Peacock (sloop Of War)

July 18, 1841 U.S. Sloop of War grounded on Peacock Spit. Don Marshall, Ship disasters, Cape Falcon to Cape Disappointment. Oregon Shipwrecks. Portland:Binfords and Mort, 1984, p. 130-133.

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Peacock (sloop Of War)

U. S. Naval brig (Sloop of War) 275 tons, stranded on Peacock Spit, July 18, 1841, without loss of life. James A. Gibbs, Jr. Pacific Graveyard. A narrative of the ships lost where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean. Portland: Binfords and Mort, 1950, p. 153-190

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Peacock (sloop Of War)

Stranded on Peacock Spit on July 18, 1841. Gibbs, Pacific Graveyard, p.27, 177. Lt. William L. Hudson was in command. Horace Lyman. History of Oregon., II, p. 206-08. Clinton Clinton Snowden, History of Washington, the rise and progress of an American State . History of Washington., I, p. 395. Clinton Clinton Snowden, History of Washington, the rise and progress of an American State . History of Washington., II, p. 178, 183, 184-194. 199-202. GEAE, p. 325-37/ William D. Lyman. The Columbia River, p. 165. Richard Montgomery. White Headed Eagle, John McLoughlin, p. 276. Murray C. Morgan. The Columbia p. 168. North Pacific History Company. History of the Pacific Northwest, I, p. 227-228. 271. Charles H. Carey. General History of Oregon. 1971., I, p. 380-81. Edgar I Stewart, Washington, Northwest Frontier., I, p. 311, 312.

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