Generous Friends
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including 4 books and 2 
journals, with 2 
passenger or crew lists.
book.
The complete database contains
20 citations from 6 resources,
including 4 books and 2 journals, with 2 passenger or crew lists.
Generous Friends
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Generous Friends (1776)
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Referenced in:
Shipwrecks in the Americas
- Page: 154
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Generous Friends (1794)
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Referenced in:
Shipwrecks in the Americas
- Page: 284
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Generous Friends (1797)
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Generous Friends (Baldry, captain)
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Generous Friends (Duff, captain)
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Generous Friends (lost 1801)
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Generous Friends (McAwesten, captain)
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Generous Friends (Owston, captain)
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