- A
supercargo (from
Spanish sobrecargo) is a
person emplo**** on
board a
vessel by the
owner of
cargo carried on the ship. The
duties of a
supercargo are...
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After a two-year
voyage on one of the East
India Company's
ships as a
supercargo,
Thistlewood returned to
England briefly at 29 and
decided to s**** employment...
- (Atafu)
PELETI Mohe
Maota Cook 24
Tokelau (Fakaofo)
WALLWORK James William Supercargo 44
Western Samoa WILLIAMS George Kendall Supercargo 66 New Zealand...
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resident on each
island to
instead becoming a
business operation where the
supercargo (the
cargo manager of a
trading ship)
would deal
directly with the islanders...
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September 2023. Stumpf, Rob (18 July 2017). "The
Forgotten Steinwinter Supercargo Is
Unlike Anything on the Road Today". The Drive.
Operators Handbook-DM...
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supercargo; a
large East
Indiamen might have five or more,
which were
ranked "chief
supercargo", "2nd
supercargo", and so on. A team of
supercargos divided...
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Empress of China, to sail from the
United States.
Thomas H.
Perkins was his
supercargo and
established strong ties with the
Chinese and
garnered the
Forbes fortune...
- Kong Kwan Tai
temples in Hong Kong
Chinese temples in
Kolkata R., J (
Supercargo) (1822).
Diary of a
journey overland,
through the
Maritime Provinces of...
- navy
having been
defeated by a sail navy.[citation needed] Joel Root as
supercargo sailed out of New
Haven harbor in 1802 on the brig
Huron to
begin his...
- pontoon-type hull, daggerboard, and
lateen sail
mounted to an un-sta**** mast.
supercargo A
person aboard a
vessel who is emplo**** by the
cargo owner.
Duties include...
