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With light breezes, land was sighted along with several other ships. They spoke and gammed with the ship Morca of New Bedford under Captain Skelley, while three crew members returned to duty.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Morca","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"Skelley","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-07-29","events":[],"lat":66.9834,"lon":-167.85,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 29\" Commences with\nlite breeze from the E S E and clear heading Ny E all sail out\nsmo ships in site at 3 O M saw the Land North Faint distance\n50 mile at 10 O M cept oft N W latter part much the same in sit[struck: e]\ndistance 20 miles so ends this day charles bray and cannon and\nCooch oft deuty                            No Obs","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed under a light breeze and sighted land to the north about 50 miles away, closing to within 20 miles by the end of the day. Charles Bray, Cannon, and Cooch were off duty.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-07-30","events":[],"lat":67.075,"lon":-167.6166,"fixed":false,"entry":"July 30 1852 Bound Fore Southward\nRemarks on board\n\nFriday July 30 commences with lite breese\nfrom the NNE and ship heading SE by S thick havy weather same\nIn site distance 25 miles at 7 P M Calm middle part lite breese\nFrom NE heading SE by S all sail set at 5 A M spoke ship Candor\nof Newbedford Capt timken latter part lite breese from ENE\nthick fog heading SE by S with main yard aback Charles bray of\nduty and cannon and cooch and collings so ends this day\nHB Chs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NNE","light"],["middle","NE","light"],["latter","ENE","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"They sailed south in thick, hazy, and foggy weather. Early in the morning, they met and spoke with the ship Candor of New Bedford. Four men—Charles Bray, Cannon, Cooch, and Collings—were off duty.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Candor","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"timken","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-07-31","events":[],"lat":67.1667,"lon":-167.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"July 31\nCommences with lite breese E NE and thick fog lying with main\nyard aback heading to the Southward middle part lite up some\nbrace forward steering SE latter part thick fog heading SE by S\nso ends this day Charly bray oft duse and cannon and cooch\nLat by Ch 67 10\nLong by Ch 167 23 [blot]\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","ENE","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The ship navigated through light breezes and thick fog, stopping for a time with the main sail turned back before sailing southeast. Several crew members were reported off duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-01","events":[],"lat":67.4167,"lon":-167.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Aug 1 1852\nCommences with lite breese from NE and thick havy weather\nsteering SE by S all sail out saw sevele ships one heading\noff 4 P M spoke ship servant of sagharber capt cooper\nat 9 P M ganning at 10 P M brace forward steering SE by S\nmiddle part much the same latter part lite bafeling winds\nfrom SSW clear wether so ends this day cannon and hope and charls\nbray off duty\nLat by Chs 67 25\nLong by Ch 168\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","SSW","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They saw several ships, met the ship Servant of Sag Harbor under Captain Cooper, and had a visit with them. Cannon, Hope, and Charles Bray were off duty.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Servant","rig":"ship","port":"sagharber","captain":"cooper","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":null}],"lat":67.1084,"lon":-167.9833,"fixed":false,"entry":"munday Aug 2\nCommences with lite bafling winds from S SW steering SE by S all sail\nout 3 ships in site plenty of devil fish in site latter part thick\nHavy weather so ends Cooch and pope oft duy so ends this day\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","light"]],"plain":"Light, baffling winds with three ships in sight. The crew saw plenty of gray whales, and the weather turned thick and heavy. Cooch and Pope were off duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":66.8,"lon":-168.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Aug 3\nLat by Chs 66 48\nCommences with lite bafling winds form S W\nLong by Ch 168 35\nsteering SE One ship in site at two P M ran a dead whale\ntook him along side commence Cutting at nine P M\ngot through and set the watch at ten Watch imployed clean\ning up deck and gitting reddy for boilling middle part\nlite breese from S W steering SE watch imployed boilling\nlatter part thick fog lying with main yard back Cooper\n[whale stamp] most seting up shook so ends this day Cooch and\nHope Island off duty\nH B Chs","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"They found a dead whale, brought it alongside, and stripped its blubber before boiling it into oil in thick fog. Two crew members were off duty.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cooch and Hope Island off duty","quote":"Cooch and\nHope Island off duty","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-08-04","events":[],"lat":66.85,"lon":-168.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday August 4\nCommences with lite bafeling winds SW heading SE\nthick hazy weather Watch imployed bailling Cooper\nto work seting cup shook at 8 P M cleard up saw\nSaw the land the east shore bearing SE distance 90\nmiles at 10 P M wind hauiled to the SSE heading By\nBy W all sail Out lying with main yard back thick\nfog latter part much the same saw cape East and saw\nFive ships so ends inventence to better\nLat by Chr 66..51\nLong by Chr 168.22\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SSE",""]],"weather":["haze","clear","fog"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber, worked on casks, and kept watch amid light, baffling winds and thick fog. They sighted land along the east shore and Cape East, and saw five other ships.","where":"near land","place":"cape East","plate":"work.trying-b","at":"cape-dezhnev"},{"date":"1852-08-05","events":[],"lat":66.85,"lon":-165.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday August 5\nCommences with lite breez from Eastward heading\nSouth\nBand NNW thick hazy weath watch imployed\nBailling Cooper to work repering cask at nine O\nM Got through bailling thick fog heading S\nlatter part clear saw the land cape east bearing SW dis\ntance 30 miles and the diamiegs 20 saw One ship stee\nring to the southward all sail Out all hands imploy[struck: ed]\nstowing down Oil in the fore hole so ends Lat by [illegible]\n66.39\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"weather":["haze","fog","clear"],"plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber and stowed oil in the forward hold while the cooper repaired casks. Later the weather cleared, revealing Cape East and the Diomede Islands, along with a ship sailing south under full sail.","where":"near land","place":"cape east","at":"cape-dezhnev"},{"date":"1852-08-06","events":[],"lat":66.082,"lon":-169.652,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday August 6th\nCommences with lite breez from NE steering S by W\nClaer weather cape East in site distance 20 miles\nAll hands imployed stowing down Oil at 7 O M\nGot through saw several ships at 8 P M spoke ship Sophia\nThornton of New bedford capt young cutting a polar [whale stamp]\nHe had lost his mate and boat crew in the fog\nThey had ben gon two weeks at 10 P M brace forword\nHeading to the southward at 11 O M ware heading to N\nlatter part much the same watch imployed scrupeing\nBone so ends saw several ships One bailling\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With Cape East in sight, the crew finished storing oil and scraped baleen. They met the ship Sophia Thornton, whose captain reported losing his mate and boat crew in the fog two weeks earlier.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sophia Thornton lost crew in the fog","quote":"He had lost his mate and boat crew in the fog They had ben gon two weeks","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sophia Thornton","rig":"ship","port":"New bedford","captain":"young","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"cape East","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"cape-dezhnev"},{"date":"1852-08-07","events":[],"lat":67.0,"lon":-170.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Satturday August 7\nCommences with lite breez from SE heading in shore cape\nEast in site distance 10 miles saw sevrall ships two bailling\nWatch imployed washing bone cooper to work setup shook[struck: s]\nlatter part heading to the southward all sail Out so ends this\natt 12 A M spoke ship Alexander of Newbedford [Coftin?] Lat by Chr 67:00\n[ditto: \" ] Long by acount 170 00\nW","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"With Cape East in sight ten miles off, the crew washed baleen while the cooper assembled casks. They saw several ships, including two boiling blubber, and met the ship Alexander of New Bedford.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Alexander","rig":"ship","port":"Newbedford","captain":"Coftin","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"cape East","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"cape-dezhnev"},{"date":"1852-08-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":67.0417,"lon":-171.05,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Augst 8\"\nCommences with lite baffeling winds from southward\nHeading to the Northward all sail taut watch imployed\nScraping hone cooper to work seting up shook saw sevel\nships standing to the northward three boilling some soking\nIce in site saw One polar cehale going quick so ends\nAt 8 O M saw whales loward three boats hom boat struck\nHad to cut on acount of ice Latter part Calm Gam[blot]\ning with the Nile of [struck: New bedfd] Sanfrancisco so ends\nLat by acount 67[illegible]\nLong by acount 171-3[illegible]\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"With ice in sight, they spotted a polar whale (a bowhead) swimming fast. Later, they put out three boats after whales and harpooned one, but had to cut the line because of ice. Afterward, they visited with the Nile of San Francisco.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice sighted while whaling","quote":"Ice in site saw One polar cehale going quick","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Had to cut on account of ice","quote":"Had to cut on acount of ice","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Nile","rig":"","port":"Sanfrancisco","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":67.0833,"lon":-171.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Munday Augst 9\"\nCommences with lite bafling winds from southward\nHead to the Northward Gaming with Nile of Sanfransis\nAnd sold him a Cutting fall and one corle of riging\nAt three O M saw Whales loward four boats with Out\nSuccess at 10 O M the Nile drifted in to us but no\nDamage More Latter part lite breese from the NE heading\nTo the Northward Saw some scating Ice in at 11 O M saw\nWhales lowared four boats without Seccces saw sevel\nShips som boilling saw one cutting sends this day\nLat b acount 68 01\nLong by acount 172 00\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","NE","light"]],"plain":"While visiting with the Nile of San Francisco, the crew sold them rope. The Nile drifted into them that night, but caused no damage. They lowered boats twice for whales without success and spotted scattered ice.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"The Nile drifted into the ship","quote":"the Nile drifted in to us but no Damage","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Nile","rig":"","port":"Sanfransis","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":68.0167,"lon":-172.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Augst 10\"\nCommences with steng breece from SE and clear weather\nWith all sail taut crucing oft an on the ice saw whales\nlowared four boats with Out success Plenty of Whales\nBut wild at 8 O M spoke ship mocteruma capt James\nAt 11 O M brace for ward staning in for the ice under\nduble Topsail, Latter part Much the sume Plenty of Ships\nNo Obs\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Cruising back and forth along the ice, the crew saw plenty of whales and put out four boats, but the whales were wild and they had no success. They met the ship Mocteruma, Captain James.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Cruised off the ice","quote":"crucing oft an on the ice saw whales","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mocteruma","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"James","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-08-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":67.8,"lon":-173.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday Augst 11\"\nCommences with steng breece from NW heading on diffrent\nTacks thick hary weather under duble Topsail ice in site\nSaw sevel ships some boilling same cutting saw\nWhales sow three boats without succees at 7 O M laying\nstruck thick fog heading to the southward Latter part\nClear weather and streng breeze from SW heading to\nthe Northward and westward saw sevel ships sume\nBoilling saw whales lowared two boats without\nsucces came on board brace forward heading W c N\nBy W under duble Topsail so ends Cooper to work\nseting up shook, hope Island and Trane oft [illegible]\nLat 67 48\nLong by Obs 173 00","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"In hazy weather with ice in sight, they saw several other ships cutting and boiling. The crew put out boats twice to chase whales, but had no success either time. Later, thick fog rolled in.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice sighted in thick hazy weather","quote":"thick hary weather under duble Topsail ice in site","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1852-08-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":68.0666,"lon":-172.4167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Augst 12\nCommences with strong breese from N S W heading to the\nNorthward under hole topsails saw whales stove for them\nWithout sucess saw sevel ships sum boilling and som catth\nAnd some chascing whales at 8 P M thick rainly weawther doub\nle reef the fore and main top sails spake ship chandler price\nof New bedford Capt Taber Latter part more moderate shook\nReef out of the Top sails so ends this day inwaluds 1 whiter\nNo O b s\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"They saw whales and chased them without success while several other ships were cutting, boiling, and chasing. In thick, rainy weather, they met the ship Chandler Price of New Bedford, Captain Taber.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"One invalid reported","quote":"inwaluds 1 whiter","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Chandler Price","rig":"ship","port":"New bedford","captain":"Taber","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-08-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":68.3333,"lon":-171.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Augest 13\nCommences with Calm and Clear saw sevel ships in site\nsaw some scating ice in site saw one whale going\nquick to the Northward Latter part strung breese from\nS E stering W S W all sail out thick hazy weather so\nEnds this day snowland No better   Lat by Obs 68 20\nlong by Ch 174..50\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["calm","clear","haze"],"plain":"In calm, clear weather, the crew saw scattered ice, several ships, and a single whale swimming rapidly north. The day ended with a strong southeast breeze, hazy weather, and all sail set.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Snowland was no better","quote":"snowland No better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":67.0667,"lon":-174.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Augest 14\nCommences with strung breese from S E at 11 hauld up\nS W took in the main top galsenl thick hazy weater\nsaw sevel ships working to the southward at 6 P M raised\nthe ice head and spoke ship Nil frenchman more ship\nstearing to the Eastward Latter part much the same saw\none bolar whale going quick so ends inwaluds 6 whits\nLat by Obs 67..02\nlong by Ch 174.39\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Amid thick, hazy weather, they spotted ice ahead and met the French ship Nil. Later, they saw a bowhead whale swimming quickly by.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sighted ice ahead","quote":"raised the ice head","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Nil","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-174.65,67.15]],"plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1852-08-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":67.3487,"lon":-173.9325,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Augst 15\nCommences with strung breese from S E heading on diffrenet\nTacks on and oft the ice sevel ships in site all sail\nOut saw one whale going to the southward quick\nAt eight O M spoke barque Lark of newlondon Capt Dilley\nAnd barque Washinton of sagharber Capt Edwards middl\nPart Gamming Latter Part lite bafling winds and thick fog\nStanding S W all sail Out so ends grauc No better\nNo O b s\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"Cruising on and off the ice, the crew spotted a whale moving quickly south. They met and socialized with the bark Lark of New London and the bark Washington of Sag Harbor before thick fog set in.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Tacking on and off the ice","quote":"heading on diffrenet\nTacks on and oft the ice","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Lark","rig":"bark","port":"newlondon","captain":"Dilley","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Washington","rig":"bark","port":"sagharber","captain":"Edwards","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-174.35,67.35]],"plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-08-16","events":[],"lat":67.3448,"lon":-172.7202,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Augst 16th\nCommences with lite bafling from S W and thick fog heading to\n[struck: W S W] all sail Out at 6 P M wind from N wore ship heading\n[struck: W S W] middle part strung breese from N and thick\nRainey weathe doubl reef the fore and main top sail\nAt 12 P M wore ship Latter part more moderate thru\nships in site so ends this day inwaluds No better\nNo Obs","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","N",""],["middle","N","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"Thick fog and rain brought strong breezes, forcing the crew to reduce sail. Three ships were in sight, and the sick men aboard showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":null}],"lat":67.341,"lon":-171.5079,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday 17 Commences with Stong breeze\nFrom the N and clear Speering S under double reef Tops\nAt 3 P M hauled up & set the mainsail and Jib saw sevel\nships at 4 P M saw Ice and the Land at 6 P M spoke ship\nElectra of Newlondon Capt Clark and change signals with\nNavigator of Nantucket middle part much the same Lat\npart strong breeze from N thick hazy weather heading ENE\nSaw plenty of devil fish so ends in carliades to better\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","N","strong"]],"weather":["clear","haze"],"plain":"The crew saw ice and land, met the ship Electra, and exchanged signals with the Navigator. Later, they spotted plenty of devil fish (gray whales) in thick, hazy weather.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Electra","rig":"ship","port":"Newlondon","captain":"Clark","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Navigator","rig":"","port":"Nantucket","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-08-18","events":[],"lat":67.3371,"lon":-170.2956,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Augst 18th\nStrong breeze and thick hazy weather heding NE under\nDouble reef top sails saw sevel ships saw sevel devil fish\n\nMiddle Part fresh breeze took in the Jib and mainsail\nAnd the fore topsail Latter part much the same\nNo Oh\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","","strong"],["middle","","fresh"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"In thick, hazy weather, the crew saw several ships and animals the log calls “devil fish (gray whales).”","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":1}],"lat":67.3333,"lon":-169.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Augst 19th\nCommences with strong Gale from N heading NE under doub\nle reef main topsail and fore sail at 10 P M wore ship\nHeading W thick hazy weather saw threw ships heading\nto the eastward Latter part much the same Saw Devil, Whale\nLat by Obs 67:20\nLong by Obs 169:05\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","N","gale"]],"weather":["gale","haze"],"plain":"Strong gale-force winds brought thick, hazy weather as the crew reduced sail and turned the ship. They spotted three other ships heading eastward and saw a \"Devil, Whale.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":"bowhead","count":1}],"lat":67.6667,"lon":-169.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Augst 20th\nCommences with strong breeze N heading W under\nDouble reef main top sail and fore sail saw sevel ships\nIn site saw One soppose to be whaling at 6 S M saw One\nPolar whale Loward two boats without success came on\n\nBoard and set the fore top sail heading W\nAt 12 M wore ships heading NE Latter part strong breeze\ntop sail Loward three boats with out succes at 8\nLoward three boats hone boats struct iron broke wast\nBoat went on and darted plenty of ships in site som\nCutting so ends\nLat by accud 67:10\nLong by acco 169 00\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"They saw several ships, some stripping blubber. The crew put out boats multiple times for bowhead whales; one boat harpooned a whale, but the harpoon broke, and another boat darted at it without success.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-08-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":67.0,"lon":-169.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sathurday 21\" commences with\nStrong breeze from NW heading on diffrence tacks\nUnder double reef topsail plenty of whale in site boats\nOff whaling of it without succss saw sevel ship, cutting\nMiddle part calm Latter part much the same saw plenty of\nwhales boats off whaling of it without success so ends\nLat by accant 67 00\nLong by acount 169:11","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Strong breezes gave way to calm weather. Plenty of whales were in sight throughout the day, and the crew lowered the boats twice to chase them, but without success. Several other ships were seen stripping blubber.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-08-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":66.082,"lon":-169.652,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday 22 commences with Lite\nBreese from S heading SbW1/2W with main yard aback\nUnder double topsail Plenty of whales in site but\nwild Lowerd three boats hon boat struck iron strap\nParted lost him wast boat went on and darted irons\nDid not go in at 8 P M came on board saw sevel ships\nsome boilling some cutting Latter Part strong breese from\nSSE heading SSW at 4 A M rais did whale Lowerd one\nboat and took him along side at 5 A M comme cuting at\n7 [illegible] got through and wore ship and spok ship Alexander\nOf New bedford Capt shipe so ends saw none in site so pose\nto be cape east distance 20 miles So Chs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"Three boats chased whales, but one lost its whale when an iron strap parted and another failed to fasten. At 4 a.m. they sighted a dead whale, towed it alongside and stripped its blubber, then met the ship Alexander of New Bedford.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Alexander","rig":"ship","port":"New bedford","captain":"shipe","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"cape east","catch":1,"plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"cape-dezhnev"},{"date":"1852-08-23","events":[],"lat":66.5708,"lon":-169.8224,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Augst 23\nCommence Strong breese from SSE heading SSW under double\nReef Top sails watch imployed clearing up Decks gitting readdy\nFor boilling saw sevel ships some cuttng saw none in site\nLatter Lite breese watch imployed boilling saw sevel\nships One boilling so ends this day So Chs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The crew cleared the decks and boiled blubber. Several other whaleships were nearby, with some stripping blubber and one boiling.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-08-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":67.0375,"lon":-170.2207,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Augst 24 commences with\nLite breese from NE heading ESE thick hazy weather\nwatch imployed boilling saw sevel ships saw one\nCutting middle Part finish boilling Latter Part saw whales\nLowerd three boats without succes at 12 M Lowerd three\nBoats without succes so ends Callings oft duty So Chs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew finished boiling oil and saw several other vessels, including one cutting in blubber. They spotted whales and put three boats out to chase them twice, but had no success.","where":"at sea","via":[[-169.85,66.65]],"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-08-25","events":[],"lat":67.5,"lon":-170.663,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Augst 25\nCommences with Lite breese from ENE heading SE under hole\nTopsails thick hazy weather at three P M cleard up sum\nSet the main Top G sail saw sevel ships saw One boilling\nLatter Part Lite breese all hands imployed stowing down\nOil in the after hole so ends Callings of duty\nLat by Obs 67:30\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["haze","clear"],"plain":"Under light breezes and hazy skies, the crew sighted several ships, including one that was boiling blubber. Later, all hands were occupied stowing casks of oil down in the after hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1852-08-26","events":[],"lat":67.9167,"lon":-171.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Augst 26\nCommences with Lite breese from the ENE heading N under\nHole Topsails thick hazy all hands imployed stowing down\nOil in the af ter hole saw sevel ships some boilling\nLatter Part much the same got through stowing down\nCallings of duty and 2 canoes fmr hootskecs so ends\nLat by Obs 67:55\nLng by Ch 171 00","wind":[["first","ENE","light"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Under thick, hazy skies, the crew finished stowing oil in the after hold. Several other ships were in sight, some boiling blubber, and crew members were off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Canoes visited from shore","quote":"2 canoes fmr hootskecs","interest":3}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1852-08-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":null}],"lat":67.76,"lon":-171.15,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Augst 27 commences with Strong breech\nfrom ENE heading on diffrener tacks at 6 P M dubble reef\nthe Topsails saw sevril devil fish and saw sevril ships\nSome boilling middle part Strong breezr from E heading ENE\nTack in the fore topsail close reef the main latter part blooming\nFresh saw sevril ships so ends invauleds No better [blot]\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the ship worked through rough weather. The crew saw several devilfish (gray whales) and multiple ships, some of which were boiling blubber. The sick onboard showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-28","events":[],"lat":67.6033,"lon":-171.3,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Augst 28\nCommences with strong Gale from N heading ENE under close\nreef main Top sail and fore sail saw sevril ships saw two\nBoilling at five P M wore ship heading WNW latter part mo\nderate Set the fore topsail and Jib so ends this day [blot]\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong northerly gales forced the ship under reduced sail. They saw several ships, including two boiling blubber, before the wind moderated later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"bowhead","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":67.4467,"lon":-171.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Augst 29\nCommences with moderate breezr from N heading on\ndiffrener tacks under double Top sails thick hazy w[illegible]x\nsaw sevril ships at four P M saw polar whale lowered\nThree boats without succes at seven came on board at eight\n[whale stamp] A M saw whales lowered One boat without succes came\non board Latter part lowered two boats run whales loward tree boats\nwithout succes so ends two boatsteers sick oft duty\nAnd collings and Isac and Samel so ends [blot]\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","N","moderate"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew put boats out three separate times to chase polar whales (bowheads) and other whales, all without success. Five crew members were off duty sick, including two harpooners.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Multiple crew members reported sick","quote":"two boatsteers sick oft duty And collings and Isac and Samel","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-30","events":[],"lat":67.29,"lon":-171.6,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Augst 30\nCommences with lite bafeling winds from N heading W [written above: P M]\nwith main yard aback thick hazy weather saw sevril\nships heading to the westmard Latter part cleard up sum\nbrace forward Steering SE saw three ships all sail Out\nso ends this day invauleds No better [blot]\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"weather":["haze","clear"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and thick, hazy weather made for slow sailing. The crew spotted several other ships in the distance, and the sick men aboard showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-08-31","events":[],"lat":67.1333,"lon":-171.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Augst 31\nCommences with lite breezr from W heading WSW with main\nYard aback Thick fog at five P M celeard up sum saw\nsevril ships spoke One the Newark of Stonington at ten A M\nbrace forward Steering SE hauld in sich west shore bearing SE\nDistance about 30 miles Latter part much the sume saw\nGidionhowland of New bedford Capt Jon so ends this day\nInvaheads Nobetter\nLat by Obs 67 08\nLong by Obs 171 25\nW","wind":[["first","W","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In light breezes and thick fog, the crew met and met the Newark of Stonington and later saw the Gideon Howland of New Bedford. Around 10 a.m. they sighted the west shore about 30 miles away.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Newark","rig":"","port":"Stonington","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"west shore","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-09-01","events":[],"lat":67.15,"lon":-171.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 1\"\nCommences with Lite breez from SE and clear\nSteering SE Land in Site distance 20 miles saw\nsevel ships spoke ship James of New bedford\nCapt Cornell middell Part gassuing at 9 P M\nbreez fercened heading SE at 11 double reef the Top\nsails at 2 A M wore ship heading W Latter Part Lite\nBreez all sail out watch imployed meding the main\nTop sail so ends this day inwaluids no better Lat by Obs 67\"00\nLong by Obs 171\" 11\nW\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"With land in sight, the crew saw several vessels and met the ship James of New Bedford under Captain Cornell. Later in the day, the breeze freshened, sail was mended, and the sick men were reported no better.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"James","rig":"ship","port":"New bedford","captain":"Cornell","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1852-09-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":66.9267,"lon":-170.6766,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 2\"\nCommences with Calm watch imployed mending the\nMain Top sail at 2 P M bent it saw sevel ships\nAtt six P M run solars whales but going quick to the\nNorthward Land in site distance distance 20 miles baring\nW S W middell Part Life breez from SE thick fog\nHeading ENE main yard back att 5 PM cleard up brail for\nWard Steering W at 8 A M hauld on the wind heading E\nNE all sail out saw sevel ships steering to the Northward\nsaw sevil deevil fish inwaluids no better so ends this day\nNo Ch\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"The crew mended and set the main topsail. They sighted several ships, distant land, fast-moving whales, and several devilfish (gray whales). The invalids aboard were reported to be \"no better.\"","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sighted devilfish (gray whales)","quote":"saw sevil deevil fish","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-09-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"gray","count":null}],"lat":66.7033,"lon":-170.17,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 3\"\nCommences with Lite breez from SE and clear weather hea\nding E by N all sail out saw sevel ships one boiling\nsaw sevil deevil fish middell Part string breez toock in\nmain Top G sail and double reef the fore T sail Latter Part\nstring breez wore ship heading W S W double reef\nmain Top sail so ends this day inwaluids no better\nNo Ch\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They saw several ships, one boiling blubber, and sighted several devilfish (gray whales). The invalids on board were no better as strong breezes picked up.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1852-09-04","events":[],"lat":66.48,"lon":-169.6633,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Sept 4\nCommences with strung Gale toock in Jib main sail and for\nTop sail thick rainy weather at 7 P M wore moresterue being\nto ander clove main Top sail and for sail bloing fresh from\nS middell part Lite bafling winds from SW heading SE by E\nAnd set the Jib and fore T sail double reef Latter\nPart Lite breez from the SE heading E NE all sail out\nsaw two ships so end this day invalids about the\nsame","wind":[["first","","gale"],["first","S","fresh"],["middle","SW","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"A strong gale brought thick, rainy weather early on, forcing the crew to reduce sail. The winds lightened later in the day as they sighted two ships, while the sick aboard remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-05","events":[],"lat":66.2566,"lon":-169.1567,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 5th\nCommences with lite breez from S SE and clear weather heading\nE All sail Out saw swil deuil fish so sew two ships\nmiddle Part String breeze from SE heading E SE took in the main\nTop G sail and main sail and Gib double reef Top sail, took\nIn the fore top sail blow ing fresh Latter Part more moderate\nmade sail and wore ship heading N W so ends On the boatsteer\nsick and Grave off duty DCH\n\nRemarks board","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["middle","SE","strong"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They saw devilfish (gray whales) and sighted two ships under strong breezes that forced them to reduce sail. A harpooner was sick, and Grave was off duty.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boatsteerer and Grave off duty sick","quote":"On the boatsteer\nsick and Grave off duty","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-06","events":[],"lat":66.0333,"lon":-168.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Sept 6th\nCommences with moderate breeze from E SE and clear heading\nSE by S under hole main Top sail and doublle reef fore working\n[line blank]\ntwo the southward At six P M saw the Land west shore dis\ntance a bout 20 miles At 11 P M wore ship heading N by E\nLatter Part Strong breeze from E Stearing S W by S saw the\nLand East shore distance about 15 miles so ends this day\nLat by Obs 66.02\nLong by Chr 168.29\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["latter","E","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"They sailed southward under moderate breezes, sighting the western shore about 20 miles off in the evening, and later spotted the eastern shore around 15 miles away.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1852-09-07","events":[],"lat":65.8,"lon":-169.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 7th\nCommences with strong breeze from SE Steering S W by S\nE shore baring S E [struck: by] distance 15 miles sounded Got 7 fathom of\nWater At 4 A M raised diomeads Is land and East Cape barein\nW at 6 A M thick harey sounded Got 5 fathom kept off N E\nsounded Got 10 fathom Latter Part Clear Calm Land in site distan\nten miles so ends this day DCH\n\nRemarks board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"They navigated shallow waters near the Diomede Islands and East Cape, sounding depths as low as five fathoms in thick haze before clearing into calm weather.","where":"near land","place":"Diomede Islands and East Cape"},{"date":"1852-09-08","events":[],"lat":65.8,"lon":-169.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 8th\nCommences with Calm thick rainey weather diomags IS in\nSite distance about 7 or 8 miles At 3 P M lite breeze from\nSE heading S by W all sail Out at 6 S P M ran the IS baring\nS by W At 8 P M tack ship heading E SE At 11 A M tacked ship\nHeading S SE all sail Out thick fog Latter part Cleard up\nSome saw the diomags IS and Cape East At 12 M thick fog\nsteering S by W all sail Out so ends this day DCH\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm","rain","fog"],"plain":"Calm, rainy weather and thick fog dominated the day as the ship sailed near the Diomede Islands and Cape East.","where":"near land","place":"Diomede Islands and East Cape"},{"date":"1852-09-09","events":[],"lat":63.25,"lon":-170.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Sept 9th\nCommences with Strong breeze from N W and thick thick fog\nSteering S by W Through the Straits all sail Out\nMiddle Part much the same at 7 A M saw the Land W\nshore at 12 M Clear steering S saw St Lawrence IS\nSo ends this day DCH","wind":[["first","NW","strong"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Under a strong breeze and dense fog, the ship sailed through the straits under full sail. After the weather cleared at noon, they sighted St. Lawrence Island.","where":"near land","place":"St Lawrence IS","via":[[-171.95,63.75],[-171.95,63.35],[-171.65,63.25]],"at":"st-lawrence-island"},{"date":"1852-09-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":61.2333,"lon":-173.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Sept 10\nCommence with strong breuse from NE and clear steering\nS with all sail Out Land in site St Lawrener I S saue\nnomber of finbacks Lutter Part Much the the same coat\nCh imployed drying bone so ends two men oft duty sick\nLat By Obs 61°14\nLong by Obs 173..44\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Sailing with all sail set, they sighted St. Lawrence Island and saw a number of finback whales. The crew dried baleen, and two men were off duty sick.","where":"near land","place":"St. Lawrence Island","at":"st-lawrence-island"},{"date":"1852-09-11","events":[],"lat":59.75,"lon":-173.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Sept 11             W\nCommence with morderate breece from NNW\nSteering S with all sail Out critt imployed drying\nBone Latter Part strong bruce from NE Steering ShyE with all\nsail Out thick hary weather                  No Obs\n\nRemarks on board\n\nSunday Sept 11\nCommence with strong breece from NE and thick hary weather\nSteering SSE with all sail Out watch imployed braking out\nWater Latter Part strong breece from NE Steering SSE thick hary\nWeather All sail Out so ends this One the boatseerers of duty\nLat By Obs 59..45\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NNW","moderate"],["latter","NE","strong"],["first","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Under full sail in thick, hazy weather, the crew dried baleen and broke out water. One of the harpooners was off duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-12","events":[],"lat":58.0,"lon":-176.1278,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 12\nCommence with strong breece from NE thick rainy weather\nsteering SSE single reef the fore Top sail and took in mane\nTop G sail Middle Part fresh bruce reef the main Top sail\nLatter Part more morderate all sail Out steering SSE so ends\nLat By acout 58°\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship faced strong breezes and thick, rainy weather, shortening sail as it sailed south-southeast before conditions moderated.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-13","events":[],"lat":55.9167,"lon":-178.4723,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tusday Sept 13\nCommence with strong breece from NE thick hary weather\nSteering SSE all sail Out at 7 PM Cept Away SWbyS mad\nPart Lite bruce and hary steering SW all sail Out Latter\nPart strong breece from NE thick hary weather all sail\nNo Obs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","light"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through thick, hazy weather with changing winds. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-14","events":[],"lat":53.8333,"lon":-180.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednsday Sept 14\nCommence with strong breece from NE and thick hary\nweather steering SW all sail Out Middle Part much\nthe same Latter Part Lite breece from N and squaley steering\nSW saue one ship steering S With all sail Out so ends\nLat by Obs 53:50\nLong by Obs 179:11\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Thick, hazy weather and strong breezes as they sailed southwest under full sail. Later in the day, the wind turned light and squally, and they sighted another ship heading south.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":52.0,"lon":-183.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Sept 15                      E\nCommence with Lite breece from NE and squaley steering SW\nwith all sail Out saue nomber of Finbacks Latter Part Much\nthe same Land in site Hay. I S destance 20 miles so ends\nLat By acount 52=00\nLong By acout 177=00","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Light breezes and squalls accompanied a southwest course under all sail. They saw finback whales and land about 20 miles away, probably in the Rat Islands.","where":"near land","place":"Rat Islands (probable)"},{"date":"1852-09-16","events":[],"lat":52.075,"lon":-183.15},{"date":"1852-09-17","events":[],"lat":52.15,"lon":-183.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Sept 17\nCommences with Lite breese from E S E Steering S W all sail\nOut Land in site 9 S of Oby[illegible] Fox 9 S at 7 P M calmed\nthrough betwix Oyshu 9 S and heateye 9 S at track in the\nMain Top G sail and double reef fore Top sail hauld up\nI lys [illegible] Middle Part Strong breese double reef Main\nTop sail and track in the Main sail and jib blowing\nFresh from S E Latter Part Much the same track in\nFore Top sail and Close reef the Main heading S W 1/2 W\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew sailed past land, probably in the western Aleutian Islands. Increasing winds forced them to reduce sail as they navigated between islands.","where":"near land","place":"Western Aleutian Islands (probable)"},{"date":"1852-09-18","events":[],"lat":49.2667,"lon":-182.56,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Sept 18\nCommences with Strong gale from E SE heading S on\nDer Close reef Main Top sail and fore sail at four P M\nMore moderate shook reef out of Main Top sail and set\nthe fore wind hauld more to the eastward Steering S b E\n1/2 Middle Part much the same Latter Part Much the same\nSet the main sail so ends this day No Obs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","ESE","gale"],["first","E","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong gales blew from the east-southeast, forcing the crew to reduce sail. As the weather moderated, they set more sail and steered south by east half east.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-19","events":[],"lat":46.3834,"lon":-181.82,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Sept 19\nCommences with Strong breese from N E Steering S E all\nDer double reef top sail Latter Part more moderate shook\nOne reef Out of the main Top sail so ends this day\nNo Obs\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew from the northeast before moderating. Routine sailing under reduced sail; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-20","events":[],"lat":43.5,"lon":-181.08,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 20\nCommences with Strong breese from N N E Steering S b E E\nUnder double reef fore T sail and [struck: fore] single reef main\n\nMiddle Part Much the same Latter Part More moderate\nSet the Main T Gal sail Saw One Ship steering to the East\nInward so ends this day No Obs\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","NNE","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing under reduced sail in strong winds, which moderated later in the day. They sighted another ship heading east.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-21","events":[],"lat":40.6167,"lon":-180.34,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 21\nThese Twenty four Oursh moderate breese from S W steer\nIng E with all sail Out watch imployed sending down\nThe Cutting Gear Middle Part fresh breese from S W\nLatter Part lite breese and clear watch imployed mending\nFore Top sail so ends this day Lat by Obs 40~37\n\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["middle","SW","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, took down the blubber-cutting gear, and mended the fore topsail. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-22","events":[],"lat":41.2,"lon":-179.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 22\nCommences with lite baplings churtts Westward Steering E [illegible]\nWatch imployed mending for Top sail at 7 P M squall\n\nSept 22 1852\nMiddle Part lite braze from the N Steering Eash\nAll sail Out Latter part much the watch imployed\nShips duty so ends this day  Lat by albs 41,,12\nLong by Obs 179 36\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","N","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew repaired a sail and carried out routine ship's duty under light winds and an evening squall.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-23","events":[],"lat":41.5333,"lon":-177.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Sept 23   W\nCommances with lite breare from N and clear weather Stee\nIng E watch imployed Ships duty Latter Part Strong bres\nFrom N W and squaley Steering E by N all rail Out Samul\nSummas oft sick oft duty so ends this day Lat by Obs 41,,32\nLong by Obs 171.52\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","N","light"],["latter","NW","strong"]],"weather":["clear","squalls"],"plain":"The crew carried out routine ship's duties as winds grew stronger and squally. Crewman Samuel Summas was off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-24","events":[],"lat":42.4667,"lon":-173.35,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 24    W\nCommences with strong brukes from N N W and rain Squa\nAls Steering E by N all sail Out watch imployed Ships duty\nLatter Part much the same Samul hemmas very sick\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through strong breezes and rain squalls while carrying out routine ship's duty. Crew member Samuel Hemmas was very sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Samuel Hemmas fell very sick","quote":"Samul hemmas very sick","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-25","events":[],"lat":43.4,"lon":-168.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Sept 25   Lat by Obs 43 [struck: 29]\nCommences with lite breez from W S W  Long by Obs 168.50\nAnd clear weather Steering E by N at 5 P M\nWind hauld to the southward set the Gib and main sail\nWatch imployed Ships duty middle Part blowing fresh\nHeavy rain Squals took in the main top g sail and\nDouble reef the top sails took in gib and main sail\nLatter Part more morderate wind hauled to westward\nSamul Summas no beter so ends this day toll\nRemarks on board","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["first","S",""],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","W","moderate"]],"weather":["clear","rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled the ship through heavy rain squalls that forced them to reduce sail. Samuel Summas was reported to be \"no better.\"","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member Samuel Summas remained ill","quote":"Samul Summas no beter","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-26","events":[],"lat":42.7333,"lon":-162.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Sept 26\nCommences with strng breare from S W thick cloudy\nWeather Steering E by N took One reef Out of the top sail\nSet the main top g sail at 6 P M turned the reef out\nOf the main Top sail middle Part blowing fresh\nFrom the westward and squaley Latter Part much\nThe same invalid no better so ends this day\nLat by Obs 43.59\nRemarks on board [blot]","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["middle","W","fresh"],["latter","W","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","squalls"],"plain":"Squally winds and thick clouds as the ship sailed east-northeast. The ship's invalid showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crewman showed no improvement","quote":"invalid no better so ends this day","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-27","events":[],"lat":42.1833,"lon":-159.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Sept 27  Long by Obs 162=12\nCommences with strong breeze from W S W Cloudy   W\nWeather Steering E all sail Out Latter Part more\nmoderate the cond mate and his watch imployed send\nIng down the Main Top G Mast sent up anottor Carpen\nTer to work spliceing for T G mast so ends this day\nLat by Obs 42.11\nLong by 159=10\nW","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Strong breezes and cloudy weather gave way to more moderate conditions. The second mate and his watch replaced the main topgallant mast, while the carpenter worked on splicing a topgallant mast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-28","events":[],"lat":42.0466,"lon":-158.52,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 28\nCommences with lite breez from W and clear wenter stee\nRing E with all sail [struck: out] watck imployed ships duty carpen\nder to work spliceing fore top G mast Latter Oart\nlite bafling winds mate imployed sending up fore\ntop G mast so ends this day invaled giting along slo\n16 bh\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","W","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under light breezes, the crew carried out ship's duty while the carpenter spliced the fore topgallant mast. Later, the mate sent the mast back up. The ship's invalid was recovering slowly.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-29","events":[],"lat":41.91,"lon":-157.8733,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 29\nCommences with lite bafling winds from eastward\nsteading to the southward watch imployed ships duty\nLatter Oart wind hauld to the southward wore ship\nHeading E N E all sail Oart thick havy weather so ends\n16 bh\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","S",""]],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under light, baffling winds before turning to the east-northeast under thick, heavy weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-09-30","events":[],"lat":41.7733,"lon":-157.2267,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 30\nCommences with Havy breez from S E thick havy\nWeather heading [struck: S E] E by E all sail Out watch imployed\nships duty at 6 O M toook in main top G sail middle\nOart tacked ship heading S double reef fore and main\nTop sail and took in the gib Latter Oart blowing fresh\ntook in the main sail and fore top sail thick rainey [struck: dark]\nTacked ship heading E NE so ends invalind no beter\n16 bh\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew dealt with heavy, thick weather, shortening sail as winds picked up. The ship's invalid was reported to be no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-01","events":[],"lat":41.6367,"lon":-156.58,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Oct 1st\nCommences with Moderate breez from S E and thick\nRainey weather set the fore top sail and gib heading E\nby N Latter Oart blowing fresh took in the for top\nsail so ends this day invalied no beter\n16 bh\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Thick, rainy weather and fresh breezes as the ship made sail, then took it in. An invalid on board remained no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-02","events":[],"lat":41.5,"lon":-155.9333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 2d\nCommences with fresh Gale from S E and thick rainy\nweather heading E under double reef main top sail\nand fore sail watch ships duty at 1 O M wore ship\nHeading S W at 8 O M wind hauld to the S W wore\nship heading SE set the fore top sail doble reef middle\nPart lite winds set the main sail and gib Latter Oart\nshook reefs Out the top sails and set the main top G\nsail watch imployed ships duty sound some better\nLat by Obs 41:20\nLong by Obs 155:56 W\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["first","SW",""],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["rain","gale"],"plain":"The ship faced fresh gales and thick, rainy weather before conditions eased into light winds. The crew attended to regular ship's duties, and no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-03","events":[],"lat":41.3,"lon":-154.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 3d\nCommences with lite winds from W steering SE with all\nsail set clear weather watch imployed ships duty mid\ndle Oart [struck: watch the same] lite bafling winds\n\nOct 3d 1852\nLatter Part wind hauled to the Southward heading E & S with\nall sail set so ends this day invalids about the same\nLat by Obs 41,, 18\nLong by Obs 154,, 54\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","S",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light, baffling winds with all sails set. The sick crewmen were reported as \"about the same.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-04","events":[],"lat":41.0333,"lon":-154.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 4\"\nCommences with lite winds from S S E thick clear weather heading\nE with all sail out Latter Part fresh breese and thick weather\nHeading E S E Mate imployed sending down the fore top G mast\nAnd main sent the main up forward so ends this day &\nCharles thatford third mate of duty with sore foet same\n[written in margin: getting along slow]\nLat by Obs 41,, 02\nLong by Obs 154: 10\nW\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew worked on the masts under light winds and hazy weather. The third mate, Charles Thatford, remained off duty with a sore foot, and the keeper noted they were \"getting along slow.\"","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Keeper grumbled about slow progress","quote":"getting along slow","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Third mate off duty with sore foot","quote":"Charles thatford third mate of duty with sore foet","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"life.keeper-d"},{"date":"1852-10-05","events":[],"lat":40.5,"lon":-152.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 5\"\nCommences with fresh breese from Southward and cloudy\nHeading E by S seccond mate imployed sending up main Top\nG mast Latter Part much the same invalids getting along sloey\nWatch imployed ships duty\nLat by Obs 40,, 20\nLong by Obs 152: 00\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew worked on ship maintenance and sent up the main topgallant mast. Sick crew members were reported to be \"getting along slowly.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-06","events":[],"lat":39.4916,"lon":-150.825,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 6\"\nCommences with fresh breise from southward and squaley\nHeading E by S all sail set watch imployed ships duty\nLatter Part lite breese heading E with all sail out watch\nimployed ship duty invalids getting sloey so ends This\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","fresh"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed under full sail in squally weather and handled routine ship's duties. The keeper noted that the invalids aboard were recovering slowly.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-07","events":[],"lat":38.4833,"lon":-149.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 7\"\nCommences with lite airs from the southward heading\nE. At 6 P M wing hauled N the Eastward wore ship head\ning S by W watch imployed ship duty Latter Part much\nThe same invalids getting along sloey so ends this day\nLat by Obs 39: 29\nLong by Obs 149: 59\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","light"],["first","ENE",""]],"plain":"Light winds and routine work aboard, with the sick crew members reported to be recovering slowly.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-08","events":[],"lat":37.5,"lon":-151.325,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Oct 8\"\nCommences with strong breese from the E and squaley\nStering S by W all sail out watch imployed ships duty\nLatter Part much the same so ends this day invalids\nLat by Obs 37: 30\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squalls as they steered south by west with every sail set. The crew handled routine ship's duty, with some men off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-09","events":[],"lat":37.4,"lon":-153.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 9\"\nCommences with strong from the S E and squaley heading S\nby W all sail set watch ships duty Middle wind haled\nto the southward wore ship heading E S E double reef fore\nAnd main top sail Latter Part balm shook ing out of Tope\nSails watch imployed washing ships so ends this day Lat 37 24\nLong 153 = 00\nW","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","S",""],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["squalls","calm"],"plain":"The crew dealt with strong squalls, turned the ship, and reduced sail before the weather calmed later in the day. The watch then set more sail and washed the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-10","events":[],"lat":37.4167,"lon":-152.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 10th\nCommences with Lite breese from southward heading E SE with\nall sail set watch imployed washing ship Latter Part strong\nBreese took in the fore and main top g sail squaley weather\nwore ship heading W so ends this day Lat by Obs 37 25\nLong by Obs 152 23\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew washed the ship under light breezes before squally weather set in and they turned the vessel around. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-11","events":[],"lat":36.2917,"lon":-150.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Oct 11\"\nCommences with strong breese from southward and squaly\nweather heading W by S all sail out at 5 P M sun Cut ship\nsteering to eastward all sail set at 6 P M tack ship E SE\nLatter Part strong breese heading SE by E all sail Out so\nEnds this day watch imployed ship duty W [blot] by\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squalls kept the crew busy handling sails and attending to ship's duties as they tacked back and forth.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-12","events":[],"lat":35.1667,"lon":-148.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 12\"\nCommences with strong breese from southward and squaly\nweather heading Sb by E all sail Out at 2 P M saw One\nship steering to southward and westward all sail set\nLatter Part strong breese heading E SE all sail Out\nso ends this day imentiond Getting along sloly\nLat by Obs 35..10\nLong by Obs 148:55\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squally weather; all sails were set. The crew sighted a ship sailing to the southwest, with the keeper noting they were \"getting along slowly.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-13","events":[],"lat":34.2333,"lon":-148.975,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 13\nCommences with Lite breese from southward\nHeading SE by E all sail Out watch imployed ship duty\nat 4 P M saw One ship steering to the southward\nAnd eastward with all sail set Latter Part Lite bafiling\nWinds so ends this day imention about the same Lat by Obs\n34:14\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds, with the crew occupied with regular ship duties. A ship was sighted in the afternoon heading southeast.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-14","events":[],"lat":31.9667,"lon":-149.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 14\"\nCommences with Lite bafiling winds from westward heading\nS S E all sail Out watch imployed ship duty Middle\nPart strong breese from S W and rainey steering S S W\nLatter Part much the same set the fore top maststudsail\nLat by Obs 31:58\nLong by Obs 149 02\n\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","SW","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under light, baffling winds and rain, with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-15","events":[],"lat":29.6333,"lon":-150.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 15\nCommences with strong breese from N W and squaly\nsteering Sb W all sail Out watch imployed ship duty\nLatter Part much the same so ends this day\nLat by Obs 29:38\nLong by Obs 150:09","wind":[["first","NW","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squalls as the ship sailed south by west under full sail. The crew was occupied with routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-16","events":[],"lat":28.5333,"lon":-150.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"saturday Oct 16\ncommences with lite breze from NW and clear steering\nSSW all sail Out watet imployed ships duty Latter Part\nMuch the same Lite baflings winds watet imployed brakeing\nOut for water invalids biting along sloby so ends this day\nLat by Obs 25\"32\nLong by Ch 150\"40\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light, shifting breezes with all sail set. The crew broke out fresh water from the hold, while the sick men were reported \"biting along slowly.