San Francisco Ship Passenger Lists, Vol. 4, page 10

• Title	San Francisco Ship Passenger Lists, Vol. 4, page 10
  Short Title	Ship's List - San Francisco Ship Passenger Lists, Vol. 4, page 10
  Author	Rasmussen, Louis J.
  Publisher	Coloma, Calif., 1970. 471p. Covers June 17, 1852-January 6, 1853. Includes addenda to vols. 1-3. Page: 10
  Media	Book
  Source ID	S637
  Text	Name: A. Gallatin Year: 1852 Place: San Francisco Source Publication Code: 7162 Primary Immigrant: Gallatin, A., page 10 Name: Adam Gallatin Year: 1852 Place: San Francisco Source Publication Code: 7162 Primary Immigrant: Gallatin, Adam, page 10
  Linked to (2)	Abraham Gallatin Adam Gallatin

  
  

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  SS Oregon Builder: Smith and Dimon, New York. Engine: Side lever by Morgan Iron Works, New York. Launch: August 5, 1848. Original Owner: Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Wooden side-wheel steamer, 2 decks, 3 masts, dragon head. 1,099 tons (1,052 tons in 1865), 202.9 feet. This steamer, along with the Pacific Mail Line's vessels California and Pacific, were among the first to reach California just as the discovery of gold was breaking. She sailed from New York on December 8, 1848 for San Francisco via Rio de Janeiro, Valparaiso, Callao, Paita and Panama. Her running time to Panama on that trip was 55 days, 8 hours and she arrived in San Francisco on April 1, 1849. On one of her southbound trips, thieves bored a hole through the strongbox and stole $10,000 in specie. They refilled the hole with wax and no one found out until she reached Panama. She stayed on the San Francisco-Panama route until 1856 when she was placed on the San Francisco-Columbia River run. In 1861, Holladay and Flint bought her. In 1869 her engine was removed and she was converted to a bark for use in the lumber trade. She sank in the straits of Juan de Fuca when she collided with the bark Germania in 1880. From: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/