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Il'mena

Lydia was a US merchant ship that sailed on maritime fur trading ventures in the early 1800s. In December 1813 it was sold to the Russian–American Company and renamed Il'mena, also spelled Ilmena and Il'men' (Russian: Ильмена). As both Lydia and Il'mena it was involved in notable events. Today it is best known for its role in an 1814 massacre of the…

Companies, Russian vessel Il'mena & American vessel Lydia

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Acquired
December 1813
Class & type
Brig
Fate
Sold to Russian–American Company, December 1813 · Wrecked on the coast of California in 1820.
Name
Lydia · Il'mena or Ilmena or Il'men'
Propulsion
Sails
Sail plan
Brig

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American vessel Lydia

Russian vessel Il'mena

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Il'mena

Nodes91
Edges90
Triples110
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021978
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related to Il'mena in California · 40
Il'mena → Alaska, Aleut, Aleuts, Also, American, Among, At, Babin, Babin's, Baranov, Bodega Bay, California, Californian, Castro, Channel Islands, For, Forester, Fort Ross, From, Hawaiian Kingdom
related to Il’mena in Hawaii · 26
Il'mena → After, American, April, Bodega Bay, California, Captain Wadsworth, Fort Alexander, Georg Anton Schäffer, Hanalei, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu, In July, In November, Kauai, King Kamehameha, May, Native Hawaiians, RAC, Russian Empire
related to Rescue of Kyglaia · 18
Il'mena → Aleut, Atash'sha, Atash’sha, California, Despite, French, Hippolyte Bouchard, In, Kyglaia, La Argentina, Nicoleño, RAC, San Nicolas Island, Santa Rosa, Sitka, Spaniards, Spanish, The
related to Fate · 10
Il'mena → All, American, California, Christopher Stevens, Fort Ross, In, June, On, Point Arena, Sitka
related to Russian vessel Il'mena · 7
Il'mena → After, Alexander Baranov, December, James Bennett, Lydia, RAC, Sitka
Fate · 2
Il'mena → Sold to Russian–American Company, December 1813, Wrecked on the coast of California in 1820.
Name · 2
Il'mena → Il'mena or Ilmena or Il'men', Lydia
Acquired · 1
Il'mena → December 1813
Class & type · 1
Il'mena → Brig
Propulsion · 1
Il'mena → Sails

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russian lydia schäffer rac american island captain sitka california honolulu 1816 taken nicoleño vessel san kyglaia brown spanish 1817 hunters

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Il'menaAcquiredDecember 18131.00infobox
Il'menaClass & typeBrig1.00infobox
Il'menaFateSold to Russian–American Company, December 18131.00infobox
Il'menaFateWrecked on the coast of California in 1820.1.00infobox
Il'menaNameLydia1.00infobox
Il'menaNameIl'mena or Ilmena or Il'men'1.00infobox
Il'menaPropulsionSails1.00infobox
Il'menaSail planBrig1.00infobox
Il'menaTons burthen50 tons (bm), or 200 tons (bm)1.00infobox
Il'menarelated to FateIn0.60section
Il'menarelated to FateSitka0.60section
Il'menarelated to FateCalifornia0.60section

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