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-17","events":[],"lat":28.0667,"lon":-150.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 17\"\ncommences with lite bafling winds from NW and clear\nwatch imployed ships duty at 40 AM saw One ship\nmiddle part Much the same Latter Part lite breze from\nNW steering SSW so ends this day invalids about the same\nLat by Obs 25\"04\nLong by Chr 150\"45\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","NW","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light, baffling winds with clear weather and routine ship duties. A ship was sighted in the morning, and the sick crew members remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-18","events":[],"lat":27.0333,"lon":-151.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Munday Oct 18\ncommences with lite baflings winds NNW and clear\nsteering SSW all sail Out One ship in site steering\nto the soothward and eastward Latter much the same\nwatcth imployed ships duty so ends this day Lat by Obs 24\"02\nLong by Chr 151\"05\"\nRemarks Board","wind":[["first","NNW","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds with clear weather as the ship sailed south-southwest with every sail set. Another ship was in sight heading southeast, and the crew was busy with ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-19","events":[],"lat":26.5333,"lon":-151.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 19\ncommences with lite baflings winds from NNW steering\nSSW clear weather watch imployed ship duty Two ships\nIn site Latter Part much the same so ends this\nday invalids about the same Lat by Obs 20\"22\nLong by Chr 151\"24\nRemarks Board","wind":[["first","NNW","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and clear weather as the crew carried out routine ship duties. Two other ships were in sight, and the sick crew members remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-20","events":[],"lat":25.45,"lon":-152.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 20\ncommences with lite breze from the NE and rain\nSquals steering SWbyS with all sail Out One ship\nIn site steering SWbyS with all sail Out Latter Part\nStrong breze from NE steering SSW so ends this day\nLat by Obs 21\"40 Latter Part\nLong by Chr 152\"27\"\nRemarks on Board","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Light breezes and rain squalls; they sailed with all sails set, keeping sight of another ship steering the same course.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-21","events":[],"lat":23.6667,"lon":-154.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Oct 21\ncommences with Strong breze from ENE steering SWbyS\nall sail set watch imployed ship duty Latter Part Mu\nch the same so ends this day Lat by Obs 22\"40\nLong by Chr 154 29\nRemark Board","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["latter","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed under a strong breeze with all sail set, and the crew was occupied with routine shipboard duty. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-10-22","events":[],"lat":21.2,"lon":-156.3003,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 22 commences\nwith Strong breze from NE and rainy squals steering\nSWbyS all sail set watch imployed ships duty\nLatter Part much the at 10 AM saw the Island of\nOwhylee baring SSW kept of WSW at 12 AM saw\nMokee so ends this day Lat by Obs 21 12\nLong by Chr 156\"18\"","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The ship sailed with all sail set through strong breezes and rainy squalls, with the crew on routine duty. They sighted the island of Owhylee in the morning and later saw Mokee.","where":"near land","place":"Owhylee","plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"hawaii-2"},{"date":"1852-10-23","events":[],"lat":20.5933,"lon":-156.0201,"fixed":false,"entry":"Oct 23 1852\nRemarks on Board Saturday Oct 23\nCommences with String breeze from NE Stearing don\nthrough the Parage At 4 PM bent the chain and\nGot the Anchors of the bows At 8 PM run the ship\nPing Lying at anchor At 7 AM Tept to with main yar\nP whal Capt wet ashore Latter Part Lying of an on\nThe harbor Capt ashore at 12 PM Capt come of","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew prepared the anchors and anchored the ship overnight. The captain went ashore in the morning and returned at midnight, while the ship cruised back and forth off the harbor.","where":"near land","via":[[-155.85,20.85],[-155.85,20.65]]},{"date":"1852-10-24","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks on Board Sunday Oct 24\nCommences with Lite breur from N heading in for\nThe harbor at 2 AM came to in fourteen fh\nOf water in the souls of mahu capt went on shore\n\nLatter Part Much the same Starboard watch shore\nOn Liberty so ends this day","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes blew as the ship headed into the harbor. At 2 AM, they anchored in fourteen fathoms, the captain went ashore, and half the crew was granted shore liberty.","where":"at anchor","place":"souls of mahu","via":[[-156.45,20.45]],"at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-10-25","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks on Board Manday Oct 25\nCommences with Lite airs from Southwest Lying in\nPort Starboard watch shore on Liberty at sun down\nAll came of Latter Part watch imployed of houd\nGet one raft ashore and discharge second mate\nMr Wing and baker Cone boutes and ship sick men\nSo ends this day","wind":[["first","SW","light"]],"plain":"In port, half the crew went ashore on liberty and returned at sundown. The crew took a raft ashore, discharged the second mate Mr. Wing, and took aboard baker Cone's boats and sick men.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged the second mate and took sick men","quote":"discharge second mate Mr Wing and baker Cone boutes and ship sick men","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-10-26","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks on Board Teusday Oct 26\nCommences with Lite airs from NM Lying in Port\nall hands imployed bourd Latter part Get of\nOne raft of water Employed in paintery Ship\nDischarged the Mate Mr Tabor and Boatstarer\nAdams and sent Lumas to the Hospital","wind":[["first","NW","light"]],"plain":"While lying in port, the crew brought aboard a raft of water and painted the ship. The mate, Mr. Tabor, and harpooner Adams were discharged, and Lumas was sent to the hospital.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Mate and harpooner discharged","quote":"Discharged the Mate Mr Tabor and Boatstarer Adams","interest":3},{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member sent to the hospital","quote":"sent Lumas to the Hospital","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-10-27","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks on Board Wednesday Oct 27th\nFirst part Employed in painting Ship and\nBreaking out Provisions Lying in Port","plain":"Lying in port, the crew spent the first part of the day painting the ship and breaking out provisions.","where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-10-28","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks on board Thursday Oct 28th\nLying in port with fine Weather and Light winds\nemployed in stowing water between decks and sending\na raft of 13 water cask ashore to be filled and painting ship\naccording to agreement with capt william davis myself\ntho Milford Commened duty on board of Barque fortune as mate","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Lying in port with fine weather, the crew stowed water casks, sent a raft of 13 casks ashore to be filled, and painted the ship. The logkeeper, Thomas Milford, began his duties as mate under Captain William Davis.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"New mate began his duty aboard","quote":"myself tho Milford Commened duty on board of Barque fortune as mate","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"Thomas Milford commenced duty as mate","quote":"according to agreement with capt william davis myself\ntho Milford Commened duty on board of Barque fortune as mate","interest":1}],"where":"in port","plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1852-10-29","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 29th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light winds\nemployed in differint jobs about ship and painting\n\nRemark for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"The ship remained in the port of Mohee under fine weather and light winds while the crew worked on various maintenance jobs and painted.","where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-10-30","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Oct 30 th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light winds\nemployed towed of raft of water and stowed it down fore hole\nwith exeption of 6 casks cleard up decks discharged 3 natives and\namerican boy John haywood\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Maui with light winds and fine weather, the crew brought aboard a raft of freshwater casks and stowed most of them in the hold. Three native crewmen and an American boy, John Haywood, were discharged.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged three natives and an American boy","quote":"discharged 3 natives and american boy John haywood","interest":5}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","plate":"work.stowing-c","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-10-31","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday 31 th\nLying in port with fine weather and light winds being sunday\nno employment part of the men went ashore on liberty and returnd\nat sundown with the exeption of one called willian marr he stay\nashore all night\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"The ship lay in port with fine weather. As it was Sunday, the crew had no duties; part of the men went ashore on liberty, and all returned at sunset except William Marr, who stayed out all night.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman stayed ashore all night","quote":"returnd at sundown with the exeption of one called willian marr he stay ashore all night","interest":4,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"in port"},{"date":"1852-11-01","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 1 th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light winds\nemployed in stowing of the hatchways and runing water in the\ntanks washing decks bmending a boat for sale discharged sovt\nmarr caanan mitchel jim collins fay stephen mouton and boatsteerer\ngeorge\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Mohee with light winds and fine weather, the crew stowed hatchways, filled water tanks, washed decks, and repaired a boat to sell. Several crew members and boatsteerer George were discharged.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Several crew members were discharged in port","quote":"discharged sovt marr caanan mitchel jim collins fay stephen mouton and boatsteerer george","interest":3}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-02","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 2 th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and pleasant\nwinds employ in setting up riggin and collecting some things\nsuch as 1 try Pot from ship manava 1 bll lime from ship\nSally. ann 1 keg butter from ship Erie ship 2 boatsteerers which\nBrought their things aboard made a boatsteerer of One man that\ncame from home in the ship in forecastle got capt hathaway the\nformer capt thing together to send home by ship midas\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"In port at Mohee, the crew set up rigging and gathered supplies from nearby ships. They signed on two harpooners, promoted a crewman to harpooner, and packed former Captain Hathaway's belongings to send home aboard the Midas.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Sent former captain's belongings home","quote":"got capt hathaway the former capt thing together to send home by ship midas","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"Two boatsteerers joined the ship","quote":"ship 2 boatsteerers which\nBrought their things aboard","interest":1},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Manava","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sally. Ann","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Erie","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Midas","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-03","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"wednesday Nov 3 th\nLying in the port of mohee with thick weather and drisling\nrain and fresh winds at times employed in getting from\nthe shore 4 blls melasses 4 bags sugar 2 Small chists tea 1 box of\ntin ware landed 1 whale boat 1 bll Oil in exchange for potatoes\npumpkins banpanas &c set up gib guys hove overboard\none broken try Pot [struck: received on boad 1 boat load of]\nvegitables\n\nwednesday Nov 3th\nLying in the port of mohee with thick weather and drisling\nrain and fresh winds at times employed in getting from\nthe shore 4 blls melasses 4 bags sugar 2 small chists tea 1 box of\ntin ware landed 1 whale boat 1bll Oil in exchange for potatoes\npumpkins banpanas to set up gib guys shove overboard\none broken try Pot received on board 1 boat load of\nvegitables","wind":[["whole","","fresh"]],"weather":["drizzle","rain"],"plain":"In port at Mohee during rainy weather, the crew brought aboard molasses, sugar, tea, and tinware. They traded a whaleboat and a barrel of oil for potatoes, pumpkins, and bananas, and threw a broken try-pot overboard.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded a whaleboat and oil for provisions","quote":"landed 1 whale boat 1 bll Oil in exchange for potatoes pumpkins banpanas","interest":3}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-04","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 4th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and pleasant\nwinds got off from the shore 1 boat load of pumkin squashes and\nreceived from the schooner Sally 15 bbls potatoes myself quite\nunwell all day with dirca\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","moderate"]],"plain":"Lying in port at Mohee, the crew brought aboard a boatload of pumpkins and squashes from shore and received 15 barrels of potatoes from the schooner Sally. The keeper was quite unwell all day with diarrhea.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Keeper fell ill with diarrhea","quote":"myself quite unwell all day with dirca","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sally","rig":"schooner","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-05","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nove 5th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light\nwinds employed in lettering the name over on the starn\nruning some molases out of bbls in casks and stowing it down\nsteerige hatch and scrubing of the decks several shiped men\ncame on board and brought of their things myself still continue\nunwell but rather better and signed the ship articles at the consul\noffice\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Mohee, the crew painted the ship's name on the stern, transferred and stowed molasses, and scrubbed the decks. Several newly shipped men came aboard, and the keeper, still unwell, signed the articles at the consul's office.","where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-06","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 6th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and strong\nbreeses most of the day not much going on on board being so\nunwell not able to attend to it I got a few clothing from the\nshore let two men pay and boatsteerer go ashore on liberty one\nboatsteerer we shiped paid his advance back and backout\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"Lying in the port of Maui with fine weather and strong breezes, little work was done aboard because the keeper was too unwell to attend to it. Crew members went ashore on liberty, and a newly recruited harpooner backed out of joining.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"New recruit backed out","quote":"one boatsteerer we shiped paid his advance back and backout","interest":3}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-07","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 7th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light\nwinds being sunday nothing going on on board cooper & stewart ashore\non liberty myself about the same as yesterday went on shore\nand gott medical advice came on board again and went to bed\nfeeling quite sick\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Lying in port at Mohee with fine weather, the ship kept Sunday while the cooper and steward went ashore on liberty. The log keeper went ashore for medical advice and returned to bed feeling quite sick.","where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-08","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 8th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and\nlight breeses employed in turning the two quarter boats up\nand painting them and turning them back on the cranes again\ncleared up the decks myself muich better\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Maui with fine weather and light breezes, the crew turned up the two quarter boats, painted them, and set them back on the cranes. The keeper noted feeling much better.","where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-09","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 9th\nLying in the port of mohee with cloudy weather and\nlight winds some thunder and lightning in the distance\nemployed in painting waist boat and bow boat\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","thunder","lightning"],"plain":"In port at Mohee under cloudy skies with distant thunder and lightning, the crew painted the waist and bow boats.","where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-10","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 10th\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light winds\nnothing much doing capt shiping men and sending them aboard","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"The ship lay in the port of Mohee with fine weather and light winds. While the crew had little to do, the captain spent the day hiring men and sending them aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain recruited new crew members","quote":"capt shiping men and sending them aboard","interest":2},{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain shipped men and sent them aboard","quote":"capt shiping men and sending them aboard","interest":1}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-11","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 11th 1852\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light winds\nnothing doing on board shiped 2th and third mate and 2 men\nbefore the mast\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Lying in the port of Maui with fine weather and light winds. The crew had little to do, and the ship hired a second mate, third mate, and two common sailors.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Second mate joined ship","quote":"shiped 2th and third mate and 2 men\nbefore the mast","interest":1}],"where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-12","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 12 th 1852\nLying in the port of mohee with fine weather and light winds\nnot much doing on board got of some of the men shiped with\nthere\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"The ship remained in port at Mohee in fine weather with light winds, with little work being done on board. Some men were shipped there.","where":"in port","place":"mohee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1852-11-13","events":[],"lat":21.25,"lon":-157.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 13th\nThis day commences with bpleasant and calm employed\nin getting ready to take the anchor and proceed to sea about\n1/2 Oclock made sail and weighed anchor with light breese\nfrom S E stood out about 1 mile for the molioi passage the wind\nleft me and the current being ahead had to let go anchor again\nwhere we lay untill the cap't came on board and also the\nsecond & third mates got supper and about 6 Oclock made\nsail and weighed anchor again with light breese and fair\ntide stood out in the passage and thep't the ship about wnw\nset the watch fished the anchor and got things snug for the\nnight\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","SE","light"],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew prepared for sea and weighed anchor, but the wind died and head currents forced them to anchor again. Once the captain and mates returned aboard and had supper, they set sail again in the evening.","where":"near land","place":"molioi passage","via":[[-156.75,20.65],[-157.05,20.65]]},{"date":"1852-11-14","events":[],"lat":20.25,"lon":-157.5333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Nov 14th\nThis day commences with pleasant weather and moderate wind\nemplo'd in getting the anchors on the bow and secureing them\nand stowing the cables middle light winds from S E to E S E\nsteering by the winds to the southward last part the same\nchoose watches and boats crews\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","moderate"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"Pleasant weather with moderate winds as the crew secured the anchors and stowed the cables, steering south. They chose the watches and boat crews.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-15","events":[],"lat":19.25,"lon":-157.5667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Nov 15th\nThis day commences with light winds from southeastward\nsteering S by E and cloudy weather with a heavy head beat\nsea middle and last the same employed in setting up\nforetopgallant stay and back stay main ditto foretopmast back\nstays and royal back stays and fitting boats for whaleing try the\npumps found the ship was makeing a considrable watter\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","heavy sea"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging and prepared the whaleboats amid cloudy weather and a heavy head sea. When they tested the pumps, they discovered the ship was taking on considerable water.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship found taking on water","quote":"found the ship was makeing a considrable watter","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-16","events":[],"lat":18.25,"lon":-157.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 16th\nThis day commences with light winds and pleasant weather\nfrom ENE middle and last strong winds heading S by E\nemployed in corking and painting waist boat stowing up\nthe fore hatch grinding and cleaning whaleing crafts\nfound one man had stowed away on board at mohee took\nhim in larboard watch the      Lat 18=15  Long 159=36'\ncap't quite sick with disintary\n\nWednesday] Nov 16th\nThis day commences with fresh winds from Eastward heading\nS S E all sail set middle and last strong winds and cloudy wetther\nwatch employed in fixing waist boat repairing riggin and\ndressing out a spar for fly gib boom ffay sick with disintary\nCapt Ivery much better     Lat 18° 29m Long none\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew did boat repairs, rigging work, and ship maintenance. They discovered a stowaway from Maui and assigned him to the left watch. Captain Ivery fell quite sick with dysentery but was feeling much better.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Stowaway discovered on board","quote":"found one man had stowed away on board at mohee took him in larboard watch","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-17","events":[],"covered_by":"1852-11-16","lat":15.6916,"lon":-157.1},{"date":"1852-11-18","events":[],"lat":13.1333,"lon":-156.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 17th\nThis day commenced with strong winds from E with clear\nweather middle very squally took in topgallantsails and\ndouble reefed f topsail last squalls broke shook out the reefs\nand set maintopgallantsail heading S S E our coarse\nemploy in draking and knoting yarns fitting a preventer back\nstay for f t gallantmast setting puff the weather back stay and srouds\nand wether gib guy and other small jobs about ship fay still sick\nthe cook fell down the steerage     Lat 13° 08m Long 156 36\nladder and lamed his back so he off duty Thomas of duty sick with head\nache and pain in back\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["clear","squalls"],"plain":"Strong winds and squalls forced the crew to shorten sail before the weather eased. The crew worked on rigging, while several men were off duty, including the cook, who hurt his back falling down a ladder.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook hurt in fall down ladder","quote":"","interest":3,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Fay remained sick","quote":"fay still sick","topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Thomas off duty sick","quote":"Thomas of duty sick with head\nache and pain in back","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-19","events":[],"lat":11.3,"lon":-156.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 18th\nThis day commenced with strong winds from Eastward\nand clear weather middle the same with heavy squalls\nand rain last strong winds and clear no squalls fukt the time\ncarrying all sail and part topgallantsails in watch employed\nin drawing yarnes and bradeing synnet and several other\nsmall jobs [illegible] Thomas and cook still of duty sick and a man\nby the name of James gone of duty sick with bad disorder\nLat 11° [struck: 38] [insertion: 18] Long 156° 32m\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["clear","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong winds and heavy squalls of rain while carrying heavy sail. Crewmen Thomas and the cook remained off duty sick, and another named James went off duty with a \"bad disorder.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-20","events":[],"lat":9.7667,"lon":-156.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 19th\nThis day commences with strong winds from Eastward\nsteering S E by S our coarse all sail set middle and last\nthe same had some two or three squalls in the 24 hours\nemployed in knoting yarns and brading singnet all the\nsick about the same     Lat 9° 46 Long 156° 16m\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","E","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through strong winds and a few squalls, working on rope and cordage. The sick aboard remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-21","events":[],"lat":7.5667,"lon":-155.6334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Nov 20th\nThis day commences with h[illegible]vy winds and flawey from\neastward heading S S E by the wind took in topgallantsails one\nreef in foretopsail and bonnet of the gib middle wind increast\ndouble reefed the topsails last abated shook out 1 reef from\nm topsail being Sunday no employment the sick a\nlittle better     Lat 7° 34m Long","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Heavy, gusty winds forced the crew to reduce sail, though conditions later eased. Being Sunday, there was no work, and the sick men were feeling a little better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-22","events":[],"lat":6.15,"lon":-155.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"monday Nov 21th\nThis day commences with strong winds from eastward\nand cloudy weather with rain in squalls carrying double reef\nfore and single reef main topsail and mainsail heading SE by S\nour coarse middle squally with heavy rain last cleard up\nwith strong winds heading SSE by the wind employed in breaking\nout for water and making fly gib sheets Lat 6° 09 Long 155° 00\nRemarks for [struck: Wendsday]","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","squalls","clear"],"plain":"The crew dealt with strong winds and heavy rain squalls before the weather cleared. They were busy breaking out water casks and making fly jib sheets.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-23","events":[],"lat":4.1667,"lon":-155.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Nov 22\nThis day commences with stredy winds from Eastward\nheading SSE by S with pleasant weather carrying maintotygala[illegible]\nmiddle and last weather moderate made all sail wind heading\nthe ship off to S employed in painting fly gib boom overhauling\nfly gib riggin and taring it set up main stay broke out sail\nroom over hauled the sail to see they were not damaging stowed them\nback all the sick is now well and on duty exept the cook he\nis no better he says his complaint is an old affair by falling\ndown the sterage ladder it has brought it on again\nLat 4° 10 [superscript: N] m Long 155° 11 [superscript: W]\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E",""],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew did maintenance and checked the sails in the sail room. All the sick men had returned to duty except the cook, who was no better after an old injury flared up from falling down the steerage ladder.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-24","events":[],"lat":3.25,"lon":-155.425,"fixed":false,"entry":"wednesday Nov 23th\nThis day commences with moderate winds and weather\nfrom eastward ship heading S by w by the wind middle\nfine weather and light winds last calm with rain squalls\nemployed in setting up riggin and mending fly gib Thomas of\nduty again sick with dzy head and complaines of palpitation\nof the heart cook no better Lat 3° 15\" [superscript: N] Long none\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging and mended the flying jib. Thomas was off duty again, sick with a dizzy head and heart palpitations, while the cook was no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-25","events":[],"lat":2.0833,"lon":-155.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"thursday Nov 24\nThis day commences with light winds and calms with\nrain squall from the eastward middle light winds and clear\nlast cloudy with fresh breses accompanied with rain squalls\nheading from SE by S to S by w employed in setting up\nfore riggin repainig fly gib and some other small Jobs [superscript: w]\nthe sick about the same Lat 2° 05\" N Long 155° 40\"\n[line filler] Lat\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["calm","rain","squalls","clear","cloudy"],"plain":"Light winds, calms, and rain squalls. The crew set up the forward rigging and repaired the jib; the sick remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-26","events":[],"lat":0.2,"lon":-156.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"friday Nov 25th\nThis day commences with strong winds from the\neastward and cloudy heading S by W by the wind\nmiddle fresh breses and clear last the same all sail set\nheading S by W employed in setting up mizen topmast\nriggin bending fore topmast staytail makeing seiring stuff\nballing off spunyarn the sick some better Lat 00.12 [superscript: N] / N Long 156 [superscript: W] 16","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","","fresh"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["cloudy","clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, worked on the rigging and rope work, and noted that the sick were improving.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-27","events":[],"lat":-1.7833,"lon":-156.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Nov 26 th\nThis day commences with fresh breeses from SE by E\nwith pleasant weather ship heading S by w by the wind\nmiddle wind hauled more easterly heading S by E last\nthe same going a little free employed at work on riggin\nsick about the same Lat 1° 48\" S Long 156° 00 W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE by E","fresh"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Pleasant weather as the ship sailed south-southeast, with the crew working on the rigging and the sick reported about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":2}],"lat":-4.1833,"lon":-155.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 28 th\nThis day commences with strong winds from\neast steering S by E some free all sail set middle the\nsame last wind more moderate and very pleasant\nweather saw a ship standing to the northward supposed\nher to be cruseing as she had no fore or mizen topt\ngallant sails set saw two fin back whales and some large\nsea birds being sunday no unnesary work doing\nthe two sick men no better Lat 4° 11\" S Long 155° 47' W.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under pleasant skies, sighting a cruising ship, two finback whales, and large sea birds. Being Sunday, the crew did no unnecessary work, while two sick men showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw large sea birds","quote":"some large\nsea birds","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-11-29","events":[],"lat":-6.5333,"lon":-156.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"monday Nov 29 th\nThis day commences with pleasant winds from E and\nbutifull weather steering S by E all sail set middle and last\nthe same steering employed in sending out fly gib boom\nmending fly gib and some other small jobs seen some porposes\nLat 6° 32\" S Long 156° 13\" West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","E","moderate"],["latter","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Pleasant winds and fine weather with all sails set. The crew rigged out the flying jib-boom, mended sails, did small jobs, and saw some porpoises.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw some porpoises","quote":"seen some porposes"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1852-11-30","events":[],"lat":-8.1,"lon":-156.3584,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 30 th\nThis day commences with fresh breeses from SE\nand pleasant weather steering S by the wind all\nsail set middle light [insert: and] calms from N E ship going\nof 6 points free last cloudy with rain wind freshened\nset foretopmast steering sail employed setting up main\nriggin and seizzing it off and other jobs about riggin\nThomas much better he came on duty again today\ncook about the same no Lat or Long this day being cloudy\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["middle","NE","light"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["rain","cloudy"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging under varying winds and cloudy, rainy weather. Thomas felt much better and returned to duty, while the cook remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-01","events":[],"lat":-9.6667,"lon":-156.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"wednesday Dec 1 th\nThis day commences with pleasant breses from about N E\nwith cloudy weather with some rain steering south free\nwith F T M steering sail set middle the same last\nwind hauled more northerly watch employed on the\nriggen broke out two bls meat all hands able for duty\nexept Jim and the cook they do not get any better\nsaw nothing this day Lat 9° 40\" S Long 156° 30 W by chron\nbent the fly gib","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","NE","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging and opened two barrels of meat. Everyone was fit for duty except Jim and the cook, who were not getting any better. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-02","events":[],"lat":-11.2667,"lon":-156.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 2[struck: ^th]\nThis day commences with pleasant winds and weather\nfrom North steering S all sail set square yards middle\nwind canted NNW shifted over t M studingsail Last the\nsame with very hot weather employed in sending down\nf topsail and repairing it and bent it again broke out the\nmeat cask cleaned it and put it back clewed up the M topsail\nand repaired it some on the yard Jim and cook about the same\nLat 11° 16\" Long by chron 156° 38\"\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["middle","NNW",""],["latter","NNW",""]],"plain":"In very hot weather, the crew repaired sails and cleaned a meat cask. Jim and the cook remained unwell.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Jim and cook reported about the same","quote":"Jim and cook about the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-03","events":[],"lat":-12.0167,"lon":-156.9389,"fixed":false,"entry":"friday Dec 3 th\nThis day commences with light wind from NNW\nand calm with very hot pleasant weather steering S\nall sail set, middle wind hauled N, Last baflin winds with\nrain squalls employed in small jobs of diffirent kinds\nsick no better Lat 12° 01\" N Long\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNW","light"],["middle","N",""],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["calm","rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in hot, pleasant weather before baffling winds and rain squalls set in. They did odd jobs, and the sick man showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-04","events":[],"lat":-12.7917,"lon":-157.2445,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Dec 4 th\nThis day commences with baflin winds with rain squalls\nand calms hauled up the courses and settled down t g sails\nand let her lay for a breese middle the same had one very\nheavy rain squall Last light baflin winds and calms saw a\nsail 4 points on our lee standing southward employed in repairing\nriggin and fitting fly jibe wifs invalid the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","calm"],["middle","variable","calm"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["rain","squalls","calm"],"plain":"Baffling winds, rain squalls, and calms stalled the ship. The crew worked on the rigging, sighted a distant sail, and noted that the invalid was unchanged.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":-13.5667,"lon":-157.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 5 th\nThis day comences with light baflin winds and rain\nsqualls steering S when we had any wind middle light breese\nfrom eastward steering S by w Last strong breese and quite\nplesant with rain squalls at intirvals a sail in sight\nto leeward saw a fin back whale being Sunday no emplyment\nsick no better\nLat 13° 34\" Long cron 157° 33\" Lun 157° 22\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"They sailed through light, shifting winds and rain squalls, sighting another ship and a finback whale. Being Sunday, the crew had no routine work. The sick remained no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew member no better","quote":"sick no better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-06","events":[],"lat":-15.25,"lon":-158.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 6 th\nThis day commences with pleasant breeses from eastward\nsturing S by w our coarse middle heavy squalls of wynd and rain\nand lightning clewed down t g sails and took in fly gib Last\nmore pleasant set all sail again employed in repairing\nriggin\nLat 15° 15\" Long 158° 30\" Lun 157° 16\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain","lightning"],"plain":"The ship faced heavy squalls of wind, rain, and lightning during the middle part of the day. The crew shortened sail during the storm and later set all sail again to repair rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-07","events":[],"lat":-17.0917,"lon":-158.875,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 7 th\nThis day commences with flesh winds from ESE and pleasant\nweather steering S by w our coarse middle wind hauled\nmore easterly bluffed up S by E Last the same employed on riggin\nand broke out for flour molasses vinegar soap &c","wind":[["first","ESE","fresh"],["middle","E",""]],"plain":"Pleasant weather with fresh winds. The crew worked on the rigging and brought up flour, molasses, vinegar, and soap from the hold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-08","events":[],"lat":-18.9333,"lon":-159.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 8th\nThis day commences with pleasant winds and weather\nfrom eastward heading S by E all sail set middle the same\nat day light raised the Island of Whytookacke bearing about S\nrun in and at 7 Oclock A M the capt went on shore and\ntraded with the natives for some turkeys chickens and ducks 1 hog\nand some fruit and 9 boat loads of wood laying off an on with\nthe ship had three boats plying to the shore in charge of the\nsecond & third mates and One boatsteerer got all the trade off by\n9 oclock run off clear of the Island and luffed up S by E in exchange\nfor the trade the capt gave, white cotton cloth and callico and bleached\nlinen finished cloth the bark warshonks ship george & mary ship\nmontreal and another came in just at night name unknown supposed\nher to be the marckey all laying off and on for the same purpose as\nourselves we also ship 1 native and 1 white man to go with us\non the voyage Lat 18° 56\" S Long 159° 15 by chro\nfind [struck: the] [insertion: the chro] by the Island 30 miles easterly\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","E","moderate"]],"plain":"They raised the island of Whytookacke and cruised off the coast while the captain went ashore. They traded cloth with the natives for poultry, a hog, fruit, and nine boatloads of wood, and recruited two new crewmen.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded with islanders and recruited two men","quote":"traded with the natives for some turkeys chickens and ducks 1 hog and some fruit","interest":5},{"kind":"crew","title":"Shipped one native and one white man","quote":"ship 1 native and 1 white man to go with us\non the voyage","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Warshonks","rig":"bark","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George & Mary","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Montreal","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Marckey","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Whytookacke","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"aitutaki"},{"date":"1852-12-09","events":[],"lat":-19.6667,"lon":-160.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 9th\nall this 24 hours light winds and pleasant weather from eastward\nsteering by the wind all sail set very busy employed in cutting\nand saubing up wood and stowing it away at 6½ Oclock P M\nraised an Island 3 points on the larboard bow supposed it\nto be the Isle of Oratongo about 50 miles distance\nLat 19° 46\" S Long 160° 15\" W\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["whole","E","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds and pleasant weather, the crew spent the day cutting, sawing, and stowing wood. In the evening, they sighted an island about 50 miles away, believed to be Oratongo.","where":"near land","place":"Isle of Oratongo","at":"rarotonga"},{"date":"1852-12-10","events":[],"lat":-21.35,"lon":-159.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"friday Dec 10th\nThis day commences with pleasant weather and light wind from\nsoutheasterly steering by the wind to the south all sail set middle the\nsame last wind moderated to a calm hauled the mainsail\nup and lay for a breese employed in cutting and sawing up\nwood and stowing it away got through and the decks clear\nthe cook yet remaines sick and we can do nothing for his\nbenifit that we know of Jim still off duty but getting better\nthe Island of [struck: Oratongo] nearly abeam distance 20 miles\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds turned to calm as the crew cut and stowed wood. The cook remained sick with no known remedy, while Jim was off duty but improving. They sighted an island about 20 miles off.","where":"near land","place":"Oratongo","via":[[-159.95,-21.35]],"at":"rarotonga"},{"date":"1852-12-11","events":[],"lat":-22.1,"lon":-159.6569,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Dec 11th\nThis day commences with a calm and very hot weather\nlaying with mainsail hauled up waiting a breese middle\nand last fine breese from eastward S by E all sail set\nemployed in picking over potatoes turned the w and S boat,\nover on the cranes and smoothed their bottoms where they\ngot rufed up in landing at Whytotackys\nLat 22° 06 Long","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","S by E","moderate"],["latter","S by E","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After a calm, very hot start waiting for wind, a fine breeze picked up. The crew sorted potatoes and smoothed the bottoms of two whaleboats that had been scraped while landing at Aitutaki.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"grampus","count":null}],"lat":-24.1667,"lon":-159.5368,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Dec 12th\nThis day commences with a fine breese and pleasant\nweather from eastward heading S by E all sail set middle\nand last wind hauled more northly heading up SE by S\nto SE being Sunday no employment saw some spouting\nfish expect they where grampuses Lat 24°10'S Long\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","N",""],["latter","N",""]],"plain":"With fine breezes and pleasant weather, the ship sailed under full canvas. Being Sunday, the crew had no work; they saw some spouting fish, thought to be grampuses.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-13","events":[],"lat":-25.6667,"lon":-159.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 13th\nThis day commences with fine breeses from ENE with plesent\nweather heading SE by the wind all sail set middle the same\nlast wind light and headed us off one point employed in repairing\nblocks and strops taring down the stays set up fly gib guys and\nmartingale stay and some other small jobs\nLat 25°40\"S Long 159°25 W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","ENE","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather and light winds as the crew spent the day on routine maintenance, repairing rigging blocks, tarring the stays, and taking care of other small jobs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":-26.4667,"lon":-158.4434,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 14th\nThis day commences witty light winds from E with pleasant\nweather heading SSE all sail set middle and last light winds\nand pleasant about 8 Oclock AM raised a large sperm whale\nlowered three boats and gave chase came up with him and\nlarboard boat struck him the whale run bad after some\ntime the bow boat got fast and bowed along side of him\nand killed him took him along side of the ship and commenced\ncutting in scused the pieces and took his jaw and then being\ndark lashed down for the night and got supper and set the watch\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"They spotted a large sperm whale in the morning and put out three boats. After a hard chase, two boats harpooned and killed it. They brought it alongside, began stripping the blubber and took the jaw before nightfall.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1852-12-15","events":[],"lat":-27.2667,"lon":-157.47,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 15th\nThis day commences with light winds and pleasant\nmiddle and last fresh breeses from northward call all hands\nat daylight and commenced cutting the whale again the\nship kept cutting well to windward wore around and cut\nto leward got him cut in and case hailed at 6 Oclock cleared\nup decks and made sail and steered SE with free wind\nhad one or two heavy rain squalls during the day the ship montreal\nof n bedford run accross us and spoake us looking so much like\nrain did not start the works got supper and set the watch","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","N","fresh"],["latter","N","fresh"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew finished stripping the blubber from their whale by 6 o'clock and set sail to the southeast. They met the Montreal of New Bedford and postponed boiling the blubber because heavy rain squalls threatened.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Montreal","rig":"ship","port":"n bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1852-12-16","events":[],"lat":-28.0667,"lon":-156.4967,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Dec 16th\nThis day commences with fresh wind and cloudy with all\napperreance of a storm middle strong winds from Nw and\ncloudy with some rain last blowing a gale of wind from the\nnorth double reefed the topsails and took in the Jib runing nearly\nbefore it got all snug about deck and commenced boiling but had\nto cool down again on account of rain which has fell in torrents\nwith exeption of short spells for the last 8 houres Jim on duty now we\nhave. all hands on duty but the cook being cloudy no observation\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","fresh"],["middle","NW","strong"],["latter","N","gale"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","gale"],"plain":"Strong winds and rain grew into a gale from the north. The crew started boiling blubber but had to put out the fires because rain poured down in torrents.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Torrential rain put out the try-works","quote":"had to cool down again on account of rain which has fell in torrents","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1852-12-17","events":[],"lat":-28.8667,"lon":-155.5233,"fixed":false,"entry":"friday Dec 17th\nThis day commences with gale of wind from northward and cloudy\nwith heavy rain runing SE under double reefed topsails middle more\nmoderate shook out One reef from the topsails still raining fast wind\nfreshened on again double reefed the topsails rain nearly over\nstarted the try works and commenced boiling cut the junk up\nand put it in casks Bout water cloudy no opservation this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","fresh"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy","rain"],"plain":"Gale winds and heavy rain forced the crew to reduce sail as they ran southeast. Later, they fired up the try-works to boil blubber, cutting up the whale's head matter and packing it into casks.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1852-12-18","events":[],"lat":-29.6667,"lon":-154.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 18th\nThis day commences with strong winds from northward and\ncloudy weather with slight rain showers heading E S E under\ndouble reefed topsails middle the same last wind hauled to S and clear\nweather shook the reefes out the topsails employed in boiling and\nbreaking out for casks\nLat 29° 40\" S Long by chro 154 ° 33 \" W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","N","strong"],["latter","S",""]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","clear"],"plain":"Strong winds and light rain showers gave way to clear weather as the crew boiled blubber and moved cargo to reach casks.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1852-12-19","events":[],"lat":-29.525,"lon":-152.8417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Dec 19th\nThis day commences with pleasantt weather and winds from\nsouth steering E S E by the wind under whole topsails middle the\nsame set the M T Gallant sail last wind hauled 1 point easterly\nemployed boiling junk & cace got through struck down all\nthe emtyness below cleared up decks and washed of coopered\nsome of the Oil got supper set the watch set the mainsail\nso ends this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S",""],["middle","S",""],["latter","S by E",""]],"plain":"The crew finished boiling down blubber from the junk and case, stowed empty casks below, cleared and washed the decks, and coopered some of the oil.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-20","events":[],"lat":-29.3833,"lon":-151.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 20th\nThis day commences with fresh winds and plesant\nwether from south S E heading to the eastward under\nwhole topsails and main T G sail middle wind hauled to eastward\nset fore T G sail heading N E last the same employed in\nbreaking out water and meat and cleaning [illegible] teeth\nboiled down the try pots and cooler and cleaned them\nthe whale we took on the 14th made us 70 bls Oil\nLat 29° 23\" S Long 151° 08\" W","wind":[["first","SSE","fresh"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Under fresh winds and pleasant weather, the crew broke out water and meat, cleaned whale teeth, and cleaned out the boiling pots. The whale taken on the 14th yielded 70 barrels of oil.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-21","events":[],"lat":-30.1,"lon":-151.4722,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 21 th\nThis day commences with strong winds from eastward and\npleasant wether heading from NE to NNE middle the same\ntack ship to S S W last wind hauled so we headed S with cloudy\nwether employed brading sinnet saw a sail to leward heading\nNorthward.                      Lat 30° 06 S   no long this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew braided cordage in pleasant weather and strong winds. They spotted a ship downwind heading north.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-22","events":[],"lat":-30.675,"lon":-151.8111,"fixed":false,"entry":"wednesday Dec 22\nThis day commences with strong winds from E S E and cloudy\nweather steering by the wind to southward under single reef\ntopsails with a heavy thead beat sea running middle wind increased\ndouble reefed took in the Jib and spanker last last took in m sail\nand fore topsail to ease the ship so we could stow down and\nbroke out the steerage hatch and stowed down 62 bls sperm Oil\nstowed back and cleared up decks heading N E while we where\nstowing wore ship when we got through and headed S wind\nincreased so we let her lay under double reef M topsail and\nforesail with cloudy misty wether      No ober this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy","heavy sea"],"plain":"Facing increasing winds and a heavy head sea, the crew reduced sail to ease the ship while they stored 62 barrels of sperm oil down in the hold.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1852-12-23","events":[],"lat":-31.25,"lon":-152.15,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Dec 23 th\nThis day commences with gale of wind from eastward and\ncloudy misty wether lay to under double reef M topsail & foresail\nmiddle the same last moderated set the fortopsail and mainsail\nemployed in breaking out the main hatch and puting a cask of\nHoop Iron down and some empty cask    No Ober this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","gale"],["middle","E","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","cloudy"],"plain":"Strong gale-force winds and misty weather forced the ship to wait under reduced sail. Once conditions eased, the crew shifted cargo in the main hatch, stowing hoop iron and empty casks.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-24","events":[],"lat":-31.825,"lon":-152.4889,"fixed":false,"entry":"friday Dec 24 th\nThis day commences with strong winds from eastward with\ncloudy misty wether hauled the gib down and took the bonnet off\nheading S by W under double reef topsail middle the same\nlast shook out a reef and wore ship headed N E by E\nemployed setting up lee foretopmast back stays and top G and\nroyal Do and brading sinnet                 No Obs this Day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Strong winds brought cloudy, misty weather as the ship continued under reduced sail. The crew spent the day adjusting the rigging and braiding rope.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-25","events":[],"lat":-32.4,"lon":-152.8278,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Dec 25 th\nThis day commences with strong winds and cloudy squally\nwether from eastward heading ENE by the wind under single\nreef topsails middle tacked ship to southward shook a reef out M topsail\nlast pleasant wind and no squalls made all sail heading S S W\nwatch employed in ships duty burbanks on duty again after\nbeing off 3 days with a bad boil on his instep\n                              Lat 32° 24\" S cloudy no Long","wind":[["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy","squalls"],"plain":"The crew dealt with squally weather before it turned pleasant. Burbank returned to duty after missing three days due to a bad boil on his instep.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Burbank returned to duty after illness","quote":"burbanks on duty again after\nbeing off 3 days with a bad boil on his instep","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1852-12-26","events":[],"lat":-33.45,"lon":-153.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Bark Fortune of New bedford Capt Davis\nThis day commences with pleasant winds and wether\nwith flying clouds from eastward heading S by W to S by W 1/2 S\nall sail set middle the same last headed S by E with light wind\nand pleasant wether being sundy no emplyment\nLat 33° 27\" S Long 153° 10\" West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","E","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Pleasant weather under full sail with light winds. As it was Sunday, the crew had no work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-27","events":[],"lat":-34.45,"lon":-152.5667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Dec 27th\nThis day commences with light winds and pleasant wether\nfrom eastward heading from S by E to S E by S all sail set\nmiddle the same last wind hauled to northward steered our\ncoarse S E free wind set the fore topmast studingsail cloudy\nand appearence of rain employed in mending f T gallant sail\nand setting up some of the head riggin Jim sick of duty\nagain cook no better\nLat 34° 27\" S no long this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, mended the fore topgallant sail, and adjusted rigging in cloudy weather with signs of rain. Jim was off duty sick again, and the cook was no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-28","events":[],"lat":-35.4833,"lon":-151.9667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 28th\nThis day commences with light winds and calms with\ncloudy rainy wether with appearence of better soon middle\nand last light winds from northward and fine weather steering S E\nby E all sail set with free wind saw several pieces of squd but\nno sperm whales employed in the head of fore topsail brasses\nsetting up M T mast back stays and top gallant and royal Do\noverhauled fore top brace pednents and blocks.\nLat 35° 29\" S no Long this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","N","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy","rain"],"plain":"Light winds, calms, and rainy weather cleared to fine conditions. The crew saw pieces of squid but no sperm whales while carrying out routine rigging repairs.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw several pieces of squid","quote":"saw several pieces of squd","topic":"animals"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-29","events":[],"lat":-35.7167,"lon":-151.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"wednesday Dec 29th\nThis day commences with pleasant wether and light wind\nfrom N W steering S E by E all sail set free wind fore top mast\nstering sail set middle the same last bafflin winds and\ncalm with warm pleasant wether employed in taring\ndown riggin and brake out meat butter molasses and\ncask stofs Lat 35° 43\" S Long 151° 22\" W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["middle","NW","light"],["latter","variable","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Pleasant weather with light winds, ending in calms. The crew tarred the rigging and broke out provisions of meat, butter, molasses, and cask staves.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-36.6833,"lon":-149.2542,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Dec 30th\nThis day commences with light winds from N with plesant\nwether steering S E by E free wind all sail set middle and last\nthe same employed in taring down riggin fitting fore spenser\ngeers and some other small jobs saw several fin backs whales\nCapt quite unwell with disnztary Jim and cook no better\nLat 36° 41\" S no Long this day","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","N","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging and saw several finback whales. The captain was quite unwell with dysentery, while Jim and the cook showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1852-12-31","events":[],"lat":-37.8,"lon":-147.1417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Dec 31st th\nThis day commences with light winds from Northward\nand plleasent wether steer S E by E all sail set middle the\nsame last strong winds and tharry wether finished taring\ndown riggin and the lower mast and water weights spun yarn\nmachine going capt much better than yesterday cook and find the\nsame Lat 37° 46\" S no Long this day\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","N","light"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew worked on maintenance, tarring the rigging and lower masts, and operating the spun-yarn machine. The captain was feeling much better than the day before.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-01","events":[],"lat":-39.0,"lon":-145.0292,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 1th 1853\nThis day commences with strong winds from northward\nsteer S E all sail set with wind 4 points free and it my\nwish that by 1854 we will be along here with just such wind\nand a full ship of Oil bound to sweet home middle part the\nsame last wind hauled to eastward and increased took in topgallant sails\nand fore topmast steering sail with all appearance of a gale\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","N","strong"],["latter","E","strong"]],"plain":"Sailing under strong winds, the keeper hoped that by 1854 they would be in the same spot with a full ship of oil, \"bound to sweet home.\" The winds increased with all signs of a gale.","moments":[{"kind":"voice","title":"Hoped to head home next year","quote":"it my wish that by 1854 we will be along here with just such wind and a full ship of Oil bound to sweet home","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-02","events":[],"lat":-40.2,"lon":-142.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 2 This day commences\nwith gale of wind from NNE reduced sail untill we come\nunder closed reef maintopsail and spencers and hove the ship\nto heading E middle wind hauled to westward and moderated\nkept her off east S E pour coarse with free wind and set\ndouble reef topsail last cleared up pleasent made all sail ro\nwith stop studing sail out Lat 40° 12 S Long 142° 55\"\ncaught a porpoise by Lun 142° 55\"\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","NNE","gale"],["middle","W","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","clear"],"plain":"The ship weathered a gale, stopping and waiting under minimal sail until the wind eased. As the weather cleared, they set all sail and caught a porpoise.