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Media Types: Texts- Item types: Correspondence
- Item types: Lighthouses
- Year: 1836
- Correspondence, 01 Aug 1836, "Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re Thunder Bay lighthouse supply"
"Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re Thunder Bay lighthouse supply" "Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re Thunder Bay lighthouse supply"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 23 Aug 1836, "Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re supplies for Pottawatomie Island Lighthouse"
"Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re supplies for Pottawatomie Island Lighthouse" "Abraham Wendell to Messers. Smith, Macy & Russell re supplies for Pottawatomie Island Lighthouse"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 26 Aug 1836, E. Ward to A. Wendell re Bois Blanc Lighthouse and lack of winter oil
E. Ward to A. Wendell re Bois Blanc Lighthouse and lack of winter oil E. Ward to A. Wendell re Bois Blanc Lighthouse and lack of winter oilMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 29 Aug 1836, "Abraham Wendell to Smith, Macy, Russell re Thunder Bay & Bois Blanc Lights"
"Abraham Wendell to Smith, Macy, Russell re Thunder Bay & Bois Blanc Lights" "Abraham Wendell to Smith, Macy, Russell re Thunder Bay & Bois Blanc Lights"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 28 Sep 1836, S. Pleasanton, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
"S. Pleasanton, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Pottawatamie Island Light and payments to Russell & Clarke" "S. Pleasanton, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Pottawatamie Island Light and payments to Russell & Clarke"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 16 Feb 1836, Acceptance of bid by Michael Dousman to build Lighthouse on Pottawatamie Island
Acceptance of bid by Michael Dousman to build Lighthouse on Pottawatamie Island Acceptance of bid by Michael Dousman to build Lighthouse on Pottawatamie IslandMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 16 Feb 1836, "Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Chicago re Request for Quatrerly Lighthouse Report "
"Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Chicago re Request for Quatrerly Lighthouse Report " "Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Chicago re Request for Quatrerly Lighthouse Report "Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 12 Mar 1836, Abraham Wendell to Thomas Fitzgerald re notice of Accounting Discrepancy in Lighthouse Report
Abraham Wendell to Thomas Fitzgerald re notice of Accounting Discrepancy in Lighthouse Report Abraham Wendell to Thomas Fitzgerald re notice of Accounting Discrepancy in Lighthouse ReportMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 7 Apr 1836, Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell
"Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell re delivery of oil and for repair of light on opening of navigation" "Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell re delivery of oil and for repair of light on opening of navigation"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 9 Apr 1836, William M. Stevens, Chicago to Abraham Wendell
"William M. Stevens, Chicago to Abraham Wendell re tube glass borrowed from Mackinac light house." "William M. Stevens, Chicago to Abraham Wendell re tube glass borrowed from Mackinac light house."Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 12 Apr 1836, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re various Instructions to Lightship Keeper.
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re various Instructions to Lightship Keeper. Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re various Instructions to Lightship Keeper.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 30 Apr 1836, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re lighthouse accounts and instructions to Keepers with respect to their accounts Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re lighthouse accounts and instructions to Keepers with respect to their accountsMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 5 May 1836, Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens
"Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Chicago re report for 1835, accounts and the new superintendent of lights " "Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Chicago re report for 1835, accounts and the new superintendent of lights "Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 17 May 1836, Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Authorization to build Potowtamie Island Lighthouse
Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Authorization to build Potowtamie Island Lighthouse Treasury Department to Abraham Wendell re Authorization to build Potowtamie Island LighthouseMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Correspondence, 4 Jul 1836, Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens
"Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Lighthouse Keeper, Chicago to advise that his quarterly accounts are in arrears." "Abraham Wendell to William M. Stevens, Lighthouse Keeper, Chicago to advise that his quarterly accounts are in arrears."Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Circular, 22 Feb 1836, Inquiry regarding lighthouse oil consumption
Inquiry regarding lighthouse oil consumption and when keepers were in the habit of lighting and extinguishing the lamps Inquiry regarding lighthouse oil consumption and when keepers were in the habit of lighting and extinguishing the lampsMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Receipt, 10 Jul 1836, "Received from Capt Pevy 2 casks of oil, Point Wowgooshance light ship, David Keith"
"Received from Capt Pevy 2 casks of oil, Point Wowgooshance light ship, David Keith" "Received from Capt Pevy 2 casks of oil, Point Wowgooshance light ship, David Keith"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Letter from W.G. Keele to Hiram Capron Confirming Land Sales
This letter is a follow-up to an earlier 1835 correspondence between Keele and Capron concerning land grants. Keele reports on the progress he has made in confirming these grants, and the work remaining to be done. This letter is a follow-up to an earlier 1835 correspondence between Keele and Capron concerning land grants. Keele reports on the progress he has made in confirming these grants, and … - Eber Ward to Abraham Wendell, 17 April 1836
Regarding the pattern of lighting the lamps initially at 20 minutes after sunset and extinguishing at 15 minutes before sunrise in clear weather. Answering the question of how much additional oil consumed by lighting from sunset to sunrise regardless of the weather. Regarding the pattern of lighting the lamps initially at 20 minutes after sunset and extinguishing at 15 minutes before sunrise in clear weather. Answering the question of how much additional …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Schooner, Jessie Smith, Correspondence, 30 Aug 1836
"Charles R. Brush to Abraham Wendell re temporary licence for Schooner Jesse Smith, Captain Brooks, as regular papers destroyed by rats and she sails to Cleveland for repairs." "Charles R. Brush to Abraham Wendell re temporary licence for Schooner Jesse Smith, Captain Brooks, as regular papers destroyed by rats and she sails to Cleveland for repairs."Maritime History of the Great Lakes
