Lewis Monto Honolulu Fragment #2:
Nov - Dec, 1829

This fragment is likely a note written with the intention of later including the vessel traffic in the Journal or a fragment of a larger note indicating vessels in port at Honolulu during the Plough Boy's visit.

On November 2, 1829 the Plough Boy came to anchor at the Honolulu bar. On November 5 she was towed into the harbor where she anchored until December 4 when she "came out" with the Fame, Cyrus, and Herald. While the Plough Boy was "lying off and on" Oahu on the morning of December 5, three English ships came out -- Corsair, Elizabeth, and Cretan.

In Lewis Monto's Journal for November 4 he noted the arrival of the Phenix of New London and on November 8, that it had been brought into the harbor. On November 25/26, 1829, he noted "the Iris of [New] Bedford outside and the Lancaster lying off and on".

The Journal does not mention the Panther of Providence or the Brig Diana of Boston.