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a porpoise","quote":"caught a porpoise"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1853-01-03","events":[],"lat":-40.7333,"lon":-139.725,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Jan [struck: 2] 3th\nThis day commences with fresh breezes from westward and\nfine whether with heavy swell runing steer E all sail out\nmiel and last the same employed in making spungarn\nand several other jobs Lat 40° 44\" S no Long\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["middle","W","fresh"],["latter","W","fresh"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Fresh breezes, fine weather, and a heavy swell continued throughout the day with all sails set. The crew spent their time making spun yarn and doing other routine jobs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-04","events":[],"lat":-40.6667,"lon":-136.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"tuesday Jan 4 th\nThis day commences with fresh winds from N W and\ncloudy wether steering E all sail set the wether looking\nas though we would soon have some of it to take in\nmiddle broke up and became fine wether with good breeze\nlast wind hauled to west S west with strong breezes\nemployed in brading sinnet and capping riggin tryed out the\nbluber we took from a porpoise it made 12 gls Oil\nLat 40° 40\" S Long 136° 32\" W","wind":[["first","NW","fresh"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","WSW","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew did routine rigging work and boiled out blubber from a porpoise, which yielded 12 gallons of oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-01-05","events":[],"lat":-40.8167,"lon":-133.9916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 5th AD 1853\nThis day commences with fresh breses from westward and\nclear wether steering E nearly before the wind all sail set middle\nwind hauled to S W and blew on strong took in fly gib\nand gaff topsail last more moderate and hauled S S W set\nall sail again and steered E by N employed mending a\nspare topsail finished it at 5th Oclock PM made it up and\nstowed it in sail room again Lat 40°49\"\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","fresh"],["middle","SW","strong"],["latter","SSW","moderate"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Routine sailing in shifting winds. The crew finished mending a spare topsail and stowed it away.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-06","events":[],"lat":-40.6667,"lon":-131.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 6th\nThis day commences with strong winds from S by W\nand pleasant wether steering E by N all sail set\nmiddle wind more west and moderated to pearly calm last hauled\nto west and freshened on again with a heavy S W swell runing\nemployed in picking ochum capping riggin repairing blocks and\nother jobs to numerous to mention Lat 40°40\" S Long 131°27\" W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S by W","strong"],["middle","W","calm"],["latter","W","fresh"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship sailed under full sail with variable winds and a heavy southwest swell. The crew spent the day picking oakum, working on the rigging, repairing blocks, and handling other routine chores.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-07","events":[],"lat":-40.3,"lon":-127.9333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 7th\nThis day commences with strong winds from W and clear\nwether steering E by N all sail set middle and last the same\nwith cloudy wether and some drisling rain employed in\nsome small jobs being cloudy no Lat be Long\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["middle","W","strong"],["latter","W","strong"]],"weather":["clear","cloudy","drizzle"],"plain":"The ship sailed under strong westerly winds with cloudy skies and drizzling rain while the crew worked on small jobs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-08","events":[],"lat":-39.9333,"lon":-124.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 8th\nThis day commences with strong winds from S W with cloudy\nwether steering E 1/2 N all sail set wind hauled gradiously\ntill 2 Oclock PM came out S by E braced up sharp and took in\nfore topmast studingsail still going our coarse middle and last\nlight winds from southward heading E N E by the wind\nemployed in takeing about 40 bls Oil out the tank and put it in\ncask and stowed it down the bluber room on account of the tank\nsprining aleak broke out the for hatch for bread\nLat 39°56\" S Long 124° 25\" W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["first","S by E",""],["middle","S","light"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Strong winds gave way to lighter breezes as the ship steered eastward. The crew had to pump about 40 barrels of oil from a leaking tank into casks and stow them in the blubber room.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Oil tank sprang a leak","quote":"on account of the tank sprining aleak","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-09","events":[],"lat":-40.1333,"lon":-123.8833,"fixed":true,"entry":"sunday Jan 9th\nall this 24 houres winds from S S E to S S W light and\npleasant wether steering to eastward closest haul\nall sail out being sunday no employment\nLat 40°08\" S Long 123°53 W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","SSE","light"]],"plain":"Light, pleasant weather with all sail set as the ship headed eastward. Being Sunday, the crew had the day off.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-10","events":[],"lat":-40.6,"lon":-121.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"[struck: Monday] Jan 10th\nthe first part this 24 houres light winds varaying from\nS S W to Southwest steering our coarse E by S with wind free\nfot mast studing sail set middle wind hauled to west last and\nlooked very stormy last hauled back to S W with rain\nLat 40°36\" Long 121°49","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","W",""],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed under light, shifting winds and set additional sails before the weather turned threatening and brought rain.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-11","events":[],"lat":-40.8556,"lon":-119.6223,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 11th 1853\nfirst part this 24 hourse light winds and baflin from SW to S\nand drisling rain at intervals steering our coarse E all sail out\nmiddle and last baflin winds from SW to W and calms no rain\nemployed in small Jobs of diffirent kines\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","calm"],["latter","SW","calm"]],"weather":["drizzle","calm"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds, occasional drizzling rain, and periods of calm; the crew worked on small odd jobs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-12","events":[],"lat":-41.1111,"lon":-117.4278,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 12th\nfirst part these 24 hours light baflin airs from W and fine warm\nwether some cloudy steer E middle and last the same employed\nin repairing foretopssail runner fitting 2 main bunttin block's and\nsome othert small Jobs\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","W","light"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Fine, warm weather with light, shifting breezes. The crew spent the day making minor rigging repairs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-13","events":[],"lat":-41.3667,"lon":-115.2334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Jan 13th\nfirst part these 24 hours light winds from W by n and\nplesant wether steering E all sail set middle wind freshened\nand hauled more north last strong winds from N [struck: &] [struck: E &] [struck: E]\nby E and cloudy foggy rainy wether Lat 41° 22\" S no Long this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W by N","light"],["middle","N","fresh"],["latter","N by E","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy","fog","rain"],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds that later freshened into strong winds with cloudy, foggy, and rainy weather. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-14","events":[],"lat":-42.1833,"lon":-113.0389,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 14th\nThis 24 hours commences with strong winds from Northward\nwith foggy rainy wether took in foretopgallant sail and fly gib\nfore top mast studing sail and spanker took One reef in foretopsail\nsteer E by S middle wind increase to quite a gale and blew in\nsqualls and rain double reefed the topsails last more moderate shook\nthe reef out the topsails with foggy rainy wether being bad\nwether nothing of consequence doing butt standing by for squalls\nstruck a porpois but did not save him Lat 42° 11\" S no Long this day\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["fog","rain","gale","squalls"],"plain":"Gale-force winds, rain, and fog forced the crew to shorten sail and stand by for squalls. They harpooned a porpoise but lost it.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-15","events":[],"lat":-42.4833,"lon":-110.8445,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 15th\nThis day commences with strong winds from NNW with\nfoggy rainy wether set the fore and main topgallant sails\nsteering E 2 or 3 points free middle and last foggy with light winds\nset fore top mast studing sail being foggy no Lat or Long caugh a porpois\n\nRemarkes for","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"Strong winds brought foggy, rainy weather as the ship sailed east. The crew caught a porpoise, but the fog prevented any navigation sights.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-16","events":[],"lat":-42.7833,"lon":-108.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Jan 16\nThis day commences with light winds from NNW and\nfoggy wether clearing up by spells and shuting in again\nsteering E all sail set middle and last calm and foggy most\nthe time being sunday nothing doing no ober this day","wind":[["first","NNW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["fog","calm"],"plain":"Foggy weather and light winds gave way to calms. Being Sunday, the crew did no work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"grampus","count":null}],"lat":-43.0833,"lon":-106.4556,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Jan 17th\nThis 24 houres commences with calm foggy wether\nmiddle and last the same employed in clening and repairing\nblocks and some other small jobs saw a school of grampos\nLat 43° 05\" S [struck: no] Long this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"Calm, foggy weather held throughout the day while the crew cleaned and repaired blocks and did small jobs. They also saw a school of grampuses.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw a school of grampos","quote":"saw a school of grampos"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":1}],"lat":-43.1916,"lon":-104.2612,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 18th\nThis 24 hours commences with calm wether and fog by spells\nmiddle and last the same employed on different jobs\nsaw one fin back caught a fish that would weigh about 4 ponds\nnone of the ship company ever saw one of the chimel before\nNo Lat or Long on account of fog\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"In calm, foggy weather, the crew saw a finback whale and caught an unfamiliar four-pound fish that none of the ship's company had ever seen before.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-19","events":[],"lat":-43.3,"lon":-102.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 19th\nThis 24 hours commences with calm misty wether and\nvery warm for the Lattitude middle the same last we\ngot a fresh pleasant brese from S W with fine wether steering\nE 1/2 W all sail set employed in breaking out fore hatch between\nDeck and pumped off 4 pipes of water and filled the butts up\nBroke out the after hole for meat and started 1 bl pork and Do beef\nLat 43° 18' S Long by crom 102° 4' W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","fresh"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew experienced calm, misty, and unusually warm weather before catching a fresh breeze. They worked in the holds shifting water and breaking out barrels of pork and beef.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-20","events":[],"lat":-43.2333,"lon":-99.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 20th\nThis 24 hours commences with pleasant brese from W and\nplesant wether steering E by N all sail set middle and last\nthe same nothing mutch doing caught a porpoise and dresed him\nsaving the bluber one of the men came to the capt complaining\nof not having meat anough being he come man fashion the capt\ntold the cook to cook more they should have anough to eat\nLat [struck: 43° 14'] Long 99° 58' West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","W","moderate"]],"plain":"Under pleasant breezes, the crew caught and dressed a porpoise for its blubber. When a sailor complained \"man fashion\" about not getting enough meat, the captain ordered the cook to prepare more.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Sailor complained about short rations","quote":"being he come man fashion the capt told the cook to cook more they should have anough to eat","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman complained to captain about food","quote":"one of the men came to the capt complaining\nof not having meat anough","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-21","events":[],"lat":-43.2055,"lon":-96.6945,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 21th\nThis day commences with strong winds from N W and clear\nwether steering E N E all sail set parted the fly gib sheet\nhauled it down and furled it and repaired damage middle strong\nwith rain last wind hauled to SW with rainy cloudy wether\nbeing a wet day nothing much doing caught a porpois\nand dressed him saving the bluber and boiled it out also\nthe bluber we caught yesterday it made us 4 gls of Oil\nbeing cloudy no ober this day","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["clear","rain","cloudy"],"plain":"Strong winds and rain made for a wet day with little to do. The crew caught a porpoise, stripped its blubber, and boiled it down with blubber from the previous day, yielding four gallons of oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-01-22","events":[],"lat":-43.1778,"lon":-93.4222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 22th\nThis 24 hours commences with light calm wether and cloudy\nwith light rain from S to SE hedeling to the eastward at 7 Oclock\ntacked ship to SSE middle part the same last wind hauled\nto NNW with a strong breese squared the yards set foretopsmast\nstudingsail and steared our coarse ENE being foggy and rainy\nnot much doing caught a porpois and dressed [struck: him] him saveing the\nbluber broke out bbl flour\nbeing foggy no eor Ober this day\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","NNW","strong"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy","rain","fog"],"plain":"Calm, cloudy, and rainy weather gave way to a strong breeze and fog. The crew caught a porpoise for its blubber and opened a barrel of flour.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-23","events":[],"lat":-43.15,"lon":-90.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 23th\nThis 24 hours commences with strong winds forom NNW with\nfoggy rainy wether steering ENE all sail set middle the same\nParted the fore topsail brace without doing any other damage spliced it\nand all was right again Last wind moderated and hauled mare west\nand we had clearer wether being sunday nothing doing that could\nbe avoided in the labor line   Lat 43°09\"S Long 90°09' W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["middle","NNW","strong"],["latter","W","moderate"]],"weather":["fog","rain","clear"],"plain":"They sailed through strong winds, fog, and rain. A brace broke on the fore topsail without further damage and was spliced; being Sunday, the crew avoided unnecessary labor.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-24","events":[],"lat":-42.3667,"lon":-87.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 24th\nThis 24 hours commences with light winds from westward and\ncloudy wether steering NE by E all sail set middle the same Last cleared\nup wind became fair wether unbent M T G sail and repaired it and\nbent it again caught a porpois and dreshed him saveing the bluber\nleaned and minced it also the one we caught yesterday\nLat 42°22'S Long 87°15' West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","W","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","clear"],"plain":"The crew caught a porpoise and dressed it for blubber, then cleaned and prepared the blubber from both it and the porpoise caught the day before while repairing sails in fair weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-25","events":[],"lat":-41.6667,"lon":-85.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 25th\nThis day commences with pleasant breeses and wether from\nwest S W heading NE by E all sail set middle the same Last light\naires from S W with heaby swell runing with very warm wether for\nthe Lat employed in getting out our bone on deck spread and\ndried and bunched 35 bundles and stowed what we bundled up\nback again   Lat 41°40'S Long 85°38' West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","WSW","moderate"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"In pleasant, unusually warm weather with a heavy swell, the crew brought whalebone up on deck to dry, tying up 35 bundles and stowing them back below.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"killer","count":null}],"lat":-41.4,"lon":-83.975,"fixed":false,"entry":"wednesday Jan 26th\nThis day commences with nealy a calm with fine wether\nster NE by E when the ship had steerage way took in M sail\nand gibs spanker Juff topsail to keep them from flaping to peeces\nmiddle the same last light breese from SW set all sail again\ndried and bunched 35 bundles of bone and stowed it away\nsaw several fin back whales and some grampuses and\nkillers   Lat 41°24' Long","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In nearly calm weather, the crew took in sails to prevent them from flapping to pieces. They bundled and stored 35 bundles of baleen, and sighted several finback whales, grampuses, and killer whales.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Saw grampuses","quote":"some grampuses"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-27","events":[],"lat":-41.0833,"lon":-82.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 27th\nThis day commences with light winds from S W and\npleasandt wether stearing NE by E all sail set, middle and\nlast the same employed in fsending in fly gib repairing\nit and bending it again braded some white[rope?] sinnet for\nbecketing casks for rafting saw nothing but some birds\nLat 41° 05' S Long 82° 19' west\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","light"],["latter","SW","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds and pleasant weather, the crew repaired and rehung the flying jib and braided rope to secure casks for rafting. They saw nothing but birds.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-40.0,"lon":-79.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 28th\nThis day commences with fine breese and wether from\nS W stearing N E by E all sail out middle and last strong\nwinds and flying cclouds saw several fin backs whales employed\npicking Ocum and broke out meat boiled the porpois bluber\nwe had on hand it made us about 3 gls Oil\nLat 40° 00 S Long 79° 13' west\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"They saw several finback whales while sailing under strong winds. The crew picked oakum, unpacked meat, and boiled down porpoise blubber into about three gallons of oil.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-01-29","events":[],"lat":-38.7333,"lon":-76.1,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 29th\nThis day commences with strong winds from S W and\nplesant wether stearing N E by E all sail set middle and last\nsteer N E employed in diffirent jobs got the anchor gear up\nand overhaled it\nLat 38° 44 S Long 76° 06' west\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","strong"]],"plain":"Fair weather with strong winds; the crew handled various jobs and overhauled the anchor gear.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":-36.65,"lon":-74.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 30th\nThis day commences with fresh winds from S E and good wether\nsteer N E by n all sail set middle and last strong winds with\nflying clouds altered our coarse to N by E 1/2 E pointing off for the\nport of valparaiso it bearing from us this day is N E 3/4 n distance\n238 miles saw two ships stearing in to Eastward supposed\nthem to be sperm whale cruisers nothing doing this day being sunday\nsaw a nomber of fin backs got a Lunner ober and found the Long\nby Sun 74° 04 W by chro 73° 54' west\nLat 36° 39' S\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew headed toward the port of Valparaiso under full sail in fresh winds. They sighted two suspected sperm whalers sailing east and saw a number of finback whales, but did no work as it was Sunday.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-01-31","events":[],"lat":-34.975,"lon":-73.1833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Jan 31th\nThis day commences with strong winds from S E and clear\nwether stearing N by E 1/2 E carrieing all sail pearly before the\nwind middle and last the same employed getting ready\nfor comieng to anchor 8 Oclock A M got a Luner ober by the\nSun and moon and found the Long 73° 11'' w by Sun by chro. 73° 18\nat 3 Oclock got an Ober and by chro 72° 47' west","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Strong winds carried the ship along with every sail set as the crew prepared to come to anchor.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-02-01","events":[],"lat":-33.35,"lon":-71.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 1st\nThis day commences with very strong winds from SE and clear\nwether steering NE with topgallants sails out expecting to rais\nland every hour but it shutt in dark and no land in sight the\nhorizon being hazy coulet not see very far middle the same last\nraised land ahead ran in to itt and found the ship to the southward\nof the port of valparaiso about 18 miles . nothing much doing but\nlooking out for land  Lat 33° 18' S  Long\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","SE","strong"]],"weather":["clear","haze"],"plain":"Under strong winds, the crew spent the day watching for land through a hazy horizon. They finally sighted land ahead, finding themselves about 18 miles south of Valparaíso.","where":"near land","place":"valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-02","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"wednesday Feb 2th\nThis day commences with fine wind from southeast and clear\nwether steered down the coast and came of the port of valparaiso\nabout 7 Oclock PM was boarded by the customs but it died away\ncalm and we lay becalmed untill 5 Oclock [struck: p] got a light breeze\nran in the harbor and came to anchor in 35 fathoms watter\nat 8 Oclock furled sails cleared up decks and washed ship out\nside and in capt went on shore and sent off some fresh beef\nand vegetables\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE",""],["middle","","calm"],["middle","","light"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"After arriving off Valparaiso and being boarded by customs officers, the ship was becalmed overnight. A morning breeze allowed them to enter the harbor and anchor; the captain went ashore and sent back fresh beef and vegetables.","where":"in port","place":"valparaiso","via":[[-71.85,-32.95]]},{"date":"1853-02-03","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 3th\nLay[struck: i]ng in the port of valparaiso with fine wether and light winds\nemployed in breaking out Oil from main hatch took out about 125 bls\non deck and coopered it\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Lying in the port of Valparaiso with fine weather and light winds, the crew brought about 125 barrels of oil up from the main hatch and coopered them on deck.","where":"in port","place":"valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-04","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 4th\nThis day lying in the port of valparaiso with fine wether and strong\nwinds busy breaking out and coopering Oil took on shore the cook we\nshipped at Mahee and Jim and putt them in the hospittle sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","strong"]],"plain":"In port at Valparaiso, the crew worked on oil casks under strong winds. They sent two sick men ashore to the hospital: Jim and the cook who had shipped at Maui.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crewmen sent to the hospital","quote":"took on shore the cook we shipped at Mahee and Jim and putt them in the hospittle sick","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"in port","place":"valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-05","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 5\nLaying in the port of valparaiso fine wether and light winds\nfirst part the day and fresh the last rafted 16 casks of sperm\nOil and sent it ashore some the capt had sold here\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","fresh"]],"plain":"While lying in the port of Valparaiso, the crew rafted 16 casks of sperm oil and sent them ashore, which the captain had sold.","where":"in port","place":"valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-06","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 6th\nLay in the port of valparaiso with fine weather and light winds\nAll hands lying idle wating to take on shore some oil\nLatter part Starboard watch ashore on Liberty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"Lying in port at Valparaiso with fine weather, the crew remained idle while waiting to unload oil ashore. Later, the starboard watch went ashore on liberty.","where":"in port","place":"valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-07","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 7th\nLaying in port of Valparaiso with fine weather and light\nWinds Starboard watch ashore Latter part watch came\nAboard all but one man dischared two men that\nWorked their passage from Mowee also dischared the\nMate fucter the 2nd and third mate to Mate and 2d Mate\nEmployed breaking out oil an coopering it","wind":[["whole","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Valparaiso, half the crew had shore leave, though one man failed to return. The ship discharged two men who had worked their passage from Maui, along with the first mate, and promoted the junior mates.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"First mate and passengers discharged while one crewman stayed ashore","quote":"dischared two men that Worked their passage from Mowee also dischared the Mate","interest":4},{"kind":"crew","title":"One man failed to return aboard","quote":"watch came\nAboard all but one man","interest":1,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"in port","place":"Valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-08","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-09","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-10","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-11","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-12","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-13","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-14","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-15","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-16","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-17","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-18","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-19","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65},{"date":"1853-02-20","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 20\nLying in port of Valparaiso with good weather\nEmployed stowing water took 2 men on shore\nTo ship them one of them McD[onah?] deserted\nBefore shipping discharged Knowlton and\nMarianna Boatsteerer Fay deserted from the ship\n7 men that the Capt Shipped came off\nLatter part 3d Mate came of and the rest of the\nMen that the Capt Shipped hove short and\nMast headed the Topsails to go to sea this afternoon\n\nRemarks for","plain":"In port at Valparaiso, the crew stowed water and dealt with crew changes. Knowlton and Marianna were discharged, while two men deserted, including harpooner Fay. With new recruits aboard, they prepared to set sail that afternoon.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Harpooner and recruit deserted in port","quote":"Marianna Boatsteerer Fay deserted from the ship","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"crew","title":"McDonah deserted before shipping","quote":"one of them McD[onah?] deserted\nBefore shipping","interest":3,"topic":"desertions"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Seven shipped men came aboard","quote":"7 men that the Capt Shipped came off","interest":1}],"where":"in port","place":"Valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-21","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 21st\nLying in port of Valparaiso with light breese\nAt 2 oclock Capt came aboard hove up the anchor\nAnd stood out to sea strong breese outside from\nS and S by E stearing by the wind Larbard tacks aboard\nWNW whole top sails and courses\nLatter part double reefed the top sails strong\nBreese and hazy weather gat the anchors on the\nBows lashed them\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","S","strong"],["middle","S by E","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"After lying in the port of Valparaiso, the captain returned aboard at 2 o'clock. The crew weighed anchor and stood out to sea under strong breezes, later securing the anchors and reducing sail as the weather turned hazy.","where":"in port","place":"Valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-22","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 22d\nCommences with strong breese from the S E\nHeading S.W. and S W by W with double reefed topsails\nAnd courses 5 oclock stove the bow boat of the\nCranes but did not do any damage\nLatter part more moderate shook the reefs out of\nThe Topsails standing of and on the land\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the ship headed southwest under reduced sail. A whaleboat was stove off the cranes at five o'clock, but caused no further damage. Later, they cruised back and forth off the coast under more sail.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Whaleboat stove on its cranes","quote":"stove the bow boat of the Cranes but did not do any damage","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-02-23","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 23d\nCommences with moderate breese from the S and E\nHeading on and off the land Valparaiso Light house in\nSight Latter part Lying of the Harbor of Valparaiso\nShore boat came of and the Capt went on shore to\nHunt up deserters Luging on and of with light\nBaffeling winds","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["latter","variable","light"]],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Valparaiso harbor in light winds, a shore boat came alongside and the captain went ashore to hunt down deserters.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Captain went ashore to find deserters","quote":"Shore boat came of and the Capt went on shore to Hunt up deserters","interest":5,"topic":"desertions"}],"where":"near land","place":"Valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-24","events":[],"lat":-32.95,"lon":-71.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 24th\nCommences with light baf[blot]tling winds Lying on and\nOff Valparaiso 5 oclock Capt came of bringing two men\nthat deserted Fay and Williams Calm\nMiddle and Latter part wind S. E. Steering N.W. by W.\nEmployed Lashing the Anchors and setting up rigging\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Valparaiso, the captain returned bringing back two deserters, Fay and Williams. Afterward, they steered northwest by west, secured the anchors, and worked on the rigging.","where":"near land","place":"Valparaiso"},{"date":"1853-02-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":-31.9042,"lon":-72.6917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Feb 25th\nCommences with calm watch employed washing ship\noutside and setting up rigging 1 Sail in sight\nMiddle and Latter part light air from the S. E. Steering\nNW by W watch employed in ordinary ships duty 1 Sail in\nsight saw one school of small Black fish\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew washed the ship's exterior, worked on the rigging, and sighted a school of small pilot whales alongside another vessel.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-02-26","events":[],"lat":-30.8584,"lon":-73.7334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Feb 26th\nCommences with calm watch employed setting up\nRigging and other ships duty 1 Sail in sight\nMiddle and Latter part calm watch employed in\nordinary Ships duty Bab, Williams, the Carpenter and\nManuel, Portiga of duty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm weather prevailed all day. The crew worked on the rigging and other routine ship's duties with one other ship in sight. Bab, Williams, the carpenter, and Manuel Portiga were off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members off duty sick","quote":"Bab, Williams, the Carpenter and\nManuel, Portiga of duty sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-02-27","events":[],"lat":-29.8125,"lon":-74.775,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Feb 27th\nCommences with light breeze from the S.W.\nSteering N.W. by W. with all sail set watch\nEmployed about the ship in different jobs\nMiddle part wind S.W. Latter part wind hauled to S.S.E.\nSteering N.W. by W. watch employed in ships duty\nInvalids much the same all sail set\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","SSE",""]],"plain":"The crew kept busy with ship's duties under light breezes with all sails set. The sick men remained much the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids remained much the same","quote":"Invalids much the same","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-02-28","events":[],"lat":-28.7667,"lon":-75.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 28th\nCommences with moderate breeze from the S.S.E.\nSteering N.W. by W with all sail out and cloudy weather\nwatch employed in ordinary ships duty\nMiddle and Latter part moderate breeze from the S.E.\nSteering N.W. by W all sail out watch employed breaking\nout fore hold for Shooks williams on duty the others much\nthe same\nLat 28=46\nLon by Chro. 75=49","wind":[["first","SSE","moderate"],["middle","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"with every sail set in moderate breezes, the crew did ordinary ship's duty and broke out cask parts from the front hold. Williams returned to duty while the others remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-01","events":[],"lat":-27.1834,"lon":-77.5167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Mar 1st 53\nCommences with moderate breese from the S E Stering\nN.W. by W all sail out and good weather watch employd\nRepairing the jib Cooper setting up shooks\nMiddle and Latter part moderate breese from\nThe S.E. Stering N. W by W watch employd in\nships duty Carpenter on duty Manuel and bob much the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather, repairing the jib and doing general ship's duty while the cooper set up barrel casks. The carpenter returned to duty, while Manuel and Bob remained sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-02","events":[],"lat":-25.6,"lon":-79.2167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Mar 2d\nCommences with moderate breze from the S. E.\nStering N. W. by W with all sail set watch employd\nIn ships duty unbent the jib and bent another one\nLatter part Stering N W by W all sail set watch employd\nRepairing Main Top Sail invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed with every sail set while the crew attended to routine ship's duty, changed the jib, and repaired the main topsail. The sick crewmen remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-03","events":[],"lat":-24.0167,"lon":-80.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Mar 3d\nCommences with moderate breze from the S.E. Stering\nW.N.W. with all sail out watch employd repairing the\nMain top sail broke out some soaff and stoks\nMiddle and Latter part wind E.S.E. Stering W.N.W. with\nAll sail out watch employd repairing main top sail\nLat 24=4, S\nLon by Chro 80=55\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","ESE",""],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with all sails set under moderate breezes while the crew repaired the main topsail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-04","events":[],"lat":-22.8834,"lon":-82.4556,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Mar 4th\nCommences with light breze from the E. S. E. Stering W.N.W.\nWith all sail out and clear weather watch employd\nRepairing Main Sail started 2 casks Water af[illegible]\nMiddle and latter part wind E.S.E Stering W.N.W watch employd\n\nRepairing Main sail invalids much the same opened one bbl Flour\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","ESE",""],["latter","ESE",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Under clear skies and light breezes, the crew repaired the mainsail and opened a barrel of flour. The sick men remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-05","events":[],"lat":-21.75,"lon":-83.9944,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Mar 5th\nCommences with light breze from the E. S E. Stering\nN.W. by W. all sail out watch employ is repairing\nMain sail clear weather Middle and Latter part\nWind S.E. Stering N.W. finished repairing the main\nsail and bent it cloudy with freqent rain squalls\nCharles of duty sick the other invalids much the same\nall sail out\nLat by Obs 21=45","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"weather":["clear","cloudy","rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew repaired and remounted the mainsail under frequent rain squalls. Charles was off duty sick, and the other sick crewmen remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-06","events":[],"lat":-19.5,"lon":-85.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Mar 6th\nCommences with moderate breese from the S.E.\nStearing N.W. all sail out watch employd in ships\nduty broke out for meat Middle and Latter part\nmoderate breese from S.E. Stearing N W all sail out\nInvalids much the same Lat by Obs 19=30\nLon by Chro 85=32\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"Sailing northwest under moderate breezes, the crew attended to routine ship's duty and brought up salt meat from the hold. The sick crewmen were reported as \"much the same.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-07","events":[],"lat":-17.6667,"lon":-87.3111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Mar 7th\nCommences with moderate breese from the S.E. and\ngood weather Stearing N.W. all sail out watch employd\nIn ships duty Middle and Latter part moderate breese\nFrom S.E. Stearing N.W. watch employd making scruch broon\nTeelt Mark of duty sick others much the same\nLat by Obs 17=40\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","SE","moderate"],["latter","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship sailed northwest under good weather with all sails set while the crew carried out routine ship duties. One crew member was off duty sick, with others in a similar condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-08","events":[],"lat":-16.1167,"lon":-89.0889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Mar 8th\nCommences with moderate breese from the S.E.\nStearing N.W. by W all sail out watch employd in\nships duty Middle and Latter part wind from E.S.E. to S.E.\nStearing N.W. by W. all sail out Morse of duty sick th others much same\nWatch employd in ordinary ships duty Lat by Obs 16=07\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["middle","ESE",""],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"Sailing with all sails set under moderate breezes, the crew carried out routine ship's duties. Morse was off duty sick, and the others remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-09","events":[],"lat":-15.1,"lon":-90.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Mar 9th\nCommences with moderate breese from S.E. and E.S.E.\nStearing W.N.W. all sail out with light squalls\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle and Latter\nPart wind much the same watch employed painting\nShip Morse very bad with the fitevr the others about the same\nLat by Obs 15=06\nLon by Chro 90=52\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"],["first","ESE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through light squalls and spent the day painting the ship. Morse was very sick with fever, while the other ill crew members remained about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member suffered from severe fever","quote":"Morse very bad with the fitevr the others about the same","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-10","events":[],"lat":-14.3167,"lon":-92.2333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Mar 10th\nCommences with moderate breese from the E.S.E. Stearing\nW.N.W. with all sail out watch employd in painting ship\nMiddle and Latter part wind much the same Stearing the same\nWatch employd Painting ship Morse bad the others some better\nLat by Obs 14=19\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","ESE","moderate"],["latter","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set and spent the day painting the ship. Morse remained quite ill, while the other sick men were doing some better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-11","events":[],"lat":-13.4833,"lon":-93.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Mar 11th\nCommences with light breese from the S.E. Stearing\nN.W. by W and W.N.W. all sail out watch employd painting\nShip Middle and Latter part wind E.S.E. Stearing\nW.N.W. Tied Williams in the rigging for miss behavior\nWatch employd painting ship all sail out\nMorse No better the other invalids getting better\nLat by Obs 13=29\nLon by Chro 93=36","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","ESE",""],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"The crew painted the ship under full sail. Williams was tied in the rigging as punishment for misbehavior, Morse remained unwell, and the other sick crewmen were recovering.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman tied in rigging for misbehavior","quote":"Tied Williams in the rigging for miss behavior","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-12","events":[],"lat":-12.6333,"lon":-95.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Mar 12th\nCommences with light breeze from the E.S.E. Steering\nN.W. by W all sail out watch employed painting\nship Middle and Latter part wind much the same steering\nW.N.W. Carpenter employed repairing Waist boat watch\nemployed breaking out Water in Main Hatch Charles\nOn duty Morse worse the others much the same\nLat by Obs 12=38\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"The crew painted the ship and brought water up from the main hatch while the carpenter repaired the waist boat. Charles returned to duty, but Morse was worse and the other sick men were unchanged.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-13","events":[],"lat":-11.5833,"lon":-96.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Mar 13th\nCommences with light breeze from the E.S.E. Steering\nW.N.W. Watch employed stowing back emty casks\nAnd breaking out molasses and meat Middle and\nLatter part much the same watch employed in ships duty\n\nMorse growing worse all the time the others getting better\nLat by Obs 11=35\nLon by Chrō 96=44\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties, stowing empty casks and breaking out molasses and meat. While other sick crew members were improving, Morse was growing worse.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1853-03-14","events":[],"lat":-10.725,"lon":-98.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Mar 14th\nCommences with moderate breeze from the E.S.E.\nSteering W.N.W. all sail out watch employed in\nships duty Middle and Latter part much the same\nwatch employed fitting the cutting blocks and guy blocks\nAt 10 oclock and 30 minutes ^A Seaman named\nCharles Morse died [struck: Seubed] him up and brought him\nOn deck and Laid him out supposed he died of\nPluercsy he had Friends Boston and Lowell Cook and Snow\nTraders in New Bedford also some relation to him\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"Seaman Charles Morse died at 10:30, believed to have died of pleurisy. The crew brought him on deck and laid him out, noting he had friends in Boston and Lowell, and relatives in New Bedford.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Seaman Charles Morse died of pleurisy","quote":"","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-15","events":[],"lat":-9.8667,"lon":-100.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Mar 15\nCommences with light breeze from the S.E. by E.\nSteering N.W. all sail out watch employed painting\nWaist and Larboard boats setting up royal backstays\nAnd fitting cutting and and guy blocks At 1/2 past 6 A.M.\nBuried Morse Middle and Latter part wind S.E.\nSteering W.N.W. watch employed in ships duty\nBob no better Manuel about the same\nLat by Obs 9=52\nLon by Chro 100=16","wind":[["first","SE by E","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The crew painted the waist and left boats and worked on the rigging. At 6:30 a.m. they buried Morse at sea. Bob remained unwell and Manuel was about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member Morse was buried at sea","quote":"At 1/2 past 6 A.M. Buried Morse","interest":5,"topic":"deaths"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-16","events":[],"lat":-8.8667,"lon":-102.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Mar 16th\nCommences with light breeze from the S. E. by E.\nStearing W. N. W. all sail out watch employed in\nships duty and painting Bow Boat Middle and\nLatter part much the same watch employed in\nships duty and painting Sth Boat [illegible] much the same\nLat by Obs 08=52\nLon by Chro 102=14\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE by E","light"]],"plain":"The crew kept busy with ship's maintenance and painted the whaleboats under light breezes.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-17","events":[],"lat":-7.7,"lon":-104.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Mar 17\nCommences with light breeze from S. E.\nStearing W. N. W all sail out watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty unbent the Main top sail.\nAnd bent another one unbent the fore top sail\n\nAnd bent the one from the Main Middle and\nLatter part wind S. E. Stearing W. N. W. watch\nEmployed in ordinary ships duty bob on duty\nLat by Obs 7=42\nLon by Chro 104=03\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed with every sail set in light breezes while the crew tended to routine ship duties and changed the sails. Bob returned to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-18","events":[],"lat":-6.8333,"lon":-106.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Mar 18th\nCommences with light breeze from S. E.\nStearing W. N. W. all sail out watch employed\nAbout the ship in defferent jobs took a lunar. Obs^d\nMiddle and Latter part wind the same Stearing\nThe same watch employed repairing F. T. Sail\nJoseph Portugese of duty sick Manuel getting better\nLat by Obs 6=50\nLon by Chro 106=17\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew kept busy with various maintenance jobs around the ship and repaired a topsail. Joseph was off duty sick, while Manuel was recovering.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-19","events":[],"lat":-5.9542,"lon":-107.5791,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Mar 19th\nCommences with light breeze from S. E. Stearing\nW. N. W. watch employed repairing F. T. Sail\nMiddle and Latter part win S. E. Stearing N. W.\nWatch employed breaking out Sail room and stowing\nOver some New F T Sail braces and M T Gallant. sheets\nManuel the Boatsteerer of duty sick 2 men of duty\nForward","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The crew repaired sails and worked in the sail room. Manuel, a harpooner, and two other crew members were off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-20","events":[],"lat":-5.075,"lon":-108.875,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Mar 20th\nCommences with Light breese from the\nS.E. Steering N.W. all sail out watch employd in\nships duty some light rain squalls Middle and\nLatter part wind E. Steering N.W. all sail out with\nfrequent rain squalls - not much going on being wet\nInvalids remain about the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Light breezes and frequent rain squalls kept the crew from doing much, though the watch carried on routine ship duties. The sick crewmen remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-21","events":[],"lat":-4.1959,"lon":-110.1709,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Mar 21st\nCommences with moderate breese from E.N.E.\nAnd cloudy weather with rain Steering N.W.\nWatch employd in ordinary Ships duty\nMiddle and Latter part wind N.E. Steering N.W. clear\nweather watch employd washing ship inside 1 Sail in sight\nInvalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","clear"],"plain":"The crew sailed northwest through rain and later clear skies, doing routine duties and washing the inside of the ship. One other ship was in sight, and the sick men were reported unchanged.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-22","events":[],"lat":-3.3167,"lon":-111.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Mar 22\nCommence with Light breese from the N.E. and good\nweather Steering N.W. all sail set watch employd\nBreaking out After hold for Flour Lime and Clay\nOne Sail in sight Middle part rainy wind E.N.E.\nLatter part clear weather wind E.N.E. Steering\nN.W. 2 Sail in sight invalids getting better\nWatch employd in ordinary ships duty\nLat by Obs 3=14.S.\nLon by Chro 111=28\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["rain","clear"],"plain":"The crew broke out flour, lime, and clay from the after hold, with a couple of other vessels in sight. The sick crewmen were reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-1.7833,"lon":-112.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 23\nCommences with moderate breese from E.S.E.\nAnd good weather Steering N.W. all sail out watch\nEmployd setting up main top mast rigging and\nBreaking out for meat saw some spouts but\ngoing to quick to see what they was Middle\nAnd Latter part much the same watch employd\nTaking out the Larboard pot and setting a new one\nInvalids much the same\nLat 1=47 by Obs S\nLon by Chro 112=54","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"]],"plain":"They sailed under full sail in good weather while the crew worked on rigging, unpacked provisions, and replaced a try-pot. They saw spouts, but whatever made them moved too fast to identify. The sick crewmen were unchanged.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-24","events":[],"lat":-0.7833,"lon":-113.5417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Mar 24[blot]\nCommences with light breeze from the E.N.E. with\nGood weather Steering N.W. all sail out watch\nEmployed about the try works setting the pot\nMiddle and Latter part light baffeling winds\nSteering N W. watch employ'd about the ship in\nDifferent jobs invalids getting better\nLat by Obs 00.41.S.\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"plain":"With light winds and good weather, the crew worked on setting the furnace pots and handled odd jobs around the ship. The sick crewmen were reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-25","events":[],"lat":0.5,"lon":-114.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Mar 25th\nCommences with Light air from E. to. N.E. Steering\nN.W. all sail out and good weather watch employ'd\nIn doing small jobs about the Ship Middle and\nLatter part light air Steering N.W. watch employ'd in ship duty\nManuel in duty the others 2 getting better Lat by Obs 0.35.N.\nLon by Chro 114=41\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes as the ship made its way northwest under full sail. The crew worked on small shipboard tasks, Manuel returned to duty, and two other sick men were improving.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Manuel returned to duty while others improved","quote":"Manuel in duty the others 2 getting better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-26","events":[],"lat":1.1667,"lon":-115.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Mar 26th\nCommences with light breeze from the E.S.E. and good\nWeather Steering N W 1/2 N all sail out watch employ'd\nBreaking out Main Hatch for water Middle and\nLatter part wind SE, Steering N.W. by N. watch employ'd\nBreaking out Molasses and other small jobs invalids better\nOne Sail in sight Lat by Obs 1=10=N\nLon by Chro 115=04\nRemarks for [struck: Saturday]","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather, broke out water and molasses from the main hatch, and reported the sick men were improving. A ship was sighted in the distance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-27","events":[],"lat":2.25,"lon":-116.3333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Mar 27th\nCommences with light breeze from the S.E. and\nGood weather Steering N W 1/2 N all sail out watch\nEmployed in small jobs about the Ship Middle and\nLatter part light breeze Steering N.W. and good\nWeather all sail out only one man of duty sick\nCaught a number of Skip Jacks","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"With good weather and light breezes, the ship sailed under full canvas while the crew did small jobs aboard. One man was off duty sick, and they caught a number of skipjack tuna.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught a number of skipjacks","quote":"Caught a number of Skip Jacks","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-28","events":[],"lat":3.3333,"lon":-117.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Mar 28th\nCommences with light breese from the E.N.E.\nWth rain squalls Steering N.W. all sail out\nMiddle and Latter part light breese from S.E.\nStearing N. by N. watch employd breaking out main\nhatch for some boards Joe no better\nLat by Obs 3=20\nLon by Chro 117=36\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Light breezes and rain squalls; the crew broke out boards from the main hatch. The keeper noted that Joe was no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Joe reported no better","quote":"Joe no better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-29","events":[],"lat":4.0,"lon":-118.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday 29th\nCommences with light breese from S.E. and\nGood Weather Stearing N.W. all sail out watch\nEmployed in ordinary ships duty Middle and\nLatter part much the watch employed breaking out\n\nShooks Carpenter and Mack of duty sick Lat by Obs 4=0\nLon by Chro 118=54\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes and good weather while sailing under full sail. The crew broke out barrel parts, while the carpenter and Mack remained off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Carpenter and Mack off duty sick","quote":"Carpenter and Mack of duty sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-30","events":[],"lat":6.3,"lon":-120.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Mar 30th\nCommences with light breese from the E.N.E.\nWith good weather Stearing N.W by W. all sail out\nWatch employd in Making seixing stuff unbent\nThe Fore Top Sail and bent anolther one Middle and\nLatter part Wind N.E. Stearing N.W. by W. clear weather\nCarpenter and mack on duty Lat by Obs 6=18\nLon by Chro 120=24\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Fine weather with all sail set while the crew made cordage and replaced the foretopsail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-03-31","events":[],"lat":7.65,"lon":-122.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Mar 31st\nCommences with moderate breese from the\nN.E. Stearing N.W by W. and good weather watch\nEmployd in small jobs about the ship Cooper\nSetting up Shooks Middle and Latter part\nStrong breese N E Stearing N.W. by W good weather\nLat by Obs 7=34\nLon by Chro 122=42\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Fine weather and steady sailing under a moderate to strong northeast breeze while the crew did small jobs aboard and the cooper assembled cask parts.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-01","events":[],"lat":9.2,"lon":-124.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Apr 1st\nCommences with moderate breese from N.E.\nStearing N.W by W and good weather all sail out\nWatch employd in ordniary ships duty Middle\nPart rain Latter part rainy and strong breese from N.E.\nStearing N.W. by W. Lat by Obs 9=12\nLon by Chro 124=39","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under full sail. The day began with fair weather but turned rainy with strong breezes.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-02","events":[],"lat":10.9667,"lon":-127.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 2^d\nCommences with strong breeze from N.E. Steering\nN.W. by W. all sail out and cloudy weather with\nsqualls watch employed in ships duty one man of duty\nMiddle part strong breeze took in gaff Top Sail\nAnd fly jib and top mast studdingsail Latter\npart strong breeze Steering N.W. by W. squally\nLat by Obs 10=58\nLon by Chr 127=37\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy","squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squalls as they steered northwest by west, reducing sail during the night. The crew attended to ship's duty, with one man off duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-03","events":[],"lat":12.1167,"lon":-130.25,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Apr 3^d\nCommences with strong breeze from N.E.\nSteering N.W. by W. cloudy weather watch\nemployed in ships duty took in F. T. G. Sail\nMiddle and Latter part more moderate set Fore T G\nSail cloudy and hasy weather Lat by Obs 12=07\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy","haze"],"plain":"Routine sailing in cloudy and hazy weather with nothing else to report.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-04","events":[],"lat":13.1,"lon":-132.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday April 4^th\nCommences with strong breeze from N. E. Steering\nW.N.W. and cloudy weather took in F.T.G. Sail Fly\nJib gaff T Sail Spanker and M T G Sail blowing fresh\nMiddle part more moderate set M T.G. Sail Latter\npart wind E Steering W.S.W set M Royal and F.T.G. Sail\nT Mast S. Sail Peter Boatsteerer of duty, sick\nLat 13=06\nLon by Obs 132=57\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["first","","fresh"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed under fresh breezes and cloudy skies, adjusting sail as the wind changed. Harpooner Peter was off duty, sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-05","events":[],"lat":14.15,"lon":-135.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday April 5^th\nCommences with moderate breze from N. E. Steering\nW.S.W. all sail out hasy weather watch employed\nSetting up Fore top Mast backstays and top mast\nRigging Fly jib guys and stay Middle and Latter\npart wind N.E. Steering W.S.W. and S.W. by W.\nLat by Obs 14=09\nLon by Chr 135=28\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Routine sailing in hazy weather with all sails set while the crew worked on the rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-06","events":[],"lat":15.3333,"lon":-137.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 6^th\nCommences with light breeze from N.E. and good\nweather Steering N.W. by W watch employed in ordinary\nships duty all sail out Middle and Latter part\nwind N.N.E. Steering N.W. by W all sail out watch\nemployed in ships duty Peter still of duty sick\nLat by Obs 15=20\nLon by Chr 137=18","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","NNE",""],["latter","NNE",""]],"plain":"Fine weather and light winds with all sail set, while the crew carried out routine ship's duty. Peter remained off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-07","events":[],"lat":16.375,"lon":-139.5445,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Apr 7th\nCommences with light breese from N.N.E.\nStearing N.N.by.W with clear weather all sail\nOut watch employed in ordinary ships duty\nMiddle and Latter part wind E.N.E. Stearing N.W.by.W\nCloudy weather Peter off duty some better cleaning muskits\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["clear","cloudy"],"plain":"The ship sailed under clear, then cloudy skies with all sails set. The crew did routine ship's duty, while Peter remained off duty but was feeling better and spent time cleaning muskets.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-08","events":[],"lat":17.4167,"lon":-141.7889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Apr 8th\nCommences with light breese from E.N.E. Stearing\nW.N.W. all sail out cloudy weather Carpenters ate\nemployed repairing windlass the rest of the watch\ndoing small jobs about the ship Middle and Latter\npart wind much the same Stearing W.N.W cloudy\nWeather all sail out Peter getting better\nLat by Obs 17=25-\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","ENE","light"],["latter","ENE","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through cloudy weather while the carpenters repaired the windlass. Peter was reported to be recovering.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-09","events":[],"lat":18.4667,"lon":-144.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 9th\nCommences with light breeze from E.N.E. Stearing\nW.N.W. all sail out rainy watch employed assorting\nover Potatoes Middle and Latter part wind E.N.E.