On February 19, 1788, a passport was issued to Captain John Smith, who commanded the brigantine Mercury to New London. The ship John, commanded by Captain Elkanan Freeman, arrived from Boston, having departed on January 3 and last visited Cayenne on February 17, 1788.
On February 20, 1728, Sergeant Johan Friederich Dierderich took his oath as assistant commissioner at Mauritsburg. The receiver W.H. Poppelman submitted accounts for October, November, and December 1787.
On February 21, 1788, Captain Robert Allyn received a passport for his sloop Hope to St. Croix.
On February 24, 1788, Dominus Cros preached in the morning and Dominus van Groeneveld in the afternoon. The Dutch schooner Mary, under Captain Alexander Parkson, arrived from St. Eustatius.
The passengers included:
The naval cutter Zeemeeuw, commanded by Lieutenant Cornelis Schalk, arrived after departing from Texel on December 19 and Plymouth on January 6. The ship was stopped at fortress Nieuw Amsterdam for improper identification signals.
National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 1.05.03, Inventaris van het archief van de Sociëteit van Suriname, (1650) 1682-1795 (1796), inventory number 209, 1784 januari 14 - 1788 februari 24
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