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Panama
Description: passenger-cargo ship built in 1939
Aliases: SS Panama, James Parker, President Hoover, Regina, Regina Prima, and IMO 5283891

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James Parker

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James Parker (1856, official number: 38319) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Arichat, Cape Breton Island, 1853, Sail; ON: 38319) Subscribe to view
James Parker (pass/cargo ship; built 1939; Panama; 6921 dwt; also named: Panama, President Hoover, Regina; IMO: 5283891) Subscribe to view
James Parker (schooner, 1845, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 93) Subscribe to view
James Parker (schooner, 1851, Little Arichat, Quebec, gross tonnage: 93) Subscribe to view
James Parker (schooner, 1853, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, gross tonnage: 93, official number: 38319) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 38319, built 1845, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, Canada; 93 gross tons) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9013642, built 1845, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, Canada; 93 gross tons) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9013643, built 1845, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, Canada; 93 gross tons) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9015134, built 1845, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, Canada; 93 gross tons) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Schooner; Canadian; Official Number: 9015135, built 1845, Little Arichat, Nova Scotia, Canada; 93 gross tons) Subscribe to view
James Parker (Ship)
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James Parker, Senior (Schooner, 1856) Subscribe to view
James Parker, Sr. (Schooner, 1856) Subscribe to view
James Parker, USAT (America; steam ship; built or delivered in 1939; 10,021 gross tons; ex PANAMA, America; 1941) Subscribe to view