\nStearing W.N.W all sail out watch employed in ships duty\nPeter still off duty Lat by Obs 18=28\nLon by Chr 144=02\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through rainy weather, spending their time sorting through potatoes and attending to routine ship's duties. Peter remained off duty.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Peter remained off duty","quote":"Peter still off duty","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-10","events":[],"lat":19.4167,"lon":-145.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Apr 10th\nCommences with light breeze from E.N.E. and good\nWeather Stearing W.N.W. all sail out watch\nEmployed in ship duty Middle and Latter part\nWind E.N.E. Stearing W,N,W,all sail out Peter no better\nPleasant weather Lat by Obs 19=25-\nLon by Chr 145=42\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed with every sail set in pleasant weather, with the crew attending to routine ship duties. Peter was reported as being no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-11","events":[],"lat":20.025,"lon":-147.6667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Apr 11th\nCommences with moderate breeze from N.E.\nand good weather Stearing W.N.W. all sail out\nWatch employed in common Ships duty Middle\nAnd Latter part Wind E.N.E. Stearing WbyN Watch\nEmployed breaking out for water clear weather\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Fine weather and routine sailing under full sail. The crew carried out regular ship's duties and broke out fresh water from the hold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":"sperm","count":1}],"lat":20.6333,"lon":-149.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 12th\nCommences with light breeze from E.N.E. and\nCloudy weather Stearing W. by N all sail out\nWatch employed filling the casks with salt water\nthat was taken to fill the butts Peter on duty\n\nTuesday Apr 12th\nMiddle and Latter part wind E.N.E. Steering\n[drawing: X] W by N At 6. AM. saw Sperm whales Lowered 4 boats\nWaist boat struck and took the whale alongside\nAt 11. AM. get out the cutting falls Lat by Obs 20=38\nLon by Chro 149=38\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew filled empty casks with salt water. Early in the morning they saw sperm whales and put out four boats; the waist boat harpooned one and brought it alongside to begin stripping blubber.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"caught.sperm-d"},{"date":"1853-04-13","events":[],"lat":20.8,"lon":-151.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 13th\nCommences with moderate breese from E.N.E. Laying\nW NW head yards aback commenced cutting 6. PM.\nFinished cutting and made sail steering W\nCloudy and light rain Middle and Latter part\nLight breese from E. Steering W. watch employed\nGutting up the blubber and clearing away the\nhead commenced boiling the case Lat by Obs 20=48\nLon by Chro 151=36\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain"],"plain":"The crew finished stripping the blubber from a whale by early evening and set sail westward. They spent the rest of the day cutting up the blubber, clearing the whale's head, and boiling oil from the case.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-04-14","events":[],"lat":20.8333,"lon":-153.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 14\nCommences with light breese from E. Steering\nW. watch employed cutting up the head and bailing\ncase 4 pm Commenced boiling Middle and Latter\npart wind E. Steering W. employed boiling\nLat by Obs 20=50\nLon by Chro 153=05\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"The crew cut up a whale's head, bailed out the spermaceti case, and began boiling the blubber into oil while sailing westward.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-04-15","events":[],"lat":20.8833,"lon":-155.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Apr 15\nCommences with light breese from E, N, E,\nSteering W, employed boiling. Middle and\nLatter part wind N. E. Steering W, cooled down\nand washed of decks turned out 40 bbls oil Bet of duty\nLat 20=53\nLon by Chro 155=51\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","NE",""]],"plain":"The crew finished boiling blubber, cooled down the works, and washed the decks, yielding 40 barrels of oil.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-16","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-156.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 16\nCommences with moderate breese from N. E. Steering\nW. took a lunar Obs watch employed clearing up\nDecks and coopering oil At 2, P.M. saw Mowee\nBearing W distance 20 Miles Middle part strong\nBreese took in top mast studding sail and Fore & M[illegible]\nGgallant sails Latter part run through the passage\n7. A.M. Capt went ashore after recruits sent the\nBoat of with some fresh beef sent of 15 bbls\nSweet Potatoes Laying of and on the harbor","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew cleared the decks and coopered oil. After sighting Maui, they ran through the passage and cruised off and on the harbor while the captain went ashore for provisions, sending back fresh beef and 15 barrels of sweet potatoes.","where":"near land","place":"Mowee","via":[[-155.85,20.65],[-156.45,20.45]],"plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"maui"},{"date":"1853-04-17","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-156.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Apr 17th\nCommences with calm and Light baffeling winds\nLaying of and on Mowee harbor Capt sent of 15 bbls\nIrish potatoes 10 bbls Pork and 7 bbls Molasses 50 pies\nPumpkins 4 P.M. Capt came aboard and stood to\nSea with strong breese from E.N.E. Stering between\nMolickie and Raini for the Ochotsk sea Middle\nPart wind N.E. Stering W. Latter part Steerng WNW\nSaw Oahu bearing N. distance 20 miles strong brese\nManuel and Charles of duty sick\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["first","ENE","strong"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While cruising off Maui harbor, the ship took on potatoes, pork, molasses, and pumpkins. The captain returned aboard at 4 P.M. and they set off for the Sea of Okhotsk, later sighting Oahu.","where":"near land","place":"Mowee","at":"maui"},{"date":"1853-04-18","events":[],"lat":21.85,"lon":-159.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Apr 18th\nCommences with strong breese from N.E. Stering\nWbyN and good weather all sail out saw Attoi bearing\nNN.W distance 30 miles Middle part moderate breese\nStering WbyN Latter part all hands employed Stoing\ndown Sperm oil in the after hold wind N.N.E. Stering\nWbyN Carpenter of duty sick the others much the same\nLat by Obs 21=58\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","NNE",""]],"plain":"Under good weather and all sail set, the crew sighted the island of Attoi in the distance. The men stowed sperm oil down in the after hold, while the carpenter was off duty sick.","where":"near land","place":"Attoi","via":[[-157.05,20.65],[-158.35,21.35],[-159.55,21.75]],"plate":"work.stowing-a","at":"kauai"},{"date":"1853-04-19","events":[],"lat":22.5833,"lon":-163.523,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 19th\nCommences with moderate breese from N.E. and\nSqually Stering W.byN. all sail out employed\nStowing down finished Stowe down 50. bbls\nMiddle and Latter part wind N.E. Stering WbyN\nWatch employ'd in ships duty invalids much the same\nLat by Obs 22=85\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","NE",""],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew finished storing 50 barrels of oil in the hold, attended to ship's duties, and noted that the sick men aboard remained much the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members showed no improvement","quote":"invalids much the same","interest":2,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-159.85,21.85],[-160.15,22.35]],"plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1853-04-20","events":[],"lat":23.05,"lon":-167.5198,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 20th\nCommences with strong breese from N.E. Stering\nWbyN all sail out watch employd getting out meat\nand stowing 1 bbl Bread lashing pamprnos over\nthe stern and others small jobs Middle and Latter\nPart wind EN.E. Stering W. watch employd breaking\nOut Shooks Charles on duty Carpenter and Manuel the same\nLat by Obs 23=03\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"The crew handled meat, stowed bread, lashed casks, and brought out barrel parts, while Charles, Manuel, and the carpenter were on duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-21","events":[],"lat":23.3333,"lon":-171.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 21st\nCommences with moderate breese from E.N.E. Stering\nW cloudy weather all sail out unbent the M.T. G Sail\nand repaired it and sent it up again sent down the\nMain Royal unbent it and bent another one and sent\nIt up again Middle and Latter part wind the same\nStering W watch employd repairing Fjibs and\nothers jobs invalids much the same Lat by Obs 23=20\nLong by Chro 171=31","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","ENE","moderate"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed under cloudy skies, repaired and changed several sails, and noted that the sick men aboard were about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-22","events":[],"lat":23.6667,"lon":-173.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Apr 22d\nCommences with moderate breese from E.N.E.\nAnd good weather Steering W all sail out finishe[struck: d]\nthe F jib and bent it set up jib guys Middle and\nLatter part light breuse and good weather steering W.\nWatch employed assorting over sweet potatoes Manuel\nOn duty Carpenter [struck: muchelt]the same Lat by Obs 23=40\nLon by Chro 173 54\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Good weather and light winds as the ship sailed west with every sail set. The crew sorted through sweet potatoes, Manuel was on duty, and the carpenter was much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-23","events":[],"lat":24.35,"lon":-175.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 23d\nCommences with light breese from E Steering W[illegible]W\nWith good weather all sail out watch employed in\nDifferent jobs about the Ship Cooper setting up Hides\nMiddle and Latter wind E.N.E. Steering W by S. all sail out\nWatch employed in ordinary Ships duty Carpenter getting better\nLat by Obs 24=21\nLon by Chro 175-35\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed under good weather with all sails set while the crew carried out routine ship's duty, including the cooper working on hides. The carpenter was reported to be recovering from illness.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-24","events":[],"lat":24.9333,"lon":-177.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Apr 24th\nCommences with light breeze from E.S.E. Steering\nW by S. all sail out and good weather watch employed\nIn Ordinary Ships duty some repairing F.T.G. Sail\nMiddle and Latter part wind the same Steering WbyS\nCarpenter getting better Lat by Obs 24=56\nLon by Chro 177 10 W.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","ESE","light"],["latter","ESE","light"]],"plain":"Under light breezes and good weather, the crew carried out routine ship's duty and repaired a sail. The carpenter was reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":25.6333,"lon":-179.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Apr 25th\nCommences with light breeze from E.N.E. Steering\nW by S. all sail out and good weather saw som Fin\nBacks at sunset saw more Middle part wind E.N.E.\nSteering W by S. Latter part wind E Steering W.S.W.\nWatch employed repairing F Sail Carpenter some better\nLat by Obs 25=38 Lon by Chro 179=05 W.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"They sailed under good weather with all sails set and saw finback whales in the afternoon and at sunset. The crew repaired the foresail, and the carpenter was feeling some better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-26","events":[],"lat":26.2833,"lon":-180.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 26th\nCommences with light breuse from E Steering W.W.W.\nAll nesecary sail out and good weather watch\nEmployed bending F Sail repairing F T G Sail and\nBreaking out for Sugar and Molasses Middle part\nLight air from E. Steering W.S.W. Latter part the calme\nWatch employed making a new F T Sail runner Carpenter\nRepairing Mincing Machine all hands on duty\nLat by Obs 26=17\nLon by Chro 179=58 E.","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm, fine weather. The crew repaired sails, broke out sugar and molasses, and worked on the mincing machine, with all hands on duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-27","events":[],"lat":26.6667,"lon":-182.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 27th\nCommences with light air from E Steering WbyN all\nNecessary sail out and good weather 8 pm light breeze\nFrom NEbyE Steering WbyN watch employed in ships duty\nMiddle part strong breeze took in stud sail and FTG sail\nGaff T Sail and fly jib squally Latter part more moderate\nSet FTG sail cloudy weather Lat by Obs 26=40\nLon by Chro 177=39 E\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["first","NE by E","light"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","cloudy"],"plain":"Routine sailing in squally weather; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-28","events":[],"lat":27.4833,"lon":-185.2667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 28th\nCommences with strong breeze from NEbyE Steering WbyN\nWith top Gallant sails out and cloudy weather\nWatch employed in necessary ships duty Middle\nPart much the same Latter part set F Top Mast studding\nSail and main Royal wind hauled to NE Steering WbyN\nWatch employed in ships duty Carpenter of duty Lat by Obs 27=29\nLeon by Chro 174=44\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE by E","strong"],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew attended to routine ship's duties under cloudy skies and a strong breeze. The carpenter was off duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-29","events":[],"lat":28.15,"lon":-187.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Apr 29th\nCommences with moderate breeze from NE. Steering\nWbyN all sail out and cloudy weather watch\nemployed in necessary ships duty Middle part\nWind hauled to E. Latter part light breeze from E Steering\nWbyN watch employed breaking out for Flour Carpenter\nNo better 1 Kanaka of duty sick Lat by Obs 28=09\nLon by Chro 172=38\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, did routine ship's duty, and broke out flour. The ship's carpenter remained unwell, and one Hawaiian crewman was also off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-04-30","events":[],"lat":28.8333,"lon":-188.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 30th\nCommences with light breeze from E Steering WbyN\nAll sail out and cloudy weather watch employed\nFitting a new Lanyard to the Bob Stay and setting it up\nAnd other small jobs about the ship Middle and\nLatter part Light baffeling winds from E to N.E. Steering\nW.N.W. watch employed breaking out water and filling\nThe casks with salt water invalids much the same\nLat by Obs 28=50\nLon by Chro 171=02\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Light breezes and cloudy weather as the crew repaired rigging and filled empty casks with salt water. The sick crewmen remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-01","events":[],"lat":29.6,"lon":-190.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 1st\nCommences with light baffeling winds from E and\nN.E. Steering W.N.W. all necessary sail out and good\nWeather watch employed in necessary ships duty\nMiddle and Latter part light winds from the\nEastward Steering W.N.W invalids much the same\nTook a lunar Observation shifted the studding\nSail over to the Larboad side Lat by Obs 29=36\nLon by Chro 169=58","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","E","light"]],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and good weather. The crew carried out routine ship's duties, the sick men remained much the same, and the keeper took a lunar observation.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-02","events":[],"lat":30.2333,"lon":-191.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 2d\nCommences with light air from S.E. Stearing\nN.W by W. all necessary sail out and good weather\nWatch employd in ships duty Middle and Latter part\nWind the same Stearing N.W. by W. Butterfield of duty the\nOthers much the same Carpenter on duty Lat by Obs 30=14\nLon by Chr 169=00\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"Good weather with light winds as the crew carried out routine ship's duty. Butterfield remained off duty while the carpenter returned to work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-03","events":[],"lat":31.5167,"lon":-192.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 3d\nCommences with light breese from S.E. Stearing N. W. by W.\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nNecessary ships duty Cooper setting up shooks\nMiddle and Latter part wind S.E. stearing N. W by W.\nWatch employd stoing some casks in the fore hold and\nFilling them with bult water invalids much the same\nLat by Obs 31=31\nLon by Chr 167=17\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather, carrying out ship duties, assembling casks, and filling them with salt water in the forward hold. The sick crewmen remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-04","events":[],"lat":32.675,"lon":-194.125,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday May 4th\nCommences with strong breese from S.E. Stearing\nN. W. by W. all necessary sail out and good weather\nWatch employd lashing the Lott Anchor and other\nSmall jobs about the ship Middle part strong\nBreese 8 AM took in F. T. studdingsail and F. and M. T. G.\nSails wind S.W. Latter part strong breese 8 AM Double\nReefed F T Sail 9 am Double reefd the M. T. Sail\nWind N.W. and cloudy weather invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","SW","strong"],["latter","NW","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew handled sails in strong breezes and cloudy weather, secured the sheet anchor, and did small jobs around the ship. The sick men remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-05","events":[],"lat":33.8333,"lon":-195.5333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 5th\nCommences with strong breese from N.W. Stearing by\nthe wind Larboard tack aboard 3. pm, came hawked to\nthe worn Ship heading W. N. W and clear weather and\nHead beat sea Middle part more moderate 6 am\nTurned one reef out of the Main T Sail Latter part\nwatch employd setting up Main rigging 9 am\nTurned the reefs out of the T Sails and set the M\nT. G. Sail and jib and F yib and spanken\nWith good weather Butterfield and kanaka Lat by Obs 33=50\nOn duty Carpenter much the same Lon by Chr 164=28","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["middle","","moderate"]],"weather":["clear","heavy sea"],"plain":"The crew sailed through strong breezes and a head sea, adjusting sails and working on the main rigging as the weather moderated. Butterfield and a Kanaka crewman returned to duty, while the carpenter remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-06","events":[],"lat":35.8667,"lon":-196.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 6th\nCommences with strong breese from N.E. Steering\nN.W. with good weather watch employed repairing\nF. T. Mast studding sail 6 pm set F T G Sail\ntrod [struck: off] all top sail Caught two porpoises\nSteering N W by N. Middle part set F T Mast studding\nSail 8 am wind hauled S.E. Steering N W by N Latter\npart watch employed setting up Main Stay 11 am wind\nS by E shifted over studding sail Ends of duty rich with cold\nCarpenter much the same Lat by Obs 38-52\nLon by Chro 163-19\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","SE",""],["latter","S by E",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed northwest in good weather, repaired sails, and caught two porpoises. The carpenter remained ill, and the keeper noted someone was off duty sick with a cold.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught two porpoises","quote":"Caught two porpoises"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1853-05-07","events":[],"lat":37.1167,"lon":-197.1667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday May 7th\nCommences with moderate breese from S by E Steering N W by W\nAll necessary sail out and good weather watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle part strong breese from\nS. took in T. G. Sails and double reefed the Topsails\n5 am rainy 6 am furled the Fore top sail blowing fresh\nSteering NW by N 9 am wind hauled to S W. Steering by the\nWind heading N.N.E. invalids getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S by E","moderate"],["middle","S","strong"],["latter","SW","fresh"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The ship sailed through fresh winds and rain while the crew attended to routine ship's duties. The sick crewmen were reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-08","events":[],"lat":38.3667,"lon":-197.65,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 8th\nCommences with strong breese from N.W. by W. heading\nN by E and N.N.E. set the FT Sail and shook out the\nReefs and set MT G sail and Wait sail thick\nweather and rainy Middle part wind W N W 5 am\nwind S.W. steering course N W by N 9 am wind hauled to\nW.S.W tacked ship heading W,S,W, and W, by S. invalids much\nthe same good weather Lat by Obs 38-22\nLon by Chro 162-20\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW by W","strong"],["middle","WNW",""],["latter","SW",""],["latter","WSW",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed through rain and shifting winds, noting that the sick men aboard remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-09","events":[],"lat":38.875,"lon":-197.8334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday May 9th\nCommences with calm and good weather heading W.S.W.\nAnd S.W 5 pm light air from S.E. steering N W by N\nMiddle part calm 8 am light breese from S. E. Steering N W by W\n10 am strong breese from S. and cloudy weather 1 Sail in\nSight Steering to the N and Eastward invalids much the same\nWatch employed in ordinary ships duty","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","SE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"],["latter","S","strong"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"Light winds and calm weather with routine ship's work. A sail was sighted in the morning, and the sick crewmen remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-10","events":[],"lat":39.3833,"lon":-198.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 10th\nCommences with strong breeze and rain squall wind\nHauld to W,S,W, heading N took in studding sail\nFly Sails fly jib and double reefd the top sails\n4 pm good weather shook the reefs out of the top sails\nAnd set [struck: M,T,G,] Sail with light breeze from W,S,W\nheading N, Middle part tacked ship heading, S,W,\nLatter part light breese and good weather wore ship\nheading N, invalids much the same Lat by Obs 39=28\nLon by Chr 161=59\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["first","WSW","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The day brought strong breezes and rain squalls before the weather cleared. The sick men aboard remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-11","events":[],"lat":40.775,"lon":-197.9834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday May 11th\nCommences with Light breese from W,S,W, Steering by\nthe wind Heading Nam [struck: N,by E,] 4 pm wind hauld so we\nCould head her course N,W, by N, with good wather all\nstoudent sail out with a head beat sea caught\nOne porpoise. Middle part much the same\nLatter part strong breese from S W, Steering\nN,W,by N, Watch employed breaking out for water\nDouble reefed the top sails with stirng breese\nAnd rain invalids getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew caught a porpoise and worked at breaking out fresh water casks. As the wind and rain strengthened, they reduced sail, noting that the sick crewmen were recovering.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Caught one porpoise","quote":"caught\nOne porpoise"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1853-05-12","events":[],"lat":42.1667,"lon":-197.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 12th\nCommences with strong breese from W, S, W, and\nRain steering by the Wind heading [struck: N, W, and] N,by\nWatch employed stowing casks and filling them\nWith salt water 5 pm shook 1 reef out of the\nTop sails Middle part wore ship heading W, Latter\nPart wind S,W, wore ship heading N,E, by N and N,N,E,\nInvalids much the same Lat by Obs 42=10\nLon by Chr 162=03.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew filled casks with salt water and stowed them, while the ship sailed through strong breezes and rain. The sick men remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"finback","count":null}],"lat":43.6667,"lon":-197.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 13th\nCommences with light breese from N, W, Steering by the\nWind heading N,N,E, all sail out and good weather\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle and Latter part\nWind N,W, heading N,N,E, inalids much the same saw a number of finbacks\nLat by Obs 43=40 Lon by Obs 162,40\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","NW",""]],"plain":"Under light breezes and good weather, the crew carried out routine ship's duties. The invalids aboard remained much the same, and they saw a number of finback whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-14","events":[],"lat":44.8333,"lon":-199.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 14th\nCommences with light breese from N,W, by W, heading N by E and\nN,N,E, clowdy weather 7 pm wore ship heading W by S [struck: W,S,W,]\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle part strong breese from\nE, Steering N,W, by N Latter part. the same broke out for the\nStove invalids much the same Lat by Obs 44=50\nLon by Chr 160=55","wind":[["first","NW by W","light"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","E","strong"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew handled the ship through cloudy weather and changing winds. They broke out wood or provisions for the stove, and the sick men aboard remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-15","events":[],"lat":45.6333,"lon":-201.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 15th\nCommences with strong bruse from N.E. Steering W.B.W.\nand cloudy weather took in F T Mast studding sail and\nF. T. G. Sail and one reef in F T Sail Middle part spoke out-\nthe reef wind shifted to N by W heading West W by N. Latter part\nHeading West W by N with snow squalls    Lat by Obs 45=33.\n                                         Lon by Chro 155=44\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","N by W",""]],"weather":["cloudy","snow","squalls"],"plain":"The ship faced strong winds, cloudy skies, and snow squalls as they adjusted sails and pressed westward. No whales were seen.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered snow squalls","quote":"Latter part Heading West W by N with snow squalls","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-16","events":[],"lat":46.7667,"lon":-201.7333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 16th\nCommences with light bruse from N W by W heading W.S.W.\nAll sail out 4 pm wind hauld to N.W by W. wore ship heading\nN.N.E. and N. by E. Middle and Latter part much the same\nSteering N. and N by E Carpenter and Taenos on duty\n                                         Lat by Obs 46=46\n                                         Lon by Chro 158-16\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW by W","light"],["first","NW by W",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with all sail set; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-17","events":[],"lat":48.1667,"lon":-202.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 17th\nCommences with light bruse from W.N.W Steering by the wind\nHeading N and N by E with smart snow squalls sent down main\nRoyal yard all sail out Middle part calm 3 AM\nLight bruse from S.E. H W by N clere weather 9 AM\nstrong bruse from S.E. Steering N. W. by N. All hands on duty\n                                         Lat by Obs 48=10\n                                         Lon by Chro 157=08\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WNW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"weather":["snow","squalls","calm","clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed through smart snow squalls followed by calm conditions and shifting winds, with all hands on duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-18","events":[],"lat":50.0667,"lon":-205.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 18th\nCommences with strong bruse from S.E. Steering\nN.W.b.W all sail out and good weather 7 pm took in\nT. G. Sails wind. S. E. Middle part much the same\n7 AM Saw the island of Panomusaein bearing N. distance 20\nMiles 9 AM run Onekotan bearing W N W. distance 10 miles\nSteering between the two islands into the Ochotsk Sea\nWNW strong bruse and good weather Steering N. W. by N\n                                         Lat by Obs 50=04\n                                         Lon by Chro 154=10\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["first","SE",""],["latter","WNW","strong"]],"plain":"Under good weather and a strong breeze, they sailed between the islands of Panomusaein and Onekotan into the Sea of Okhotsk.","where":"near land","place":"Panomusaein and Onekotan","via":[[-205.55,50.05]],"at":"paramushir-and-onekotan"},{"date":"1853-05-19","events":[],"lat":51.0167,"lon":-207.1833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday May 19th\nCommences with calm 3 pm light bruse from N. E.\nSteering by the wind heading through the passage into\nThe Ochotsk Sea One Sail in sight Middle part\nWind N heading W.N.W. Latter part tacked ship\nHeading N.E. One sail in sight Butterfield of duty sick\nW. B hold","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","NE","light"],["middle","N",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship sailed through the passage into the Sea of Okhotsk with one other vessel in sight. Crew member Butterfield was off duty, sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Butterfield off duty sick","quote":"Butterfield of duty sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea","place":"Ochotsk Sea"},{"date":"1853-05-20","events":[],"lat":51.9667,"lon":-208.5333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday May 20th\nCommences with light breese from N. W. by N. Steering\nby the wind Larbd tacks aboard and good weather 6 pm\nTacked Ship heading W 7 pm wind hauled to W. N. W.\nTacked Ship heading N by E Middle part wind shifted to\nthe S. W. set F. T Mast studdingsail staring N. D. W.\nLatter part much the same Wash on duty sick with cold\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW by N","light"],["first","WNW",""],["middle","SW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed through shifting winds and fair weather. Wash was on duty while sick with a cold.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-21","events":[],"lat":52.9167,"lon":-209.8833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday May 21st\nCommnces with strong breese from S. and snow\nstorm staring N. W. W. 7 pm still snowing took in F.\nT. Mast studdingsail and F T. G. sails and double reef\nTop sails furled the main sail staring N. W. W.\nMiddle part wind S. Steering N. W. W Latter part calm 10 [^AM^] light\nbreese from N. E. heading N. W. W. hasy weather\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S","strong"],["middle","S",""],["latter","","calm"],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["snow","calm","haze"],"plain":"Strong southerly winds brought a snowstorm as the ship steered northwest by west, forcing the crew to reduce sail. The weather fell calm before a light northeast breeze picked up amid hazy skies.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-22","events":[],"lat":53.8667,"lon":-211.2333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 22d\nCommnces with strong breese from N. N. E. and hasy weather\nStarring by the wind Stbrd tacks aboard took in T. G sails\n5 pm double reefed F T Sail 8 pm double reefed M. T sail\nMiddle part wind hauled to NW. tacked Ship and made\nSail heading N. N. E. and N. E. Latter part wind hauled to\nW. heading course N. W. by N. Butterfield on duty Wash better\nLat by Obs 53=52\nLon by Chr 148=46\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNE","strong"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew experienced hazy weather with strong breezes, reefing sails and turning ship as the wind shifted. Butterfield returned to duty and Wash was doing better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-23","events":[],"lat":55.1834,"lon":-213.9333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday May 23d\nCommences with strong breese from S. S. W. Steering\nN. W. by N and good weather took in M T. G. Sail\nMiddle part light breese from S. W set M. T. G. Sail 7 am calm\nand thick fog 11 am light breese form S E. Steering N W by N.\nWatch employed in ships duty Wash on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["middle","SW","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"Routine sailing with periods of fog and calm, and the watch kept busy with ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-24","events":[],"lat":56.5,"lon":-216.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 24th\nCommences with light breese from S. E. Steering N W by N\nAnd thick hasy weather watch employed breaking out\nMolasses Flour and Meat Middle part much the same\n5 A. M. 2 Ships in sight ice in sight 9 A. M. Spoke Barque\nR H. Waterman of Stonington also saw the Ship Inda of\nNew Bedford Boiling Wind N. N. E. Steering W and W, N, W.\nRunning through large fields of ice 4 Ships in sight\nLat by Obs 56=30\nLon by Chr 143=22","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","NNE",""]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"In thick, hazy weather, the crew broke out molasses, flour, and meat from the hold. Later, they sailed through large fields of ice, saw several ships, and met and exchanged news with the bark R. H. Waterman.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed through large fields of ice","quote":"Running through large fields of ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"R H. Waterman","rig":"bark","port":"Stonington","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1853-05-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"bowhead","count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":56.4,"lon":-216.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday 25th\nCommences with light breese from N.E. Steering W and WbyN.\n5 Ships in sight Spoke Ship Hele of Greenport and saw the\nBarque Philip of Greenport Jonas Island in sight distance 15\nMiles plenty of ice saw one Polar whale going quick Middle\nPart laying with head yards aback 5 AM saw whales lowered\nFour boats Bow boat went on and missed 10 am Lowered 3 boats\nwithout success calm 7 Ships in sight Land in sight Lat by Obs 56=24\nLon by Chro 143=17\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Near Jonas Island, with plenty of ice around, the crew met the ship Hele. After spotting bowhead whales, they put out boats twice, but the bow boat missed its strike and the chases were unsuccessful.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed among plenty of ice","quote":"Jonas Island in sight distance 15 Miles plenty of ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hele","rig":"ship","port":"Greenport","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Jonas Island","plate":"gam.spoke-a","at":"iona-island"},{"date":"1853-05-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":56.4083,"lon":-216.6667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday 26th\nCommences with light baffling winds heading different\nCourses saw several whales going very quick towards the ice\nCapt sent Manuel Fredo forward to duty and took Fay\nto steer the Starboard boat Fredo having missed one chance\nAnd told the Capt he did not want another chance to\nstrike a whale he had rather go forward Middle part\nTook in sail 6 AM thick fog and calm all day saw no\nwhals plenty of ice about the ship\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"]],"weather":["fog","calm"],"plain":"They saw several whales heading quickly toward the ice. After harpooner Manuel Fredo missed a whale and told the captain he would rather return to common sailor's duty than try again, the captain replaced him.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Harpooner stepped down after a miss","quote":"told the Capt he did not want another chance to strike a whale he had rather go forward","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice observed towards which whales moved","quote":"whales going very quick towards the ice","topic":"ice"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Manuel Fredo sent forward to duty","quote":"Capt sent Manuel Fredo forward to duty and took Fay\nto steer the Starboard boat","interest":1,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-05-27","events":[],"lat":56.4167,"lon":-216.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday 27th\nCommences with calm and thick fog 3 pm cleared up\nJonas island in sight 4 Ships in sight Middell part\nMuch the same Latter part strong breeze from the\nN. took in sail heading E.N.E. and W by W. on different\nTacks 5 Ships in sight no whales in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","N","strong"]],"weather":["calm","fog","clear"],"plain":"Calm conditions and thick fog gave way to clear skies in the afternoon, with Jonas Island and several other ships in sight. The day ended with a strong northerly breeze and no whales seen.","where":"near land","place":"Jonas island","at":"iona-island"},{"date":"1853-05-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.6667,"lon":-217.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday 28th\nCommences with light breeze from the N. Steering by\nthe wind heading WNW Capt put Richard [struck: Doyle] [insertion: Welsh] in\nIrons for misconduct Doyle Mark. Williams Adams\nFinley and Charles and Manuel Fredo refused duty\nTill Welsh was let out of irons Put them all in irons\n6 pm saw whals Lowered 2 boats without success\n8 pm Welsh promised to behave himself and do his\nDuty Capt took him out of irons and sent him forward\nThe rest of the men all except Williams also promised to behave\nthemselves and the Capt took them out of irons Middell\nPart wind much the same 5 am saw whales Lowered 3 boats\nwithout success several Ships in sight Jonas island in\nsight bearing NE by N.\nLat by Obs 55=40\nLon by Chro 142=50","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"After the captain put Richard Welsh in irons for misconduct, several crew members refused to work until he was released, so they were also put in irons. Most later promised to behave and were freed. The crew put out boats twice for whales without success, with Jonas Island in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crew members refused duty after sailor put in irons","quote":"refused duty Till Welsh was let out of irons Put them all in irons","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"near land","place":"Jonas island","plate":"chase.right-a","at":"iona-island"},{"date":"1853-05-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.6,"lon":-217.3477,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Sunday May 29th\nCommences with moderate breeze from the Nor, [superscript: d] and West[superscript: d]\nsteering by the wind on short tacks cruising for whales\nsaw 2 Ships cutting 4 pm saw whales Lowered 3 boats without\nsuccess Williams promises to behave himself and go to\nhis duty and the Capt took him out of irons 7 pm saw\nmore whales Lowered again without success wind N\nHeading WNW, Middle part much the same\nLatter part saw whales Lowered 3 boats without success\n8 Ships in sight 3 cutting and 4 boiling 10 am Lowered\nagain without success whales very wild Foils of duty sick\nCarpenter and Butterfield about the same","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["first","N",""]],"plain":"The crew put boats out four different times to chase whales without success, noting they were very wild. Williams promised to behave and was taken out of irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Williams released from irons after promising good behavior","quote":"Williams promises to behave himself and go to his duty and the Capt took him out of irons","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-05-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.5333,"lon":-217.5286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Monday May 30th\nCommences with light breeze from the Nor, [superscript: d] and East\ncruising for whales along the ice saw whales and\nLowered without success 6 pm saw more whales Lowered\nagain without success Spoke Ship Nile of Greenport\nMiddle part calm Latter part calm spoke Ship\nPhenix. of New Bedford 2 whales this season 9 am saw whales\nLowered 3 boats without success 11 am Lowered one boat\nwithout success Light breeze from [struck: Nor] E cruising\nInvalids much the same          Lat by Obs 55=32","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Cruising along the ice, the crew put out boats four times to chase whales but had no success. They met the Nile of Greenport and the Phenix of New Bedford.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Cruised along the ice","quote":"cruising for whales along the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids remained much the same","quote":"Invalids much the same","topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Nile","rig":"ship","port":"Greenport","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phenix","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1853-05-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.5639,"lon":-217.7096,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Tuesday May 31st\nCommences with light air from N cruising Lowered\nthree boats without success 5 pm saw more whales in the\nIce Lowered 2 boats Waist boat struck and whale run in\nthe ice and had to cut come in thick fog and we lost him\nMiddle part foggy Latter part Fog cleared up 11 am saw\nWhales Lowered 4 boats without success wind Nor[superscript: d] and East[superscript: d]","wind":[["first","N","light"],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"The crew put boats out to chase whales several times. One whale was harpooned, but it fled into the ice and forced them to cut the line as thick fog rolled in.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Harpooned whale lost in the ice","quote":"whale run in the ice and had to cut come in thick fog and we lost him","interest":3,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"nature","title":"Encountered ice while whaling","quote":"saw more whales in the\nIce Lowered 2 boats Waist boat struck and whale run in\nthe ice","topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.5944,"lon":-217.8905,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Wednesday June 1st\nCommences with light air from N, E, Cruising 2 pm saw whales\nLowered 4 boats Larboard [caret: boat] struck 8 pm took him along\nside got rapper in & set the watch employed revering\nthe cutting falls Wind E, S, E, Middle part calm and foggy\n3 AM Commenced cutting 7 am finishe cutting 7 am saw\nWhales Lowered 2 boats without success calm 4 Ships in\nsight boiling invalids much the same cleaned out the\npots and got ready to boil","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["first","ESE",""],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["fog","calm"],"plain":"The crew put four boats out and harpooned a whale, bringing it alongside at 8 p.m. After stripping the blubber early the next morning, they lowered two boats for more whales without success. The invalids were much the same.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-06-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":55.625,"lon":-218.0714,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday June 2d\nCommences with [struck: calm] and hazy weaather Commenced boiling\nBroke out some casks and escaped the bone 4 Ships in sight\nplenty of ice saw two whales at a distonse in the ice but did\nnot Lower Middle part foggy Latter part much the same\nEmployed boiling ice in sight in valids much the same\n[struck: calm] broke out one cask of Bread\nRemarks for","weather":["haze","fog"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber, unpacked casks, and scraped whalebone amid ice and fog. They spotted two whales far off in the ice but did not lower the boats, and noted the ship's invalids remained unwell.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Observed ice in sight","quote":"plenty of ice saw two whales at a distonse in the ice","topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-06-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.6555,"lon":-218.2524,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 3d\nCommences with calm and thick fog Employed boiling\nMiddle part much the same Latter part clear weather\nCooled down and cleaned up decks 11 am saw whales\nLowered 4 boats without success light breese from\nSouth and East Heading E and West 4 Ships in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog","clear"],"plain":"Calm, foggy weather gave way to clear skies. The crew finished boiling oil and cleaned the decks. At 11 a.m. they saw whales and put four boats out to chase them, but without success.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-06-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":55.6861,"lon":-218.4333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday June 4th\nCommences with calm and clear weather 3 pm saw\nWhales Lowered 1 boat 4 pm saw more whales Lowered\nthe other three boats Lambs boat struck and saund\nhim 7 pm took him alongside got Supper 8 pm\nCommenced cutting raining 11 pm finished cutting all hands\nTurned in but the Cooper Middle part calm and rainy\nLatter part moderate breese from E.S.E. heading\nNo. wore ship heading S. raining took in sail and drifted\nalong with the ice Manuel on duty the other invalids\nmuch the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","ESE","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","clear","rain"],"plain":"The crew put out the boats after whales, and the larboard boat harpooned and secured one. They brought it alongside, stripped the blubber in the rain, and later reduced sail to drift along with the ice.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ship drifted with the ice","quote":"took in sail and drifted along with the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-06-05","events":[],"lat":55.7167,"lon":-218.6143,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 5th\nCommences with moderate breese from E.S.E. heading\nS. double reefed main top sail and fore sail 8 pm\nCommenced boiling set the boats on the middle\nCranes and close reefed the main top sail\nRaining Cooled down Middle part strong breese from\nN.E. Heading E. Latter part wore ship heading S.E.\nwith rain and snow took in fore sail 3 Ships in sight\nInvalids much the same no change for the better","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","NE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","snow"],"plain":"The crew began boiling blubber amid rain and snow, reducing sail in strong winds. Three other ships were in sight, and the sick crew members showed no signs of improvement.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-06-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.7472,"lon":-218.7952,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 6th\nCommences with strong breese from E.N,E, Heading\nS.E, with rain and snow 3 pm cleared up started the\nWorks again foggy wind more moderate Middle part\nWind moderated down to a calm and thick fog Latter part\nCalm employed boiling saw whales going quick 2 Sail in sight\nInvalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["first","","moderate"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["rain","snow","fog","calm"],"plain":"The crew dealt with rain, snow, and dense fog before the wind died to a calm. They kept boiling blubber, saw whales swimming fast, and noted two other ships in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.7778,"lon":-218.9762,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 7th\nCommences with calm and thick fog employed boiling\n3 pm Cleared up some saw whales Lowered 2 boats without\nSuccess 6 pm cooled down 8 pm plenty of whales all around\nWithin hearing but to foggy to Lower broke out Flour\nMiddle part much the same Latter part employed breaking out\nMain Hatch to get ready to stow down Employed\nStowing down light breese from the East invalids much\nThe same\n3 off duty with breeding sore on his finger ice in sight\n5 Ships in sight.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"In calm, thick fog, the crew boiled oil and put out two boats for whales without success. That evening, whales were heard all around, but it was too foggy to chase them; ice was in sight.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Whales heard all around in fog","quote":"plenty of whales all around Within hearing but to foggy to Lower","interest":1}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-06-08","events":[],"lat":55.8083,"lon":-219.1571,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday June 8th\nCommences with light breese from Sand East Employed\nStowing down no whales in sight Stowed down 95 bbls\nMiddle part much the same Latter part rainy and\nFoggy wind from the E. heading of and on to the ice 2\nSail in sight Invalids no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"The crew stored 95 barrels of oil in the hold. Later, they sailed back and forth near the ice in rain and fog, noting that the sick aboard were no better.","where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1853-06-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":55.8389,"lon":-219.3381,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday June 9th\nCommences with moderate breese from E. running\nAlong the ice with free wind 5 pm saw one whale in\nThe ice Luffed to wind but did not Lower 8 pm\nBoard forman heading N,by, E, Middle part much the same\nLatter part stony breese from E.N.E, heading N, wore\nShip heading S.E. thick fog and snow invalids much\nthe same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","ENE","strong"]],"weather":["fog","snow"],"plain":"The ship sailed along the ice in thick fog and snow. They spotted a whale in the ice but did not put out boats to chase it, and the sick crewmen remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-10","events":[],"lat":55.8694,"lon":-219.519,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 10th\nCommences with strong breese from E.N.E, heading\nN. and thick fog and snowy weather nothing in sight\n7 pm wore Ship heading S.E, Middle part wind shifted\nTo S heading E.N.E, Latter part Steering S.S.W in Company\nwith the Phenix foggy and snowy employed getting out\nSome Hoops and Shooks invalids much the same","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["middle","S",""]],"weather":["fog","snow"],"plain":"Amid thick fog and snow, the ship sailed alongside the Phenix while the crew got out hoops and cask parts. The sick crewmen remained in the same condition.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phenix","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1853-06-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":55.9,"lon":-219.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday June 11th\nCommences with light breese from N.E. Steering\nS.S.E. run down to the ice and run along the ice nothing\nIn sight but one Ship no whales 5 pm Capt went\nAboard of the Phaenix calm Middle part much the\nsame Latter part moderate breese from W.S.W steering by\nthe wind foggy 7 am clored up ice in sight standing of\nAnd on to the ice to look for whales none in sight\n11 am saw one going quick to windward Butterfield on duty\nCarpenter and cook much the same cook has a very bad finger\nLat by Obs 58=54\nLon by [struck: Obs] 140=18.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","WSW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"The ship sailed along the ice. The captain visited the Phoenix in the afternoon. Later, they sailed back and forth along the ice searching for whales, sighting just one moving fast to windward.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed along the sea ice","quote":"run down to the ice and run along the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Phoenix","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":55.8379,"lon":-219.8788,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 12th\nCommences with moderate breese from S.S.W. Steering\nBy the wind of and on to the ice under single reefed\nM.T. Sail and double reefed F.T Sail clear weather\nX 5. PM saw whales Lowered 3 boats Larboard boat\nStruck 9 pm took him along side got supper and\nSet gartes watches 1 Sail in sight 4. A.M. Commenced\nCutting 10 am finished cutting with fine clear weather\nAnd Light breese from S. Steering by the wind heading\nW.S.W 3 Ships in sight invalids much the same Charles of\nDuty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"Sailing back and forth near the ice, the crew spotted whales at 5 p.m. and put out three boats. The left-side boat harpooned one, brought it alongside by 9 p.m., and stripped the blubber the next morning.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Cruised off and on near the ice","quote":"Steering By the wind of and on to the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-06-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.7758,"lon":-220.0576,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 13th\nCommences with light breese from the S. heading\nW.S.W. wore ship heading E.S.E beating up to the ice\nAt 6. pm saw several whales going very quick to windward\nDid not lower Commenced boiling 11 pm Laying with\nMain yard aback Middle part much the same Latter\nPart light air from N.E. saw whales in the ice but did not\nLower ice to heavy watch employed boiling and scraping\nBone Cook getting better the others much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S","light"],["latter","NE","light"]],"plain":"The crew worked at boiling blubber and scraping baleen near heavy ice. They sighted whales twice, but did not lower the boats because the whales moved too quickly or were trapped within the pack ice.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Whales spotted in heavy ice","quote":"saw whales in the ice but did not Lower ice to heavy","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-06-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.7136,"lon":-220.2364,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 14th\nCommences with light air from N.E. heading S.S.E with\nMain Yard aback 2 pm thick fog watch employd\nboiling and scraping bone saw the Barque Chili of\nNew Bedford finished the bone Middle part much the\nSame Latter part wind East. Heading N and E. 4 am clear\nsaw whales Lowered mist boat without success 5 am thick\nFog Employed boiling wore ship heading N and E\nInvalids much the same","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber, scraped baleen, and sighted the bark Chili of New Bedford amidst thick fog. After putting boats out unsuccessfully for whales, thick fog returned. The sick crewmen remained unchanged.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-06-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":55.6515,"lon":-220.4152,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday June 15th\nCommences with Light breeze from E,N,E, heading S,E,\nwith main yard aback and thick fog employed boiling\nAt 4 pm cleared up saw whales Lowered 3 boats wistout\nSuccess 6 pm thick fog wind NN,E wore ship heading E,\nCooled down and cleared up decks Middle part much the\nSame Latter part clear and calm 7 am saw whales Lowered 4\nboats Larboad boat struck 2 one run in the ice had to\nCut the other [insertion: one] short warp parted and lost them both\nInvalids getting better 6 ships in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["first","NNE",""]],"weather":["fog","clear","calm"],"plain":"While boiling blubber in thick fog, the crew spotted whales and put out three boats without success. The next morning they lowered four boats; the left-side boat harpooned two whales, but lost both when one fled into the ice and the line to the other broke.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Whale ran into the ice","quote":"one run in the ice had to\nCut","topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-06-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":55.5894,"lon":-220.594,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday June 16th\nCommences with clear weather and calm all 4 boats\nDown chasing whales without success plenty of whales in\nSight 6 Ships in sight 3 boiling 8 pm boats came abord\nMiddle part much the same Latter part hazy weather Employd\nStowing down in main hatch wind S,W, heading NW by W\nSaw 1 whale to foggy to lower invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["clear","calm","haze","fog"],"plain":"They put all four boats out to chase whales without success, though plenty were in sight alongside six other ships. Later, they stowed oil down the main hatch, but it grew too foggy to pursue another whale.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-06-17","events":[],"lat":55.5273,"lon":-220.7727,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday June 17th\nCommences with Light breeze from SS,W, Steering\nW with main yard aback employed stowing down\nThick fog 7 pm finished stowing down and wore ship\nHeading E,S,E, Middle part much the same Latter part\nLight breeze from the E, Steering different courses in\nCompany with the Minerva of New Bedford Capt came abord\nExchanged some coffee with him for [struck: four chests of tea]\nCarpenter and Charles on duty Cook getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick fog, the crew finished stowing down oil and sailed alongside the Minerva of New Bedford. Its captain came aboard, and they traded coffee for supplies.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded coffee with the Minerva","quote":"Capt came abord Exchanged some coffee with him","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Minerva","rig":"","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1853-06-18","events":[],"lat":55.4652,"lon":-220.9515,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday June 18th\nCommences with Light breeze from the East Steering\nBy the wind clare weather Main Land in sight distance\n30 miles 9 pm foggy wind shifted to N,E,E, heading [illegible]\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind N, heading E,\nAnd thick fog running through some small ice\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["first","ENE",""],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["clear","fog"],"plain":"The crew sailed along the mainland in clear weather before dense fog set in and they sailed through small ice.","where":"near land","place":"Main Land"},{"date":"1853-06-19","events":[],"lat":55.4031,"lon":-221.1303,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 19th\nCommences with Light breeze from N, by E, Steering E, with\nThick fog watch employed getting out some Coffee\nAnd Molasses Middle part much the same\nLatter part clared up ice in sight 4 Sail in sight\nNo whales wind N Steering E, by E, Peter off duty sick\nCook much the same Butterfield no better","wind":[["first","N by E","light"],["latter","N",""]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Thick fog cleared to reveal ice and four other ships in sight, but no whales. Peter, the cook, and Butterfield were all off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice sighted as fog cleared","quote":"Latter part clared up ice in sight","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-20","events":[],"lat":55.3409,"lon":-221.3091,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 20th\nCommences with light breese from the N Steering W.\nWith fine clear weather with T G Sails set no whals in\nsight Several ships in sight 6 pm running thorugh a\nField of scattering ice Middle part Laying with Main\nYard aback Latter part wind S.W. heading N,W, by W wore\nship heading S,S,E, 10 am wore ship heading N,W, by W, boats getting\nBetter the others much the same 2 Sail in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","light"],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The ship sailed through a field of scattered ice in the evening with several other ships in sight, but saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-21","events":[],"lat":55.2788,"lon":-221.4879,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 21st\nCommences with light breese from S,W, by W heading [struck: N,W by]\nW.S.W good clear weather no whales in sight. ice in sight 6 pm\nSpoke Ship Gen Williams of New London Capt went\nAboard for a short time 10 pm wind S.S.W. Steering by the wind\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind S,S,W heading\nW. 10 AM Calm Lowerd Larboard boat and went in the ice\nTo Look for whales did not see any 11 am light breese\n2 Ships in sight in valids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW by W","light"],["first","SSW",""],["latter","SSW",""],["latter","","calm"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"With ice in sight, they met the ship General Williams of New London and the captain paid a short visit. Later, during a calm, a boat was sent into the ice to look for whales without success.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Scouted for whales among the ice","quote":"went in the ice To Look for whales","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"General Williams","rig":"ship","port":"New London","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":55.2167,"lon":-221.