Oneida (1841 ship)
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oneida-1841-ship-305-13114611
title:
Oneida (1841 ship)
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The wooden sailing ship Oneida was a merchant vessel built for the New York to Le Havre, France packet trade. It was owned by John J. Boyd and Edward Hincken, and it operated on the Havre Second Line. The Havre Second Line was organized in January 1823 at New York City with four ships. It operated until 1869. The packet trade was characterized by an established line between two ports, regular sailing on a specified day and month, and ships operating exclusively in the service. The Oneida served
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Antebellum North Atlantic shipping
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oneida_(1841_ship)
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2023-05-17T23:23:54Z
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