The following from Contributor, Anna Jaech (47861515):
"At the shipyards of Waterville, ME, N.B. Dingley built:
1810 - Ship Hornet 214 tons; master William Fletcher, owner Nathaniel Dingley
1818 - Brig Dingley, 106 tons, master Thomas Jones, owner Nathaniel Dingley
The Hornet was a fully rigged ship with three or more masts. It was considered to be large.
A brig is a two masted ship with square rigging on both masts and is used by the military and by sea merchants. In general they plied the coastal shipping routes but could sail across seas.
Nathaniel and Susannah's son, Nathaniel B. Dingley, JR. (memorial no. 8188076) also interred in Pine Grove Cemetery with his spouse.
"At the shipyards of Waterville, ME, N.B. Dingley built:
1810 - Ship Hornet 214 tons; master William Fletcher, owner Nathaniel Dingley
1818 - Brig Dingley, 106 tons, master Thomas Jones, owner Nathaniel Dingley
The Hornet was a fully rigged ship with three or more masts. It was considered to be large.
A brig is a two masted ship with square rigging on both masts and is used by the military and by sea merchants. In general they plied the coastal shipping routes but could sail across seas.
Nathaniel and Susannah's son, Nathaniel B. Dingley, JR. (memorial no. 8188076) also interred in Pine Grove Cemetery with his spouse.
The following from Contributor, Anna Jaech (47861515):
"At the shipyards of Waterville, ME, N.B. Dingley built:
1810 - Ship Hornet 214 tons; master William Fletcher, owner Nathaniel Dingley
1818 - Brig Dingley, 106 tons, master Thomas Jones, owner Nathaniel Dingley
The Hornet was a fully rigged ship with three or more masts. It was considered to be large.
A brig is a two masted ship with square rigging on both masts and is used by the military and by sea merchants. In general they plied the coastal shipping routes but could sail across seas.
Nathaniel and Susannah's son, Nathaniel B. Dingley, JR. (memorial no. 8188076) also interred in Pine Grove Cemetery with his spouse.
"At the shipyards of Waterville, ME, N.B. Dingley built:
1810 - Ship Hornet 214 tons; master William Fletcher, owner Nathaniel Dingley
1818 - Brig Dingley, 106 tons, master Thomas Jones, owner Nathaniel Dingley
The Hornet was a fully rigged ship with three or more masts. It was considered to be large.
A brig is a two masted ship with square rigging on both masts and is used by the military and by sea merchants. In general they plied the coastal shipping routes but could sail across seas.
Nathaniel and Susannah's son, Nathaniel B. Dingley, JR. (memorial no. 8188076) also interred in Pine Grove Cemetery with his spouse.
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