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday June 22d\nCommences with light breese from S.E. Steering by the\nWind Larboard tacks aboard and rainy weather 5 pm\nClear Big Shantar island in sight bearing S W\nDistance 20 miles and one other small island in sight\n3 Ships in sight 1 Cutting 2 boiling Main land in sight\nAt 8 pm Saw one whale Lowerd 1 boat without success\nMiddle part s-tanding of and on to the ice 5 AM saw one\nwhale Lowerd 1 boat without sucess 7 am saw whales\nLowerd 3 boats and went into the ice wind S,S,E, Steering\ndifferent coarses in solids much the same 4 Ships in sight\nShantar island and Main Land in sight Lat by Obs 55-13\nLon by Chro 138=20\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SSE",""]],"weather":["rain","clear"],"plain":"Cruising near Big Shantar Island and the mainland, the crew saw several other whaleships boiling blubber. They put out boats three times to chase whales, eventually heading into the ice, but had no success.","where":"near land","place":"Big Shantar Island","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-06-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.7066,"lon":-221.9543,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday June 23d\nCommences with light breese from S,S,E, steering by the\nWind Larbd tacks aboard 3 boats of chasing whales 8 Ships in\nSight 6 pm Spoke Ship Hellespont of Mystic. 7 pm boats\nCame aboard without getting any whales wind S,S,W.\nHeading W. Middle part much the same Latter part\nWind Sam West Steering by the wind. heading of and to\nTo the ice 6 am saw one whale Lowerd waist boat without\nSuccess 7 am Lowerd 3 boats Larboard boat struck\nAnd iron straps parted and Lost him 12 am boats\nCame aboard and got diner","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["first","SSW",""],["latter","W",""]],"plain":"Boats were put out to chase whales without success, and the ship met the Hellespont of Mystic. The next morning, a boat harpooned a whale, but the iron straps broke and they lost it.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hellespont","rig":"ship","port":"Mystic","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-221.65,54.95]],"plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-06-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.75,"lon":-222.45,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday June 24th\nCommences with light breeze from Saw West standing\nOff and on to the ice 2 pm saw whales Lowered 3 boats\nWithout success 6 pm Spoke Ship Floride of Fairhaven\nCutting dead whale Mate went aboard of Ship South America\nAnd got two irons and some line that we lost Last\nWednesday with the whale he picked him up to day\nAnd cut him in 8 pm Capt Mannwaring of the Ship\nHellespont came aboard for a short time calm\nMiddle part much the same Latter part light breeze\nFrom Saw W heading different courses 7 am saw one whale\nLowered 2 boats without success big Shantar islend in sight\nDistance 10. Miles plenty of ice 8 Ships in sight Cook and\nbutter fried much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Cruising near the ice off Big Shantar Island, the crew twice put out boats for whales without success. They met the Floride, boarded the South America to recover gear from a lost whale, and received a visit from Captain Mainwaring.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Floride","rig":"ship","port":"Fairhaven","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"South America","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Hellespont","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"Mannwaring","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","place":"Big Shantar Island","via":[[-222.15,54.55],[-222.45,54.55]],"at":"bolshoy-shantar-island"},{"date":"1853-06-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.7113,"lon":-222.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday June 25th\nCommences with calm 1 boat off chasing whales got the\nStarboard Anchor off the bows and bent the chain\nMade the Ship fast to a large cake of ice and filled\nSome casks with fresh water spoke Ship South America\nCaptain came aboard for a short time 8 pm saw one\nWhale Lowered one boat without success did not see him\nAgain Middle part calm and thick fog Latter\nPart thick fog 10 am cleaned up saw one whale\nLowered 2 boats without success 12 am thick fog\nInvalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"During a calm, the crew tied the ship to a large cake of ice to fill casks with fresh water. The captain of the ship South America visited briefly. Boats were sent out three separate times to chase whales, all without success, amid thick fog.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Moored to ice for fresh water","quote":"Made the Ship fast to a large cake of ice and filled Some casks with fresh water","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"South America","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.6726,"lon":-222.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday June 26th\nCommences with calm and thick fog nothing but\nIce in sight 8 pm saw one whale to foggy to lower\nMiddle part made fast to the ice Latter part cast off\nAnd tried to get out of the ice with light air from N\nDid not succeed and made fast again invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"Trapped in calm weather and thick fog with nothing but ice in sight, the crew moored the ship to the ice. They spotted a whale but it was too foggy to chase, and their attempt to work free failed.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-06-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.634,"lon":-222.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday June 27th\nCommences with calm ship made fast to the ice and drifting\nWith it saw a number of whales but could not lower for the ice\nSaw 2 or 3 other ships in the ice the same as ourselves 7 pm capt\nWent aboard of the ship South america a short time thick fog\nMiddle part moderate breeze and heavy swell made sail got the\nship out of the ice without damage 11 am calm drifting back came to\nAnd dropped Anchor in 30 fathoms water Land about 2 Miles off bearing\nS.E. calm with heavy sweell wah getting better","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog","heavy sea"],"plain":"Calm conditions left the ship tied to the drifting ice. They saw several whales but could not put out boats due to the ice. The captain briefly visited the ship South America before escaping the ice and anchoring near land.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Tied to drifting ice amidst whales","quote":"made fast to the ice and drifting With it saw a number of whales","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"South America","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-06-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.5953,"lon":-222.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday June 28th\nCommences with calm and thick fog with heavy swell Lying\nAt Anchor Starboard anchor ahead Land bearing S E distance 2\nMiles Several other ships at anchor near us Middle part\nMuch the same thick fog Latter part cleared up Lowerd Waist\nBoat and went in shore to look for whales 10 am saw whales Lowerd\n2 Boats more without success 12 am boats came aboard Invalids\nMuch the same Light air from West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog","heavy sea","clear"],"plain":"At anchor near land in thick fog and a heavy swell, the crew put out boats toward shore to search for whales. They spotted whales and sent out two more boats, but had no success.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-06-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.5566,"lon":-222.45,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday June 29th\nCommences with Light air from West [struck: e] hove up anchor and\nGot underweigh 2 pm calm and clear 7 Ships in sight\nMiddle part much the same Latter part raining 10 am saw\nWhales Lowerd 3 boats without success Light air from So West\nInvalids much the same [struck: Mark] off duty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm","clear","rain"],"plain":"The ship weighed anchor and got underway. Seven other ships were in sight. Later, in the rain, they put out three boats to chase whales without success.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-06-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.55,"lon":-222.3947,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday June 30th\nCommences with calm and clear weather no whales in\nSight 8 pm thick fog and [struck: calm] Land in sight\nMiddle part much the same Latter part clear saw whales\nLowerd 4 boats without success 2 Ships in sight\nInvalids getting better calm\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","clear","fog"],"plain":"With land in sight, the crew saw whales in the calm, clear weather and put out four boats to chase them, but without success. The sick men aboard were improving.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids reported getting better","quote":"Invalids getting better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land","via":[[-222.45,54.55]],"plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-07-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":2},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.55,"lon":-222.3281,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 1st\nCommences with calm 1 pm came to and let go Starboard\nAnchor in 30 fathoms water 4 boats chaseing whales\nLarboard and Waist boats struck Waist boat lost\nThe line Larbd boat part of the line whales ran\nInto the ice and they had to cut could not hold on\nMiddle part foggy Latter part thick fog\nSeveral whales within hearing but none in sight\nCook and butler sick getting better Mark on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"At anchor in calm weather, the crew sent out four boats. The waist boat lost its line after striking a whale; the larboard boat struck another, but had to cut loose when it ran into the ice.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-07-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.55,"lon":-222.2614,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 2d\nCommences with Light breeze from the Nord East\nLying at anchor thick fog 5 pm clear saw some\nWhales going quick Middle part much the same Latter\npart thick fog 7 am clear and got underweigh and stood\nUp the bay with Light breeze from the West\nInvalids much the same","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"Lying at anchor in thick fog, the crew saw whales swimming quickly by when it cleared in the afternoon. The next morning they weighed anchor and headed up the bay, noting the sick crewmen remained unchanged.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-07-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.55,"lon":-222.1947,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 3d\nCommences with light breese from West cruising in the\nRound the ice Saw 2 Ships whaling 7 pm. spoke Barque Silas\nRichards of New Bedford 3 whales this season Capt went\nAboard a short time Middle part much the same\nLatter part saw whales Lowerd 3 boats without success\nPlentry of whales but wild invalids getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"]],"plain":"Cruising around the ice, the captain visited the bark Silas Richards. Later they spotted plenty of whales and put out three boats, but the whales were too wild to catch. The sick crewmen were improving.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Cruised around the ice","quote":"cruising in the Round the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Silas Richards","rig":"bark","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-07-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":3}],"lat":54.5588,"lon":-222.1341,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday July 4th\nCommences with calm and thick fog 3 pm cleared up\nSaw whales Lowerd 4 boats Starboard boat struck 2\nOne drownd and the other the line parted Larboard\nBoat struck one whale run unto the ice and had to\nCut got the boat stove with the ice 8 pm came aboard\nMiddle part thick fog Hard calm ship drifted into\nThe heavy ice Latter part cleared up ship in amangst\nHeavy ice and calm drifting with the ice no clear water\nWithin 3 or 4 miles invalids getting better Carpenter\nRepairing the Larbd boat\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog","clear"],"plain":"They put out four boats for whales, but lost all three they harpooned: one sank, one broke the line, and another ran into the ice, forcing them to cut the line and smashing the boat. During a foggy calm, the ship drifted deep into heavy ice, with no open water for miles.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ship drifted deep into heavy ice","quote":"ship in amangst Heavy ice and calm drifting with the ice no clear water Within 3 or 4 miles","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat stove by ice while chasing whale","quote":"whale run unto the ice and had to Cut got the boat stove with the ice","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea","via":[[-222.15,54.55]]},{"date":"1853-07-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.5856,"lon":-222.0859,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 5th\nCommences with calm and clear weather ship still\nIn the ice watch employed gettany her out 4 pm got\nOut into clear water with light breese from N.W.E.\n6 pm saw whales Lowered 2 boats Larboard boat\nStruck whale run into the ice and had to cut and come\nAboard Middle part much the same Latter part saw\nWhales Lowered 4 boats 11 am Starboard boat struck\nAnd killed him invalids getting better light breese from West\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"After working the ship out of the ice into clear water, the crew put out boats for whales. One boat harpooned a whale that escaped into the ice, forcing them to cut the line, but they struck and killed another later that morning.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ship navigated out of the ice","quote":"ship still In the ice watch employed gettany her out","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","catch":1},{"date":"1853-07-06","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.6124,"lon":-222.0376,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday July 6th\nCommences wid light breese from NW 2 boats towing the\nWhale out of the ice 4 pm got him alongside got dinner\nAnd commenced cutting 10 pm finished cutting Third Mate\nAnd Peter had some words and a few blows while cutting in\nMiddle part clearing up slicks Latter part calm saw\nSome whales in the ice did not lower 11 am saw one out of\nThe ice Lowered Larboard boat without success\nButterfield on duty Cook getting better Commenced\nBoiling","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew towed a whale out of the ice, brought it alongside, and stripped the blubber before boiling it down. Later, they saw whales in the ice and put out a boat after another, but without success.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Fight broke out while cutting blubber","quote":"Third Mate And Peter had some words and a few blows while cutting in","interest":5},{"kind":"nature","title":"Towed whale out of the ice","quote":"towing the\nWhale out of the ice","topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-07-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6392,"lon":-221.9894,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 7 th\nCommences with light breese from North and East cruising\nHazy rainy weather employd boiling 5 pm saw whales\nLowerd 2 boats without success Middle part heavy rain\nAnd sqally double reefed the top sails Latter part calm\nAnd foggy ship surrounded with heavy ice 10 am light\nBreese from E and West and clear made sail and got out\nOf the ice employd boiling cook much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","calm"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["haze","rain","squalls","calm","fog","clear"],"plain":"The crew continued boiling blubber in rainy weather. They sent out two boats after whales without success. After heavy rain and squalls, the ship was trapped by heavy ice in calm fog, but broke free once a breeze picked up.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ship surrounded by heavy ice","quote":"Latter part calm And foggy ship surrounded with heavy ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-07-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.666,"lon":-221.9412,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 8 th\nCommences with light breese from South and West cruising\nWatch employd boiling and scrapeing bone 4 pm saw\nWhales Lowered 3 boats without success wind hauled to WSW\nMiddle part much the same Latter part coaled down broke out\nFor bread wind North and West stearing by the wind 2 Ships in sight\nAt 9 am saw whales Lowerd 3 boats without success 11 AM spoke\nShip Mercury of New Bedford Capt came aboard. clear weather\nCooks finger getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","WSW",""],["latter","NW",""]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber and scraped baleen. They put three boats out to chase whales twice without success and later met the ship Mercury of New Bedford, whose captain came aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mercury","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-07-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6928,"lon":-221.8929,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 9 th\nCommences with light breeze from North and East stearing by\nThe wind on and of to the ice in company with the Mercury\nAt 8 pm saw whales Lowered 2 boats without success Middle\nPart much the same Latter part calm and clear Employed\nStowing down in fore hold saw 2 or 3 scattering whales in the ice\nBut did not Lower cook much the same Adams of duty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"Sailing off and on the ice alongside the Mercury, the crew put out two boats for whales without success. Later they stowed oil in the fore hold and spotted a few more whales in the ice.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed near ice with the Mercury","quote":"on and of to the ice in company with the Mercury","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Cook still sick and Adams off duty","quote":"cook much the same Adams of duty sick","topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Mercury","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1853-07-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.7196,"lon":-221.8447,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 10 th\nCommences with light breeze from North and East, steering by\nThe wind saw one whale Lowered 2 boats without success\nFinisheed stowing down and started some oil into the tank\nCleaned up decks 7 pm strong breeze from N, E, and thick\nFog and rain took in light sails and reefed the top sails\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind S.\nHeading E.N.E. and W.S.W thick fog and strong breeze\nInvaleds much the same","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["first","NE","strong"],["latter","S","strong"]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"They saw a whale and put out two boats without success. The crew finished stowing oil in the hold, transferred oil into the tank, and cleaned the decks before thick fog and rain set in.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-07-11","events":[],"lat":54.7464,"lon":-221.7965,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday July 11th\nCommences with strong breese from N.E. with thick\nfog and rain heading E.S.E. 9 pm tacked ship heading\nN.W.by N on acct of 4 hours tacks Middle part much the\nsame Latter part wind North and East heading S and E by S\nAt 10 AM. clered up some saw the land ahead distance 10\nMiles wore ship heading N.W. 11 am thick fog again\nInvalids getting better George White of duty sick.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE",""]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed through strong breezes, rain, and thick fog. When it cleared briefly, they sighted land ten miles ahead and turned back offshore. Sick crew members were improving, though George White was off duty.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-07-12","events":[],"lat":54.7732,"lon":-221.7482,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 12th\nCommences with strong breese from South and West steering\nBy the wind with thick fog and rain 2 pm wore ship heading\nE.S.E. 8 pm wind N.W. heading N.N.E. with thick fog\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind South and West\nHeading N.W. thick fog 9 am clered up saw the land and\nOne ship at Anchor 11 am foggy again Welch of duty\nWith a busting sore on his finger cook on duty\nAdams much the same George White on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["first","NW",""],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"They sailed through thick fog and rain, catching a brief glimpse of land and a ship at anchor. Welch was off duty with an infected, bursting sore on his finger.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Welch sidelined by painful sore","quote":"Welch of duty With a busting sore on his finger","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-07-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.8,"lon":-221.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday July 13th\nCommences with light breese from S.S.W. cruising 3 pm\nSaw whales Lowered 3 boats without success 6 pm calm\nOne ship in sight Middle part much the same\nLatter part calm and thick fog 9 AM clear Fire island in\nSight Bearing N.by.E. distance 6 miles 3 Ships in sight\nInvalids much the same Adams on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog","clear"],"plain":"The crew put three boats out to chase whales without success before the wind died. Thick fog set in, later clearing to reveal Fire Island six miles away; sick crewmen remained about the same, while Adams returned to duty.","where":"near land","place":"Fire island","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-07-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.95,"lon":-222.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday July 14th\nCommences with light airs from E. Steering W. up to the\nBay 3 pm saw one whale Lowered 4 boats 5 pm came too\nAnd Let go Starboad Anchor to the east of Big Shantar\nIslan Distance 3 miles in 28 fathoms water 9 pm boats\nCame Aboard saw several whales in shore Strong breese\nFrom North Middle part much the same Latter part sting\nBreese Lowered 3 boats and went in shore to look for\nWhale saw some very wild clear Welch much the same","wind":[["first","E","light"],["first","N","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["clear"],"plain":"The crew spotted a whale and put out four boats before anchoring near Big Shantar Island. Later, they put out three boats to search along the shore, where they saw several more whales that proved very wild.","where":"at anchor","place":"Big Shantar Island","via":[[-222.25,54.55],[-222.85,54.65],[-222.85,54.95]],"plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-07-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.9027,"lon":-222.7973,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 15th\nCommences with moderate breese from N and thick fog\nLying at Anchor Boats in shore whaleing 6 pm clear\n7 pm boats came aboard without any success saw\nSeveral ships at Anchor Middle part much the same\nLatter part Calm Lowered 4 boats and went in shore\nWhaling 9 pm foggy 11 am clear welch [struck: getting better] [inserted: the same] Kanaka\nAbout the same 4 other ships at anchor close to\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["fog","clear","calm"],"plain":"Lying at anchor in thick fog, the crew put the boats out twice to hunt whales near the shore, but had no success. Four other ships were anchored nearby.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Kanaka reported about the same","quote":"Kanaka\nAbout the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-07-16","events":[],"lat":54.8554,"lon":-222.8446,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 16th\nCommences with calm and clear weather boats in\nshore 3 pm boats came aboard without success saw no\nWhales at all Capt went aboard of the Minerva and got a made\nLying at Anchor Middle part much the same Latter part\nIce came down with the Current 5 am got underweigh and\nDrifted with the ice calm 10 am got out of the ice\nKanaka much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"Boats searched inshore but returned without seeing any whales. The captain visited the Minerva, and drifting ice forced the ship to weigh anchor and drift until clearing it.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice drifted down onto the anchorage","quote":"Ice came down with the Current 5 am got underweigh and Drifted with the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Minerva","rig":"","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-07-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.8017,"lon":-222.85,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 17th\nCommences with Light baffeling winds Steering\nDifferent courses Middle part calm Latter\npart light breese from S, 9 am saw whales Lowered 4\nBoats without success Kanaka much the same\nWelch on duty 5 Ships in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They saw whales in the morning and put out four boats to chase them, but without success. Kanaka remained about the same, Welch was back on duty, and five other ships were in sight.","where":"at sea","via":[[-222.85,54.85]],"plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-07-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.7471,"lon":-222.85,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday July 18th\nCommences with light airs from S.W. steering by the\nWind heading S.S.E. 3 pm Calm Saw the Ship Massachusetts of\nNew Bedford Capt and his Lady came aboard for a short time\nMiddle part much the same Latter part calm and foggy\n10 AM saw whales Lowered 3 boats without success. all hands on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"During a calm afternoon, the captain of the ship Massachusetts of New Bedford and his wife came aboard for a brief visit. The next morning brought calm, foggy weather; they put out three boats after whales without success.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain's wife visited aboard","quote":"Capt and his Lady came aboard for a short time","interest":5},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Massachusetts","rig":"ship","port":"New Bedford","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-07-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6926,"lon":-222.85,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday July 19th\nCommences with Light baffeling winds steering different\nCourses hazy weather saw some whales in the ice but did\nNot Lower Middle part much the same Latter part\nCalm and foggy broke out [struck: [illegible]] Flour and\nMolasses got some water off of a [struck: large] cake of ice","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["haze","calm","fog"],"plain":"With light, baffling winds and haze, the crew saw whales in the ice but did not lower the boats. Later, in calm and fog, they brought out flour and molasses and gathered fresh water from a cake of ice.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-07-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6424,"lon":-222.8341,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Wednesday July 20th\nCommences with Light bafflling winds steering different\nCourses 5 pm saw whales Lowered 3 boats Larboard\nBoat struck and got stove and cut Waist boat picked\nthem up Bow boat chased the whale into the ice and\nGave him up 8 pm boats got aboard Middle part\nMuch the same Latter part calm took in the Larboard\nBoat 4 am Lowered 1 boat without success Carpenter\nReparing Larb boat 9 am saw whales Lowered waist boat\nwithout sucess calm and clear 6 ships in sight","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"The crew put out boats after whales. One boat harpooned a whale, but was smashed and had to cut the line; another boat rescued the men, while a third chased the whale into the ice and lost it.","where":"at sea","via":[[-222.85,54.65]]},{"date":"1853-07-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6075,"lon":-222.7618,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Thursday July 21st\nCommences with light bafflling winds from S and Wd\nsteiring different courses 1 pm saw whales Lowered 2 boats\nCarpenter at work repairing Larb boat 5 pm saw more\nWhales Lowered Starboard boat 8 pm boats came aboard\nWithout success Light breeze from South and Easte\nHeading South and West plenty of ice in the bays and gulfs\nMiddle part much the same Latter part Calm Lowered 2\nBoats and pulled into the ice finished the Larboard boat and\nPut her on the cranes Lowered the Starb boat without success","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","SE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They saw whales twice and put out the boats without success, even pulling into the ice during a calm. The carpenter finished repairs on the damaged boat.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed past ice in bays and gulfs","quote":"plenty of ice in the bays and gulfs","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-07-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.5727,"lon":-222.6894,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Friday July 22d\nCommences with calm and good weather Lowered Starbd\nAnd Larbd boats for whales without success plenty of\nWhales every wild 7 pm Waist and Bow boats came aboard\nWithout success 8 pm calm and foggy Middle part much\nThe same Latter part Light bafflling winds steering\nDifferent courses with thick fog and ice","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm","fog"],"plain":"Calm, pleasant weather gave way to thick fog and ice. The crew put out four boats after plenty of very wild whales, but had no success.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Sailed through thick fog and ice","quote":"steering Different courses with thick fog and ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-07-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.5378,"lon":-222.6171,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Saturday July 23d\nCommences with Light bafflling winds steering different\nCourses thick fog 4 pm cleared up saw the land and several\nShips 5 pm saw whales Lowered 2 boats without success\nMiddle part much the same Latter part light bafflling\nWinds and calms driffting about amonngst the ice 6 am\nLowered 3 boats and went in shore whaling several ships\nIn sight One Cutting and one boiling Third Mate took\nOff duty","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["fog","clear","calm"],"plain":"In thick fog and light winds, the crew sighted land, other ships, and ice. They put boats out twice to chase whales near shore without success, and the third mate was relieved of duty.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Third mate relieved of duty","quote":"Third Mate took Off duty","interest":3},{"kind":"nature","title":"Drifting among the ice","quote":"driffting about amonngst the ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-07-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.503,"lon":-222.5447,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 24th\nCommences with light baffleing winds and calms clear\nweather ship drifting about in the ice 3 boats off whaling\nAt 7 pm boats came aboard without success\nMiddle part light baffleing winds Latter part moderate\nbreeze from N,E, and some swell Heading NWby N\nThick hazey weather several ships in sight no whales\nAnd plenty of ice third Mate about the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","NE","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","clear","haze"],"plain":"The ship drifted in the ice under light winds and calms. Three boats set out after whales but returned empty-handed, and the third mate remained sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-07-25","events":[],"lat":54.4681,"lon":-222.4724,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday July 25th\nCommences with calm and heavy swell hazey and rainy\n4 pm light breeze from East heading N,by E 7 pm\nTacked Ship heading S,S,E, took in Top G Sail and\nMain sail Middle part strong breeze from N.W. Steiring\nby the wind Heading W,S,W Latter part strong breeze from W,N,W\nHeading S,Wby S double reefed the Top Sails rainy 10 am\nClear and moderate turned the reefs out of the topsails\nSaw several ships and ice third Mate much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","E","light"],["middle","NW","strong"],["latter","WNW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea","haze","rain","clear"],"plain":"The ship faced calm waters with a heavy swell, followed by rain and strong breezes. The crew sighted several ships and ice, while the third mate remained sick with little change.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Ice sighted","quote":"Saw several ships and ice","interest":1,"topic":"ice"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-07-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.4333,"lon":-222.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday July 26th\nCommences with light air from the Soud and West\nSteiring S, E, set fore and Main T,G Sails 4 pm saw\nWhales Lowered 3 boats without success 8 pm boats\nCame Aboard Middle part light breeze from Soud Heading\nWind W,S,W 7. A.M. Came too to the Eastd side of Little Shanta\nIsland with starboard anchor ahead 8. A.M Lowered 3\nBoats and went in shore Larbead boat crew\nEmployed Painting Larboard boat and starting some\nwater calm Third Mate much the same 22 letthers water\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","S","light"],["middle","WSW",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They saw whales in the afternoon and put out three boats without success. The next morning, the ship anchored on the east side of Little Shantar Island, and boats went ashore while crew painted a boat.","where":"at anchor","place":"Little Shantar Island","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-07-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":3}],"lat":54.4174,"lon":-222.3571,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday July 27th\nCommences with calm Lying at anchor 3 boats off whaling\n6 pm boats came aboard without success saw plenty of\nWhales but very wild 7 pm gat underweigh with light\nBreeze from Westd Heading Eand S,by W. clear Middle part\nLight breeze from Southd heading W,S,W 9 am Light wind from\nS,E heading up the bay with good weather saw 3 whales goiny\nvery quick 11 am calm thirrd mate getting better\n4 ships in sight","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","W","light"],["middle","S","light"],["latter","SE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"While at anchor, three boats set out after whales but returned empty-handed, having found plenty of whales that proved too wild. The ship got underway that evening, headed up the bay the next morning, and saw three fast-moving whales.","where":"near land","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-07-28","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.4016,"lon":-222.3143,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday July 28th\n\nCommences with light air form S.E. heading S.W. saw whales\nLowered 4 boats saw plenty of whales but very wild 5 pm\nCapt Came aboard and let go Anchor in 14 fathoms water\nDistance from the Land 3 miles 8 pm the other boats came\nAboard without success Middle part calm Latter part\nModerate breese from S.W. Lying at anchor 5 am Lowered 4\nBoats and went in shore chaseing whales fine weather\nThird Mate getting better 11 am calm\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew put four boats out to chase plenty of whales, but they were very wild. The captain anchored the ship three miles from land, and the boats were sent inshore again to chase whales the next morning.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-07-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.3857,"lon":-222.2714,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday July 29th\nX Commences with light air from S.W. Lying at Anchor\nAll 4 boats of Chaseing whales Bow Boat struck and\nDrawee Waist Boat struck took the whale alongside at\n10 pm got supper and set the watch Middle part\nModerate breese from S.W. Latter part much the\nSame 6 am Commenced cutting Larboard boat\nAshore whaling 9 am finished cutting and Lowered\nWaist and Bow Boats cut up the whale and cleand\nUp decks Third Mate on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"While lying at anchor, all four boats chased whales. The bow boat struck a whale but the harpoon pulled out; the waist boat harpooned one and brought it alongside. The crew stripped the blubber and cleaned the decks.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-07-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.3698,"lon":-222.2286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday July 30th\nCommences with light air from S.W. Lying at Anchor\n3 Boats of whaling 3 pm saw whales lowered Starboard\nBoat 8 pm boats all came aboard without success\nMiddle part light air from S.W. Lying at Anchor\nLatter part chur weather 6 am Lowered 4 boats\nX Bow Boat struck 9 am took the whale alongside and\nCut him in 2 boats of whaling 11 am finished cutting\nAnd cleared up decks\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","light"]],"plain":"While lying at anchor, the crew put out boats to hunt whales. In the morning, the bow boat harpooned a whale, which the crew brought alongside and stripped before clearing the decks.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-07-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.3539,"lon":-222.1857,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday July 31st\nCommencis with light air from South and clear weather\nLying at Anchor Larboard and waist boat of\nX whaling Waist Boat struck 6 pm took the whale\nAlongside and Commenced cutting 12 am finished\nCutting Latter part Lowered Larb and Bow boats and one\nWent in shore whaling the rest employd cutting up the whale\nAnd claring up decks getting ready to Commence boiling\nBow boat struck and drawed calm and clear","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"weather":["clear","calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew lowered boats to hunt whales. The waist boat harpooned and took a whale alongside, and the blubber was stripped by midnight. Boats lowered again, but one harpoon pulled out.","where":"at anchor","catch":1},{"date":"1853-08-01","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.3381,"lon":-222.1429,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 1[struck: 7]th\nCommences with calm and good weather Lying at Anchor\nLarb and Bow boat chaseing whales Larboard boat struck\n7 pm took the whale alongside Commenced boiling\nMiddle part much the same Latter part Lowered\n[struck: Starb] and Waist boat and went in shore whaling\nStarboard boat struck and drawed calm and sum weather\nEmployd boiling and breaking out shookes\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew put out boats after whales. The left-side boat harpooned and took a whale alongside to boil. Later, boats went whaling near the shore; one harpooned a whale, but the iron pulled out.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-08-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.3222,"lon":-222.1,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday August 2d\nCommences with light bafeling winds and calms Lying at\nAnchor Employed boiling 6 pm boats come aboard\nWithout success Middle part much the same\nLatter part 3 boats crews cutting in and boiling\nWaist boat took a raft of casks ashore and then went\nWhaling struck one and turned him up Light breeze\nFrom Westd\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew boiled blubber, and the boats returned empty-handed in the evening. Later, three boats worked at cutting in and boiling, while the waist boat towed casks ashore, went whaling, and killed a whale.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-08-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.3063,"lon":-222.0571,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday August 3d\nCommences with light breeze from Westd Lying at\nAnchor Lowered Larboard and bow boats and twow\nthe Whale along side Employed boiling and clearing\nUp decks 6 pm toned off the raft of water and\nTook it in and got another small raft overboard\nOf casks Middle part much the same Latter part\nStrong breeze from W.S.W. and N.W. Lying at Anchor\nEmployed Cutting 11 am got in the head and Lowered 2\nBoats and took a small raft ashore and then went\nWhaling, Boiling Third Mate of duty sick with lame back\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["latter","WSW","strong"],["latter","NW","strong"]],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew towed a whale alongside, cut it in, and boiled blubber while handling water casks. Two boats took casks ashore and went whaling again. The third mate was off duty with a lame back.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Third Mate off duty sick","quote":"Third Mate of duty sick with lame back","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-08-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.2905,"lon":-222.0143,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday August 4th\nCommences with moderate breeze from Westd Lying at\nAnchor Employed boiling Larbd and Waist [struck: heads] of\nWhaling 6 pm boats came aboard without success\nMiddle part much the same Latter part Lowered 3 boats\nAnd went in shore whaling 9 am Larbd boat came aboard\nAnd broke out after hold and filled up the scuttle\nbutts with water employd boiling calm\nThird Mate not so well","wind":[["first","W","moderate"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying at anchor, the crew boiled blubber while sending the boats out along the shore to hunt whales, returning without success. One boat returned early to unpack the hold and refill the water casks.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-08-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.2746,"lon":-221.9714,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Aug 5th\nCommences with calm and clear weather Lying at Anchor\nEmployed boiling finished cutting in the last whale\nX 3 pm Bow boat struck Larb[struck: d] and waist boat went\nAnd helped tow him alongside got him alongside at\n8 pm Middle part good weather Latter part light\nAir from South and west Employed boiling and stowing\ndown in the After hold third Mate getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm","clear"],"plain":"While lying at anchor, the crew finished stripping blubber from their previous whale and continued boiling. The boats harpooned another whale in the afternoon and towed it alongside by 8 p.m., then resumed boiling and storing oil.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-08-06","events":[],"lat":54.2587,"lon":-221.9286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Aug 6th\nCommences with calm and good weather Lying at Anchor\nEmployed boiling and stowing down stowed down 85 bbls\nMiddle part boiling Latter part stowing down boiling and\nSetting up shooks Mark off duty sick third mate much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying at anchor in calm weather, the crew boiled blubber, assembled casks, and stowed down 85 barrels of oil. Mark and the third mate remained off duty sick.","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-08-07","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.2428,"lon":-221.8857,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Aug 7th\nCommences with calm and good weather Lying at Anchor\nEmployed boiling and Cutting in the last whale\nCooper setting up shooks 5 pm finished cutting Middle\npart boiling Latter part boiling and coopering oil\nLowerd Waist and Bow boats and sent them in shore\nWhaling Third Mate and Mark on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While lying at anchor in calm, pleasant weather, the crew boiled blubber and finished stripping the last whale. Later, they put the waist and bow boats out to whale along the shore.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-08-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.227,"lon":-221.8429,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Aug 8th\nCommences with light air from West Lying at\nAnchor Employed boiling and setting up shooks\nWaist and bow boat off whaling started some oil\nInto the Fore hold 6 pm Lowered Larb boat and\nTook a raft of water casks ashore 7 pm boats came aboard\nWithout success Middle part much the same Latter part calm\nLowered 3 boats and went in shore whaling cooled down\nCleand up decks and started some salt water in the main hold\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying at anchor, the crew boiled blubber, assembled casks, and cleaned the decks. Boats went out whaling twice near shore without success, and a boat took a raft of water casks ashore.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-08-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.2111,"lon":-221.8,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Aug 9th\nCommences with calm weather Lying at Anchor plenty of\nWhales going quick 3 boats off And Lowered Bow boat 5 pm Larbd\nBoat struck a small one 7 pm got hime alongside Middle\npart much the same Latter part light breeze from N.E.\nAll hands Employed stowing down in the Main hold\n11 am hazy weather and more wind George Mowry off duty sick","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["calm","haze"],"plain":"While lying at anchor in calm weather, the crew saw plenty of whales and put out the boats. The larboard boat harpooned a small whale and brought it alongside, and the crew worked at stowing oil in the after hold.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1853-08-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.1952,"lon":-221.7571,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday August 10th\nCommences with moderate breese from N.E. Lying at Anchor\nLowered Larboard and Bow boats and went in shore whailing\nThe rest employd stowing down in main hatch 7 pm\nBoats came aboard without success Middle part calm and thick\nFog Latter part cleared up with strong breese from S.W. and\nRain Employed stowing down Lowered Waist and Bow boats and\nsent them in shore whailing 12 am Waist boat came aboard without\nsuccess George much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"weather":["calm","fog","rain"],"plain":"Lying at anchor, the crew stowed oil in the main hold and sent boats inshore to chase whales twice, but with no success.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"George remained unwell","quote":"George much the same","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-08-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.1794,"lon":-221.7143,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday August 11th\nCommences with strong breese from S.W. Lying at Anchor\nSaw boat of whaling Employd stowing down and Cutting\nthe last whale Bow boat came aboard without success finishe\nstowing down in main hold 6 pm more moderate 8 pm\nCommenced boilling Middle part much the same\nLatter part calm Lowered Waist and Bow boats and sent\nIn shore whailing Cooled down Got the Larboard Anchor\nOff the bows and bent the chain cleaned up decks\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["first","","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"At anchor, the crew stripped blubber from their last whale, stowed casks in the hold, and boiled oil. Boats put out inshore to hunt whales without success.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-08-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.1635,"lon":-221.6714,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday August 12th\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor Lowered\nLarboard boat and went in shore whaling the rest\nEmployed breaking out fore hold 7 pm boats came\nAboard without success Middle part much the same\nLatter part light breese from North and West Lowered\n3 Boats and went in shore whailing The rest employd\nstowing down in fore hold plenty of whales around\nBut very wild\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","NW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While lying at anchor, they sent boats inshore to hunt whales twice, but had no success because the whales were plentiful but \"very wild.\" The remaining crew worked in the fore hold.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-08-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.1476,"lon":-221.6286,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday August 13th\nCommences with light breese from West Lying at Anchor\n3 Boats of whaling Captn Stowing down in fore hold\n7 pm Boats came aboard without success Middle\nPart calm Latter part moderate breese breese from\nS.W. and squally Lowered 4 boats and went in shore\nafter whales saw plenty but could not get any\nSaw the Ship Phaenix at Anchor","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","squalls"],"plain":"While lying at anchor, three boats went out whaling while the captain stowed oil in the fore hold, returning without success. Later, four boats put out toward shore after whales, seeing plenty but catching none.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-08-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.1317,"lon":-221.5857,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday August 14th\nCommerces with strong breese from Nar West Lying at\nAnchor 4 boats off whaling Cooper repairing casks 7 pm\nBoats came aboard without success Middle part much the\nSame Latter part Lowered 3 boats and went in shore whaling\nThe rest employed stowing down in fore hold one boat crew\nFilled the water casks we had ashore and rafted them 11 am\nWaist boat struck a small whale 12 am towed him alongside\nFinisht stowing down\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","strong"]],"plain":"While lying at anchor, the boats went whaling but returned empty-handed that evening. The next morning, three boats searched near shore, and the waist boat harpooned and brought a small whale alongside by noon.","where":"at anchor","catch":1},{"date":"1853-08-15","events":[],"lat":54.1159,"lon":-221.5429,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 15th\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor sent 3 boats in\nshore whaling 4 pm boats came off with the raft of water\nFoisted it in and commenced cutting 7 pm Finished cutting\nMiddle part employed cutting up the whale Latter part\nLight breese from North and East 6 AM got underway stood out\nAccross the bay to the South and Eastrd Employed scraping bone\nAnd getting Shank chain below Second Mate sick below\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While lying at anchor, three boats went near shore to hunt whales. The crew brought fresh water aboard, stripped blubber and cut up a whale, then got underway across the bay. The second mate was sick off duty.","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-08-16","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.1,"lon":-221.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday August 16th\nCommences with Light airs from NE, E, Heading S, E, employed\nCleaning bone 4 pm moderate breese from NNE, Steering S,\nSaw Whales Lowered 2 boats without success 7 pm came\nToo and Let go Larboard Anchor in 17 fathoms water furled\nSails and commenced boiling Middle part boiling Latter\nPart fresh breese from NE, Employed boiling got underway\nSteering up the S, E, Chulph saw 1 whale to rough to lower\n12 am came too and let go Larboard Anchor in 9 fathoms water\nWith strong breese from NE, furled sails and cooled down 8\nOther Ships at anchor in sight 3 of them boiling\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE by E","light"],["first","NNE","moderate"],["latter","NE","fresh"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew cleaned whalebone and put out two boats to chase whales without success. They anchored for the night and boiled blubber, later sailing up the gulf where they spotted another whale and anchored among eight other ships.","where":"at anchor","place":"S, E, Chulph","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-08-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.1,"lon":-221.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday August 17th\nCommences with strong breese from NE, Lying at Anchor in the\nSE, Gulf employed clearing up decks and getting things snug\nMiddle part more moderate Latter part Lowred 4 boats and\nWent in shore whaling Larbd boat struck waist boat struck and\nAnchored the whale saw a dead whale and waifed him","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","moderate"]],"plain":"Four boats went whaling near shore. The larboard and waist boats each struck a whale; the waist boat anchored its catch. They also found a dead whale and marked it with a flag. The larboard boat’s whale was not recovered in the following days.","where":"at anchor","place":"SE Gulf","catch":1},{"date":"1853-08-18","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.1248,"lon":-221.4917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday August 18th\nCommences with moderate breese from the NNE Lying at\nAnchor 3 pm boats came aboard and gat the ship\nunder weigh and run down for the whals got the Waist\nboats whale along side and come too again sent the boats\noff to look for the other one without success then\nwent and towed the Dead whale alongside at 10 pm\nLatter part employed Cutting in the two whales finishe\nCutting and cleaned up decks getting ready to commence boiling\n[struck: the third whale belonged to the Ship Hobomok of Mystic]\n[struck: [illegible] [illegible]]","wind":[["first","NNE","moderate"]],"plain":"The ship got underway to retrieve the previous day’s whales. The crew brought the waist boat’s catch alongside, searched unsuccessfully for the other struck whale, and then towed in the dead whale they had found. They stripped both carcasses and prepared to boil.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-08-19","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":54.1495,"lon":-221.4835,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday August 19th\nCommences with strong breese from North and East Lying at\nAnchor Employed boiling 3 pm Lowered 2 boats and went in\nX Shore Waist boat struck and anchored the whale rainy\nAnd foggy could not find the other whale we lost\nMiddle part cleaned up emplyed boiling Latter part\nLowered Larboard and Bow boats and went in shore\nX Bow boat struck and towed him alongside at 12 m\nLarbd boat went off to look for the whale again\nEmployed boiling and stowing down cooper setting up shooks\nMack off duty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew boiled oil and put out boats near the shore. They harpooned one whale and anchored it, but fog and rain prevented them from finding another previously lost. Later, they struck another whale and brought it alongside.","where":"at anchor","catch":2,"plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-08-20","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.1743,"lon":-221.4752,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday August 20.\nCommences with light breese from West Lying at Anchor\nLarboard boat [insert: ^ off] whaling the rest emplyed cutting and\nBoiling 5 pm finishe cutting and sent 2 boat in afster\nthe Waist boats whale 11 pm got him alongside Middle part\nBoiling Latter part Lowered 3 boats and went off whaling\nThe rest employed boiling and setting up shooks 7 pm\nboats came aboard without success Mack getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"]],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew cut blubber and boiled oil. They sent boats out to bring in a whale taken by the waist boat, and later put out three boats to chase whales without success.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Mack getting better","quote":"Mack getting better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-08-21","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.1991,"lon":-221.467,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday August 21st\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor Employed boiling\nthree boats of whaling 7 pm boats came aboard without\nsuccess Middle part boiling Latter part rainy and thunda\nCooled down 7 AM cleaned up Lowered 4 boats and went off\nwhaling Coopers of duty sick","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain","thunder"],"plain":"While lying at anchor, the crew boiled blubber and sent boats out whaling without success. After rain and thunder, they put out four boats again the next morning. The cooper was off duty sick.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-08-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"lost","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.2238,"lon":-221.4587,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 22d\nCommences with ligh breezes from South and Eastd Lying At\nAnchor 4 boats of whaling rainy hazy weather 7 pm boats came\nAboard thick fog Middle part the same Latter part clear\nLowered 4 boats and went of whaling Larbd boat struck and\nDrew calm Cooper getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["rain","haze","fog","clear","calm"],"plain":"While lying at anchor in foggy weather, the crew lowered four boats to hunt. One of the boats harpooned a whale, but the harpoon pulled out.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-08-23","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.2486,"lon":-221.4505,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday August 23d\nCommences with light breze from S Lying at Anchor\n4 Boats of wheling 6 pm boats came aboard without success\nMiddle part much the same Latter part sent of [struck: odb] [illegible] boat\nwhaling the rest emplyed stowing down in fore hold Cooper\nMuch the same rather feverish\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"plain":"While at anchor, four boats were sent out whaling but returned without success. Later, another boat went whaling while the remaining crew stowed oil in the fore hold. The cooper remained feverish.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-08-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.2734,"lon":-221.4422,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday August 24th\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor Emplyed stowing\nDown Capt Howland aboard a short time 6 pm [illegible] boat\ncame aboard without success Latter part Lowerd Larb and\nBow boats and went of whaling therest emplyed stowing\nDown good weather Cooper much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While lying at anchor, the crew stowed oil in the hold and received a short visit from Captain Howland. Boats went out whaling without success, while the cooper remained in much the same condition.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-08-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.2981,"lon":-221.434,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday August 25th\nCommences with light breze from Eastd Lying at Anchor\nLarboard and Bow boats af wheling the rest emplyed stowing\nX Down 8 pm boats came aboard Larbrad boat struck one\nWhale and anchored him Latter part Lowerd Starboard\nAnd Waist boats and went off whaling 6 Am got underweigh\nWith light breze from Westd to take the Larboard boats\nWhale alongside Cooper getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","W","light"]],"plain":"While at anchor, boats went out whaling and the crew stored oil in the hold. One boat harpooned a whale and anchored it overnight; the ship got underway the next morning to bring it alongside.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1853-08-26","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.3229,"lon":-221.4257,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday August 26th\nCommences with light breeze from So and Eastd beating up to\nThe whale Starboard boat struck took both whales\nAlongside and come to again and cut them in 7 pm\nWaist boat came aboard without success Middle part\nMuch the same Latter part cleared up decks and commence\nBailing Starbd and Waist boats of whaling 9 am bow boat\nwent of whaling Cooper on duty setting up shookes","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew brought two whales alongside, stripped their blubber, and began boiling it down. Boats lowered again throughout the day to hunt more whales.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-08-27","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":2}],"lat":54.3477,"lon":-221.4174,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday August 27th\nCommences with moderate breese from North and West Lying at\nAnchor employed boiling 3 boats of whaling 5 pm Starboard\nBoat came aboard without success 7 pm Waist boat struck one\nWhale and Anchored him Bow boat struck and Layd by the\nWhale 10 pm rainy cooled down strong breese from S&W\nMiddle part much the same Latter part started the\nWorks again sent the waist boat of to tow boat to\nAnchor the whale the rest employed stowing down in\nAfter hold found 8 casks down there Partially leaked\nOut took them up started them and cooped them\nAnd stowed them again Manael Forto of duty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["first","SW","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew boiled blubber and sent out three boats to hunt. Two boats harpooned whales, anchoring them in the water. The crew also had to repair and restow eight leaking oil casks.","where":"at anchor","catch":2,"plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-08-28","events":[],"lat":54.3724,"lon":-221.4092,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday August 28th\nCommences with strong breese from North and West Lying at\nAnchor Employed boiling and stowing down in after hold\nWaist boat of whaling 3 pm Lowered Larbod and Bow boats\nAnd went to help tow the whist boats whale got go hotboy\n6 pm got him alongside Middle part boiling Latter part\nCooled down And commenced cutting 9 am finished cutting and\nSent 2 boats of to get the Bow boats whale the rest got Ship\nUnderweigh and droppued down for the whale\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","strong"]],"plain":"The crew boiled and stowed oil, then towed in and stripped the waist boat’s whale from the previous day. They later sent boats for the bow boat’s earlier catch and moved the ship toward it.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-08-29","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.3972,"lon":-221.4009,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday August 29th\nCommences with calm found the whale and came to again\nSent the other boats of to help tow 5 pm got him alongside\nAnd commenced cutting 8 pm finished cutting Medelle part\nCutting up blubber and clearing up decks Latter part\nStarted the works Waist and Bow boats of whaling employed\nBoiling and stowing down\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"After a calm, they retrieved a dead whale, towed it alongside with extra boats, stripped the blubber, and began boiling it down into oil. Later, two boats went out whaling again.