Nathaniel Kennard

DAR #064657

Birth: 1755 Death: Jun. 24, 1823

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Spouse:

 Margaret Kennard (1755 - 1817)*

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Burial: North Cemetery Portsmouth Rockingham County New Hampshire, USA

Created by: Cynthia Kaley Record added: Nov 16, 2003 Find A Grave Memorial# 8091811

http://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/docs/1812CuttersMasters.pdf

Masters: William Parker Adams was commissioned a master for the State of New Hampshire on May 8, 1810, and took command of New Hampshire on May 31, 1810. On May 3, 1812, 1st Mate Nathaniel Kennard had resigned his commission as 1st mate of New Hampshire due to a disagreement with Adams. In September of 1812, the Portsmouth customs collector dismissed Adams as master; and, on October 30, 1812, the customs collector recommended Kennard to command the cutter. On November 5, Kennard received his commission as master of the cutter and, records indicate that he remained in command of New Hampshire until it was sold in 1816.

https://www.uscg.mil/history/webcutters/NewHampshire1803.pdf