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USS Connecticut 1799 – 1808

The story of this ship from Quasi-War US Naval vessel to Merchantman

USS Connecticut 1799 – 1808

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  • A Ship Named Connecticut
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  • Researching Individuals
    • Captain Moses Tryon
    • Dr. James Wells – Ship’s surgeon
    • Dr. Nathan Tisdale – Surgeon’s Mate, US Navy
    • General Seth Overton – Contractor for the USS CONNECTICUT
    • George Tryon
    • Horace Lane
    • Howard Allen – merchant ship master
    • John Haynes (Hanes, Haines) – Boatswain
    • Lieut. Andrew MaCombs
    • Lieut. John May of Haddam, Connecticut
    • Louden Bailey – Sailing Master
    • Louis Manierre
    • Mme Le Gras of Port Margot, St-Domingue
    • Montgomer Orr – armorer
    • Nehemiah Hubbard Jr. – Navy Agent
    • Owen Tudor
    • Philip Gildersleeve
    • Russell Belden – Captain’s Clerk
    • Silas Butler – Purser
  • The Quasi-War versus France

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