John E. Barstow was a ship master from West Farms, Bronx County, N.Y.
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Collection 1870-1890
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Yarn by John E.
Barstow, master of the ship CABAGO during 1850, in the Bay of Panama, concerning an
encounter with a sea monster at the islet of Malpello. undated |
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Yarn by John E.
Barstow, master of an unidentified ship in the years 1853 and 1854, pertaining to yellow fever
and culmination in a tale about himself and two crew members sailing his ship form New
Orleans, La., to Bremen, Germany, with the remainder of the crew incapacitated by the disease. undated |
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Yarns in the
magazine Fairplay (London, England), entitled "Captain John E. Barstow's Tough Yarn, Fiction
of the First Water." 1889 Jan 24 Typescript
copy, 7 pages |
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Reminiscences by
John E. Barstow, master of the ship CELESTIAL EMPIRE of New York, New York, for a
coastwise passage to San Francisco, California with a return passage to Callao, Peru. Carried
cargo of coal, timber, and guano, contains illustrations and ship's accounts. 1874 Oct
27 - 1876 Jan 15 |
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Sketch book
containing random sketches, original poems, navigation computations, and clippings. 1870 |