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-08-30","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null},{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.422,"lon":-221.3927,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday August 30th\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor Waist and bow boats of\nWhaling Bow boat missed 7 pm boat came aboard without success\nMiddell boiling Latter light breece from West Lowered 3 boats\nLarboard boat struck one whale sunk got underweigh and\nWent to the whale Anchored him and came aboard\nCame too again in 14 fathoms water calm saw more ships\nsteering of before the wind","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","W","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew put boats out to hunt. The bow boat missed, and the left-side boat harpooned a whale that sank. They got under sail, found and anchored the dead whale, and returned to anchor.","where":"at anchor","via":[[-221.45,54.45]],"catch":1,"plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-08-31","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.4467,"lon":-221.3844,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday August 31st\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor empolyed boiling and\nstowing down 2 boats of whaling Waist boat struck and whale\nsunk came aboard 6 pm bow boat came aboard without success\nMiddle part coold down and started some water into the\nButts Latter part hauled the Larboard boats whale up\nAnd took him alongside commenced cutting 11 am finishe\nCutting got underweigh and went to the Waist boats whale\nCould not haul him came too again\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While the crew boiled and stowed oil, the waist boat struck a whale that sank. They later raised and stripped the larboard boat’s whale from the previous day, but could not yet raise the waist boat’s whale.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-09-01","events":[],"lat":54.4715,"lon":-221.3762,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 1st\nCommences with light brese from North Lying at Anchor Employed\nbreaking out pipe Shacks and boiling Latter part Lowerd\n2 boatsand hauled the waist boats whale up and commenced\nCutting cooled down Cooper setting up Shacks\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"At anchor in light northerly breezes, the crew boiled blubber and unpacked cask parts. They lowered two boats, raised the waist boat’s whale from the previous day, and began stripping its blubber while the cooper assembled casks.","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-09-02","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.4963,"lon":-221.3679,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 2d\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor Emplyed cutting\n3 pm finished cutting broke out fore hold for pipe Shacks\nAnd cutt up the Blubber Started the works Middle part\nBoiling calm 3 ships in sight Latter part emplyed boiling\nstowing down and setting up shocks Lowerd Larbd boat\nAnd went of whaling\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor in calm weather, the crew finished stripping blubber, cut it up, and started boiling. Later, they stowed down oil, assembled cask packs, and sent out the left boat to hunt whales.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-09-03","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.521,"lon":-221.3597,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Sept 3d\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor Larboard boat\nOff whaling the rest emplyed Boiling Stowing down and\nsetting up shroks 3 pm Larbd boat came aboard without\nSuccess Middle part employed boiling Latter part light\nBrese from Sov E. Waist and Bow Boat of whaling the rest\nEmplyed Setting up shroks and stowing down in fore hold\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, boats were sent out whaling without success. Aboard ship, the crew boiled blubber, stored oil in the fore hold, and assembled cask packs.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-09-04","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.5458,"lon":-221.3514,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Sept 4th\nCommences with light breese from South and East Lying\nAt Anchor Waist and Bow boats of whaling the rest emplyed\nBoiling stowing down and setting up shroks 5 pm boats\nCame aboard without success Middle part boiling\nLatter part strong breese from S.E. and N.E. with\nRain cooled down and secured the things about\nDecks 11 am more moderate cleared up","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","SE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","clear"],"plain":"While at anchor, the waist and bow boats went whaling without success. The rest of the crew boiled blubber, stored oil in the hold, and assembled casks until rain and strong winds forced them to secure the decks.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-09-05","events":[],"lat":54.5635,"lon":-221.3222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 5th\nCommences with moderate breese from North and East d Lying at\nAnchor cleard up and started the works Middle part boiling\nLatter part cooled down got under weigh and stood over\nto the other side of the bay Stowing down between decks\nAt 12 m came to again in 14 fathoms water Manuel son of\nduty sick wind from North and East\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["latter","NE",""]],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew started the try-works and boiled blubber into oil. Later, they put out the fires, sailed across to the other side of the bay, stowed oil between decks, and anchored again.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Manuel off duty sick","quote":"Manuel son of\nduty sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","via":[[-221.35,54.55]],"plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-09-06","events":[],"lat":54.5797,"lon":-221.2887,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 6th\nCommences with light breese from N and E Lying at Anchor\nEmployed stowing down pipes between decks Middle\npart strong breese from N. E. Latter part strong breese\nfrom N, E, Employed stowing down between decks Kowna\nsick hands no better got the starboard chain afoard bent it\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"At anchor, the crew was busy stowing casks of oil between decks and bent the anchor chain. Several crew members remained sick and showed no improvement.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew member sick with no improvement","quote":"Kowna\nsick hands no better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1853-09-07","events":[],"lat":54.596,"lon":-221.2552,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 7th\nCommences with moderate breese from NE Lying at\nAnchor Finished stowing between decks 14 pipes and\nCleaned up decks more moderate Latter part got underweigh\nAnd stood up the gulf with light breese from S and East d\n11 am calm Chanpenter of duty sick the otters no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","SE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship lay at anchor while the crew finished stowing fourteen casks between decks and cleaned up. Later, they got underway and sailed up the gulf until a calm hit; the carpenter and others were off duty sick.","where":"near land","place":"the gulf"},{"date":"1853-09-08","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1},{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6122,"lon":-221.2217,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 8th\nCommences with light breese from S and W saw whales\nX Lowered 3 boats Waist boat struck 7 pm took him\nAlong side and came to agrin Middle part calm\nLatter part light breese from N. E. Lowered Lard and\nWaist boats for whales the rest employed Cutting in the\nWhale 9 am finished cutting and Lowered the other 2 boats\nAnd went of whaling Capt went aboard of Ship Genl Williams\nAnd got a minceing knife Kowna having lost one of our\nOwn overboard Invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew put out boats and caught a whale, bringing it alongside at 7 p.m. Next morning, boats went out whaling again while the crew finished stripping blubber, and the captain boarded the ship General Williams to borrow a mincing knife.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman lost a mincing knife overboard","quote":"got a minceing knife Kowna having lost one of our Own overboard","interest":5},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"General Williams","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-09-09","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.6285,"lon":-221.1882,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 9th\nCommences with light breese from N and West d Lying at Anchor\nAll the boats of whaling Ship kiffers cutting up the whale\nAnd clearing up decks 6 pm boats came aboard without\nSuccess Started the works Middle part boiling Latter\nPart Lowered 3 boats and went of whaling the rest employed\nBoiling Invalids no better","wind":[["first","NW","light"]],"plain":"While lying at anchor, they sent out the boats to hunt whales and boiled blubber from an earlier catch. The boats returned without success, and the sick men aboard showed no improvement.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-09-10","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.6447,"lon":-221.1546,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Sep 10.th\nX Commences with light air from West d Lying at Anchor\n3 boats of whaling the rest boiling Waist boat struck\nLarboard boat went on and missed 5 pm gat the whale\nAlongside cooled down 4 other ships in sight at Anchor\nAnd one Bound out full middle part calm Latter part\nCalm employd cutting the whale Waist boat of whaling\nFinishe cutting and gat underweigh with light breese from\nWest and stood across the gulf to get some water 10 am came\nToo again rafted the casks and took them ashore Invalids\nNo better Carpenter on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, three boats hunted whales. The waist boat harpooned one, while the left-side boat missed, and they brought the whale alongside. After cutting blubber, they moved across the gulf to raft water casks ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids reported no better","quote":"Invalids\nNo better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","catch":1},{"date":"1853-09-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.661,"lon":-221.1211,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Sept 11.th\nX Commences with calm Lying at Anchor Waist boat of\nWhaling Larboard and boats in shore after the water\nGot the water off and hoisted it in Waist boat struck\nAnd Anchored the whale 8 pm came aboard Middle\nPart light breese from West d Latter part gat underweigh\nAnd run down for the whale 8 am came too again and\nTook him alongside commenced cutting 2 ships in sight\nOne cutting one boiling 9 am finished cutting gat underweigh\nAnd stood down the gulf with light breese from South and East\nCommenced boiling Invalids no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","W","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, boats went ashore for water while another hunted and harpooned a whale, anchoring the carcass. The crew later sailed down, brought the whale alongside, stripped its blubber, and began boiling.","where":"at anchor","place":"gulf","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-09-12","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.6772,"lon":-221.0876,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 12.th\nX Commences with light air from South steering down the gulf\nEmployd boiling 5 pm came to in 13 fathoms water Last anchor ahed\nMiddle part calm boiling Latter part gat underweigh and\nwith light breese from South and West steering down the gulf\nEmployd boiling and scrapeing bone 10 am saw whales lowered\n3 boats Waist boat struck stood for the whale 12 am calm\nInvalids no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While boiling blubber and scraping baleen, the crew anchored briefly before getting underway again down the gulf. They lowered three boats for whales; the waist boat harpooned one. Meanwhile, the sick crewmen were no better.","where":"at sea","catch":1,"plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-09-13","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.6934,"lon":-221.0541,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 13.th\nX Commences with calm towed the waist boats whale alongside\nAnd came to in 16 faths water Last anchor ahead Commenced cutting\n6 pm Last boat came aboard without succefs 8 pm finished cutting\nBow boat struck and Laid by the whale Middle part squally\nAnd rainy 5 am saw the bow boat towing Lowered the other\nBoats and went to help tow 7 am gat him alongside Latter\nPart employd clearing up decks and getting ready for cutting\nButterfield of duty sick the others much the same","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew anchored in 16 fathoms of water and stripped the blubber from a whale. Meanwhile, the bow boat harpooned another whale, stood by it through a squally night, and towed it alongside with help in the morning.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-09-14","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.7097,"lon":-221.0206,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 14th\nCommences with moderate breese from W Lying at Anchor\nEmployed Cutting 5 pm finished Cutting Middle part\nEmployed cutting up the blubber on deck started the worts\nLatter part employed boiling and setting up shooks saw\nWhales Lowerd Starbd and Larbd boats 11 am foggy and rainy\nCalm inrabds no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["fog","rain","calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew finished stripping the blubber and began boiling it down. Later, they spotted whales and put out both boats to give chase amid foggy, rainy, and calm weather.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-c"},{"date":"1853-09-15","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.7259,"lon":-220.9871,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 15th\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor employed boiling\nAnd getting up shooks 2 boats off whaling started some oil\nInto the tank 3 pm boats came aboard without successe\nMiddle part boiling thick and hazy Latter part employed\nBoiling thick hazy weather inrabds much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","haze"],"plain":"At anchor in calm weather, the crew boiled blubber and brought up cask staves. Two boats went out whaling but returned empty-handed by mid-afternoon.","where":"at anchor","plate":"chase.right-b"},{"date":"1853-09-16","events":[],"lat":54.7422,"lon":-220.9536,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 16th\nCommences with light breese from S Lying at Anchor thick\nHazy weather employed boiling and setting up shooks\nMiddle part strong breese from S with rain employed\nBoiling Latter part wind hauled to N.W and blowed\nVery hard cooled down all hands employed securing the\nOil and loose things about decks also got up the rest\nOf the Larboard chain and payed it out 10 am found the\nDragged Let go Starboad Anchor with 60 fathom chain\nHeavy swell running and rainy in shoos hailed her sounded\nthe pumps no water in hold inrabds no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","S","strong"],["latter","NW","gale"]],"weather":["haze","rain","heavy sea"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew boiled blubber until a hard northwest gale forced them to cool down and secure the decks. The ship began dragging its anchor in heavy swells, prompting them to drop the starboard anchor.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Ship dragged anchor in a heavy gale","quote":"","interest":3}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-09-17","events":[],"lat":54.7584,"lon":-220.9201,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Sept 17th\nCommences with strong gale from N.W. Lying at Anchor\nboth Anchors ahead with a heavy sea running every thing\nSnug Middle part more moderate Latter part\nModerate breese from N W got underweigh and stood\nAcross the bay employed coopering the oil on deck\n11 am calm inrabds much the same","wind":[["first","NW","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","NW","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea","calm"],"plain":"After riding out a strong northwest gale and heavy seas with both anchors down, the crew got underway as the weather moderated, crossed the bay, and worked on coopering oil barrels on deck.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-09-18","events":[],"lat":54.7747,"lon":-220.8866,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Sept 18th\nCommences with Light air from South and East staring\nacross the gaff started the works Capt Vancamney\nFrom Ship Wellesport aboard a short time sold him some [struck: [illegible]]\nCapt Davis & fleermand went aboard of the Wellesport to get some\nDrivers for the cooper 7 pm came to Larbd anchor a head\nMiddle part light air from Westd cooled down Latter part\nEmployd stowing down pipes between decks invalids much\nThe same D Butterfield on duty","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","W","light"]],"plain":"Captain Vancamney of the ship Wellesport visited briefly, and the captain went aboard his ship to get tools for the cooper. The crew boiled blubber, anchored that evening, and stowed casks between decks.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"D Butterfield returned to duty","quote":"D Butterfield on duty","topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Wellesport","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"Vancamney","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"work.trying-c"},{"date":"1853-09-19","events":[],"lat":54.7909,"lon":-220.8531,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 19th\nCommences with light brese from Westd Lying at Anchor\nEmployd stowing pipes Middle part calm Latter part\nLight brese from S.W. employd stowing pipes invalids\nMuch the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying at anchor with light breezes and calms, the crew spent the day stowing casks. The sick crewmen were reported as \"much the same.\"","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1853-09-20","events":[],"lat":54.8072,"lon":-220.8196,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuseday Sept 20th\nCommences with light brese from Eastd Lying at Anchor\nEmployd stowing pipes between decks also finished stowing\nMain hold cleaned up decks 4 pm got under weigh\nAnd stood across the bay with light brese from\nSouth and Eastd 7 pm calm came too again in 15 fathoms\nWater Larbd Anchor ahead Middle part calm Latter\npart Light brese from East took a raft of water\nCasks ashore to fill invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["first","SE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew stowed pipes and the main hold and cleaned the decks. They briefly got underway across the bay before anchoring again in calm winds, later sending a raft of water casks ashore.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-09-21","events":[],"lat":54.8234,"lon":-220.7861,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 21st\nCommences with calm Lying at Anchor 3 boats\nAshore after water 6 pm got the water alongside\nAnd hoisted it in Middle part calm Latter part got\nUnder weigh and stood across the bay with light brese\nFrom South and Westd employd stowing down in after\nHold Spoke Barque Endeavor of New Bedford Capt Howland\nWants 200 bbls to fill invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"While at anchor, three boats were sent ashore for water. Later, they got underway across the bay, stowed oil down in the after hold, and met the bark Endeavor of New Bedford. The sick crewmen were \"much the same.\"","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Endeavor","rig":"bark","port":"New Bedford","captain":"Howland","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"near land","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1853-09-22","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.8396,"lon":-220.7526,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 22d\nCommences with Light brese from S.E. staring by the wind\nAt 2 pm saw whales Lowerd 3 boats Waist boat struck\nAt 7 pm took him alongside with moderate brese from\nS.S.E. Heading S,W, by W, Middle part same Latter part\nCalm came too in 15 fathoms water Larboard anchor ahead\nEmployd stowing down in after hold invalids much the\nsame Nine of duty sick","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["first","SSE","moderate"],["middle","SSE","moderate"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"They sighted whales and lowered three boats. The waist boat struck one and brought it alongside by evening. They anchored in 15 fathoms of water, stowed oil in the after hold, and had nine men off duty sick.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.stowing-a"},{"date":"1853-09-23","events":[],"lat":54.8559,"lon":-220.7191,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 23 d\nCommences with light breese from Noreh and East Lying at\nAnchor Commenced cutting 5 pm finished cutting Middle\npart cutting up the blubber started the works Latter part\nEmployed boiling got underweigh and stood out the\nbay with light breese from South stowing down in after\nHold and clearing up decks invalids no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","S","light"]],"plain":"While at anchor, the crew stripped and chopped blubber, then started boiling. They later weighed anchor and sailed out of the bay, stowing oil in the after hold and cleaning the decks. The invalids were no better.","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-09-24","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":54.8721,"lon":-220.6856,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Sept 24 th\nCommences with light breese from S.E. steering N.E.\nEmployed boiling saw the Barque Enchanon 3 pm saw\nWhales Lowered Larboard and Waist boats without success\nMiddle part wind from E. Heading N.N.W Latter part\nEmployed boiling and setting up shoops light breese from South\nAnd East invalids much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","E",""],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew boiled blubber and set up casks. They sighted a bark and later put boats out to chase whales without success. The invalids aboard remained much the same.","where":"at sea","plate":"chase.right-a"},{"date":"1853-09-25","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"caught","species":null,"count":1}],"lat":54.8884,"lon":-220.6521,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Sept 25 th\nCom mences with light breese from S.E. steering by the wind\nEmployed boiling saw whales Lowered Larboard and Waist\nBoats Waist boat struck 7 pm took him alongside\nAnd come to in 21 fathoms water Larboard Anchor\nAheed Middle part wind shifted to N.W and blowed\nVery hard cooled down Latter part moderated cloudy\nWith rain and snow 11 am quite smooth started the\nWorks again pleasant invalids no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","NW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","snow","smooth sea"],"plain":"While boiling blubber, the crew sighted whales and sent out the boats. The waist boat harpooned one, brought it alongside, and they anchored in 21 fathoms. A hard gale brought rain and snow, and the sick men were no better.","where":"at anchor","catch":1,"plate":"work.trying-b"},{"date":"1853-09-26","events":[],"lat":54.9046,"lon":-220.6186,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Sept 26 th\nCommences with light breese from West Lying at\nAnchor Employed boiling and Cutting 6 pm finished\nCutting and cooled down Middle part strong breese\nFrom Noreh 3 am got underweigh to make a lee wind\nHauled to N.W run into wild goose bay so called\nAnd came to again in 8 fathoms water both Anchors\nAheed 10 am wind houled to Noreh again 11 am more moderate\nInvalids much the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","N","strong"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","N","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew finished stripping blubber and boiling oil while at anchor. Shifting winds forced them to get underway and seek shelter in Wild Goose Bay, anchoring with both anchors ahead. The sick crewmen were \"much the same.\"","where":"at anchor","place":"wild goose bay","plate":"work.cutting-c"},{"date":"1853-09-27","events":[],"lat":54.9209,"lon":-220.5851,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Sept 27 th\nCommences with strong breese from Noreh Lying at Anchor\nBoth Anchors aheed employed securing casks on deck\nMiddle part moderated down calm started the works\nLatter part calm hove up Starboard anchor employed\nstowing bone in fore hold invalids about the same","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"At anchor with both anchors out in a strong breeze, the crew secured casks on deck. When the wind fell calm, they started the try-works, raised one anchor, and stowed whalebone in the fore hold.","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.trying-a"},{"date":"1853-09-28","events":[],"lat":54.9371,"lon":-220.5515,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Sept 28th\nCommences with light breese from North and West Lying at\nAnchor Larboan anchor ahead emplyed boiling stowing\ndown in fore hold and setting up shook Middle part\nBoiling Latter part wind much the same good weather\nemplyed boiling and stowing down invalids much same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"]],"plain":"Lying at anchor in good weather, the crew boiled blubber, stored oil casks in the forward hold, and assembled casks. The sick crewmen remained unchanged.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-09-29","events":[],"lat":54.9533,"lon":-220.518,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Sept 29th\nCommences with light brese from N.W. Lying at Anchor\nEmplyed boiling stowing down and setting up shook\nMiddle part calm boiling Latter part coold down\nLight breese from N.E. emplyed stowing down invalids\nNo better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","NE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"At anchor, the crew boiled blubber, stored oil in the hold, and assembled barrels, noting that the sick men aboard were no better.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-09-30","events":[],"lat":54.9696,"lon":-220.4845,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Sept 30th\nCommences with light breese from N.E. Lying at Anchor\nEmplyed stowing down pipes in main hatch Middle\npart strong breese from North and rain Latter part\nWind hauled to N.W with drizzeleing rain emplyed\nstowing down pipes finished main hatch invalids\nNo better Mowna very bad\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["middle","N","strong"],["latter","NW",""]],"weather":["rain","drizzle"],"plain":"Lying at anchor in rainy weather, the crew finished stowing casks in the main hatch. The sick crewmen were no better, with Mowna in very bad shape.","where":"at anchor","plate":"work.stowing-b"},{"date":"1853-10-01","events":[],"lat":54.9858,"lon":-220.451,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Oct 1th\nCommences with strong breese from N.W. Lying at Anchor\nLarboard Anchor ahead and let go starbeard anchor\nemplyed stowing pipes finished [struck: [illegible]] par strong\nGale from North with heary swell Latter part more\nModerate finished stowing down claned up decks Mowna\nMuch the same Adams Randolpht and peter of duty sick\nMate Sick of duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","strong"],["middle","N","gale"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"At anchor during a strong gale and heavy swell, the crew dropped a second anchor, stowed casks, and cleaned the decks. The mate, Adams, Randolpht, Peter, and Mowna were off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Mowna much the same","quote":"Mowna\nMuch the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor","plate":"work.stowing-c"},{"date":"1853-10-02","events":[],"lat":55.0021,"lon":-220.4175,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Oct 2d\nCommences with strong breese from N.E. with foggy\nRainy weather Lying at Anchor both Anchors ahead\nEmplyed cleaning up decks getting ready for see\nMiddle part more moderate Latter part strng\nBreese from N.E. got underwaigh and stood out of\nThe bay heading N.N.W 10 am wind hauled to Eastd\ntucking up N.N.E. took in Bow Boat and lashed it\non the house invalids much the same","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","NE","strong"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["fog","rain"],"plain":"Lying at anchor in foggy, rainy weather, the crew cleaned the decks to prepare for sea. Later, they weighed anchor, headed out of the bay, secured the bow boat, and noted the invalids remained about the same.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-10-03","events":[],"lat":55.0183,"lon":-220.384,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Oct 3d\nCommences with strong breese from East Steering by\nthe wind heading N.N.E 2 pm Single reefd the top sails\n3 pm blowing a strong gale double reefd [insertion: the] top sails\nCarried away Main rail Fore sail and spanker\nWore ship and stood in for the bay [illegible] spoke and\nstow Fore sail and bent it saw a Barque to Leaward\nSuppose her to be the Endeavor of New Bedford\nCapt Howland 8 pm blowing very hard got under the lee\nOf the land and came too in 15 fathoms water Fore Anchor\nthen furled sails Middle part wind E.N.E. strong gale\nLatter part Strong gale from N.E. all hands employed\nabout decks invalids about the same myself very sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","ENE","gale"],["latter","NE","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A strong gale carried away the main rail, foresail, and spanker. They headed into a bay to anchor under the shelter of the land; several crew members remained invalid, and the keeper noted he was \"very sick.\"","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Gale damaged rails and sails","quote":"Carried away Main rail Fore sail and spanker","interest":3}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-10-04","events":[],"lat":55.0346,"lon":-220.3505,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 4th\nCommences with strong gale from N.E. Lying at\nAnchor 4 pm breese freshened Let go starboard Anchor\nMiddle part much the same with snow squalls\nLatter part strong gale and squally all hands employed [blot]\nScraping bone Wind from E.N.E to N.N.E. Mate some\nbetter Moura very bad the others much same\nPeter on duty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","gale"],["latter","ENE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"Lying at anchor during a strong gale and snow squalls, the crew dropped a second anchor. The men scraped whalebone while sickness persisted among the crew: Moura was very sick, though the mate was improving.","where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-10-05","events":[],"lat":55.0508,"lon":-220.317,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 5th\nCommences with strong Gale from N.N.E Lying at\nAnchor Both Anchors ahead all hand employed\nScraping bone Weather looks some better Middle part\nWind moderated And shifted to W.S.W Latter part got underway\nWind shifted back to N.N.E. could not get out stood up the gulf\nWith strong gale and snow squalls invalids much the same\nCarpenter and Doyle of duty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNE","gale"],["middle","WSW","moderate"],["latter","NNE","gale"]],"weather":["gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"Riding out a strong gale at anchor, the crew scraped whalebone. Later, they got underway, but shifting winds and snow squalls trapped them in the gulf. The carpenter and Doyle remained off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Trapped by gale and snow squalls","quote":"could not get out stood up the gulf With strong gale and snow squalls","interest":1}],"where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-10-06","events":[],"lat":55.0671,"lon":-220.2835,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 6th\nCommences with strong gale from N.N.E. and snow squalls\nbeating up the gulf W.N.W. and W 6 pm came to with\nLarboard Anchor ahead Middle part more moderate\nLatter part wind shifted to W.S.W. Bent a new Mair\nTop sail and main sail and got underway\nSteering N.E. by N with strong breese from W.S.W\nAdams on duty the other invalids much the same","wind":[["first","NNE","gale"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","WSW","strong"]],"weather":["gale","snow","squalls"],"plain":"Battling a strong gale and snow squalls in the gulf, the ship dropped anchor for the night. The crew later set new sails, got underway, and noted that Adams had returned to duty while the other sick crewmen remained unimproved.","where":"near land","place":"the gulf"},{"date":"1853-10-07","events":[],"lat":55.0833,"lon":-220.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Oct 7^{th}\nCommences with strong breese frow W.N.W. Stearing\nS.E. by E. employd getting the Anchors on the bow\nand running the chains below At Sunset Fire Island\nBore S.W. by S. distance 15 miles A Small Island and some\nRocks Bore E. by N. Distance 18 miles North Shanter Bore\nS. by W. Distance 20 miles Middle part light breese from\nS. and S.S.E. Latter part light baf[f]ling winds and calms\nWatch employed in various gobs about the ship Doyle on\nduty the althers much the same Mate some better\nLat by Obs 53-05\nLon by Chr 139-45\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["middle","SSE","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew stowed the anchors and chains and did various jobs around the ship. Several islands were sighted around sunset before winds turned light and baffling.","where":"near land","place":"Fire Island"},{"date":"1853-10-08","events":[],"lat":55.1416,"lon":-218.8167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Oct 8^{th}\nCommences with light baffeling winds and calms Stearing\nS. E. by N. Watch employed sending down fore top\nSail and bending another one with ocher small\nJobs about the Ship Middle part light winds from South\nLatter part light breese from E.S. to E.N.E. Stearing by the\nWind Took in Waist boat and turned her up over the try\nWorks doing ather small jobs about the Ship invalids much\nthe same Mate on duty 1 Sail in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","S","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew handled sails, stowed a boat over the furnace, and did odd jobs around the ship in light winds. The mate was back on duty, the sick crewmen remained much the same, and one ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-09","events":[],"lat":55.2,"lon":-217.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Oct 9^{th}\nCommences with light baffeling winds from E.S.E.\nTo E.N.E. Stearing by the wind watch employd in\nShips duty Middle part wind Shif[t]ed to South\nLatter part wind South and West bent the Studding\nSail and sent it ord invalids much the same\nLat by Obs 55-12\nLor by Chr 142-37 East\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","S",""],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"The ship faced light, baffling winds as the crew attended to regular ship's duties and rigged a sail. The sick aboard remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-10","events":[],"lat":54.8167,"lon":-216.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 10^{th}\nCommences with light baffling winds from S.W to N.W\nStearing S.E by E. Middle part much the same\nLatter part light breese from Norch and East Stearing\nS.E by E. with all sail out Watch employd getting the bone\nUp from between decks and scraping it good weather\nOne Sail in sight Randolph on duty the others about\nThe same Lat by Obs 54-49\nLon by Chr 143-35","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["middle","variable","light"],["latter","NE","light"]],"plain":"Under light winds, the crew brought whalebone up from between decks to scrape it. Another vessel was sighted in the distance.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-11","events":[],"lat":54.3,"lon":-215.15,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 11th\nCommences with light breese from North and West\nSteering S. E. by E. with all sail out watch employd\nScraping and stowing away bone Middle part Wind\nSouth and Wested Latter part wind S by E Steering by the wind\nStarboad tacks aboard with all sail out watch employd\nScraping bone invalds no better Lat by Obs 54=18\nLon by Chro 144=51\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","S by E",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, spending the day scraping and stowing away whalebone. The sick men aboard were reported to be no better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Sick crew members showed no improvement","quote":"invalds no better","interest":2,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-12","events":[],"lat":53.5917,"lon":-213.4333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 12th\nCommences with light breese from S. W. Steering S. E. by E.\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employd\nScraping and stowing away bone Middle part wind\nMuch the same Latter part moderate breese from\nS. S. W. Steering S. E. by E, watch employd scraping bone\nInvalids much the same 10 am set topmast studdsy sail\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","SSW","moderate"]],"plain":"Under light breezes and good weather, the crew spent the day scraping and stowing baleen. The sick men remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-13","events":[],"lat":52.8833,"lon":-211.7167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 13\nCommences with moderate breese from S. W. Steering\nS. E. by E. with all sail out cloudy hazy weather\nMiddle part wind hauld to North and West Latter\nPart wind N. W. Steering S. E. by E. watch employd scraping\nBone all sail out invalds no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","NW",""]],"weather":["cloudy","haze"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in cloudy, hazy weather, working at scraping whalebone. The sick crewmen were reported no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-14","events":[],"lat":52.175,"lon":-210.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Oct 14th\nCommences with light breeze from N. W. Steering S. E.\nWith all sail out watch employd in ordinary ships\nDuty Middle part wind S. W. Latter part wind D[struck: .] W.\nSteering S. E. by S. good weather invalds much the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","W",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in good weather and did routine ship's duty, with the ship's invalids reported to be about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-15","events":[],"lat":51.4667,"lon":-208.2833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Oct 15th\nCommences with light breeze from S. W. Steering S. E, by S.\nWith all sail out watch employd in ordinary ships\nDuty Middle part the same Latter part wind S. W. heading S. E by S.\nInvalds much the same.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","light"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set with light breezes and carried on ordinary ship's duty. The sick aboard remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-16","events":[],"lat":50.7583,"lon":-206.5667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Oct 16th\nCommences with light breeze from S. W. heading S E by S with\nAll sail out Middle part the same Latter part wind\nS. W. heading S E by S good weather invalds no better\nOne sail in sight","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["middle","SW","light"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in good weather and sighted one other vessel. The sick aboard showed no improvement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-17","events":[],"lat":50.05,"lon":-204.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Oct 17th\nComences with moderate brese from S.W. heading S.E.bS.\nWith all sail out watch employd in ordinary ships duty\nAt 3 pm saw the land bearing Ely N. distance 12 miles\nAt 6 pm tacke Ship heading W 12 pm tacke Ship\nHeading S.E.by S Latter part wind S.W. Stering S.E.bS.\n3 sail in sight innalids much the same Lat by Obs 50.03\nLon by Chr 155-09\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, performing routine duties. Land was sighted twelve miles off in the afternoon, and three other ships were seen in the distance.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-10-18","events":[],"lat":49.0167,"lon":-203.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Oct 18th\nCommences with light brese from S.W. Stering\nS.E.by S. Passed beetwen the island of Paromusier\nAnd Onchoton in to the Pacific Ocean watch employ\nIn ordinary ships duty Middle part Stering E,S,E,\nLatter part light brese from S,S,W, Steering E,S,E,\nWith all sail out One Ship in sight innalids no better\nLat by Obs 49=01 Lon by Chr 156.40\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","SSW","light"]],"plain":"The ship sailed between the islands of Paramushir and Onekotan into the Pacific Ocean, sighting another ship. The sick crew members showed no improvement.","where":"near land","place":"Paromusier and Onchoton","via":[[-204.75,49.95]],"at":"paramushir-and-onekotan"},{"date":"1853-10-19","events":[],"lat":49.7,"lon":-201.3036,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Oct 19th\nCommences with light brese from South Stering\nEly S with all sail out 3 pm wind hauled to S,E,\nTook in top mast studding sail Heading S,S,E,\nMiddle part strong brese from S,E, Heading E hand S,by E,\nLatter part maderate gale split the jib got it in on\nDeck and took in M,T,G, Sail got out a new jib and\nBent it and set it double reefed the topsails\nInvalids no better Lat by Obs 49=42\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","S","light"],["first","SE",""],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Strong winds turned into a moderate gale that split the jib, which the crew replaced before reducing sail. The sick crewmen were reported to be no better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-20","events":[],"lat":49.4458,"lon":-199.3572,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Oct 20th\nCommences with strong gale from S,E, heading N,Ely E,\nTook in Main Sail and gib and close reefed fore top sail\nAt 6 pm took in F,T, Sail and close reefed the M,T, Sail\nBlowing hard 9 pm took in Fore Sail and set the Fore\nAnd Main spencers Latter part gale increases 10 am\nWind haulling to S. and [struck: W, West] 3 mils of duty sick\nThe others much the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["latter","S","gale"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"A worsening gale forced the crew to shorten sail repeatedly. Three men were off duty sick, with the rest feeling much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-21","events":[],"lat":49.1917,"lon":-197.4107,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Oct 21st\nCommences with strong gale from S, Wand wind\nHauling still farther to West heading S hand\nS,S,E, with a very bad sea At 3 pm made a heavy pitch\nAnd carried away jib boom flying jib boom Fore\nTop Gallant mast and Main royal mast all\nHands employd clering the wreck [insertion: also] split the\nFore top mast stay sail 8 pm wind West heading\nSouth and S S W","wind":[["first","SW","gale"],["first","W",""],["first","W",""]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"During a strong gale and rough seas, the ship pitched heavily and carried away its jib boom, flying jib boom, fore topgallant mast, and main royal mast. All hands worked to clear the wreckage.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Heavy seas snapped masts and booms","quote":"made a heavy pitch And carried away jib boom flying jib boom Fore Top Gallant mast","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-10-22","events":[],"lat":48.9375,"lon":-195.4643},{"date":"1853-10-23","events":[],"lat":48.6833,"lon":-193.5179},{"date":"1853-10-24","events":[],"lat":48.4292,"lon":-191.5714},{"date":"1853-10-25","events":[],"lat":48.175,"lon":-189.625},{"date":"1853-10-26","events":[],"lat":47.9208,"lon":-187.6786},{"date":"1853-10-27","events":[],"lat":47.6667,"lon":-185.7321},{"date":"1853-10-28","events":[],"lat":47.4125,"lon":-183.7857},{"date":"1853-10-29","events":[],"lat":47.1583,"lon":-181.8393},{"date":"1853-10-30","events":[],"lat":46.9042,"lon":-179.8928},{"date":"1853-10-31","events":[],"lat":46.65,"lon":-177.9464,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Oct 31st\nCommences with strong gale from S E heading N E by E took in\nM Sail and double reefed the M. T. Sail 3 pm took in\nF. T. Sail and close reefed M. T. Sail Middle part much\nthe same Latter part wind hauled to S. S. W. got F J Sail\nClose reefed and double reefed M. T. Sail E by N with heavy\nSea and strong breaze with freq[uent] ygalls Peter on duty\nManuel of duty with a sore foot Manuel Frets of duty sick\nLat by Obs 46=39\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","gale"],["latter","SSW","strong"]],"weather":["gale","heavy sea"],"plain":"The ship weathered a strong gale and heavy sea while reducing sail. Peter returned to duty, but two crewmen were off duty—one with a sore foot and another sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Manuel off duty with sore foot","quote":"Manuel of duty with a sore foot","topic":"accidents"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-01","events":[],"lat":46.2167,"lon":-176.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 1st\nCommences with strong breaze from S. S. W Steering E.\nUnder double reefed T Sails watch employed in ordiniary\nships duty Cap tn Employed Making a new F. T. Mast Stay Sail\nMiddle part more moderate turned the reefs out of the\nT Sails and set M. T. G. Sail Latter part strong breaze\nFrom S. W. Steering E by S. set F. T. M. S. Sail the two\nManuels much the same\nLat by Obs 46=13\nLon by Chro. 176=00 West\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","SW","strong"]],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties while the captain worked on making a new sail. The two Manuels remained in the same condition.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Two crewmen remained unwell","quote":"the two Manuels much the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-02","events":[],"lat":46.0778,"lon":-173.8056,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 2d\nCommences with strong breaze from S. W. Steering E. by S.\nWith all sail out watch employed in ordinary ships\nduty stowed some water of deck Cap tn employed on the\nStay Sail Middle part much the same Latter part wind\nHauled to South Steering E by S. all sail out inroleds much\nThe same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["latter","S",""]],"plain":"Sailing with every sail set in strong breezes, the crew did ordinary ship's duty, stowed water from the deck, and worked on the staysail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-03","events":[],"lat":45.9389,"lon":-171.6111,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Nov 3d\nCommences with light breaze from S. S. E. Steering E. by S. Watch\nEmployed sending out jib boom and setting up the riging\n3 pm wind hauled to S. E. Steering by the wind took in\nF. Sail Unbent the ould Stay Sail and bent the new\nOne Middle part light breeze from S. E. Latter part strong\nBreeze from S. E. Steering by the wind Stord tacks abrood took\nIn M. T. G. Sail and double reefed the T. Sails Welch of\nDuty sick the athors much the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["first","SE",""],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew worked on rigging the jibboom and replaced an old staysail with a new one. Crewman Welch was off duty sick, and the other sick men remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-04","events":[],"lat":45.8,"lon":-169.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 4th\nCommences with strong breeze from S. E. Stering by the\nWind Storbort tacks abrood under drouble reefed top sails\nAnd courses watch employed in ordinary ships duy the\nMiddle part took in M Sail and F. T Sail Latter\nPart wind hauled to S. W. set whole top sails and\nM T G sail Steering E S E Invaleds much the same welch\non duty\nLat by Obs 45=48\nLon by Chro 169=25","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the crew handled sails and attended to ordinary ship's duty. The sick men remained much the same, while Welch returned to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-05","events":[],"lat":45.0,"lon":-167.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Remarks for Saturday 5th\nCommences with strong breese from S.W. Stering E.S,E,\nWith all sail out sent out F.T.M.S. Sail watch emplyed\nIn Ordinary ships duty 7 pm Wind S.S.W took in G Sail\nStering By the wind Middle part wind S.S.E heading Eand E by N\nLatter part wind S.S.E heading E. watch emplyed landing the\nJib and setting up jib guys Mack of dug with sore hand\nThe others much the same Lat by Obs 45-00\nLon by Chro 167-15","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["first","SSW",""],["middle","SSE",""],["latter","SSE",""]],"plain":"The crew handled sails and tended to routine ship's duty in brisk winds. Mack was off duty with a sore hand.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-06","events":[],"lat":43.875,"lon":-165.0278,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Sunday Nov 6\nCommences with light breese from South and East Heading\nE and E by S. with all sail out watch emplyed heaking\nOut meat and setting up Bob Stay 6 pm wind haul to\nS.W. set Studding sail Steering E,S,E, Middle part\nStrong breese from W.S.W. Latter part strong breese\nTook in M.T.G. Sail and double reefed the Top Sails\nManuel Kanaka on duty the others much the same","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["first","SW",""],["middle","WSW","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew broke out meat and worked on the rigging under freshening winds, eventually having to shorten sail. Manuel Kanaka returned to duty, while the other sick men remained unchanged.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Manuel Kanaka returned to duty","quote":"Manuel Kanaka on duty the others much the same","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-07","events":[],"lat":42.75,"lon":-162.8055,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Monday Nov 7th\nCommences with strong breese from W,S,W, Stering S.E,by E\nWith double reefed topsails and courses watch\nEmplyed in ordinary ships duty Middle part calm\nLatter part light breese from W Stering S.E, by E,\nWith all sail out Miles of duty sick the others much\nThe same bent the New M T G Sail","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","W","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Strong breezes gave way to a calm and then light winds as the ship sailed with every sail set. The crew attended to routine ship's duty, with Miles off duty sick and other sick crewmen showing little change.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-08","events":[],"lat":41.625,"lon":-160.5833,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Tuesday Nov 8th\nCommences with light breese from W. Stering S.E, by E\nWith all sail out 6 pm wind die d away and shifted to South\nAnd East Stering by the wind heading E and E, by N. Latter\nPart wind hauled to West Stering S.E, by E watch\nEmplyed in ordinary ships duty invalids no change.\nMack on duty Lat by Obs\nLon by Chro 160=35","wind":[["first","W","light"],["first","SE",""],["latter","W",""]],"plain":"The crew handled the ship under shifting winds and tended to routine duties. The sick crewmen showed no change, while Mack returned to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-09","events":[],"lat":40.5,"lon":-159.25,"fixed":false,"entry":"Remarks for Wednesday Nov 9th\nCommences with strong breese from W.S.W. Steering\nS.E, by E, with all sail out watch emplyed starting\nSome water and other small jobs about the ship\nMiddle part strong breese from W. Stering S.E, by E,\nLatter part light air from W. 11 am wind hauled to\nN. light breese Stering S.E, by E, rainy Invalids\nAbout the same Walter of duty sick with Rhuematic\nPains in his back and brest","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","W","strong"],["latter","W","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set, transferring water and doing small jobs aboard. The sick men were unchanged, with Walter remaining off duty due to rheumatic pains in his back and chest.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Walter off duty with rheumatic pains","quote":"Walter of duty sick with Rhuematic Pains in his back and brest","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-10","events":[],"lat":39.375,"lon":-157.9166,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Nov 10th\nCommerces with strong breese from N Steering S.E.by E.\nWith all sail out rainy weather 4 pm took in M,T,G,Sail\nAnd double reefed the F T Sail 6 pm took in jib and\nSingle reefed the M. T. Sail Middle part more moderate\nturned the reefs out of the T Sails wind hauled S.S.E,\nHeading East Latter part wind hauled to West Steering\nS.E. with all sail out rainy foggy weather all hands\nOn duty forward but miles Mate very bad with the\nRheumatism\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","SSE","moderate"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["rain","fog"],"plain":"The ship sailed on through rainy, foggy weather under changing winds. All hands forward were on duty except Miles, while the mate was suffering severely from rheumatism.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Mate suffered severely from rheumatism","quote":"Mate very bad with the Rheumatism","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-11","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":"pilot","count":null}],"lat":38.25,"lon":-156.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 11th\nCommerces with light breese from West and North Steering\nS.E. with all necessary sail out rainy weather watch\nEmployed in ordinary ships duty saw a shoal of\nBlack Fish Middle part much the same Latter part\nLight baffeling winds from North and West Miles no\nbetter Mate about the same Lat by Obs 38=15\nLon by Chro 156=35\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","WNW","light"],["latter","NNW","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Light breezes and rainy weather as the crew attended to ship's duties. They sighted a school of pilot whales, while Miles showed no improvement and the mate remained about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members remained sick","quote":"Miles no better Mate about the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-12","events":[],"lat":36.3333,"lon":-155.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sat Nov 12th\nCommerces with light breese from North and West\nSteering S. E. by S, with all sail out watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle part much the same\nLatter part wind S.S.W. Steering by the wind heading\nS.E, 8 am wind hauled to W.S.W. Set Topmast studding\nSail steering course S. E. by S. Mate no better\nMiles much the same Lat by Obs 36=20\nLon by Chro 155=38\n\nRemarks on","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["latter","SSW",""],["latter","WSW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed under light breezes and carried out routine ship's work. The mate was no better, and Miles remained much the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-13","events":[],"lat":35.8833,"lon":-155.1916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Nov 13th\nCommerces with light breese from West Steering\nS.E.by S, with all sail out watch employed breaking\nOut meat and getting out F T Sail unbent the one\nAloft and bent another one Middle part calm\nLatter part light breese from E.S.E. headding S and S, by W,\n10 am fresh breese from S E heading S.S.W. Mate no better\nMiles about the same Lat by Obs 34=53","wind":[["first","W","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","ESE","light"],["latter","SE","fresh"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew broke out meat and changed a topsail. The mate remained sick with no improvement, and Miles was in about the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-14","events":[],"lat":34.9,"lon":-154.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 14th\nCommences with strong breese from S.E. heading\nS.S.W. took in jib and M.T.G Sail and double reefd\nthe Top sails hauld up the M Sail 4pm wind S.S.E.\nWore Ship heading East rainy Middle part wind\nShifted to S.W. made sail Steering S.E. by E. Latter\npart strong brese from W.S.W. set F.T. G Gallanboy\nSail Adams and mack off duty sick Moles much the same\nMate some better Lat by Obs 34 = 54\nLon by Chro 154 = 45.\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["first","SSE",""],["middle","SW",""],["latter","WSW","strong"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew handled strong winds, rain, and shifting breezes under shortened sail. Several crew members remained off duty sick, though the mate was doing somewhat better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-15","events":[],"lat":33.1667,"lon":-154.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 15th\nCommences with strong brese from West Steering\nS.S.E. with all sail out watch employed in various\nJobs about the ship washed the waist boat and put\nHer on the cranes Middle part wind S.S.W. Latter\npart light brese from W.S.W. Steering S.S.E. watch employed\nGetting bone out of F Hold to scrape also getting some\nfrom between decks to drey invalds much the same\nMate still continues about the same Lat by Obs 33=10\nLn by Chro 154 = 19\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["middle","SSW",""],["latter","WSW","light"]],"plain":"The crew worked at routine jobs, washed a boat, and brought baleen up from the hold and between decks to scrape and dry. The invalids aboard remained unchanged, including the mate.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-16","events":[],"lat":32.6583,"lon":-154.4917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday 16th\nCommences with light brese from W.S.W. Steering\nS.S.E. with all sail out watch employed scraping\nBone 8 pm light air from North and West Middle part\nCalm Latter part light brese from S E heading S.W. by S\n11 am wind S.S.W. tacked ship heading S.E. by E. employed\nWashing bone Adams on duty Nibs and Mack much the\nsame Mate a little better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["first","NW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SE","light"],["latter","SSW",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew spent the day scraping and washing whalebone in light breezes and calms. Adams returned to duty, Nibs and Mack remained sick, and the mate was reported slightly better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-17","events":[],"lat":32.15,"lon":-154.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 17th\nCommences with light baffleing winds from South and\nEast heading S and S by W Watch employed washing bone\nMiddle part calm Latter part light brese from\nS.S.W. Steering by the wind heading S.E. by E. watch employed\nWashing bone Invalids about the same Lat by Obs 32 = 09\nLon by Chro 154 = 40\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","SSW","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light, shifting winds and calms. The crew spent the day washing whalebone, and the sick men were reported about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-18","events":[],"lat":31.5166,"lon":-153.55,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Nov 18th\nCommences with light brese from S.S.W. heading S.E. by E.\nWatch employed washing bone started one pipe of water\nOut of Fore hold Middle part much the same Latter\nPart broke out the bone in the after hold also some\nFlour and Molasses invalids no better One of the hands\nHad some clothes taken this morning searched for them\nWithout success in the Forecastle","wind":[["first","SSW","light"]],"plain":"The crew washed whalebone and broke out flour and molasses from the hold. The sick men were no better, and a search of the forecastle failed to turn up clothes that were stolen from a crewman.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Stolen clothes sparked an unsuccessful search","quote":"One of the hands Had some clothes taken this morning searched for them Without success in the Forecastle","interest":5},{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids reported no better","quote":"invalids no better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-19","events":[],"lat":30.8833,"lon":-152.4334,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday 19th Nov\nComences with Light breez from S.S.W. Steering [illegible]\nThe wind starbd tacks abroard watch emplyd scraping\nBone Middle part rain squalls Latter part wind hauld\nTo West Steering S, watch employd washing bone\nNo change in the invalids for the better Lat by Obs 30=53\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew spent the day scraping and washing whalebone amid light breezes and rain squalls. The keeper noted no improvement among the sick crewmen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-20","events":[],"lat":29.7667,"lon":-151.3167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 20th\nCommences with Light breez from W.S.W Steering\nSouth all sail out watch employd washing bone\n6 pm set T, T, M, Studding sail Middle part much the\nSame Latter part wind hauled to S. W. heading S bly S.\nTook in Studding sail invalids much the same\nLat by Obs 29=46\nLon by Chro 151=19\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"Under light breezes, the crew washed whalebone while sailing south with all sails set. The ship's invalids remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-21","events":[],"lat":27.4833,"lon":-150.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Nov 21st\nCommences with Light breez from S. W. heading S b Ely S.\nEmployd drying bone 6 pm strong breeze from W.S.W.