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Footprints in the Sand

Pre‐1867 Government Records for Sable Island

Document in which Edward Hogan, seaman from Boston, sues for wages owed after the wreck of the Courser

30 December 1830. — 2 pages : 30 x 51 cm.

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Boston Dec 15th 1830
I certify that the facts within stated are correct, provided there is sufficient property save to pay the wages of the Seaman after deducting salvage and incidental charges.
Lewis Rufsell [L?]
Master of Ship Courser

[M & Bafs]
[signature illegible]
Moses & Bafs

Received Halifax 13 Aug 183[0]
from the Commissioner for the Affa[edge of paper missing]
of Sable Island Nine pounds & [edge of paper missing]
11/8 in full for wages.
11.8 Edward Hog[an]


Hugh Hogan
[written along upper side of document]


Certified as true by Lewis Russell, Captain of the lost vessel.

2 pages 30 x 51 cm

Date: 30 December 1830

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 31 series 120 volume 2 number 400

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