Ships visiting the Marshall Islands (until 1885)
Rongerik Atoll

edited by Dirk H.R. Spennemann



European vessels visiting Rongerik Atoll until the beginning of the German Protectorate over the Marshall Islands in October 1885.

Abbreviations/Comments: Vessel type note that the type labour ship includes blackbirders; Nationality (Flag): AUS - Austria; CHI - Chinese; FRA - French; GB - Great Britain; GBA - Great Britain, Australia; GBN - Great Britain, New Zealand; GER - Imperial Germany; HAW - Hawaiian; HOL - Holland; JAP - Japanese; MIS - Marshall Islands (locally owned); RUS - Imperial Russia; SIN - Singapore; SPA Spanish; SWE - Sweden; TAH - Tahiti; USA - United Sates of America.

 

Atoll

Year

Date

Vessel

Captain

Type

Nationality

Rongerik

1767

September 3

Dolphin

Samuel Wallis

 

GB

Rongerik

1825

October 6

Predpriatrie

Otto von Kotzebue

expedition

RUS

Rongerik

1835

October

Awashonks

Prince Coffin

whaler

USA

Rongerik

1841

May 7

USS Flying Fish

Knox

warship

USA

Rongerik

1841

May 7

USS Peacock

William Hudson

warship

USA

Rongerik

1851

November 7

George and Mary

Green

whaler

GB

Rongerik

1852

December 31

HMS Serpent

L.U.Hammett

warship

GB

Rongerik

1863

 

Franz

Catenhusenleft

merchant ship

GER

Rongerik

1899

January 14

California

     


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