In 1845 he married Hannah Hardiman in Sydney, Australia. Their children were Rebecca and Olive.
From 1841-45 he sailed as a crew member of the whaling barque Hecla out of New Bedford, MA, to the Indian Ocean and South Pacific. He stayed in Sydney, Australia from 1845-56. In Evansville, Indiana, he worked as a cabinet maker.
(Sources: Australia marriage records, New Bedford Whaling Museum ship records, U.S. Census and city directories.)
From 1841-45 he sailed as a crew member of the whaling barque Hecla out of New Bedford, MA, to the Indian Ocean and South Pacific. He stayed in Sydney, Australia from 1845-56. In Evansville, Indiana, he worked as a cabinet maker.
(Sources: Australia marriage records, New Bedford Whaling Museum ship records, U.S. Census and city directories.)
In 1845 he married Hannah Hardiman in Sydney, Australia. Their children were Rebecca and Olive.
From 1841-45 he sailed as a crew member of the whaling barque Hecla out of New Bedford, MA, to the Indian Ocean and South Pacific. He stayed in Sydney, Australia from 1845-56. In Evansville, Indiana, he worked as a cabinet maker.
(Sources: Australia marriage records, New Bedford Whaling Museum ship records, U.S. Census and city directories.)
From 1841-45 he sailed as a crew member of the whaling barque Hecla out of New Bedford, MA, to the Indian Ocean and South Pacific. He stayed in Sydney, Australia from 1845-56. In Evansville, Indiana, he worked as a cabinet maker.
(Sources: Australia marriage records, New Bedford Whaling Museum ship records, U.S. Census and city directories.)
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