WILKINSON, Captain - Revision history

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	* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )		* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )

	After 1860 the Captain lived in Eureka, CA and sailed out of the port of San Francisco. He was captain of the lumber schooner, ''~~Hesperia~~'', when he was lost at sea on November 6, 1874.		After 1860 the Captain lived in Eureka, CA and sailed out of the port of San Francisco. He was captain of the lumber schooner, ''Hesperian'', when he was lost at sea on November 6, 1874.

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	=====<span style="color:#006400">In the News~</span>=====		=====<span style="color:#006400">In the News~</span>=====


			'''November 7, 1874 [SBMP]:''' “A correspondent at Wilmington sends the following this morning: Night before last as the brig ''Hesperian'' was off Santa Rosa Island, while jibing the mainsail, the main book struck and knocked Captain Wilkinson overboard. The vessel hove to, and boats were lowered, but all efforts to rescue the captain were unavailing. Captain Wilkinson has been running to this port for a long time, and was well known and greatly respected. His family were on board at the time of the casualty. His son is now in charge of the vessel.”

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	'''November 9, 1874 [SDU]:''' “Captain Wilkinson drowned. A dispatch at Los Angeles November 7 says: A correspondent at Wilmington sends the following: Night before last as the brig ''Hesperian'' was off Santa Rosa Island, and, while jibing her mainsail, the main boom struck and knocked Captain Wilkinson overboard. The vessel was hove to and boats lowered, but all efforts to rescue the captain were unavailing. Captain Wilkinson has been running to this port for a long time, and was well known and greatly respected. His family were on board at the time of the accident. His son is now in charge of the vessel.”		'''November 9, 1874 [SDU]:''' “Captain Wilkinson drowned. A dispatch at Los Angeles November 7 says: A correspondent at Wilmington sends the following: Night before last as the brig ''Hesperian'' was off Santa Rosa Island, and, while jibing her mainsail, the main boom struck and knocked Captain Wilkinson overboard. The vessel was hove to and boats lowered, but all efforts to rescue the captain were unavailing. Captain Wilkinson has been running to this port for a long time, and was well known and greatly respected. His family were on board at the time of the accident. His son is now in charge of the vessel.”


			'''November 9, 1874 [SBMP]:''' “One Hundred Dollars Reward. The following telegram was received at the Sheriff's office on Saturday last: Wilmington, Los Angeles Co., November 7, 1874. To the Sheriff of Santa Barbara County: One hundred reward will be paid to any person or persons who can give any tidings of Captain Wilkinson who was lost from the brig ''Hesperian'' on the night of November 5th on the south side of Santa Rosa Island. Signed, Mrs. Wilkinson.”

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	* Frederick Douglas Wilkinson, Jr. (c. 1858- )		* Frederick Douglas Wilkinson, Jr. (c. 1858- )
	* William C. Wilkinson (1864-1926)		* William C. Wilkinson (1864-1926) = Estella May Clark (1879-1951)
	* Elizabeth B. Wilkinson (1862- )		* Elizabeth B. Wilkinson (1862- )
	* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )		* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )

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	* Frederick Douglas Wilkinson, Jr. (c. 1858- )		* Frederick Douglas Wilkinson, Jr. (c. 1858- )
	* William Wilkinson (1864-1926)		* William C. Wilkinson (1864-1926)
	* Elizabeth B. Wilkinson (1862- )		* Elizabeth B. Wilkinson (1862- )
	* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )		* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )

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	<span style="color:#006400">'''WILKINSON, ~~Captain~~'''</span> ( -1874)		<span style="color:#006400">'''WILKINSON, ''' Frederick Douglas </span>(1829-1874), sea captain born in England who lived in New York with his parents in the 1850s. He married Elizabeth Hawkins (1835-1907) in 1845, and they had four children:

			* Frederick Douglas Wilkinson, Jr. (c. 1858- )
			* William Wilkinson (1864-1926)
			* Elizabeth B. Wilkinson (1862- )
			* Frank C. Wilkinson ( - )

			After 1860 the Captain lived in Eureka, CA and sailed out of the port of San Francisco. He was captain of the lumber schooner, ''Hesperia'', when he was lost at sea on November 6, 1874.


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=====In the News~=====

'''November 9, 1874 [SDU]:''' “Captain Wilkinson drowned. A dispatch at Los Angeles November 7 says: A correspondent at Wilmington sends the following: Night before last as the brig ''Hesperian'' was off Santa Rosa Island, and, while jibing her mainsail, the main boom struck and knocked Captain Wilkinson overboard. The vessel was hove to and boats lowered, but all efforts to rescue the captain were unavailing. Captain Wilkinson has been running to this port for a long time, and was well known and greatly respected. His family were on board at the time of the accident. His son is now in charge of the vessel.”