Colonel William A. Phillips

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DescriptionNathaniel Silsbee.png	English: Portrait of Nathaniel Silsbee from Ralph Delahaye Paine, The Ships and Sailors of Old Salem: The Record of a Brilliant Era of American Achievement, 1912, p. 318. ISBN 9781171703129.
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2009-08-19 23:28 Wmcewenjr 504×615× (186247 bytes) The ships and sailors of old Salem: the record of a brilliant era of ... By Ralph Delahaye Paine p 318 1912
2009-08-19 19:10 Wmcewenjr 308×482× (150362 bytes) The Outing magazine, v. 47 - 1909

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