of said State Councile The Petition of Daniel Weill Commander of the Armed Brigantine Hancock burthen One Hundred and Forty Hounting Twelve Carriage Gunnes lighteen self and Buners of the said Suivels. In Ent. He of himsel Brig." Humbly Humbly Shows that the said Brigantine was Atted at over, Great Lepance Victuales Maned & hatt for Sea before the Said Brig last Coft the Port of Mar on Board and had Actually. cacert Wood, which was on sabed before and the Boots in this Harbour, Entirely ready to proceed to sen proper with Requisition of the at alone said Brig Rand Council of the State & that this ald Returns to the Harbour BBoston des there woulying Pirishang on Benje her un Your Selition bur Honours would take the Promitsas into your thèse Consideration fgrant him liberty to proceed on his intended pruge and your Betitioners as in duty bound Stall ever Bray Petition for Liberty to sail notwithstanding Embargo See pages 45, 162 FALMOUTH FANNY 127 Bonders: John Lee, of Newburyport, principal; John Owners: Jona[than] Jackson, John Tracy, and others, of Witnesses: Sam[ue]l White, Tim[othy] Foster. Note. The vessel's name is spelled Fancey. 1777 FANCY, Schooner. Guns, 6; Men, 30. May 26 Bond: Continental, $5000. Bonders: John Farrey, principal; Henry Newhall and Owners: John Farrey and Henry Newhall. Witnesses: Timothy Foster, Edward Bassett. Note. The Boston Gazette, Sept. 22, 1777, mentions the 1779 FANCY, Ship. Guns, 10; Men, 24. Aug. 7 Commander: Jonathan Jewett. Bond: Continental, $10,000; State, £4000. Bonders: Jonathan Jewett, mariner, principal; Moses Witnesses: Jacob Boardman, Joseph Moulton, jr. Note. The ship is called the Fanny in Council Records. M. A., v, 251, 254, 170, 308. 1780 FANCY, Ship. Guns, 10; Men, 25. Dec. 28 Commander: Samuel Coffin, of Newburyport. Owners: Jonathan Hamilton, of Berwick, and Robert C. C. 196, v, 13. 1781 FANCY, Ship. Guns, 8; Men, 25. Aug. 13 1777 May 26 Commander: Samuel Rice, of Kittery. FANNY, Brigantine. Guns, 18; Men, 100. Bond: Continental, $10,000. Bonders: John Kendrick, of Wareham, principal; Adam Witnesses: Jno. Avery, jr., Willia]m Baker, Jere[mia]h M. A., v, 270, 166, 123, 420, 167, 45 (Petition of Adam 1778 FANNY, Snow. Guns, 6; Men, 12. Jan. 14 Commander: Richard Ober. Bond: Continental, $10,000; State, £500. Bonders: Rich[ar]d Obear [signed Ober], mariner, principal; Mark Lafitte and Step[hen] Higginson, of Salem, sureties. Bound to Henry Gardner (both bonds). Owner: Mark Lafitte. Witnesses: Nath[anie]l Ropes, W. Prosser. 1780 FANNY, Brigantine. Guns, 6; Men, 15. Aug. 19 1781 May 16 Commander: Herbert Woodberry, of Beverly. FANNY, Brigantine. Guns, 4; Men, 12. Commander: Samuel Tucker, of Salem. 1778 FAVOURITE, Vessel of War (brigantine). May 27 Commander: John Lamb. Bond: State, £2000. Bonders: William Shattuck, merchant of Boston, John Witnesses: Jno. Furnass, Jno. M. Furnass, Tho[ma]s M. A., 139, 172, 221 (Bond not to enlist any man in 1778 FAVORITE, Schooner. Guns, 8; Men, 16. Oct. 14 Commander: John Guliker. Bond: Continental, $5000; State, £4000. FANNY FELICITY 129 Bonders: John Guliker, mariner, principal; Thomas Witnesses: Both bonds unwitnessed. M. A., v, 237, 240, 169, 225. 1779 FAVORITE, Schooner. Guns, 8; Men, 15. Commander: David McLeod. Sept. 21 Bond: Continental, $5000; State, £4000. Bonders: David McCleod, mariner, principal; Daniel Clark, of Boston, and Hon. Abraham Fuller, of Newton, sureties. Owner: Daniel Clark. Witnesses: Jonathan Metcalf, Jo[hn] Dall. M. A., v, 223, 226, 170, 409. 1779 FAVOURITE, Brig. Tons, 100; Guns, 8; Men, 20. Commander: Isaac Somes. Dec. 14 Petitioners: Daniel Sargent and others, of Boston. 1780 FAVORITE, Ship. Guns, 10; Men, 30. Dec. 6 Bond: Continental, $10,000; State, £4000. Bonders: Jonathan Oakes, principal; William Shattuck 1781 FAVOURITE, Brig. Guns, 10; Men, 20. 1782 FAVOURITE, Brigantine. Guns, 11; Men, 50. Commander: William Patterson, of Salem. C. C. 196, v, 22; M. A., 172, 161. May 21 1782 FAVOURITE, Ship. Guns, 6; Men, 20. Nov. 21 Commander: Nathaniel Sargent, of Gloucester. 1782 FELICITY, Brig. Guns, 8; Men, 40. Essex Institute, Miscellaneous Ship Papers. |