William Brown, cousin of Thomas Rotch, discusses politics and shipping. He mentions that another family owned ship has escaped seizure by foreign powers, namely the British. Nantucket eventually lost its edge in the shipping trade because its harbor could not accommodate larger ships, particularly during the winter months when much of the harbor was encased in ice. 8.5" x 9.6" (20.6 by 24.6 cm
William Rotch describes his apprehensions regarding shipping in the midst of continued turmoil on th...
William Brown discusses discrepancies in a bill for a shipment of whale oil and the resolution to th...
William Rotch, Sr. returned to Nantucket from France,and informs his son that Mrs. Rotch arrived wit...
William Brown, cousin of Thomas Rotch, discusses politics and shipping. He mentions that another fam...
William Brown discusses a shipment of hay and other goods sent by packet boat from Nantucket to New ...
William Brown, cousin of Thomas Rotch discusses a shipment of whale oil from Nantucket to New Bedfor...
William Brown discusses the arrival of oil at New Bedford. Thomas Rotch acted as his brother, Willia...
William Rotch discusses articles placed aboard the ship, Prince. He notes that outside planking on t...
In this poorly preserved letter, William Rotch, Sr. discusses plans for the construction of a new Qu...
This letter is addressed to Marshall Jenkins, a relative of Thomas Jenkins, business associate of Wi...
William Rotch Jr. discusses his concerns for his father's health while travelling through New Englan...
Samuel Rodman reports that shipping prices are high and there are many vessels on hand wanting freig...
William Rotch, Sr writing from Bristol, England has serious reservations about future whaling prospe...
William Rotch Sr. instructs Thomas Rotch regarding a shipment of whale oil. The elder Rotch comments...
Residing in New Bedford with family since the late 1790s,William Rotch Sr,. provides a detailed acco...
William Rotch describes his apprehensions regarding shipping in the midst of continued turmoil on th...
William Brown discusses discrepancies in a bill for a shipment of whale oil and the resolution to th...
William Rotch, Sr. returned to Nantucket from France,and informs his son that Mrs. Rotch arrived wit...
William Brown, cousin of Thomas Rotch, discusses politics and shipping. He mentions that another fam...
William Brown discusses a shipment of hay and other goods sent by packet boat from Nantucket to New ...
William Brown, cousin of Thomas Rotch discusses a shipment of whale oil from Nantucket to New Bedfor...
William Brown discusses the arrival of oil at New Bedford. Thomas Rotch acted as his brother, Willia...
William Rotch discusses articles placed aboard the ship, Prince. He notes that outside planking on t...
In this poorly preserved letter, William Rotch, Sr. discusses plans for the construction of a new Qu...
This letter is addressed to Marshall Jenkins, a relative of Thomas Jenkins, business associate of Wi...
William Rotch Jr. discusses his concerns for his father's health while travelling through New Englan...
Samuel Rodman reports that shipping prices are high and there are many vessels on hand wanting freig...
William Rotch, Sr writing from Bristol, England has serious reservations about future whaling prospe...
William Rotch Sr. instructs Thomas Rotch regarding a shipment of whale oil. The elder Rotch comments...
Residing in New Bedford with family since the late 1790s,William Rotch Sr,. provides a detailed acco...
William Rotch describes his apprehensions regarding shipping in the midst of continued turmoil on th...
William Brown discusses discrepancies in a bill for a shipment of whale oil and the resolution to th...
William Rotch, Sr. returned to Nantucket from France,and informs his son that Mrs. Rotch arrived wit...