This partially printed and handwritten insurance policy, dated September 2, 1760, records the insurance of the Brigantine Ellenor for its voyage from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to St. Christopher. The policy was purchased by John Lownes on account of Caleb Cowpland, insuring the ship's body, tackle, apparel, and furniture against perils of the sea, enemies, pirates, thieves, and other misfortunes. The policy was valued at £500, with an 18 percent rate, costing £90 plus 5 shillings. The underwriters listed, each for £100, include Reese Meredith, John Mifflin, John Wilcocks, Abraham Judah, and John Mease. The document features an ornate "WHEREAS" heading and period-typical script. **3.
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