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 Ships visiting the Marshall Islands (until 1885)
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European vessels visiting Kili Island until the beginning of the German Protectorate over the Marshall Islands in October 1885.
Abbreviations/Comments: Vessel type note that the type labour ship includes blackbirders; Nationality (Flag): AUS - Austria; CHI - Chinese; FRA - French; GB - Great Britain; GBA - Great Britain, Australia; GBN - Great Britain, New Zealand; GER - Imperial Germany; HAW - Hawaiian; HOL - Holland; JAP - Japanese; MIS - Marshall Islands (locally owned); RUS - Imperial Russia; SIN - Singapore; SPA Spanish; SWE - Sweden; TAH - Tahiti; USA - United Sates of America.
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Atoll |
Year |
Date |
Vessel |
Captain |
Type |
Nationality |
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Kili |
1797 |
September 19 |
Britannia |
Thomas Dennet |
merchant ship |
GB |
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Kili |
1841 |
December 18 |
USS Flying Fish |
Knox |
warship |
USA |
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Kili |
1847 |
May 1 |
Golconda II |
Studley |
whaler |
USA |
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Kili |
1859 |
December 23 |
Superior |
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Kili |
1859 |
December 23 |
Superior |
Richard D.Wood |
whaler |
USA |
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Kili |
1864 |
October 11 |
Nightingale |
Andrew Brown |
merchant ship |
GB |
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Kili |
1870 |
February 14 |
Malolo |
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Kili |
1876 |
July 14 |
Vision |
George Loverock |
merchant ship |
GBN |
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Kili |
1884 |
January 16 |
Lucretia |
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