Revenue Cutter Ingham was one of the 13 Coast Guard cutters of the Morris-Taney class. Named for Secretary of the Treasury Samuel D. Ingham, she was the...
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USCGC Ingham may refer to the following cutters of the United States Revenue Cutter Service: USRC Ingham (1832), a Morris-Taney-class schooner which served...
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memorial ship USCGC Ingham (WMSM-917), a United States Coast Guard cutter currently contracted for construction USRC Ingham (1832), a United States Revenue...
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Independence, First Texas Navy USRC Ingham (1832) Invincible, First Texas Navy USRC Jackson (1832) James Postlethwaite USRC Jefferson (1832) Joffre, shipwreck listed...
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United States Revenue Cutter Service (redirect from USRCS)
assisting in the capture of 20 French ships. Ten of these were captured by the USRC Pickering. Revenue cutters were assigned to enforce the very unpopular Embargo...
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the Americans. Richard Tucker intervened; he was the Bermudian founder in 1832 of the local black Young Men's Friendly Lodge (a mutual aid group). He obtained...
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Richard Rush (category Candidates in the 1832 United States presidential election)
vessels were named in his honor: USRC Richard Rush 1831 Morris-Taney class cutter USGC Richard Rush 1874 Dexter-class cutter USRC Rush 1885 revenue cutter, USS...
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Other incidents 11 Feb: Enterprise 25 Mar: Queen of the Isle 14 Jun: USRC Ingham 27 Aug: Manchester Packet 1 Sep: San Felipe 26 Oct: HMS Cleopatra 27...
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from the Sandheads to Macao in sixteen days. Arriving at Macao in September 1832, Sylph unloaded some of the opium she had transported from Calcutta. William...
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Other incidents 11 Feb: Enterprise 25 Mar: Queen of the Isle 14 Jun: USRC Ingham 27 Aug: Manchester Packet 1 Sep: San Felipe 26 Oct: HMS Cleopatra 27...
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#4 (1831–1832): Captain Robert N. Tate sailed from New London in 1831. Manchester Packet returned on 27 February 1832. Whaling voyage #5 (1832–1833): Captain...
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7d. 5th whaling voyage (1830–1832): Captain Thornton sailed on 20 April 1830, bound for the Indian Ocean. On 3 July 1832 Coquette was at Mauritius, sailing...
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Cadmus was off Ocean Island. She then sailed to Christmas Island. On 4 April 1832 she was near Guam. On 21 March 1833 Cadmus was at Sydney, New South Wales...
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most of her career as a West Indiaman. However, from January 1828 to May 1832 Neva was in the transport service, sailing to North America, the Mediterranean...
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captures Veloz Passagera (details) 1832, June 3 – HMS Speedwell captures the slaver Aquila off Cuba 1835, June 15 – USRC Ingham engages the Mexican schooner...
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Latona on 7 March 1825. Robert Carter, of London, acquired Latona on 28 March 1832. He registered her at London on 29 March. Tyne Built Ships: Latona. Hackman...
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1843. The Adelaide was a 640-ton teak sailing ship built in Calcutta in 1832. The owner was Joseph Somes of London. In 1839 it sailed to New Zealand under...
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Other incidents 11 Feb: Enterprise 25 Mar: Queen of the Isle 14 Jun: USRC Ingham 27 Aug: Manchester Packet 1 Sep: San Felipe 26 Oct: HMS Cleopatra 27...
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Montezuma Mexican Navy Ingham incident: The schooner was run ashore on Brazos Island, Texas, United States to prevent capture by USRC Ingham ( United States...
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