Table III, AERONAUT


 AERONAUT, ship, of New London. Built at Amesbury, Massachusetts, 1822. 265 36/95 tons: 94′ 3″ x 25′ 3″ x 12′ 5 1/2″. Two decks, three masts, square stern, billet head. Previously registered at Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts, January 30, 1827.

Registered, New London, no. 8, June 15, 1830.

Re-registered, New London, no. 9, June 18, 1830. Home port changed to Groton.

Re-registered, New London, no. 8, May 23, 1831.

Re-registered, New London, no. 10, May 23, 1832.

Re-registered, New London, no. 11, June 12, 1838.

Registered, Stonington, no. 15, September 2, 1843. Home port changed to Mystic.

Re-registered, Stonington, no. 20, October 11, 1845.

Re-registered, Stonington, no. 6, June 21, 1849. Re-registered, Stonington, no. 6, July 29, 1852.

Re-registered, Stonington, no. 5, July 25, 1853.

Re-registered, Stonington, no. 4, May 12, 1855.

OWNERS
Amesbury, Charles H.
Ashby, Alfred
Ashby, Ransford
Avery, Joseph S.
Beebe, Silas
Burrows, Denison
Chester, Eldridge P.
Collins, Benjamin F.
Cottrell, Joseph
Crary, Jesse
Eldredge, Thomas
Faxon, Elisha
Fish, Asa
Fish, Nathan G.
Gallup, Erastus
Haley, George
Holmes, Benjamin F.
Holmes, Jeremiah
Mallory Charles
Mallory, Charles H.
Mallory, David D.
Mallory, George W.
Manning, Mason
Mason, Nehemiah
Mason, Joseph D.
Miners, Isaac D.
Noyes, Charles P.
Noyes, Jesse D.
Palmer, Benjamin F.
Palmer, Nathaniel B.
Park, Holthorpe
Randall, Isaac
Randall, Jedediah
Randall, William P.
Stark, Sanford
Stoddard, Benjamin F.
Todd, William W.
Waldron, George B.
Waldron, Jonathan C., Heirs of
Waldron, Nathaniel
West, William A.
Wheeler, Jonathan, Jr.
Whiting, Nathan P.
Wilbur, Jeremiah
Wilbur, Robert
Williams, Charles P.
Williams, Thomas
Williams, William
Wolfe, George

Edited for computer by Library Volunteer Thomas L. Zane, March, 2000.