whaling master

However it was as a whaling master of Hull that he is especially remembered.

Aborigines were employed as boat crew by some whaling masters.

He married Rawinia the same year, describing himself on the marriage certificate as "a whaling master of full age".

By the time he died in 1817, he had become the country's first African-American whaling master and shipowner.

The point is named after the Dutch whaling master Willem Cornelisz.

Captain Duck died on 11 August and Mr. William Brown, the whaling master, replaced him in command.

A privateer whaling master, Captain Blenkinsop, was but weeks behind them and he cheekily set up his operation on Granite Island near the first horsetram bend.

So do whaling masters, who lived in Greek Revival houses on Whale Oil Row, and 19th-century millionaires, who built their mansions out near the lighthouse, and the sailors who thronged the city's brothels and bars.