D. Newhall

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D. Newhall (Schooner; built Milwaukee WI, 1852; 145.89 tons; enrollment certificates)
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D. Newhall (Schooner; built Milwaukee WI, 1852; 145.89 tons; ON 6135; enrollment certificates)
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D. Newhall (Schooner; built Milwaukee WI, 1852; 149.89 tons; ON 6135; enrollment certificates)
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D. Newhall (Schooner; built Milwaukee WI, 1852; 189.88 tons; enrollment certificates)
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