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He served in the Peacock as an Apprentice 1836.
He served in the US Government sloop-of-war Peacock in 1841 when she was wrecked at the mouth of the Columbia river.
He returned to New York on board the Oregon arriving thee in 1842.
He served in the Brooklyn Navy Yard 1842-45.
He served in the brig Sampson during the Mexican War.
He went to California as Boatswain in the clipper ship Sea Serpent leaving her in San Francisco.
He joined the brig Tonquin.
He served in the clipper Flying Cloud to China and New York.
He left her in in San Francisco and moved on to Portland Oregon as deckhand on the Multnomah and Express.
In 1850 he was Second Mate in the steamship Columbia.
He joined the steamship Northener as Mate.
In 1859 he served in Puget Sound in the steamship Julia running bewteen Steilacoom, Seattle and other Puget Sound ports.
In 1861 he was appointed as Master of the Cowlitz.
He served in the Wilson G. Hunt and then as mate in the Julia.
He served as Mate in the New World.
He then acted as superitendent of the mounting of cannons at fort Stevens.
In 1867 he was injured and moved ashore as wharf manager for Ben Holladay.
He worked with the Oregon Steam Navigation Company and the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.
参考文献
Wright, E.W. (ed.) (1895 reprinted 1967)
