Kealakekua Bay

4 whaling voyages of the atlas came to Kealakekua Bay, which their keepers wrote as “karakooa Bay”, “Roakooa Bay”, “Bay of Karakooa”, “Kearakakea bay”, “Karakakooa bay”, “Karakakoa bay”.

Visits

1. Parker, 1831–35: April 24, 1832, off, 1 day.
2. Parker, 1831–35: April 12, 1833, at anchor, 2 days.
3. Indian Chief, 1844–47: February 22, 1846, off, 1 day.
4. Mary and Susan, 1847–50: November 24, 1848, off, 1 day.
5. Mary and Susan, 1847–50: September 30, 1849, off, 1 day.
6. Pacific, 1851–54: April 1, 1852, off, 1 day.

What the logs record there

1. 1832 · Parker: Another crewman deserted.
2. 1833 · Parker: Anchored and began trading.
3. 1833 · Parker: Deputy pilot came on board.

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