\nSteering S. with frequent squalls Middle part wind hauld\nTo N.N.W. Steering S. Set T T M Studding sail Latter part\nStrong breez from N.N.W. Steering S employd washing bone\nInvalids much the same Took a Lunar Obs and found\nThe Longitude by Lunar 150=52 by Chro 151=17\nLat by Obs 27=29\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","NNW",""],["latter","NNW","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew spent the day drying and washing baleen under squally winds, noting that the sick aboard remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-22","events":[],"lat":25.4667,"lon":-152.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 22d\nCommences with strong breez from N. Steering S by W.\nWith all sail out watch employd in various jobs\nAboard the ship 4 pm Steering S.S.W. Middle part much\nThe same Latter part wind N W, b, N. Steering S S W employd washing\nShip inside One Ship in sight got a Lunar Obs. and found\nThe Longitude by Lunar 152=17 by Chro 152=30 Lat 25=29\nInvalids about the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["latter","NW by N",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed south under full sail, did various maintenance jobs, and washed down the ship inside. Several sick crew members remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-23","events":[],"lat":23.65,"lon":-153.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 23d\nCommences with strong breeze from N.W, b, N, Steering S.S.W\nWith all sail out all hands employd washing ship\nInside 1, pm [struck: S] spoke Ship Republic of Bremen\nCapt Austin 1,700 this Season 5 pm finished washing\nWind N b by N, shifted the Studding sail to Larb side\nMiddle part much the same Latter part light breeze\nFrom N.E, Steering, S, S, W, & watch employd washing\nShip outside started some water Mate a little better\nThe other invalids much the same Lat 23=39\nLon by Chro 153=30","wind":[["first","NW by N","strong"],["latter","NE","light"]],"plain":"with every sail set, the crew washed the ship inside and out. They met the ship Republic of Bremen, reporting 1,700 barrels for the season. The mate was slightly better, but the other sick crewmen remained the same.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Republic","rig":"ship","port":"Bremen","captain":"Austin","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"at sea","plate":"gam.spoke-c"},{"date":"1853-11-24","events":[],"lat":21.9333,"lon":-154.4,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Nov 24th\nCommences with light breese from E.N.E. Stearing S.W.bS.\nWith all sail out watch emplyed washing ship outside\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind E. Stearing\nS.W.byS. finished washing ship outside Lat by Obs 21=56\nButterfield of Duty sick the others much the [struck: same] Long by Chron 154=24\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set while busy washing the outside of the ship. Butterfield remained off duty sick, while the other ailing crew members showed little change.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-11-25","events":[],"lat":20.65,"lon":-156.55,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Nov 25th\nCommences with fresh breese from E Stearing S.W.byS\nWith all sail out watch employed in various jobs abod\nThe Ship 6 pm took in F.M.T.G. Sail 8 pm took in M.Sail\nand M.T.G. Sail wind E.S.E. Middle part much the\nsame Latter part 3 am saw the East end of Mowee bearing\nS.W. kept of W.S.W. for the passage from 7 till noon\nLight baffling winds and calms Stearing West by N\n2 Ships in sight bound in in valids much the same\nGot the Anchors of the bows and bent the Chains\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","fresh"],["first","ESE",""],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew sighted the east end of Mowee, sailed for the passage, and prepared the anchors and chains to arrive. The sick men aboard remained much the same.","where":"near land","place":"Mowee","via":[[-156.05,20.55],[-156.45,20.45]],"plate":"land.landfall-a","at":"maui"},{"date":"1853-11-26","events":[],"lat":20.75,"lon":-156.65,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Nov 26th\nCommences with light baffling winds from East\nStearing W.S.W. and S.W. through the passage 3 pm\nWind hauled to S.E. beating up to the Anchorage\nsaw one Ship bound out Middle part much the same\nLatter part light breese from S.E. beating up to the\nAnchorage 2 other ships beating up 7 pm Capt went ashore\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["first","SE",""],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"With light, shifting winds, the ship steered through the passage and sailed against the wind toward the anchorage. In the evening, the captain went ashore.","where":"near land"},{"date":"1853-11-27","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Nov 27th\nCommences with light breese from S.E. beating up to\nThe Anchorage 2 pm Capt came aboard 4 pm Came too\nIn Mowee Roads in 15 fathom water Larboan Anchor\nAhead Capt went ashore again Middle part strong\nbreise from S.E. and rain Latter part strong breese\nHard thunder showers Starboan watch on liberty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["rain","thunder"],"plain":"The ship anchored in Mowee Roads in the afternoon, and the captain went ashore. The right-hand watch had shore liberty amid strong winds, rain, and heavy thunder showers.","where":"at anchor","place":"Mowee Roads","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-11-28","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Nov 28th\nCommences with light breese from South Lying at Anchor\nStarboan watch on liberty 4 of them came off the rest\nStopped ashore Coak and peter got put in the fort\nLatter part the rest of the watch came off took the\nCoak and Peter out of the Fort and sent them aboard\nAll hands emplyed Setting up Cut Shorts and brying\nBone Sent the Mate Mr Reynolds to the Hospital\nAnd Miles to the Doctor","wind":[["first","S","light"]],"plain":"While lying at anchor, half the crew had liberty ashore, where the cook and Peter ended up locked in the local fort before being retrieved. The mate was sent to the hospital, and Miles went to the doctor.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Cook and Peter jailed in the fort","quote":"Coak and peter got put in the fort","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"accident","title":"Mate sent to the hospital","quote":"Sent the Mate Mr Reynolds to the Hospital And Miles to the Doctor","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at anchor"},{"date":"1853-11-29","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Nov 29th\nCommences with light brese Lying in Port Complyed\nDrying bone and Setting up oil Shooks Sent a raft\nof water casks ashore filled 2 of them and towed them\nOff took on board 3 bbls of Beef and 2 bbls of Pork from\nThe Ship Sea Latter part all hands emplyed bundling\nAnd drying bone getting the oil out of the tank setting\nUp Shooks got 3 spars from Ship Geo Washington and\none from the ship Sea and towed them ashore to make\nthem also got 3 bbls of Beef and 2 bbls pork from the Sea\nCarpenter to work ashore making the spars also the\nCarpenter from Ship Canton to help him\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"While lying in port, the crew dried and bundled whalebone, assembled casks, and brought fresh water aboard. They received provisions from the ship Sea and spars from the Sea and George Washington, which the ship's carpenter worked ashore with help from the Canton's carpenter.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sea","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"George Washington","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Canton","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","plate":"gam.spoke-a"},{"date":"1853-11-30","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Nov 30th\nCommences with calm Lying in port all hands\nEmplyed drying and Bundlling bone sold one Boat\nTo Capt Wing and delivered it carpenter ashore making\nThe spars Latter part hove up the Anchor and clere[?] it\nAnd let it go again all hands emplyed drying and bundling\nbone carpenter ashore making jib boom Starboard the\nTank got 1/2 bbl tar from th Ship Sea Cooper Setting up\nWater Shooks\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying in port during calm weather, the crew dried and bundled whalebone, reset the anchor, and obtained tar from the ship Sea. They sold and delivered a boat to Captain Wing while the carpenter worked ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Sea","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","plate":"gam.spoke-b"},{"date":"1853-12-01","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 1st\nCommencis with light brese Lying in port of Mawa[?]\nAll hands emplyed drying and bundling bone\nCooper setting up Water Shooks Carpenter ashore at\nWork on the spars Second Mate ashore on bibity[?]\nLatter part emplyed drying and bundling bone second\nMate came aboard Cooper emplyed tearing down the tank\nCarpenter ashore to work on the spars\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"In port, the crew dried and bundled whalebone, while the cooper worked on casks and water tanks. The carpenter worked on the spars ashore, and the second mate also spent time ashore.","where":"in port","place":"Mawa","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-02","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec. 2d\nCommences with calm Lying in Port of Mowea[?] all hands\nEmplyed drying and bundling bone Cooper takeing\nDown the tank Carpenter ashore to work on the spars\nLatter part emplyed drying and bundling bone\nAnd putting up the bulk head in the Sterage\nAnd Weigheing the bone Sent ashore 8 Meat barrels\nTo be packed Carpenter ashore to work on the spars\nPut the old chain in the run George White absent\nAshore is to send another man in his plaxe Mack takeing\nWith a fit Sent for the Doct he came of to see him\nhad proscribed some medicine for him","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Lying in port at Mowea, the crew dried, bundled, and weighed whalebone while the carpenter worked on spars ashore. George White remained ashore and was to send a replacement, while Mack suffered a fit and was treated by a doctor.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crewman suffered a fit","quote":"Mack takeing With a fit Sent for the Doct he came of to see him","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"},{"kind":"crew","title":"George White absent ashore","quote":"George White absent\nAshore is to send another man in his plaxe","interest":2}],"where":"in port","place":"Port of Mowea","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-03","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 3d\nCommences with calm Lying in port of Mowee\nEmplyed stowing away bone and weighing it finished\nBundling it and stowed it away below Latter part\nEmplyed Coopering and stowing down the Oil Carpenter\nAshore making the spars Mate some better [illegible] car[illegible]\nOne Kanaka aboard to work in George White place\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In port at Mowee, the crew weighed, bundled, and stowed whalebone below, coopered, and stored oil in the hold. The carpenter worked ashore making spars, the mate was feeling better, and a Kanaka was brought aboard to replace George White.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"A Hawaiian worker replaced George White","quote":"One Kanaka aboard to work in George White place","interest":3}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","plate":"work.stowing-a","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-04","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 4th\nCommences with calm Lying in Port of Mowee all hands\nEmplyed Coopering and stowing down oil Carpenter\nAshore making the spars finished stowing down and\nCleared up Decks Second Mate went ashore Carpenter\nCame aboard sick Latter part morning rainy [struck: sun] cleard up\nLarboard Watch went ashore on Liberty no work going on Carpenter\nAbout the same Mate getting better\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Lying in port at Mowee, the crew coopered and finished stowing down oil, then cleaned the decks. The carpenter returned from shore sick, the mate was improving, and half the crew went ashore on liberty.","where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-05","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday 5th Dec\nCommences with calm Lying in port of Mowee Larboard\nWatch ashore on Liberty at Sunset 5 of them came off the\nBoat Cooper Burbanks 2 Kanakas and 2 Portuguse stopped\nAshore all night Latter part they all came aboard all\nHands Emplyed Sending in jib boom and sending down\nM. T. G. Mast got of the jib boom from shore\nCarpenter about the same Mate on duty Strong breze\nFrom North\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["latter","N","strong"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Anchored in Mowee, half the crew went ashore on liberty, though several men stayed on shore overnight before returning. The crew worked on rigging the jib-boom and topgallant mast.","where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-06","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 6th\nCommences with strong breze from North Lying in Port\nOff Mowee all hands emplyed about the ship sent out\nJib boom at sunset more moderate Latter part light\nBreze Starboard watch ashore on liberty took on board 8 bbs of\nPotatoes got of the 2 T.G. Masts carpenter about the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"In port off Maui, the crew worked on the rigging and brought aboard eight barrels of potatoes. Half the crew went ashore on liberty, while the carpenter remained sick, in about the same condition.","where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-07","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 7th\nCommences with light breze from North Lying in Port of Mowee\nStarboard watch on Liberty got a Cask of Bread from\nShip [illegible] 893 lbs [struck: Nett] sent up M. T. G. Mast.\n5 of the Watch came aboard the rest stopped ashore\nMack and Doyle got put in the Fort the rest came of in the\nMorning Latter part towed of a raft of water and hoisted\nIt in Larboard Watch went ashore on Liberty [struck: Capt] took\nMack and Doyle out of the fort and sent them aboard\nThe rest of emplyed Painting the bends and other\nShips work Carpenter went ashore to stay","wind":[["first","N","light"]],"plain":"In port at Mowee, the starboard watch went on liberty, but crewmen Mack and Doyle were locked up in the local fort until the captain had them released. The crew took on bread and water and painted the ship.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Two crewmen locked in the fort","quote":"Mack and Doyle got put in the Fort","interest":3,"topic":"punishments"},{"kind":"crew","title":"Carpenter went ashore to stay","quote":"Carpenter went ashore to stay","interest":2},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"[illegible]","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","place":"Port of Mowee","plate":"gam.spoke-c","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-08","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 8th\nCommences with calm Lying in Port of Mowee Larboard\nWatch ashore on liberty The rest employed about the ship\nTook on Board 5 bbls of Pork from Ship Waverly at sunset\nThe liberty men all came aboard but the Third Mate\nLatter part all hands employed sending up T. G. Masts\nCooper setting up water shook's\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In port at Mowee, half the crew went ashore on liberty, and they took on five barrels of pork from the ship Waverly. At sunset everyone returned except the third mate. Later, the crew worked on the masts and water casks.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Third mate failed to return from liberty","quote":"The liberty men all came aboard but the Third Mate","interest":3},{"kind":"ship","vessel":"Waverly","rig":"ship","port":"","captain":"","months_out":null,"voyage_id":null}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","plate":"gam.spoke-b","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-09","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 9th\nCommences with light winds Lying in Port of Mowee\nAll hands employed setting up F. G. Rigging and other\nNessessary work about the ship Cooper setting up shooks\nDischarged the Carpenter Cook and one Karaka Boatsteerer\nLatter part Took on Board 32 bbls Potatoes 16 bbls Meat\n3 Casks of Flour and some other small stores 1 bbl Molasses\nDischarg [struck: R] Randolph Second Mate ashore\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Mowee, the crew worked on the rigging while the cooper set up barrel casks. They took on provisions and discharged several men, including the carpenter, the cook, a Kanaka harpooner, and Randolph, the second mate.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged four crew members in port","quote":"Discharged the Carpenter Cook and one Karaka Boatsteerer","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged Second Mate Randolph ashore","quote":"Discharg [struck: R] Randolph Second Mate ashore","interest":2}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-10","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 10th\nCommences with calm Lying in Port of Mowee employed\nsending up Fore and M. T G Yards got one boat\nLoad of wood Discharged Manuel Jacnus and John\nAdams Sent a raft of Water Casks ashore Latter part\nEmployed stowing away provision Sold a lot of Cloth and\nSoap and took it ashore got of a lot of Pumpkins and\nOne boat load of wood Starboard watch on liberty\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In port at Mowee, the crew brought wood and water casks ashore, stowed provisions, and traded cloth and soap ashore for pumpkins. They discharged Manuel Jacnus and John Adams, and half the crew had shore liberty.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Traded cloth and soap ashore for pumpkins","quote":"Sold a lot of Cloth and Soap and took it ashore got of a lot of Pumpkins","interest":3},{"kind":"crew","title":"Manuel Jacnus and John Adams were discharged","quote":"Discharged Manuel Jacnus and John\nAdams","interest":1}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-11","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 11th\nCommences with light breze Lying in Port of Mowee\nStarboard Watch on liberty Larboard watch employed in\nDifferent jobs about the ship Discharged the Mate\nMr Reynolds and shipped Mr Warren for Mate\nAt Sunset the watch came aboard all but two of them\nCooper and Steward had permission to stay all\nNight Second Mate ashore since Friday\nLatter part fine weather Larboard Watch ashore\nOn liberty being sunday no work carried on","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Mowee, the starboard watch had liberty while the rest worked about the ship. The captain discharged First Mate Mr. Reynolds and hired Mr. Warren to replace him. Later, the other half of the crew went ashore.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"First mate discharged and replaced","quote":"Discharged the Mate Mr Reynolds and shipped Mr Warren for Mate","interest":3}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-12","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Dec 12th\nCommences with light breze Lying in Port of Mowee\nLarboard watch on liberty At sunset watch all came\nAboard but Fay he had permission to stay all night\nLatter part got off one raft of water Discharged Williams\nButterfield Manuel Fereto Gennett Second Mate and\ntwo Kanakas got off 2 boat loads of wood\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"In port at Mowee, half the crew took liberty on shore, and all returned by sunset except Fay, who had leave to stay overnight. The crew brought aboard fresh water and firewood, and discharged several men, including the second mate.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Discharged several crew members and the second mate","quote":"Discharged Williams Butterfield Manuel Fereto Gennett Second Mate and two Kanakas","interest":3}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-13","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 13th\nCommences with light breze Lying in Port of Mowee\nAll hands emplyed in various jobs aboud the ship\nShipped two men and brought them aboard had 4\nKanakas aboard from shore to work by the day\nLatter part Second Mate came aboard got off one\nRaft of water and hoisted it in all hands emplyed in\nVarious jobs aboud the ship\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"]],"plain":"While lying in port at Maui, the crew took on two new men and hired four Native Hawaiians to work aboard for the day. The second mate brought out a raft of fresh water and hoisted it aboard.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Hired islanders to work aboard","quote":"had 4 Kanakas aboard from shore to work by the day","interest":4},{"kind":"crew","title":"Shipped two men","quote":"Shipped two men and brought them aboard","interest":1}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-14","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-156.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 14th\nCommences with light breze Lying in Port of Mowee\nAll hands emplyed aboud the ship the Mate came\nAboard Put Mack in the rigging for Misbehavion\nAfterwards put him in irons in the run Latter part\nGot underweigh with light baffling winds got the\nLarboad Anchor on the bow took mack out of irons\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"While in port at Maui, the mate came aboard and tied Mack in the rigging for misbehavior, then put him in irons. Later, they got underway and released Mack from his irons.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Crewman punished and put in irons","quote":"Put Mack in the rigging for Misbehavion Afterwards put him in irons","interest":5,"topic":"punishments"}],"where":"in port","place":"Mowee","at":"lahaina-roads-maui"},{"date":"1853-12-15","events":[],"lat":20.85,"lon":-157.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 15th\nCommences with light baffling winds from Fond W\nHeading W and WNW 3 pm Capt came aboard with 3 Kanakas\nAnd One whiteman and stood out to sea run down the\nEastern side of Rainai Middle part calms and light\nwinds Missed one of the Kanakas supposed he Jumped\nOverboad and swam ashore Rainai aboud 6 miles off\nLatter part moderate breze from E.N.E. Stering S.b.E\nMr Frasier Fay Burbanks Mack Welch and Doyle off\nDuty sick\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","ENE","moderate"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The captain returned aboard with three Kanakas and one white man, and the ship put out to sea along the eastern side of Rainai. One of the Kanakas disappeared, presumed to have jumped overboard and swum ashore about six miles away. Five crewmen were off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"A Hawaiian recruit jumped overboard to swim ashore","quote":"Missed one of the Kanakas supposed he Jumped Overboad and swam ashore","interest":5,"topic":"accidents"},{"kind":"crew","title":"New crew members came aboard","quote":"Capt came aboard with 3 Kanakas\nAnd One whiteman","interest":1},{"kind":"accident","title":"Six crew members off duty sick","quote":"Mr Frasier Fay Burbanks Mack Welch and Doyle off\nDuty sick","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"near land","place":"Rainai","via":[[-156.75,20.65],[-157.05,20.65]],"at":"lanai"},{"date":"1853-12-16","events":[],"lat":19.45,"lon":-155.95,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 16th\nCommences with stong breze from E.N.E. Stering S.b.E. with\nAll sail out all hands emplyed in shipes duty Middle\nPart much the same Latter part light breze set\nF & M Studling sail lost Main Royal and sent it\nUp Owhyhee in sight bearing E distance 10 miles\nInvalids much the same","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The crew handled ship's duty with every sail set, lost and replaced the main royal sail, and sighted Owhyhee ten miles off. The sick men remained in the same condition.","where":"near land","place":"Owhyhee","via":[[-156.95,20.55],[-156.05,19.45]],"at":"hawaii-2"},{"date":"1853-12-17","events":[],"lat":17.7436,"lon":-155.5634,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Dec 17th\nCommences with strong breze from Easted Stering SbE.\nWith all sail out 2 pm took in [struck: T] Sail and TG Sails\nDouble reefd FT Sail and sing le reefd the MT Sail\nMiddle part much the sane Latter part more moderate\nTurned the reefs out of the T. Sails watch emplyd in\nships duty Welch on duty the other invalids much the same\nMr Frasier on duty\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong breezes before the wind moderated. Welch and Mr. Frasier returned to duty, while the other ailing crew members remained much the same.","where":"at sea","via":[[-156.05,19.05]]},{"date":"1853-12-18","events":[],"lat":16.05,"lon":-154.9325,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Dec 18th\nCommences with strong breze from East Steringly\nThe wind with frequent squalls 3 pm double reefed\nthe F and M T Sails Middle part took in M Sail\nLatter part more moderate set the M Sail and\nTurned the reefs out of M T Sail watch emplyd in ships\nduty the invalids about the same Lat by Obs 16=03\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew dealt with squally winds, shortening and then resetting sail as the weather moderated, and carried out routine ship's duty. The sick crew members remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-19","events":[],"lat":14.3333,"lon":-154.5662,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Dec 19th\nCommences with strong breze from EbNE Stering\nSEbS and SSE with whole T Sails and courses\nWatch emplyd in ships duty Middle part much\nThe same Latter part strong breze and good weather Stering\nSE, b, Burbanks and Mack on duty Fay no better Dayh\nAbout the sane Lat by Obs 14=20 /\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties in a strong breeze. Burbanks and Mack returned to duty, while Fay remained unwell.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-20","events":[],"lat":12.0,"lon":-154.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 20th\nCommences with strong breze from EbNE Stering\nSE, E, with whole T Sails and courses and good weather\nWatch emplyd in ships duty Middle part much the\nSame Latter part wind EbNE Stering SSE Invalids much\nThe sane Adans and Mack of duty sick Lat by Obs 12=00\nLon by Chro 154=12 /\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"The crew had good weather and went about routine ship's duty. Crew members Adams and Mack remained off duty sick.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-21","events":[],"lat":9.6667,"lon":-154.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 21st\nCommences with strong breze from EbNE Stering SEbE\nWith whole top Sails and MTG Sail and good weather\nWatch emplyed in ordinary ships duty Middle and\nLatter part much the same Invalids much the same.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather and did routine ship's work. The sick crewmen were reported as \"much the same.\"","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Invalids remained much the same","quote":"Invalids much the same","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-22","events":[],"lat":7.3333,"lon":-153.8,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 22d\nCommences with strong breze from EbNE Stering SE\nWith all prudent sail out and squally weather watch\nEmplyed in ordinary ships duty Middle and Latter\nPart much the same Dayk on duty the others\nMuch the same Lat by Obs 7=20\nLon by Chro 153=48","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew experienced strong breezes and squally weather while sailing under prudent sail, keeping up with ordinary ship duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-23","events":[],"lat":5.3667,"lon":-153.2,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Dec 23d\nCommences with strong breze from E,N,E, Staring S,S,E,\nWith all prudent sail out good weather watch emplyd in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle and latter part much the\nsame Mark on duty the other about the same Lat by Obs 5=22\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"Fine weather with a strong breeze; the crew carried on with routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-24","events":[],"lat":3.6333,"lon":-152.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 24th\nCommences with strong breze from E,[struck: N]S,E, Staring S,S,E,\nWith all neccessary sail out and good weather watch\nEmplyd in ordinary ships duty Middle part squally Singd\nReefd the Top Sails Latter part more moderate shuked\nthe reefs out of the top sails and set F and M. Top G Sails.\nStaring S,S,E, Adams on duty Fay getting better Lat by Obs 3=39\nLon by Chro 152=36\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled ordinary ship's duties in squally weather. Adams returned to duty, and Fay was getting better.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew members returned and recovering","quote":"Adams on duty Fay getting better","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-25","events":[],"lat":2.0667,"lon":-152.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Dec 25th\nCommences with moderate breze from E.S.E, Staring S,S,E,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch emplyed in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle part light breze latte\nPart light breze from East d Staring by the wind heading\nS and S by E Fay getting better Lat by Obs 2=04 N.\nLon by Chro 152=52\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","E","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather with all sail set, attending to routine ship's duties, while Fay began recovering from his illness.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-26","events":[],"lat":0.65,"lon":-153.85,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Dec 26th\nCommences with light breze from [blot] East d Staring by the\nWind heading S and S by E with all sail [blot] out and good\nWeather watch emplyd in ordinary ships duty\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind E,S,E.\nHeading S by W. Fay geatting some Lat by Obs 0=39 N.\nTook in the sb boat to repair\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes; the crew performed routine ship's duties and took in the right-side boat for repairs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-27","events":[],"lat":-1.25,"lon":-154.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Dec 27th\nCommences with light breze from E,S,E, Staring by the wind\nLarbd tacks aboad with all sail out watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle part wind E heading S and S by E,\nLatter part wind much the same Staring S by E, Cooper\nReepairing Waist Boat Fay getting better Lat by Obs 1=15 South\nLon by Chro 154=50\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed under light breezes with all sails set while the crew carried out routine ship's duty. The cooper repaired the waist boat, and Fay was reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-28","events":[],"lat":-2.9667,"lon":-154.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Dec 28\nComences with light breze from E,S,E, Staring S,S,E,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty Got the Waist boat on the cranes\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind N E Staring\nS,S,E, Set F, & M, Studding sail watch emply drying\nTopsail Fay about the same Lat by Obs 02=58 S\nLon by Chro 154=31","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["latter","NE",""]],"plain":"Good weather with light breezes; the crew carried out routine ship's duties and dried sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-29","events":[],"lat":-4.5,"lon":-154.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Dec 29th\nCommences with light brese from N. E. Stering S S E,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employd\nRepairing F T Sail Middle part Sterig S. E. ly S. [illegible]\nRain squalls took in studding sail and T gly Sails Latter part\nGood weather made sail employd on the F Sail\nFay getting better Lat by Obs 04=30 S.\nLon by Chr 154=13\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather with occasional rain squalls, repaired the sails, and noted that Fay was getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-30","events":[],"lat":-6.05,"lon":-154.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Dec 30th\nCommences with light brese from N,N,E, Stering\nS. E. ly S. with all sail out and good weather watch\nEmployd repairing F, T, Sail Middle part much the\nSame Latter part wind N, E, Stering S, Ely S, Lat by Obs 06=05\nLon by Chr 154=08\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNE","light"],["middle","NNE","light"],["latter","NE",""]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes; the crew repaired a fore topsail while sailing with every sail set.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1853-12-31","events":[],"lat":-8.0,"lon":-152.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Dec 31st\nCommences with moderate brese from N E Stering S, E, ly, S,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employd in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle and Latter part squally\nAnd strong brese wind N E Stering S E ly S Lat by Obs 8=00\nLon by Chr 152=30\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with all sail set in fair weather before the wind turned squally, attending to ordinary ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-01","events":[],"lat":-10.15,"lon":-151.9583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Jan 1st 1854\nCommences with strong brese from N E Stering S E ly S\nWith all sail out and good weather Middle part squally\nTook in T. M. G. Sail and F Tly Sail Latter part more\nModerate set T. T. G Sail wind E, N, E, Stering S, E ly S.\nLat by Obs 10=09\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","ENE","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew made sail in good weather with a strong breeze, though squalls in the middle of the day forced them to briefly reduce canvas.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-02","events":[],"lat":-12.4667,"lon":-151.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 2d\nCommences with strong brese from E, N, E, Stering\nS E ly S with all sail out frequent rain squalls\nWatch employd in ordinary ships duty Middle\nAnd Latter part much the same Lat by Obs 12=28\nLon by Chr 151=25\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set through strong breezes and frequent rain squalls, carrying out routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-03","events":[],"lat":-14.0667,"lon":-151.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 3d\nCommences with light brese from East Stering by\nThe wind Larb tacks ahmand and good weather\nWatch employd in ordinary ships duty Middle\nAnd Latter part much the same\nFay getting better Lat by Obs 14=04\nLon by Chr 151=21.","wind":[["first","E","light"]],"plain":"Light winds and good weather continued throughout the day while the crew handled routine ship's duties. Fay was reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-04","events":[],"lat":-15.5833,"lon":-151.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 4th\nCommences with moderate breese from Eastd\nStaring by the wind Larbd tacks aboard and good weather\nWith all sail out watch employed in ordinery ships\nduty Middle and Latter part much the same\nLat by Obs 15=35\nLon by Chro 151=22\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","E","moderate"],["latter","E","moderate"]],"plain":"Fine weather and moderate breezes with all sail set; the crew did routine ship's work.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-05","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"chased","species":"sperm","count":null}],"lat":-16.4667,"lon":-151.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Jan 5th\nCommences with light breeze from Soud Eastd Staring by\nthe wind Larbd tacks aboard and good weather watch\nEmployed in ordinery ships duty 4 pm saw the Island of\nBolabola bearing S. by E, distance 30 miles 5 pm saw sperm\nWhals Lowerd 3 boats without success Middle part\nRun down to the Land and wore ship Latter part rom along\nA Low island Otaha with light baffley winds and calms\nCooper of duty sick     Lat by Obs 16=28\nLon by Chro 151=40\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew saw Bolabola island in the afternoon and put out three boats after sperm whales, but had no success. They later sailed along the low island of Otaha in light, baffling winds and calms.","where":"near land","place":"Bolabola","plate":"chase.sperm-a"},{"date":"1854-01-06","events":[],"lat":-16.5,"lon":-151.74,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 6th\nCommences with light baffley winds and calms\nBolabola in sight bearing S.E. distance 10 miles watch\nEmployed in ordinary ships duty 4 pm wore ship heading\nN,N.E. 6 pm calm Middle part and Latter part Lying\noff and on Bolabola 7. AM. Capt went ashore to trade\nLight baffling winds and calms got of one boat load of\nWood Cooper much the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"With light winds and calms off Bolabola, the crew did routine work while cruising back and forth. The captain went ashore to trade and brought back a boatload of wood.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain traded ashore for wood","quote":"Capt went ashore to trade","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Bolabola"},{"date":"1854-01-07","events":[],"lat":-17.35,"lon":-151.7667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 7th\nCommences with light winds and calms Lying off and\nOn Bolabola Capt on shore 7 pm Capt came aboard\nWith some Fruit and Fowls and wood Light winds from\nEastd Stood of S. Middle and Latter part much the\nSame     Lat by Obs 17=21 Lon by Chro 151..46\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["first","E","light"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Bolabola during light winds and calms, the captain went ashore and returned in the evening with fruit, fowls, and wood.","moments":[{"kind":"people","title":"Captain procured fruit, fowls, and wood","quote":"Capt came aboard With some Fruit and Fowls and wood","interest":2}],"where":"near land","place":"Bolabola"},{"date":"1854-01-08","events":[],"lat":-18.175,"lon":-152.2,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Jan 8th\nCommences with light breese from Eastd Staring by the wind\nLarbd tacks aboard all sail out watch employed in ships duty\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind shifted to\nS. heading E,S.E. Cooper about the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["latter","S",""]],"plain":"The ship sailed under all sails in light breezes while the crew carried out routine ship's duty. The cooper's condition remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-09","events":[],"lat":-19.0,"lon":-152.6333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 9th\nCommences with light breese from South Heading E,S,E,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nShips duty Middle part wind shifted to [struck: South and] East\nWore ship heading S, by W and S,S,W Latter part much\nThe same Cooper not so well     Lat by Obs 19=00\nLon by Chro 152.25","wind":[["first","S","light"],["middle","E",""]],"plain":"The crew had good weather with every sail set and carried out routine ship's duties. The cooper was not doing well.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-10","events":[],"lat":-20.0833,"lon":-153.35,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 10th\nCommences with light breze from S,E, & Heading\nS,S,W, with all sail out and good weather watch\nEmployd in ordinary ships duty Middle and Latter\npart much the same Lat 20-05\nLon by Obs 153=21\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes and good weather with every sail set. The crew attended to routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-11","events":[],"lat":-21.25,"lon":-154.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 11th\nCommences with light breze from South and East\nSteering by the wind Larbord tacks aboard and good weather\nWatch employd making spunyarn and various jobs\nAbout the ship Middle and Latter part much\nThe same Fay not so well Lat by Obs 21=15\nLon by Obs 154=26\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed in good weather with light breezes, spending the day making rope yarn and doing various shipboard jobs. Fay was not doing well.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Fay was unwell","quote":"Fay not so well","interest":3,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-12","events":[],"lat":-22.0584,"lon":-155.4541,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Jan 12\nCommences with light breze from South and East\nStarring by the wind Larbord tacks aboard and good\nWeather all sail out watch employd in ships\nDuty Middle part much the same Latter part\nWind S.S.E heading S.W 12, M wore ship heading\nE. and by N Cooper very bad Fay getting better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SSE",""]],"plain":"Fine weather as the crew tended to ship's duties. The cooper was reported to be \"very bad,\" while Fay was getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-13","events":[],"lat":-22.8667,"lon":-156.475,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 13th\nCommences with strong breze from S,S,E, Heading\nEast & by N with all sail out and Frequant rain squalls\nWatch employd in ordinary ships duty 6 pm Wore\nShip heading S,S,W, Middle part much the same\nLatter part heading S.W by S and S,W took in T G\nSails Cooper and Fay getting better Lat by Obs 22=52\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under strong breezes and frequent rain squalls. Cooper and Fay were recovering from illness.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-14","events":[],"lat":-24.15,"lon":-157.4958,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 14th\nCommences with strong breeze from S,E, Heading\nS,S,W, and S,W by S, with whole top sails squally\nWatch employd in ships duty 6 pm double reefed\nF,T, Sail Middle part much the same Latter part tinck\nThe reefs out of F T Sail and set M T G Sail 11 am took in\nM T G Sail and single reefed F, T, Sail heading S,S,W,\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Routine sailing in squally weather with strong breezes, with the crew tending to ship's duties and adjusting sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-15","events":[],"lat":-25.4333,"lon":-158.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 15\nCommences with strong breze from S, E, Heading\nS,S,W with all prudent sail out and frequant squalls\nWatch employd in ships duty Middle and Latter part\nMuch the same Cooper and Fay about the same\nAdams of duty sick Lat by Obs 25=26 S\nLon by Obs 158=31 W","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed through strong breezes and frequent squalls while carrying out ship's duty. Adams was off duty sick, and Cooper and Fay were in about the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-16","events":[],"lat":-26.45,"lon":-159.3934,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Jan 16th\nCommences with strong breze from S E heading SSW\nAnd SWbyS with all prudent sail out squally weather\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle part much the same\nLatter part wind SEbyE heading SWand SSW unbent the\nFT Sail and bent another one single reefed the FG Sail\nFrequent rain squalls Chaeper and Fay getting better [illegible] the sam\nLat by Obs 26=27\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SE by E",""]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed through squally weather and frequent rain, attending to routine ship's duty and changing sails. Chaeper and Fay were reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-17","events":[],"lat":-28.1333,"lon":-160.27,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 17th\nCommences with strong breze from ESE Stering by the\nWind Larb tacks aboard with rain squalls all neccessary\nSail out watch employed in ships duty Middle part\nMuch the same Latter part wind E. Stering S. Chooper and Fay\nGaining Nolans about the same\nLat by Obs 28=08\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and rain squalls continued as the crew carried out routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-18","events":[],"lat":-29.9167,"lon":-161.1467,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 18th\nCommences with strong breze from East Stering S. with\nAll sail out and good weather watch employed in making\nseizing staff and other neccessary ships duty Middle and\nLatter part much the same Invalids much the same\nLat by Obs 29=55\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"The crew made seizing stuff and carried on ship's duty under a strong breeze. The sick crewmen were reported as \"much the same.\"","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-19","events":[],"lat":-32.05,"lon":-162.0233,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Jan 19th\nCommences with strong breze from East Stering S.\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty Middle and Latter part much the\nSame invalids about the same Lat 32=03.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","E","strong"]],"plain":"Under full sail in good weather, the crew carried out routine ship's duties, while the sick aboard remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-20","events":[],"lat":-34.2833,"lon":-162.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Jan 20th\nCommences with strong breze from East Stering S\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nShips duty Middle part and Latter part much the same\nFay on duty Cooper getting better Nolans about the same\nLat by Obs 34=17\nLon by Chro 162=54\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"]],"plain":"Sailing south with every sail set in good weather with a strong breeze. The crew went about routine ship's duty, while Fay returned to duty, the cooper was improving, and Nolan remained about the same.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Nolans reported about the same","quote":"Nolans about the same","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-21","events":[],"lat":-35.3667,"lon":-165.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Jan 21st\nCommences with light breeze from South and East Stering\nBy the wind heading S by W and SSW all sail out good\nWeather watch employed making spunyarn and various\nJobs about the ship Middle and Latter part strong th\nBreeze heading SWW Manuel [illegible] of duty sick with sore\nThe other much the same Lat by Obs 35=22\nLon by Chro 163=43","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in fair weather, making spun yarn and doing various odd jobs. Manuel remained off duty sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Manuel off duty sick with sore","quote":"Manuel [illegible] of duty sick with sore","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-22","events":[],"lat":-36.2429,"lon":-164.9917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Jan 22d\nCommences with strong breeze from South and Eastd\nsteering by the wind heading S.S.W. with all sail\nout and good weather Middle part took in F. T. G, Sail.\nLatter part heading S. by W and S. Cooper on duty\nthe others about the same\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The ship sailed on in good weather with strong breezes. The cooper returned to duty, while the other sick crewmen remained about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-23","events":[],"lat":-37.1191,"lon":-164.2667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Jan 23d\nCommences with strong breeze from Eastd heading\nS. and S. by E. with all neccessary sail out cloudy\nweather Middle and Latter part light breeze from South\nand Eastd heading S.S.W. and S.W. by S. wacth emplyd in\nships duty Manuel Hands on duty Adorns no better\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","SE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"The crew handled the ship under cloudy skies with varying breezes, doing routine ship's duty. Manuel Hands was back on duty, while Adorns remained unwell.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Manuel Hands on duty, Adorns no better","quote":"Manuel Hands on duty Adorns no better","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-24","events":[],"lat":-37.9953,"lon":-163.5417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 24th\nCommences with light breeze from South and Eastd\nHeading S.W. by S. and S.W. all sail out and good\nweather wacth emplyd in ships duty 5 pm tacked\nship heading East and E. by N. Middle and Latter\npart wind South and West heading S.E. by E. and S. E.\nAdans about the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing in good weather under full sail, with the crew tending to ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-25","events":[],"lat":-38.8714,"lon":-162.8167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Jan 25th\nCommences with light breeze from South and West\nsteering S.E. by S with all sail out and cloudy havy\nweather watch variously emplyed 6 pm wore ship heading\nEast and E. by N. light air Middle part wore ship heading\nS.S.W. Latter part calm sent down F. T. G. sail to repair\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["cloudy","calm"],"plain":"The crew sailed under light breezes and cloudy, heavy weather, turning the ship as the wind shifted. By the latter part of the day, it was calm, and they took down the fore-topgallant sail for repairs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-26","events":[],"lat":-39.7476,"lon":-162.0917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Jan 26th\nCommences with calm watch emplyed repairing\nF. T. G. sail and bent it 2 pm light air wore ship\nheading E and E. by N. 6 pm light baffeling air wore ship\nheading S.S.W. Middle and Latter part light baffeling\nwinds Adams much the same\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","","light"],["first","","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm and baffling winds kept the ship turning through the day while the crew repaired and set a sail. Adams remained in the same condition.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Adams remained sick","quote":"Adams much the same","topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-27","events":[],"lat":-40.6238,"lon":-161.3667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Jan 27th\nCommences with light air from E.N.E. heading S. by E\nwith all sail out watch variously emplyed lashed\nthe Larboad Anchor 6 pm wind N.E. set F. T. M. G. sail.\nsteering S. E. Middle and Latter part wind N. N. E.\nAdams no better","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["first","NE",""],["middle","NNE",""],["latter","NNE",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed under light winds, worked on routine chores, and secured the left-side anchor. Adams showed no improvement from his illness.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-28","events":[],"lat":-41.5,"lon":-160.6417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Jan 28th\nCommences with moderate breese from North Steering\nS,E, with all sail out and good weather watch employed\nAbout the ship in various jobs One Sail in sight\nMiddle part wind N.W. Latter part light breese from West\nSteering S.E.      Lat by Obs 40=30\n                    Lon by Chro 161=80\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","moderate"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","W","light"]],"plain":"Good weather with moderate breezes. The crew did various jobs around the ship, and another ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-29","events":[],"lat":-42.3333,"lon":-159.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Jan 29th\nCommences with light breese from Southd and Westd Steering\nESE with all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nShips duty 8pm Calm Middle part light breese from N.W.\nSteering S. E. Latter part win W, One Sail in sight\nAdams much the same.       Lat by Obs 42=20\n                    Lon by Chro 159=55\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["first","","calm"],["middle","NW","light"],["latter","W",""]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light breezes and good weather with all sail set. The crew attended to routine ship's duties, and a sail was sighted. Adams remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-30","events":[],"lat":-43.5,"lon":-158.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Jan 30th\nCommences with fresh breese from WSW Steering S,E,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nShips duty Middle part much the same Latter part\nWind S.W Steering S.E.      Lat by Obs 43=30\n                    Lon by Chro 158=05\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","fresh"],["latter","SW",""]],"plain":"Sailed under fresh breezes with all sail set and good weather; the crew carried on with routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-01-31","events":[],"lat":-44.0833,"lon":-156.4333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Jan 31st\nCommences with moderate breese from S,W, Steering\nSE with all sail out and good weather heavy swell\n8 pm wind S,S,W Steering E,S,E, took in Studg Sail\nMiddle part wind W,S,W, Set F,T,M,S, Sail Latter part\nWind W,S,W Steering S.E by E      Lat by Obs 44=051\n                    Lon by Chro 156=26\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"],["first","SSW",""],["middle","WSW",""],["latter","WSW",""]],"weather":["heavy sea"],"plain":"Routine sailing in good weather with a heavy swell; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-01","events":[],"lat":-45.3,"lon":-155.5611,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 1st\nCommences with moderate breese from W,S,W Steering SEbyE\nWith all sail out [struck: took lower Study] Sail and set it watch\nEmployed in ships duty Middle part much the same Latter\nPart win Southd and East heading E, and E,by,N, took in F Sail,\nBaker of duty sick Adams about the same. Lat by Obs 45=18\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","WSW","moderate"],["latter","SE",""]],"plain":"The crew attended to ship duties under moderate breezes. Baker remained off duty sick, and Adams was about the same.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-02","events":[],"lat":-45.1666,"lon":-154.6889,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday Feb 2d\nCommences with calm and good weather heading E,S,E,\nAnd EbyN Cooper Making Tub Tub hoops Middle\nAnd Latter part calms and Light airs invalds\nMuch the same","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The ship encountered calms and light breezes with good weather. The cooper made tub hoops, and the sick crew members remained in the same condition.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-03","events":[],"lat":-45.0333,"lon":-153.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 3d\nCommences with Light airs and calms watch emplyed\nAssorting Potatoes Middle part calm Latter part\nLight brese from South heading E. Baker on duty\nLat by Obs 45=02\nLon by Lunar 153=48 Lon by Chron 153=10\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms. The watch worked at sorting potatoes, and Baker returned to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-04","events":[],"lat":-44.7167,"lon":-153.0583,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Feb 4th\nCommences with fresh brese from South and East\nStering by the wind Starboard tacks aboard all sail\nOut watch emplyed in ships duty Middle part\nMuch the same Latter part heading ESE and NEbyE\n10. AM. tacked Ship heading S and SbyE Adams\nMuch the same Lat by Obs 44=43.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"]],"plain":"The ship sailed under full sail with fresh breezes, the crew attending to routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-05","events":[],"lat":-45.1667,"lon":-152.3,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Feb 5th\nCommences with moderate brese from East\nStering by the wind heading SbyE and S.S.E.\nMiddle and Latter part calm Lat by Acct 45=10\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew sailed south-southeast with moderate breezes before the wind died down to a calm.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-06","events":[],"lat":-45.9167,"lon":-151.5417,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Feb 6th\nCommences wiet calm and cloudy weather watch\nEmplyed in ships duty Middle part Light brese\nFrom North Latter part moderate brese from N.W.\nSet F. T. M. and Lower S Sails unbent the Main\nSail and sent it down to repair Stering E.S.E.\nLat by Obs 45=55\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","N","light"],["latter","NW","moderate"]],"weather":["calm","cloudy"],"plain":"The crew handled ship's duties, took down the mainsail for repairs, and set other sails in light breezes.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-07","events":[],"lat":-46.9667,"lon":-150.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 7th\nCommences wiet moderate brese from NW Stering\nE,S,E. wiet all sail out watch emplyed repairing\nM Sail and bent it Middle part wind shifted to\nSouth heading E and EbyS took in Study Sails and Top\nG. Sails Latter part set M T G Sail Lat by Obs 46=53\nLon by Chro 150=47\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","S",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed east-southeast under a moderate breeze, repaired and mounted the mainsail, and adjusted sail as the wind shifted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-08","events":[],"lat":-47.8667,"lon":-143.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 8th\nCommences wiet strong brese from SW Stering\nE.S.E. Set F. T. G. Sail and . T. M. Studding sail 4 pm\nTaak in Waist boat turned her up on the house wind\nShifted to West Middle and Latter part wind\nW.N.W. carried away T. M. S. S. Yard made another\nOne and set S. Sail Lat by Obs 47=52\nLon by Chro 143=54","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["first","W",""],["middle","WNW",""],["latter","WNW",""]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the crew brought the waist boat aboard and turned it up on the house. A spar broke later in the day, but they quickly made a replacement.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-09","events":[],"lat":-48.9667,"lon":-140.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 9th\nCommences with strong breez from W,S,W, Steering E S E\nwith all sail out watch emplyd in ships duty 2 pm\nTook in F. M. T. Sail 4 pm took in M Royal Middle and\nLatter part much the same Lat by Obs 48=58\nLon by Obs 140-04\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in a strong breeze with the crew occupied by regular ship's duties; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-10","events":[],"lat":-49.8333,"lon":-136.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Feb 10th\nCommences with strong breez from W.N.W. Steering E.S.E.\nwith whole T. Sails and T G Sails caught One Porpoise\nMiddle part strong breeze took in T. G, Sails Latter part\nSet T. G, Sails again squally Steering E by S, Lat by Obs 49=50\nLon by Obs 136-20,\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["middle","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Sailing under strong breezes and squalls, the crew caught a porpoise.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Crew caught a porpoise","quote":"caught One Porpoise"}],"where":"at sea","plate":"nature.porpoises-a"},{"date":"1854-02-11","events":[],"lat":-50.1333,"lon":-134.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 11th\nCommences with strong breez from West Steering\nE, by S, with T G Sails out watch emplyd in ships\nduty frequent rain squalls Middle part wind hauled to\nS and West Latter part light air from S, S, W, Steering\nE by S Adams getting better Lat by Obs 50=58\nLon by [struck: Acct] 134=35\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["middle","SW",""],["latter","SSW","light"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties amid strong breezes and frequent rain squalls. Crew member Adams was reported to be getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-12","events":[],"lat":-51.0833,"lon":-129.5833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 12th\nCommences with moderate breez from West Steering\nE by S with all sail out watch emplyed in ships\nduty 4 pm wind hauled to N W Strong breeze Middle\npart strong breez from West and squally took in T, G, Sails\nAnd double reefed the Top Sails Latter part shook the\nReefs out and set M. T. G Sail Steering E by S Lat by Obs 51=05\nLon by Obs 129,,35\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","moderate"],["first","NW","strong"],["middle","W","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled sails in squally weather and carried on with routine ship's duties; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-13","events":[],"lat":-51.45,"lon":-126.25,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Feb 13th\nCommences with moderate gale from W S W Steering\nE by S, with whole Fore sails and Main T, G, Sail out\n3 pm took in T. G, Sail and double reefed F S, Sail [illegible]\n6 pm single reefed M T Sail Middle part more moderate\nMade sail wind hauled to South and died away calm\nLatter part calm unbent For T, G, Sail sent it down to repair\nLat by Obs 51=27\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","S","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["gale","calm"],"plain":"Strong gales gave way to calm weather, stopping the ship. The crew unbent and brought down the fore topgallant sail for repairs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-14","events":[],"lat":-51.7833,"lon":-122.