12023-05-05T15:46:37+00:00Jordan Goffin051e893d1adf4975a3ccfe543e6b32c8bf77482d12plain2023-05-05T17:23:18+00:00Jordan Goffin051e893d1adf4975a3ccfe543e6b32c8bf77482dThe entry for the 1887 Eunice H. Adams voyage is here: https://whalinghistory.org/?s=AV04665
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12022-06-01T20:46:13+00:00Crew of the Eunice Adams10plain2024-03-22T20:43:18+00:00The crew of a voyage would expand and contract as crew members left (for reasons like illness, death or desertion) and others were hired to fill their places. The table of crew members below combines data from the shipping papers and crew list for the 1887 voyage. The "Shares" column indicates the portion of the voyage's total profits each member of the crew would receive. According to records* the voyage brought home 375 barrels of sperm whale oil.