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349 ship citations (21 free) in 132 resources
100 books (14 free)
12 journals (1 free)
20 web applications (1 free)
9 illustrations (0 free)
36 passenger/crew lists (0 free)
Alarm
Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0870215310
Page 51
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Alarm (1856; South Boston)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages II: 1561; III: 1659, 2018, 2029, 2037, 2043, 2044, 2052; V: 2919; VI: 3686, 3723
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Book The History of American Sailing Ships
Author Howard I. Chapelle
Published W.W. Norton & Co., New York,
ISBN 0517023326
Page 330
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Book American Clipper Ships, 1833-1858
Author Octavius T. Howe, M.D., and Frederick C. Matthews
Published Marine Research Society, Salem, Mass.,
ISBN 0486251152
Pages 3, 4, 251, 588
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Book Greyhounds of the Sea: The Story of the American Clipper Ship
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 087021232X, 9780870212321
Pages 443, 504
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Book The Merchant Schooners: Volume Two
Author Basil Greenhill
Published National Maritime Museum, London,
ISBN 0870214276, 9780870214271
Pages 29, 44
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Book The U.S. Navy: An Illustrated History
Author Nathan Miller
Published American Heritage Publishing & United States Naval Institute Press, New York & Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0671229842, 9780671229849, 0671229850, 9780671229856
Page 35
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Alarm (1823) Subscribe to view
Alarm (1826-, cancelled; Sixth Rate) Subscribe to view
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Alarm (1845-1904; Sixth Rate) Subscribe to view
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Alarm (1852, Moncton, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 895) Subscribe to view
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Alarm (1856): Briggs mast truss Subscribe to view
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Alarm (1856): deckhouse colors Subscribe to view
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Alarm (28 guns), Built in 1845, Sheerness. Sold in 1904. Subscribe to view
Alarm (32) Subscribe to view
Alarm (32-gun frigate) Subscribe to view
Alarm (4 guns), Cutter. Purchased in 1763. Sold in 1780. Subscribe to view
Alarm (4) Subscribe to view
Alarm (8 guns), Hired lugger. No details. Subscribe to view
Alarm (?) Subscribe to view
Alarm (AM 140) Subscribe to view
Alarm (American ship, 1184 tons) Subscribe to view
Alarm (bark; Capt. W. G. Watson; noted in directory of 1873) Subscribe to view
Alarm (bark; Capt. Watson; noted in directory of 1872) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig of Bideford, W.W. Pearson, Master, 199 tons, from the port of Adelaide to Sydney, New South Wales, Septr 25th 1856.) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig of Hobart, John Mitchell, Master, 195 tons, from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales, 29 July 1863) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig, 1854, Grand River, Prince Edward Island, gross tonnage: 203) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig, 195 tons) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig, of Hobart Town, John Mitchell, Master, 196 tons, from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales, 31st January, 1860) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig. of Hobart Town, John Mitchell, Master, 199 tons, from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales, 27th March 1860) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig; 1854, Grand River PEI) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig; 1858, New Perlican Tb) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Brig; Canadian; Official Number: 9000329, built 1854, Grand River, Prince Edward Island, Canada; 203 gross tons) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; Capt. D. Sullivan; noted in directory of 1879) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; Capt. D. Sullivan; noted in directory of 1881) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; Capt. D. Sullivan; noted in directory of 1882) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; Capt. D. Sullivan; noted in directory of 1883) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; Capt. D. Sullivan; noted in directory of 1884) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; Capt. D. Sullivan; noted in directory of 1885) Subscribe to view
Alarm (brig; noted in directory of 1878) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British lugger) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British man-of-war) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British ship) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British torpedo-boat destroyer), attacked by U-9 Subscribe to view
Alarm (British Warship) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British): America's Cup Subscribe to view
Alarm (British): Copper sheathing Subscribe to view
Alarm (British, Warship) Subscribe to view
Alarm (British; 8 gun, lugger) Subscribe to view
Alarm (built 1859, North Shields (unspecified builder) ) Subscribe to view
Alarm (C. B. Sloop, 1875) Subscribe to view
Alarm (C.B. Sloop, 1874) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Canadian; Official Number: 103484, built 1893, Georgetown, British Columbia, Canada; 34 gross tons) Subscribe to view
Alarm (clipper ship) Subscribe to view
Alarm (corrected; listed as "Alaide") (Ship of Hobart Town, John Henry Starcich Master, 195 tons, from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales, 16th July1862) Subscribe to view
Alarm (corrected; listed as "Alarell") (of Hobart Town, John Mitchell Master, [195] tons, from the port of Hobart Town, to Sydney, Nsw South Wales, Nov (14?) 1861) Subscribe to view
Alarm (cutter) Subscribe to view
Alarm (frigate) Subscribe to view
Alarm (from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales, 10th February 1863) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Galley) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Great Britain ship) Subscribe to view
Alarm (H.M.S.) (Ship-rigged (6th rate); built 1845, in Sheerness, UK; registration numbers: (RN)) Subscribe to view
Alarm (i) Subscribe to view
Alarm (I) (Freighter; built 1860, in Victoria, Vancouver Island; registration numbers: 061306 (Canada)) Subscribe to view
Alarm (II) (Patrol vessel; built 1930, in Souris, PE, Canada; 5 tons; naming history: Ada Lillian (1930); R.C.M.P. Alarm (1940); Alarm (II) (1940); registration numbers: 158883 (Canada); R.C.M.P. 7253) Subscribe to view
Alarm (III) (Tug; built 1893, in Georgetown, BC, Canada; 34 tons; registration numbers: 103484 (Canada)) Subscribe to view
Alarm (International 14): comments Subscribe to view
Alarm (International 14): comments, photo, sailplan Subscribe to view
Alarm (Iraq, 1919) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Iraqi ship) Subscribe to view
Alarm (IV) (Tug; built 1902, in Astoria, OR, USA; 31 tons; registration numbers: 107743 (US)) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Keel Schooner, 1874) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Keel Schooner, 1875) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Keel Schooner, 1885) Subscribe to view
Alarm (Ketch; wrecked 1896) Subscribe to view
Alarm (motor-sailer, 41'8") Subscribe to view
Alarm (Mullet Boat) Subscribe to view
Alarm (of ?, John Mitchell, Master, ? tons, from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales, 2nd September, 1861) Subscribe to view
Alarm (of ?, W. Matthews, Master, ?18 tons, from the port of London to Sydney, New South Wales, 6th April 1858) Subscribe to view
Alarm (of Boston) Subscribe to view
Alarm (of Hobart Town J Mitchell Master 195 tons, from the port of Newcastle to Sydney 11 March 1864) Subscribe to view
Alarm (of Hobart Town J Mitchell Master 196 tons, from the port of Hobart Town to Sydney, New South Wales 8 July 1861) Subscribe to view