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 14\nCommences with calm and very heavy swell watch\nemployed repairing F, T, G, Sail 8 pm light breeze from\nW.S.W. Steering E, by S, bent T, G Sail Middle part much the\nSame Latter part set F, Sails Steering E by S Lat by Obs 51=47\nLon by Obs 122=55","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","WSW","light"]],"weather":["calm","heavy sea"],"plain":"Calm conditions with a heavy swell gave way to light breezes. The crew repaired and set sails; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-15","events":[],"lat":-52.2833,"lon":-118.7917,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 15th\nCommences with strong breze from West Steering\nE by S with all sail out T, T, M, G, S, and Lower [struck: T] S Sail\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle part took in\nStudy Sails and T, G, Sails wind W, S, W, Latter part\nmuch the same Heavens much the same Lat by Obs 52=17\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["middle","WSW",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong breezes and carried on with routine ship's duties, reducing sail as the wind shifted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-16","events":[],"lat":-53.0333,"lon":-114.6667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 16th\nCommences with strong breze from W, S, W,\nSteering E by S, with whole T, Sails and F Sail\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle part wind\nHauled to S, S, W, and moderated set T G Sails Latter\nPart wind W, S, W, set Study Sails Steering E by S\nLat by Obs 53=02\nLon by Chr 114=40\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","SSW","moderate"],["latter","WSW",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with favorable winds; the crew carried out ship's duty and set more sail as the breeze moderated.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-17","events":[],"lat":-53.5,"lon":-111.0,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Feb 17th\nCommences with light breze from W, S, W, Steering\nE by S, with all sail out watch employed in\nShips duty 6 pm wind West Middle part much the same\nParted the F, M, [struck: T Sail] jib [insertion: halyards] and tore the sail Latter part strong\nbreze took in F, T, G, Sail repaired the foot rope of the\nF, T, Sail and double reefed it thick hazy weather\nLat by Acct 53=30\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","light"],["first","W",""],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under light winds. A halyard broke and tore the flying jib, and later, as winds strengthened and thick, hazy weather set in, they repaired and reefed the sails.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-18","events":[],"lat":-55.9167,"lon":-107.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Feb 18th\nCommences with strong breze from West Steering E by S,\nWith whole T, Sails and M T G Sail thick hazy weather\nWatch employed in ships duty Middle part more moderated\nLatter part strong breze Steering E by S, thick weather\nLat by Acct 53=55\nLon by Acct 107=20\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"Routine sailing in thick, hazy weather with strong breezes. The crew attended to ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-19","events":[],"lat":-56.8834,"lon":-103.25,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Feb 19th\nCommences with strong breze from West Steering E by S,\nWit all neccesary sail out thick hazy weather watch\nEmployed in ships duty Middle part much the same\nLatter part strong breze Steering E by S, Lat by Acct 5[illegible]=40\nLon by Acct 103=18\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["haze"],"plain":"They carried on through thick, hazy weather and strong breezes, keeping the crew busy with routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-20","events":[],"lat":-57.85,"lon":-95.0167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Feb 20th\nCommences with strong breze from West Steering E by S,\nWith all prudent sail out watch employed in ships\nDuty 8 pm wind W, N, W, with rain Middle part\nStrong gale running before it Steering E by S, Latter\npart much the same Lat by Obs 57=51\nLon by Chro 95=01","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["first","WNW",""],["middle","","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["rain","gale"],"plain":"The crew sailed before a strong gale with rain, keeping up with routine ship duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-21","events":[],"lat":-58.5833,"lon":-90.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 21st\nCommences with strong gale from West Steering E,N,E,\nWith double reefed Top Sails Middle part much the\nSame with rain Latter part more moderate gall[illegible]\nLat 58-35\nLon by Acct 90-45\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","gale"],["latter","","gale"]],"weather":["gale","rain"],"plain":"Strong gales and rain forced the crew to reduce sail, though the winds began to moderate later in the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-22","events":[],"lat":-58.3667,"lon":-86.7833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Feb 22d\nCommences with moderate gale from W,S,W, Steering E,by,N,\nWith single reefed M,T,S, and double reefed F,T,Sail 6 pm\nTuned the reef out of M,T,Sail and set M,T,G,Sail\nwatch employed in ships duty Middle part strong breese took in\nM,T,Gallant Sail and double reefed T,Sails Latter part mor[struck: e]\nModerate turned the reefs out of the T,Saels and Set M,T,G,Sail\nLat by Obs 58-22\nLon by Chro 86-47\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","gale"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["gale"],"plain":"Experienced strong breezes and moderate gales while handling sails and attending to ship's duty. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-23","events":[],"lat":-57.7833,"lon":-81.9833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Feb 23d\nCommences with strong breese from W,S,W, Steering N,E,by,E\nWith all neccessary sail out and good weather watch employed\nShips duty Middle part hail sqalls Latter part moderate\nBreese Steering N,E,by,E, Adams getting better Lat by Obs 57-47\nLon by Chro 81=59\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","hail"],"plain":"The crew sailed under strong breezes with hail squalls in the middle of the day. Routine ship's duties continued, and Adams was reported getting better.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-24","events":[],"lat":-58.45,"lon":-79.7167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday [struck: Friday] Feb 24\nCommences with moderate breese from W,S,W, Steering E,N,E,\nWith all prudent Sail out watch employed sending doun\nThe F,T,Sail and bending another one One Sail in sight\nSteering to Eastd Middle part light airs and hail sqalls Latter part\nCalms and light breese from S,W,S heading S,by,E, One sail in\nSight Lat by Obs 58-27\nLon by Chr 79=43\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","SSW","light"]],"weather":["hail","squalls","calm"],"plain":"The crew replaced the fore topsail amid light airs and hail squalls. Two unidentified vessels were sighted during the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-25","events":[],"lat":-58.1166,"lon":-76.1167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Feb 25th\nCommences with light breese from E,N,E heading S,E,by,E,\nWith all sail out watch employed repairing F,T, [illegible] Sail\n4 pm wind shifted to S,S,E, tacked Ship heading N, E, Middle\nPart heading up E,N,E and of, N,E, Latter part light baffeling winds\nSteering course E,N,E,\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["first","SSE",""],["latter","variable","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing under light, baffling winds with sail repairs underway. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-26","events":[],"lat":-57.7833,"lon":-72.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Feb 26th\nCommences with light breese N,W, Steering E,N,E, with all\nNeccessary sail out and cloudy weather 4 pm wind S,W,\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind S,W, set\nStuddiney Sails and M Royal Steering E,N,E,\nLat by Double Altte 57 47\nLon by Chro 72=31","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["first","SW",""],["latter","SW",""]],"weather":["cloudy"],"plain":"Routine sailing with light breezes and cloudy skies as the ship steered east-northeast under full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-27","events":[],"lat":-57.7083,"lon":-65.5667,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Feb 27th\nCommenes with moderate breese from WSW Steering\nENE with all sail out watch employed in ships duty\n4 pm wind West shifted over S. Sails Middle part strong\nBreese from NW took in S. Sails T.G. Sails and double\nReefed the T. Sails also Main Sail and jib Latter part\nMuch the same Saw two Sails Bound to West\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["first","W",""],["middle","NW","strong"],["latter","NW","strong"]],"plain":"The crew kept up routine ship duties under moderate breezes before stronger winds prompted them to shorten sail. Later, they sighted two other ships heading west.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-02-28","events":[],"lat":-57.6333,"lon":-58.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Feb 28th\nCommenes with strong breese from NNW Steering ENE\nWith double reefed top sails and F Sail havy weather\nMiddle part wind WNW Latter part wind NW Steering NE by E\nWith double reefed top sails Lat by Obs 57=38 S\nLon by Chro 58=37 W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNW","strong"],["middle","WNW",""],["latter","NW",""]],"plain":"Heavy weather and strong winds continued, forcing the ship to sail under reduced canvas.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-01","events":[],"lat":-56.8167,"lon":-60.2167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Mar 1st\nCommenes with strong breese from NW by W Steering NE by E\nWith double reefed top Sails with fequent rain squlls\nSet Fore and Main Spencers and close reef F. T. Sail\n6 pm turned one reef out of F T Sail Steering N. E by N. Middle part\nLight breese from North and W Steering by the wind heading ESE\nLatter part much the same with whole T. Sails Lat Obs 56=49\nLon by Chro 60=13\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW by W","strong"],["middle","NNW","light"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"They sailed through strong breezes and frequent rain squalls under reduced sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-02","events":[],"lat":-55.0333,"lon":-58.6,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Mar 2d\nCommenes with strong breese from WSW Steering NE by N\nWith whol T Sails and M. T. G. Sail F and M Spencers\n4 pm wind W. S. W. Steering N watch emplyed in ships duty\nMiddle part wind WNW Latter part much the same heading\nN. by E. Lat by Obs 55=02\nLon by Chro 58=36\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["first","WSW",""],["middle","WNW",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with strong breezes; the crew was employed in ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-03","events":[],"lat":-53.2667,"lon":-55.9667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Mar 3d\nCommenes with strong breese from WNW. Steering by the\nWind Larbd tacks aboard all sail out watch emplyed in\nships duty Middle part sqally took in T.G. Sails an double\nReefed the top Sails Latter part modrate made sail\nWind from WSW Steering N. Lat by Obs 53=16\nLon by Chro 58=58.\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["latter","WSW","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled sails through squally weather and carried out routine ship's duty. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-04","events":[],"lat":-50.85,"lon":-55.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 4th\nCommenes with modrate breese from SW Steering N.\nWith Studg Sails out watch employed in ships duty 7 pm\nTook in Studg Sails and FT. G. Sail Middle part much the\nSame Latter part set FTG Sail and Studgng sails Steering\nN. good weather Adams on duty Lat by Obs 50=51\nLon by Chro 55=17","wind":[["first","SW","moderate"]],"plain":"The crew sailed north under good weather and performed routine duties around the ship, while Adams returned to duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-05","events":[],"lat":-48.8,"lon":-54.1333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Mar 5th\nCommences with moderate breze from S,S,W, Stering N.\nWest Studding Sails out watch employed in ships duty 8 pm\nwind W,S,W, Middle and Latter part wind S,S,W 9 am calms\nAnd light airs                      Lat by Obs 48 = 48\n                                    Lat by Chr 54 = 08\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["first","WSW",""],["middle","SSW",""],["latter","SSW",""],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew attended to routine ship's duties under light winds and calms. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-06","events":[],"lat":-47.6333,"lon":-52.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Mart 6th\nCommences with light airs and varables took in Studding\nSails watch employed in ships duty 4 pm light breese from\nN,W. Stering by the wind Lard tacks aboard Middle part\nMuch the same Latter part wind W,N,W Stering N,W,b,E,\nBroke out some meat                 Lat by Obs 47 = 38\n                                    Lon by Chro 52 = 45\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","variable","light"],["first","NW","light"],["latter","WNW",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing in light, variable winds while the crew carried out ship's duties and broke out meat provisions.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-07","events":[],"lat":-47.1083,"lon":-52.3333,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday March 7th\nCommenas with moderate breze from W,S,W, Handg\nN,W,b,E, with all sail out watch employed in ships duty\nMiddle part much the same Latter part light airs\nBroke out M,T,G, Studding sail bent it and set it\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","moderate"],["middle","","moderate"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in moderate breezes and light airs, tending to routine ship's duties and setting a studding sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-08","events":[],"lat":-46.5833,"lon":-51.9167,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday March 8th\nCommences with light airs and calms took in Study Sails\nwatch emplyed sending out Fly Jib boom and setting up\nGugs 4 pm light airs from North heading E,S,E, 9 pm\ntacked ship heading N,W Middle part much the same\nLatter part strong breze from N,E, Heading N,W,b,W, with\nRain squalls 11 am took in M,T,G, Sail      Lat by Obs 46-35\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["first","N","light"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["calm","rain","squalls"],"plain":"Light winds and calms gave way to a strong breeze and rain squalls. The crew worked on rigging the flying jib boom.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-09","events":[],"lat":-44.9,"lon":-51.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 9th\nCommences with strong breze from N,E, Stering by the wind\nStarboard tacks aboard 2 pm double reefed the topsailes\n4 pm took in M Sail 6 pm Close reefed T Sails set the\nFore and Main Speners took in jib 7 pm Lying to with\nClose reef M,T, Sail and F, Sail and Speners Middle\npart wind shifted to N,W tacked ship heading E,N,E,\nAnd made sail Latter part wind W,N,W Stering\nN,W,b,E                             Lat by Obs 44 = 54\n                                    Lon by Chro 51 = 30","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","NW",""],["latter","WNW",""]],"plain":"Strong breezes forced the crew to shorten sail and stop to wait out the weather before the wind shifted and they made sail again.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-10","events":[],"lat":-43.4,"lon":-49.4667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 10th\nCommences with strong breese from W.N.W Stering\nN.N.E with all sail out watch employed in Ships\nDuty Middle much the same Latter part wind hauld\nTo North and West Stering by the wind heading N.E b E\nLat by Obs 43=29\nLon by Chro 49=28\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WNW","strong"],["latter","NW",""]],"plain":"Strong breezes; the crew carried out routine ship's duty under full sail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-11","events":[],"lat":-43.1833,"lon":-47.9222,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday March 11th\nCommences with moderate breese from North and\nWest Stering by the wind Larbord tacks aboard good\nWeather watch employed bending fly jib and\nDrawing yarns Middle part strong breese from North\nDouble reefed the T Sails Latter part took in jib and\nMain Sail Heading E.N.E. Lat by Obs 43=11\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","moderate"],["middle","N","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing in changing winds as the crew bent the flying jib, worked with yarns, and shortened sail as the breeze strengthened. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-12","events":[],"lat":-42.9167,"lon":-46.3778,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday March 12th\nCommences with strong breese from North heading\nE.N.E. with double reefed T. Sails 6 pm wind shifted to\nS.W. Stering N.N.E shook the reefs out of M.T. Sail\nLight air Middle part calm Latter part calm\nAnd light air Lat by Obs 42=55\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","strong"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew sailed through shifting winds, which died down to calms and light air. No whales were mentioned.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-13","events":[],"lat":-40.8667,"lon":-44.8333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday March 13th\nCommences with light air from N.W heading N.N.E\nWith all sail out watch employed in ships duty\n6 pm squally and strong breese from W.N.W Stering NNE\nMiddle part strong breese and squally took in T. Gallant & Main\nSail and jib double reefed the T. Sails Latter part strong\nBreese and squally with rain Lat by Obs 40=52\nLon by Chro 44=50\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NW","light"],["first","WNW","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties under worsening weather, taking in and reefing sail as strong winds, squalls, and rain moved in.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-14","events":[],"lat":-39.0167,"lon":-43.1833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday March 14th\nCommences with strong breese from W.S.W Stering N,NE,\nWith double reefed Top sails and F Sail with squally\nWeather watch employed in ships duty Middle part\nMuch the same Latter part more moderate turnd the reefs out\nOf M T. Sail frequant rain squalls Lat by Obs 39=01\nLon by Chro 43=11\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","WSW","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed under shortened sail through squally weather and rain, attending to routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-15","events":[],"lat":-37.4,"lon":-41.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday March 15\nCommences with strong breese from S.W Stering N.N.E\nWith M. T. G. Sail out frequent rain squalls watch\nEmployed in ships duty Middle part much the same\nLatter part moderates breese from S.W. Set Studg\nSails Stering N.N.E Lat by Obs 37=29\nLat by Acct 41=52","wind":[["first","SW","strong"],["latter","SW","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and rain squalls continued throughout the day as the crew carried out routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-16","events":[],"lat":-36.1167,"lon":-40.9167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Mart 16th\nCommences with moderate brese from S,S,W, Steering N,N,E,\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in vaorus\nJobs about the Ship Middle part much the same Latter part\nLight brese from S.S.E, watch employd repairing Spare T,Sail,\nLat by Acct 36=07\nLon by Acct. 40=55\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["latter","SSE","light"]],"plain":"With good weather and all sail set, the crew handled various jobs around the ship and repaired a spare topsail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-17","events":[{"type":"whale","outcome":"saw","species":null,"count":null}],"lat":-35.7667,"lon":-41.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Mart 17th\nCommences with light brese from S,E, Steering N,N,E, with\nAll sail out watch employd repairing Spare T,Sail\nMiddle part light airs and calm Latter part light brese\nFrom North Steering by the wind Starbd tacks aboard saw some\nWhales going to windward 11 am tacked Ship heading E by N\nLat by Obs 35=46\nLon by Chro 41=45\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","","light"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew repaired a spare topsail under light winds and calms, and spotted some whales heading to windward without giving chase.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-18","events":[],"lat":-35.4667,"lon":-40.325,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Mart 18th\nCommences with light brese from N and E. Steering by\nthe wind Larbd tacks aboard all sail out watch employd\nSending down F,T,Sail and bending another one and\nRepairing the one sent down Middle part much the\nSame Latter part sent down M,T,[struck: Sail] [inserted: F] Sail to repair\nWind from North heading E,N,E and E by N\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","N",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in light breezes, replacing and repairing sails throughout the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-19","events":[],"lat":-35.1667,"lon":-38.9,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Mart 19th\nCommences with light brese from North Steering by the\nWind heading E,N,E, and E,by N watch employd in repairing\nF,T,G,Sail and knotting yarns Middle part calm Latter\npart light brese from North heading E,N,E, and E by N and E,\nLat 35=10\nLon by Chro 38=54\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","N","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Routine sailing in light breezes and calms. The crew spent the day repairing a sail and working on ropes.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-20","events":[],"lat":-34.0,"lon":-40.3333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Mart 20th\nCommences with moderate brese from North and East\nSteering by the wind Larbd tacks aboard all necessary sail\nOut 3 pm tacked Ship heading N,W, W and N,by W,\nMiddle and Latter part much the same Lat by Obs 34=00\nLon by Chro 40=20\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","moderate"],["middle","NE","moderate"],["latter","NE","moderate"]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate breezes; no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-21","events":[],"lat":-33.2667,"lon":-40.7,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Mart 21st\nCommences with strong brese from North and East\nSteering by the wind Starbd tacks aboard all neccessary\nSail out watch employd in ships duty Middle and\nLatter part light brese heading N,W and NW by N\nTook a Lunar Obs and found the Long by Lunar 40=20\nLat by Obs 33=15\nLon by Chro 40=42","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"plain":"Routine sailing and ship's duty under changing breezes, with navigation sights taken by lunar observation and chronometer. No whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-22","events":[],"lat":-31.5167,"lon":-40.1916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday March 22d\nCommences with light air from N.N.E. Steering by the wind\nStarboard tacks aboard tacked ship heading E. watch\nEmployed Making Spunyarn and drawing yarns\nMiddle part much the same Latter part wind hauled to\nN.W.b.W. heading course N.N.E. 11 am wind shifted to S.S.E.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NNE","light"],["middle","NNE","light"],["latter","NW by W",""],["latter","SSE",""]],"plain":"The crew made spun yarn and drew rope yarns amid shifting winds. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-23","events":[],"lat":-29.7667,"lon":-39.6833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday March 23d\nCommences with strong breeze from S.S.E. Steering N.N.E.\nWith all neccassary sail out watch variously employed\nabout the ship Passed a Brig Lying too Middle part much\nthe same Latter part set F. T. G. Studding Sail Lower and\nMain T. G. S.tudd'g Sail Main Roayel Took a Lunor  Obs by Lunar 39=04\nLon by Chro 39=41\nLat by Obs 29=46\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew kept busy with routine work aboard the ship while sailing under a strong breeze. They passed a brig lying stopped in the water, but saw no whales.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-24","events":[],"lat":-27.4167,"lon":-39.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 24th\nCommences with strong breeze from S.S.E. Steering N.N.E.\nWith all sail out and good weather watch employed in\nOrdinary ships duty 6 pm wind S.E. Middle part baffling winds\nLatter part strong breeze S.E. Steering N.N.E.  Lat by Obs 27=25\nLon by Chro 39=03\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"],["first","SE",""],["middle","variable",""],["latter","SE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed with every sail set in good weather with shifting breezes, carrying out routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-25","events":[],"lat":-25.2667,"lon":-37.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday March 25th\nCommences with strong breeze from S.E. Steering N.N.E.\nWith all sail out Stud'g sails watch employed about the rigging\n8 pm Steering N.E. Middle and Latter part much the same\nLat by Obs 25=10 S\nLon by Chro 37=30 W\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"Under a strong southeast breeze, the ship sailed northeast under full sail while the watch worked on the rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-26","events":[],"lat":-23.2667,"lon":-36.0667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday March 26th\nCommences with strong breeze from S.E. Steering N.E.\nWith all sail out and good weather Middle part much\nthe same Latter part wind E.S.E. Steering N.b.E.p.E. took in\nStud'g Sails and M. Roayel\nLat by Obs 23=16\nLon by Chro 36=04\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"Good weather and strong breezes; the ship continued sailing under heavy canvas.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-27","events":[],"lat":-21.6833,"lon":-35.6234,"fixed":false,"entry":"Manday March 27th\nCommences with strong breeze from E.S.E. Steering N.E.\nWith T. G. sails out watch employed in ships duty Saw land\nsails Middle part light air Latter part light baffling\nWinds from S.S.E. to E.N.E. Steering by the wind Starboard tacks\naboard                                                    Lat by Obs 21=41","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["middle","","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"plain":"The crew attended to ship's duties as they sighted land and another ship under light, shifting winds.","where":"near land","plate":"land.landfall-a"},{"date":"1854-03-28","events":[],"lat":-21.825,"lon":-35.18,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday March 28th\nCommences with light breze from E.N,E, Stering by the wind\nHeading N. and N, by, W. watch emplyd makeing rattling stuff\nFound the Bowsprit cap give out Cooper makeing a new one [struck: one]\nMiddle part tacked Ship heading S,E, by E. to N, E, Latter\nPart Strong breze from N,E, heading S,E, E, took in M, Sail\nJib and single reefed the T, Sails sqally and rainy\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew worked on rigging while the cooper made a new bowsprit cap after the old one gave out. Later, squally, rainy weather and strong winds forced them to reduce sail.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Bowsprit cap gave out","quote":"Found the Bowsprit cap give out Cooper makeing a new one","interest":3}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-29","events":[],"lat":-21.9667,"lon":-34.7367,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday March 29th\nCommences with strong breze from N,E, heading S,E, [illegible]\nDouble reefed the T Sails with heavy sqalls and rain\n6 pm took in F, T, Sail heading S. Middle part heavy sqalls\nAnd rain 3 am heavy sqall parted the Fore Sail set F Spenser\nAnd close reefed the M T Sail 7 Am more moderate set F Sail\nAnd F T Sail turned the reefes out of M, T, Sail Lat by Obs 21=58\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Strong breezes and heavy squalls with rain struck the ship throughout the night. At 3 a.m., a heavy squall ripped the foresail, but weather moderated by morning.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-30","events":[],"lat":-21.45,"lon":-34.2933,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday March 30th\nCommences with light breze and some small Stering by\nThe wind heading to N,E, and N by E, watch emplyed in Ships\nDuty 7 pm light air from W.N.W. Stering N, E, by N. Middle\nPart calm Latter part calm un bent the M, Sail and sent it\nDown to repair frequnt showres Cooper at work on the Cap\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","light"],["first","WNW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm","rain"],"plain":"Light breezes and calm weather with frequent rain showers. The crew carried out routine ship's duties and took down the mainsail for repairs.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-03-31","events":[],"lat":-20.9333,"lon":-33.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday March 31st\nCommences with calm watch emplyed getting in the\nFlying jib boom 3 pm light breze from S, S, W, Stering\nN, by, W Set Studding sails Middle part calm Latter part\nSent in Jib boom and teruk of the cap Cooper putting\nThe hoops on the New one repairing Main Sail\nLat by Obs 20=56\nLon by Chro 33=51\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","SSW","light"],["middle","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew brought in the jib boom and cap, repaired the mainsail, and the cooper worked on fitting hoops for a new spar amidst light winds and calms.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-01","events":[],"lat":-20.0,"lon":-33.5167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 1st\nCommences with light air from S, S, W, Stering\nN, by, W, with all sail out watch emplyed in Ships\nDuty finished the M, Sail and bent it put the cap\nOn Middle and Latter part calm watch emplyed sending\nOut jib boom and setting up the guys\nLat by Obs 20=00\nLon by Chro 33=31\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Routine sailing and maintenance with light winds followed by calms. The crew worked on the mainsail and jib boom; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-02","events":[],"lat":-19.5,"lon":-33.6834,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Apr 2d\nCommences with calm all hands on deck emplyed\nSending out fly jib boom and scrapeing the ship outside\nMiddle part light air from E,S,E, Stering N, by E, Latter part\nLight breze from E, S, E, Stering N, by E, with Studding Sails out\nLat by Obs 19=30","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","ESE","light"],["latter","ESE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"In calm weather and light breezes, the crew spent the day rigging the flying jib boom and scraping the ship's hull.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-03","events":[],"lat":-17.8333,"lon":-33.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Apr 3d\nCommences with Light breese from E,S,E, Steering N, by E,\nWith studding sails out watch employd in ships duty\nMiddle part wind E,N,E, Latter part wind E,N,E, and E,\nHeading N, and N by W all sail out One Sail in sight Lat by Obs 17=50\nLon by Chron 33=51\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","ENE",""],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"Light breezes as the ship made its way under full sail. The crew carried out routine ship's duties, and a distant sail was sighted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-04","events":[],"lat":-16.4,"lon":-33.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 4th\nCommences with Light breese from E, and E,N,E, Heading\nN, and N by E with all sail out watch employd in\nVarious jobs about the ship Middle part calm Latter part\nLight breese from E,S,E, Steering N, by E, ½ E, Lat by Obs 16=24\nLon by Chro 33=49\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","ESE","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Routine sailing in light breezes and calms with every sail set. The crew spent the day on odd jobs around the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-05","events":[],"lat":-15.2,"lon":-34.0,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday April 5th\n[struck: Remarks for Wednesday Apr 5th]\nCommences with Light breese from E,S,E, Steering N, by E,\nWith Stud g Sails out watch employd in various jobs\nAbout the rigging Middle part much the same Latter\nPart watch employed setting up Fore rigging Steering N by E\nOne Sail in sight Steery South Lat by Obs 15=12\nLon by Chro 34=00\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under light breezes, working on the ship's rigging. A distant sail was sighted heading south.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-06","events":[],"lat":-13.6,"lon":-34.0333,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 6th\nCommences with Light breese from S, S, E, Steering\nN by E, with Studding Sails out watch employd\nSetting up Main rigging Middle part much the same\nLatter part wind East heading N by E, and N, took in stud g sails\nLat by Obs 13=36\nLon by Chron 34=02\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","light"],["middle","SSE","light"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with light winds while the crew set up the main rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-07","events":[],"lat":-11.65,"lon":-34.2944,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Apr 7th\nCommences with moderate breese from East heading\nN and N by E, T, G, Sails out watch variously employd\nAbout the rigging Middle part much the same\nLatter part wind E,S,E, Steering N,N,E, Lat by Obs 11=39\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["latter","ESE",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate breezes. The crew was busy working on the ship's rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-08","events":[],"lat":-9.8,"lon":-34.5556,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Apr 8th\nCommences with moderate breese from E,S,E, Steering\nN,N,E, with all sail out watch employd about the\nRigging Middle part much the same Latter part\nFrequent rain squalls Steering N,N,E, Lat by Obs 9=48","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","ESE","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Sailed with all sails set under moderate breezes, with frequent rain squalls later in the day. The crew worked on the rigging.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-09","events":[],"lat":-8.2667,"lon":-34.8167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Apr 9th\nCommerces with light breze from South, and East Stering\nN, rainy watch emplyd in ships duty Middle part took in\nT, G, Sails 1 am takled [struck: Aback] M, Yard 2 hours Mathe rail\nSet Studdiy sails and kept of W. S. W, 10 am kept of W.S.W.\nSeveral sail in sight    Lat by Obs 8=16\nLon by Chro 34=49\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"The crew handled routine ship's duties in light breezes and rain, sighting several other vessels.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-10","events":[],"lat":-8.05,"lon":-34.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday Apr 10th\nCommerces with strong breze from S,E, Stering W,S,W,\nWith all sail out for Pernambuco 3 pm saw the land\nBearing W distance 9 Leagues 5 pm saw the City of Olinda\nAnd Pernambuco 4 Sail in sight 6 pm saw the light\nBearing N, S, W luffed up on the wind Started tachs aboard\nMiddle part lying of and on Pernambuco Latter part 7 am\nCapt went Ashore 10 pm boat came aboard and took the\nWater casks ashore Saw the Ship Crisimbo of New Bedford\nLying of and on\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"]],"plain":"They made sail for Pernambuco, sighting land, the city of Olinda, and the harbor light. Cruising off and on the coast, the captain went ashore, and a boat took the water casks in to be filled.","where":"near land","place":"Pernambuco","at":"recife"},{"date":"1854-04-11","events":[],"lat":-8.05,"lon":-34.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 11th\nCommerces with strong breze from S,S,E, Lying of and on\nPernambuco Capt ashore at sunset them Mate\nStarted to come off could not fetch the ship and\nWent aboard of a Swedish Brig and stayed all night\nCame along side in the morning with boat stove\n7 am Second Mate went ashore after the Capte 9 am\nLaunch came off with the ward and water and some\nOranges Soon after the Ship struck on the botom\n[struck: Slightly] did no damage\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"]],"plain":"While cruising off Pernambuco, the mate tried to return to the ship at sunset but ended up spending the night aboard a Swedish brig, returning with a smashed boat. Later, the ship briefly struck bottom, causing no damage.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Boat smashed and ship struck bottom","quote":"Came along side in the morning with boat stove","interest":3}],"where":"near land","place":"Pernambuco","at":"recife"},{"date":"1854-04-12","events":[],"lat":-6.2008,"lon":-34.8679,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 12th\nCommerces with strong breze from S, E, Lying off and on\nPernambuco 2 pm Capte came aboard kept of N. W by N\nAnd set studding sails Middle part strong breze Stering\nN. by E, Latter part squaly N Squally and rainy 11 am light air\nfrom E, took in Studding sails put out the bow boat on the\nStarbord cranes\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","E","light"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Cruising back and forth off Pernambuco, the captain came back aboard in the afternoon, and they made sail to head north.","where":"near land","place":"Pernambuco","via":[[-34.75,-6.85],[-34.85,-6.25]]},{"date":"1854-04-13","events":[],"lat":-4.45,"lon":-35.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 13th\nCommerces with light air and rainy from East Stering\nN, watch employed about the ship took the Starbord\nBoat in put her on the house Middle part light breze\nFrom South Stering N, set Studding sails Latter part\nMuch the same    Lat by Obs 4=27, S,\nLong by Chro 35=30","wind":[["first","E","light"],["middle","S","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["rain"],"plain":"Rainy weather with light winds. The crew worked around the ship and took the starboard boat in, placing it on the deckhouse.","where":"at sea","via":[[-35.25,-5.15]]},{"date":"1854-04-14","events":[],"lat":-2.6583,"lon":-36.9916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Apr 14th\nCommenes with moderate breze from E,S,E, Stering N, W, W,\nWith Studding Sails out watch employed in various jobs\nAbout the rigging Middle part much the same Latter part\nRainy and squally wind S, E,\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"],["middle","ESE","moderate"],["latter","SE",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The ship sailed under a moderate breeze with extra sails set, while the crew worked on the rigging. The day ended with rain and squalls.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-15","events":[],"lat":-0.8667,"lon":-38.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 15th\nCommenes with madere ate breze from E,S,E, Stering\nN,W,W, with studding Sails out with frequent rain squlls.\nWatch variously emptyed. Middle and Latter part much\nThe same with rain squalls\nLat by Obs 00=52 South\nLon by Obs 38=29\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","moderate"]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Routine sailing with moderate breezes and frequent rain squalls as the crew kept busy with various tasks aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-16","events":[],"lat":0.65,"lon":-40.4167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Apr 16th\nCommenes with light breze from S,E, Stering N,W,W,\nWith Studding Sails out watch emplyed in Ships duty\nFrequent Rain squalls Middle part wind E,S,E, Latter part\nWind East Stering N,W,W, with light sqalls  Lat by Obs 0=39 North\nLon by Acct 40=25\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","ESE",""],["latter","E",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"Routine sailing in light breezes with frequent rain squalls; the crew carried out regular ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-17","events":[],"lat":2.2,"lon":-42.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Momday Apr 17th\nCommenes with light breze from E,N,E, Stering N,W,W,\nWith Studding Sails out watch emplyed in Ships duty\n2 P M wind hauld took in Studding Sails and braced up\nYards heading Course N,W,W Middle and Latter part squally\nSplat the F, T, Sail sent it down and bent another one\nLat by Obs 2=12, N,\nLon by Aect 42=45\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","light"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew handled ship's duty under light breezes. Squally weather later split the foretopsail, which they replaced.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-18","events":[],"lat":3.7167,"lon":-45.1667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 18th\nCommenes with light breze from E,S,E, Stering\nN,W,W with F, G, Sails out watch variously emplyed\nAbout the rigging. Middle part sqally Latter part strong\nbreze from N,E, heading N,W,W and N,WbyW Lat by Obs 3=43 N,\nLon by Acct 45=10\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"The crew worked on the rigging under light breezes, followed by squalls and a strong breeze. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-19","events":[],"lat":5.2667,"lon":-47.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 19th\nCommenes with strong breze from N,E, Stering by the wind\nHeading N,Wby N, with T, G, Sails out watch emplyed about\nThe rigging Middle and Latter part sqally and rainy\nheading N,W,W, took in F, T, G, Sail     Lat by Obs 5=16\nLon by Acct 47=15,","wind":[["first","NE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"The crew sailed through strong breezes and squally, rainy weather while working on the rigging. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-20","events":[],"lat":7.0333,"lon":-49.0833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 20th\nCommences with strong breeze from N.E. Steering by the wind\nHeading N.N.W. with M.T.G. Sail out watch employed in\nships duty varing Middle part much the same Latter part\nWind E.N.E. heading N.N.W.\nLat by Obs 07=02\nLon by Chr 49=05\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","strong"],["latter","ENE",""]],"plain":"Strong breezes; the crew was occupied with routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-21","events":[],"lat":9.1667,"lon":-48.7916,"fixed":false,"entry":"Friday Apr 21st\nCommences with strong breeze from E.S,E, Steering\nN.W.W with T.G. Sails out cloudy weather watch variously\nEmployed Middle part much the same Latter part wind\nE.N.E. Steering N. W by N frequent rain sqalls\nLat by Obs 9=10\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","strong"],["latter","ENE",""]],"weather":["cloudy","rain","squalls"],"plain":"Sailed under strong breezes and cloudy skies with frequent rain squalls while the crew performed routine maintenance aboard.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-22","events":[],"lat":11.5,"lon":-48.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday Apr 22d\nCommences with strong breeze from Nb[struck: E] E, Steering N.W.by[struck: W]\nW[struck: th] T.G, Sails out watch emplyed drawing and knotting yarns\nMiddle part took in F.T.G. Sail Latter part set it again\nBreeze more moderate\nLat by Obs 11=30\nLon by Chr 48=30\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N by E","strong"],["latter","","moderate"]],"plain":"Strong breezes blew as the crew carried on with routine rope work and adjusted sail. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-23","events":[],"lat":13.1833,"lon":-50.3,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday Apr 23d\nCommences with strong breeze from E.N.E. Steering N.W.by[struck: W]\nW[struck: th] T.G Sails out watch employed in ships duty good weather\nMiddle and Latter part much the same\nLat by Obs 13=11\nLon by Chr 50=18\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"Strong breezes and good weather; the crew carried on with routine ship's duty.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-24","events":[],"lat":15.0333,"lon":-51.525,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday Apr 24th\nCommences with strong breeze from E.N.E, Steering NW by W\nWith good weather Set F.T. Mast and Lower Studding Sail\nAlso M.T.G. S. Sail watch employed in ships duty Middle\nAnd Latter part much the same\nLat by Obs 15=02\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"]],"plain":"The crew sailed under good weather and strong breezes, tending to routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-25","events":[],"lat":16.2667,"lon":-52.75,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday Apr 25th\nCommences with moderate breeze from E.N.E. Steering NWbyW.\nWatch emplyed painting spars tarring down and vareous other\nJobs Studding sails [struck: out] and good weather Middle part light\nBreeze from E. Latter part light breeze from S.E. Steering\nN.W by W\nLat by Obs 16=16","wind":[["first","ENE","moderate"],["middle","E","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"Fine weather with light breezes; the crew spent the day painting spars, tarring the rigging, and doing various other chores.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-26","events":[],"lat":17.2667,"lon":-53.975,"fixed":false,"entry":"Wednesday Apr 26th\nCommerces with light breeze from E, S, E, Stering N, W, [illegible] W\nWith Studding Sails out watch employed in various jobs\nAbout ship Middle and Latter part much the same\nLat by Obs 17=16\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"]],"plain":"Light breezes and routine maintenance aboard ship under extra sails, with no whales seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-27","events":[],"lat":18.55,"lon":-55.2,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday Apr 27th\nCommerces with light airs from E.S. Steering N. W. [illegible] W,\nWith Studding Sails out watch variously employd in\nShips duty Middle part strong breeze from N.E. took in\nMain Royal. Studding Sails and Fly Jib Latter part\nMuch the same Steering N. W [illegible] N  Lat by Obs 18=33\nLon by Obs 55=12\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ESE","light"],["middle","NE","strong"],["latter","NE","strong"]],"plain":"Routine sailing and ship duties with shifting winds, requiring the crew to take in sail as the breeze strengthened. No whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-28","events":[],"lat":20.05,"lon":-57.3833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday Apr 28th\nCommerces with strong breeze from E. N. E, Steering\nN. W. [illegible] N all sail out 2 pm set F, M, T, Sail watch employed\nMaking Mats and other jobs Middle part squally Latter part\nStrong breeze from E.S. E. Steering [illegible] Saw 1 Sail Stiring to\nEast West  Lat by Obs 20=05\nLon by Obs 57=23,\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","ENE","strong"],["latter","ESE","strong"]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squalls as the ship continued under full sail. The crew spent the day making mats and doing other odd jobs, and sighted another vessel sailing past.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-29","events":[],"lat":21.3,"lon":-58.3633,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday Apr 29th\nCommerces with strong breeze from S.S. E. Stering N.W\nWith Studding Sails out watch ratleng down M T Brigging\nAnd making mats One sail in sight Middle part much the\nSame Latter part wind E, Stering N.W. One Sail in sight\nLat by Obs 21=18\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSE","strong"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing in strong breezes as the crew worked on the rigging and made mats. Two other vessels were sighted during the day.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-04-30","events":[],"lat":22.3333,"lon":-59.3433,"fixed":false,"entry":"Sunday Apr 30th\nCommerces with moderate breezes from East Stering\nN. W by N, with Studding Sails out watch employd painting\nSpans and ratleng down rigging Middle and Latter part\nLight airs and calms  Lat by Obs 22=20\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew kept busy painting spans and doing routine rope work. The day ended with light airs and calms; no whales were seen.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-01","events":[],"lat":22.9167,"lon":-60.3233,"fixed":false,"entry":"Monday May 1st\nCommerces with calms and Light airs Stering N W by N.\nWith T. G Sails out Middle part light airs from E. N. E. Stering\nN [illegible] by N Latter part calm watch employed about the\nRigging and painting spars.  Lat by Obs 22=55","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","ENE","light"],["latter","","calm"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions and light winds slowed the ship while the crew worked on the rigging and painted spars.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-02","events":[],"lat":23.125,"lon":-61.3033,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday May 2d\nCommences with calm watch emplyed rattling dour Fore\nRigging Middle part calm Latter part light airs watch\nEmplyd abaut the ship in various jobs Steering N.W.byW.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["middle","","calm"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to light airs while the crew handled rope work on the rigging and other odd jobs around the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-03","events":[],"lat":23.3333,"lon":-62.2833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 3d\nCommences with calm watch employed scraping the grabs\noff the side of the ship and working upon the ryging\n3 pm light breese from North Steering by the wind Planted\ntacks aboard Middle part heading up N.W. Latter part light\nBreese Heading N.W.by N. employed washing ship inside\nLat by Obs 23=20\nLon by Cho 62=17\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","","calm"],["first","N","light"],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Calm conditions gave way to light breezes. The crew spent the day scraping the ship's sides, working on the rigging, and washing down the inside of the vessel.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-04","events":[],"lat":24.0,"lon":-62.7666,"fixed":false,"entry":"Thursday May 4th\nCommences with light air from North and East Steering\nN.W.byN. watch emplyed washing ship outside One Sail\nIn sight Middle part much the same Latter part light\nAir from South and East Steering N.W.byN.\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","NE","light"],["latter","SE","light"]],"plain":"The crew washed the outside of the ship under light winds, with one other vessel in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-05","events":[],"lat":24.6667,"lon":-63.25,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 5th\nCommences with light air from S.E. Steering N.W.\nWatch employed painting Ship outside Middle part light\nbreese from E. Latter part employed painting Ship inside\nSteering N.N.W. One Sail in sight Steering to North\nLat by Obs 24=40\nLon by Cho 63=15\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","E","light"]],"plain":"The crew spent the day painting the ship inside and out while sailing under light breezes. Another vessel was sighted heading north.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-06","events":[],"lat":25.4333,"lon":-63.5,"fixed":false,"entry":"Saturday May 6\nCommences with light breese from South and East\nSteering N.NW watch employed painting ship inside\nFinished painting outside Middle part wind E.S.E. Latter\nPart light airs and calms One sail in sight watch emplyd\nPainting rail and other inside work Lat by Obs 25=26\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"],["middle","ESE",""],["latter","","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"The crew painted the outside and inside of the ship, including the rail, in light breezes and calms. Another ship was in sight.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-07","events":[],"lat":26.3333,"lon":-63.75,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 7th\nCommences with light airs and calms heading N.N.E.\nTacked ship heading W.N.W. watch employed painting\nMiddle part light breese from South Steering NW Set\nStudding Sails Latter part much the same Lat by Obs 26=20\nLon by Chro 63:45","wind":[["first","","light"],["middle","S","light"],["latter","S","light"]],"weather":["calm"],"plain":"Light winds and calms; the crew spent the day painting ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-08","events":[],"lat":27.9833,"lon":-64.4833,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 8th\nCommerces with moderate brese from S.S.W. Steering N,N,W.\nWith Studding Sails out and good weather Middle part strong\nBreese and sqally Latter part rainy and sqalls wind from\nS.E. to N,N,E, Staring N,N,W, Mate sick Lat by Obs 27=59\nLonty Chro 64=29\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SSW","moderate"],["middle","","strong"],["latter","variable",""]],"weather":["squalls","rain"],"plain":"Sailed under squally and rainy skies. The mate was sick.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Mate reported sick","quote":"Mate sick","interest":1,"topic":"sickness"}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-09","events":[],"lat":28.9833,"lon":-65.675,"fixed":false,"entry":"Tuesday May 9th\nCommerces with strong brese from West Steering N,N,W,\nWith T,G, Sails out and sqally wabb emplyd breaking\nOut Fore hold for a cask of water stowed away some sharks\n3 pm wind N.N,W, heading W,E, tacked ship heading W,\n6 pm heading N,N,W Middle and Latter part much the same\nLat by Obs 28=59\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","W","strong"],["first","NNW",""]],"weather":["squalls"],"plain":"Strong breezes and squalls as the crew broke out the forward hold for a cask of water and stowed away some sharks.","moments":[{"kind":"nature","title":"Stowed away sharks","quote":"stowed away some sharks","interest":1}],"where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-10","events":[],"lat":30.5333,"lon":-66.8667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 10th\nCommerces with moderate brese from N by E, Steering\nBy the wind heading N,W,W, watch emplyd painting\nAnd other small jobs about the ship Middle part much\nThe same Latter part East set Studding Sails Stiring\nN,N,W, emplyd painting Lat by Obs 30=32\nLon by Chro 66=52\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","N by E","moderate"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Routine sailing in moderate breezes while the crew spent the day painting and doing small jobs around the ship.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-11","events":[],"lat":32.5333,"lon":-68.3667,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 11th\nCommerces with strong brese from East Steering\nN,N,W, with Studding Sails out watch emplyd in\nNeccessary Ships duty Middle part much the same\nLatter part wind East Steering N,N,W. Lat by Obs 32=32\nLon by Chro 68=22\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","E","strong"],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Sailed under a strong easterly breeze with the crew occupied with routine ship's duties.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-12","events":[],"lat":34.2667,"lon":-69.5,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 12th\nCommerces with moderate brese from East Steering\nN,N,W, with Studding Sails out watch variously emplyed\nMiddle part wind E. Latter part wind the same Stiry\nN,N,W watch emplyed panting the rail Lat by Obs 34=16\nLon by Chro 69=30\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","moderate"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"The crew sailed under a moderate breeze and spent the day painting the ship's rail.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-13","events":[],"lat":36.2167,"lon":-71.1167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Saturday May 13th\nCommerces with fresh brese from S.E. Steering N,N,W,\nWith Studding Sails out and good weather watch variously\nEmplyed Middle part wind hauled to Easted Latter\nPart much the same two sail in sight Lat [struck: by] Obs 36=13.\nLon by Chro 71=07","wind":[["first","SE","fresh"],["middle","E",""],["latter","E",""]],"plain":"Good weather and fresh breezes as the ship made sail to the north-northwest. The watch carried out routine ship's work, and two other vessels were sighted.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-14","events":[],"lat":38.8,"lon":-71.6167,"fixed":true,"entry":"Sunday May 14th\nCommences with strong breece from Eastd steering N by W\nWith Studding Sails out and frequent rain squalls watch\nEmployed in ships duty Middle part wind Wind S.E. Latter\nPart much the same Steering N thick havy weather\nLat by Obs 38 = 48\nLong Obs 71 = 37\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","E","strong"],["middle","SE",""]],"weather":["rain","squalls"],"plain":"The crew sailed north through strong breezes, frequent rain squalls, and thick, heavy weather.","where":"at sea"},{"date":"1854-05-15","events":[],"lat":40.65,"lon":-73.05,"fixed":true,"entry":"Monday May 15th\nCommences with strong breece from S.E. Steering N with\nStudding Sails out and thick foggy weather Middle part\nHeavy rain squalls with thunder and lightndy took in Studdg Sails\nLatter part thick fog throwed the try works overboard 8 am\nSounded in 22 fathoms water. 9 am cleard up saw Long Island\nBearing N. several sails in sight set Studding sails and kept off\nN.E. 11 am thick fog again Steering E,N,E, light breece from South\nAnd Westd Sounded in 20 fathoms\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","strong"],["latter","SW","light"]],"weather":["fog","rain","squalls","thunder","lightning","clear"],"plain":"Sailing in thick fog with heavy rain squalls, thunder, and lightning, the crew threw their brick try-works overboard. They sighted Long Island when the weather briefly cleared.","moments":[{"kind":"accident","title":"Crew threw the try-works overboard","quote":"throwed the try works overboard","interest":5}],"where":"near land","place":"Long Island","plate":"work.trying-b","at":"long-island"},{"date":"1854-05-16","events":[],"lat":41.071,"lon":-71.859,"fixed":true,"entry":"Tuesday May 16th\nCommences with light brese from South and West Steering\nE.N.E. thick foggy weather 3 pm Sounded and got 20 fathoms\nGot the gun up and fired for a Pilot 7 pm took in Studg\nSails, Top, Gt, Sails and double reefd the T. Sails buffed to the\nWind Starbd tacks abrod Middle part thick fog Latter part\nThick foggyweather 7 am cleard up Montauk Light bearing\nN by E. Distance 12 miles light baffeling wind Steering E.N.E\nSeveral sails in sight\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SW","light"],["latter","variable","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick fog, the ship took soundings and fired a gun to signal for a pilot. The fog cleared the next morning, revealing Montauk Light about 12 miles away.","where":"near land","place":"Montauk Light","via":[[-72.55,40.65],[-71.85,40.95]],"at":"montauk-point"},{"date":"1854-05-17","events":[],"lat":41.17,"lon":-71.58,"fixed":true,"entry":"Wednesday May 17th\nCommences with light baffeling winds from all points Steering\nE.N.E. saw Block Island Light Bearing N,E. Middle part\nthick fog Latter part Discharged the Gun for a Pilot\n6 am tacked Ship heading S. by W. 9 tacked back heading\nN.E. 10 am took a Pilot on board 11 am call [struck: all] hands\nAnd got up the chains and Anchors of the bows\nThick fog Sounded several times 20 and 21 fathoms\nWater 12 am tacked Ship heading S. and S by W. 8","wind":[["first","variable","light"]],"weather":["fog"],"plain":"In thick fog, the crew sighted Block Island Light and fired a gun to signal for a pilot. After taking a pilot aboard, they readied the chains and anchors off the bows.","moments":[{"kind":"crew","title":"Pilot taken on board","quote":"took a Pilot on board","interest":1}],"where":"near land","place":"Block Island","at":"block-island"},{"date":"1854-05-18","events":[],"lat":41.55,"lon":-70.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Thursday May 18th\nCommesis with light brese from South and East\nHeading S,S,W, and S,W, with thick fog 3 pm tacked\nship heading N, Ely, E, 5 pm heading E,N,E, 6 pm tackt\nShip heading S,W by S, 7 pm clard up some tackt\nShip heading E,N,E, 8 pm foggy again Middle part\nthick fog heading to East with head yards aback\nLatter part kleared up saw the land bareing E,N, E\nDistance 6 miles made sail and kept of N, Ely, E,\nStanding up for New Bedford 11 am passed the light\nBoat clard up stude along up the bay\n\nRemarks for","wind":[["first","SE","light"]],"weather":["fog","clear"],"plain":"After maneuvering through thick fog, the crew sighted land six miles off and set sail for New Bedford, passing the lightship at 11 a.m. and heading up the bay.","where":"near land","place":"New Bedford","via":[[-70.85,41.45]],"at":"new-bedford-massachusetts"},{"date":"1854-05-19","events":[],"lat":41.55,"lon":-70.85,"fixed":true,"entry":"Friday May 19th 1854\nRemarks for Friday May 19th\nComminis with modrate brese from Sow\nEast Stering N Ely [struck: by] & N W 2 pm got along side\nof the wharf dropt Anchor closte to the wharf\n\n[struck: Henry M Wayne] Prov\n\nThursday May 18th\nCommences with light brese from South and East.\nHeading S.S.W. with thick fog 3 PM tacked ship heading\nE.N.E. 6 PM tacked ship heading S.W. by S. 7 PM cleared up\nsome tacked ship Heading E.N.E. 8 PM Foggy again\nMiddle part thick fog heading to East with Head yards\naback latter part cleared up saw the land bearing E.N.E.\nDistance 6 miles made sail and kept off N.E. by E.\nstanding up for New Bedford 10 AM. passed the light\nship cleared up stood along up the bay\n\nBarque Fortune Fortune\n[illegible]\n\nFriday May 19th","wind":[["first","SE","moderate"]],"plain":"After navigating through thick fog and passing the lightship into the bay on May 18, the ship arrived at New Bedford on May 19, coming alongside the wharf and dropping anchor.","where":"in port","place":"New Bedford","at":"new-bedford-massachusetts"}],"plates":{"life.keeper":"The log","nature.porpoises":"Porpoises","chase.right":"After right whales","gam.spoke":"Spoke a ship","life.letters":"Letters from home","caught.sperm":"A sperm whale taken","work.cutting":"Cutting in","work.trying":"Trying out","work.stowing":"Stowing down","chase.sperm":"After sperm whales","land.landfall":"Land ho","gam.visit":"A gam"}}