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Holidays at sea

Christmas, New Year, and the Fourth of July far from home.

  1. 1851 · Fortune: Traded ashore on Christmas Day.
  2. 1844 · Draco: Keeper offered a New Year prayer.
  3. 1845 · Draco: Keeper offered a New Year prayer.
  4. 1848 · Draco: Offered a Christmas prayer.
  5. 1853 · Lark: Keeper reflected on the new year.
  6. 1868 · Abraham Barker: Crew took New Year's Day liberty.
  7. 1904 · Karluk: Celebrated Christmas with a big dinner.
  8. 1833 · Parker: Keeper offered a New Year hope.
  9. 1834 · Parker: Keeper reflected on the new year.
  10. 1834 · Bengal: Hoped to be home by next New Year's.
  11. 1843 · Rowena: Killed a pig for New Year's dinner.
  12. 1844 · Edward: Killed a hog for Christmas.
  13. 1848 · Nimrod: Keeper wished to be home for Thanksgiving.
  14. 1848 · Abigail: Keeper opened a year-old Christmas cake.
  15. 1833 · Bengal: Keeper noted Independence Day.
  16. 1849 · Abigail: Pigs slaughtered for Fourth of July dinner.
  17. 1905 · Karluk: Snow on the Fourth of July.

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