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USS Industry
Description: 1941 Accentor-class minesweeper

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Industry

2313 ship citations (100 free) in 202 resources

156 books (15 free)
15 journals (1 free)
31 web applications (1 free)
10 illustrations (2 free)
148 passenger/crew lists (0 free)
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Industry (Waite, captain) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wells, 1838, Sail; ON: 11215) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wexford, 1857, Sail; ON: 17573) Subscribe to view
Industry (Whaler) Subscribe to view
Industry (whaler; P. Coffin, master) Subscribe to view
Industry (Whitby, 1842, Sail, 37 tons; ON: 2543) Subscribe to view
Industry (Whitehaven, 1840, Sail; ON: 9228) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wick, 1866, Sail; ON: 53149) Subscribe to view
Industry (Withycombe, captain) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wood, Sailing Vessel-Sloop, built 1792) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wood, Sailing Vessel-Smack, built 1856; ON: 15454) Subscribe to view
Industry (Woodbridge, 1838, Sail; ON: 17831) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden barge, 1894, Mill Point, Deseronto, Ontario, gross tonnage: 104, official number: 75915) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden brigantine, 1858, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 102, official number: 37520) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1856, Jeddore, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 12, official number: 35965) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1858, Londonderry, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 54, official number: 34923) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1859, Chester, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 27, official number: 36226) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1859, St. Martins, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 93, official number: 41870) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1860, New Richmond, Quebec, gross tonnage: 72, official number: 38886) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1860, Shediac, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 16, official number: 36704) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1862, Londonderry, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 54, official number: 34923) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1862, Miramichi, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 16, official number: 43124) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1864, Grand Lake, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 68, official number: 50569) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1869, Canada Bay, Newfoundland, gross tonnage: 17, official number: 57996) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1869, New Bandon, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 19, official number: 61367) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1871, Saltspring Island, British Columbia, gross tonnage: 32, official number: 64134) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1872, Shippegan, New Brunswick, gross tonnage: 8, official number: 61408) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1874, Spaniard's Bay, Newfoundland, gross tonnage: 37, official number: 70068) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1879, official number: 82061) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1887, Halls Bay, Newfoundland, official number: 82080) Subscribe to view
Industry (wooden schooner, 1891, Beaver Cove, Newfoundland, official number: 101173) Subscribe to view
Industry (Workington, 1849, Sail; ON: 14601) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wrecked, 1821-12-01; Cape North) Subscribe to view
Industry (Wrecked, 1829-01-01; Barrington) Subscribe to view
Industry (Yarmouth, 1834, Sail; ON: 23770) Subscribe to view
Industry (Yarmouth, 1853, Sail, 29 tons; ON: 7621) Subscribe to view
Industry (Yarmouth, 1878, Sail; ON: 78251) Subscribe to view
Industry (Yarmouth, 1903, Sail; ON: 117547) Subscribe to view
Industry (Yarmouth, NS, 1907, Sail; ON: 122454) Subscribe to view
Industry (Yates, captain) Subscribe to view
Industry 1 (1801; Belfast-Northport area, Maine)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Pages V: 3468, 3469
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Industry, 1794-1795, Fireship purchase Subscribe to view
Industry, 1814-1846, Storeship Aid Class Subscribe to view
Industry, 1897, tug: photograph of, given to museum Subscribe to view
Industry, 2-m schooner Subscribe to view
Industry, American letter-of-marque (1780) Subscribe to view
Industry, American merchant brig Subscribe to view
Industry, American privateer (1813) Subscribe to view
Industry, American ship, Capt. Gamaliel Bradford: Engagement with four privateers, Account of Subscribe to view
Industry, American ship, Capt. Gamaliel Bradford: Engagement with four privateers, Picture of Subscribe to view
Industry, armed schooner Subscribe to view
Industry, armed ship Subscribe to view
Industry, armed ship, Commander Rudd Subscribe to view
Industry, armed ship, Commander Vickery Subscribe to view
Industry, bark Subscribe to view
Industry, bark, wreck Subscribe to view
Industry, Bermuda Subscribe to view
Industry, blockade runner schooner Subscribe to view
Industry, brig Subscribe to view
Industry, brig (Browne) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig (Capt. Allen) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig (Capt. Sampson) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig (Capt. Willcomb) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig, Captain Very, captured by French privateer Subscribe to view
Industry, brig, sent into Newport Subscribe to view
Industry, brig, spoken by Constellation Subscribe to view
Industry, brig: captured by Greyhound (Capt. Joseph Kennicut) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig: captured by Hawke and Union Subscribe to view
Industry, brig: captured by Lee (Capt. John Browne) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig: captured by Milford (Capt. Arthur McClellan) Subscribe to view
Industry, brig: captured by Milford (Capt. Mc-Clellan) Subscribe to view
Industry, brigantine
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages (1802), XVIII, 133
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Industry, brigantine (Capt. Isaac Field) Subscribe to view
Industry, brigantine, 96, 61'6" x 18'8" x 10' 1847: Rerigged as schooner; Quebec 1827; Frederick James Houghton (Melbourne 1/1841); 9/1/45 Louis Nathan (Hobart Town 1/1845 & 38/1847); Subscribe to view
Industry, brigantine, British (Revolutionary War era) Subscribe to view
Industry, brigantine: condemnation proceedings (Capt. McFarland) Subscribe to view
Industry, brigantine: condemned and sold (Capt. McFarland) Subscribe to view
Industry, brigantine: mentioned (Capt. McFarland) Subscribe to view
Industry, British freighter Subscribe to view
Industry, British hired vessel cutter (1803) Subscribe to view
Industry, British hired vessel cutter (1804) Subscribe to view
Industry, British hired vessel gunbarge (1801) Subscribe to view
Industry, British hired vessel pink (1740) Subscribe to view
Industry, British hired vessel ship (1637) Subscribe to view
Industry, British hired vessel ship (1653) Subscribe to view
Industry, British letter-of-marque (1780) Subscribe to view
Industry, British other vessels transport (1814) Subscribe to view
Industry, British ship
Journal American Neptune (1941-1990; Vols. 1-50)
Published Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass.,
ISSN 0003-0155
Pages (1776), XLIV, 158 ff.; XLVIII, 16
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Industry, British unrated fireship (1794) Subscribe to view
Industry, British unrated gunvessel (1806) Subscribe to view
Industry, captured by General Greene Subscribe to view
Industry, cargo Subscribe to view
Industry, cargo loss of (Capt. McFarland) Subscribe to view
Industry, cargo loss of (Capt. Woodman) Subscribe to view
Industry, cutter, 38, 41'5" x 15'7" x 6'10" Hobart 1829 John Gray; William Chamberlain (Hobart Town 8/1840) Subscribe to view
Industry, English brig: description Subscribe to view
Industry, English brig: plans Subscribe to view
Industry, French brig: captured by Emerald (Capt. John Jacques) Subscribe to view
Industry, French brig: mentioned (Capt. John Jacques) Subscribe to view
Industry, French schooner Subscribe to view