| Name | SEVEN FRIENDS |
|---|---|
| Named for | |
| Designation | |
| Official Number (MVUS) | |
| Official Number (Lloyds) | |
| Official Number (Japanese) | |
| Hull Number | |
| IMO Number | |
| State License # | |
| Signal Letters | |
| Radio Letters | |
| Combined | |
| F.C.C. | |
| Rig | Schooner |
| Type | |
| Class | |
| Rate | |
| Model | |
| ABS | |
| Head | Billet |
| Stern | Square |
| Displacement | |
| Tons, gross | 89 |
| Tons, net | |
| Capacity | |
| Dimensions | 68.7 x 21.7 x 7.1 |
| Length, keel | |
| Length, overall | |
| Length, over deck | |
| Length, registered | |
| Length-waterline | |
| Beam | |
| Depth | |
| Draft | |
| Draft, Centreboard down | |
| Decks | |
| Accommodations | |
| Hatches | |
| Hatches, size | |
| Tanks | |
| Compartments | |
| Compartments, capacity | |
| Masts | 2 |
| Mast(s), height | |
| Spars, other dimensions | |
| Sail Area (Sq. Ft.) | |
| Sail Area (Sq. Ft.) – Main | |
| Sail Area (Sq. Ft.) – Mizzen | |
| Mizzen staysail | |
| Sail Area (Sq. Ft.) – Headsail | |
| Sail Area (Sq. Ft.) – Spannaker | |
| Sailmaker | |
| Sails, Year made | |
| Sail No. | |
| Race Rating | |
| Ordered | |
| Laid down | |
| Launched | 1802 |
| Launched, time | |
| Commissioned | |
| Re-commissioned | |
| Cancelled | |
| Built where (Country) | United States |
| Built Where (State/Province) | ME |
| Built Where (Town) | Prospect |
| Cost | |
| Designer | |
| Design # | |
| Designer, Interior | |
| Builder | Crawford, Jotham & William Staples Samuel & John Park, Clifford & Thomas Blanchard |
| Builder’s Number | |
| Master Carpenter | Jotham Staples |
| Rebuilt | |
| Hull Material | Wood: |
| Fastenings | |
| When Metaled | |
| Engine description | |
| Engine, dimensions | |
| Diameter of Cylinder | |
| Stroke of Piston | |
| Boiler(s), number | |
| Boiler(s), type | |
| Boiler(s), size | |
| Ind. Steam, Fire and Bilge Pump | |
| Security and Provisions against fire | |
| Transmission | |
| Shaft size | |
| Screw(s) | |
| Propeller Size | |
| Horsepower | |
| Nominal HP | |
| Indicated HP | |
| Shaft HP | |
| Speed | |
| Fuel type | |
| Burns oil | |
| Fuel, capacity | |
| Range | |
| Generator(s) | |
| Water, capacity | |
| Holding tank, capacity | |
| Nationality | American |
| Armament | |
| Electronics | |
| Service | |
| Trade Indicator | |
| Owners | Crawford, William and Jotham Staples, Samuel and John Park, John Clifford and Thomas Blanchard (1802) |
| Factory(s) | |
| Master(s) | Samuel Park (1802 1806, 1807, 1808) John Colcord (1815) |
| Chief Engineer(s) | |
| Officers | |
| Crew | |
| Homeports | |
| Station | |
| Area of Operations | |
| Port of Registry | |
| Port of Survey | |
| Survey (Date and Place) | |
| Estimated value | |
| Disaster | |
| Decommissioned | |
| Fate | |
| Date of Disaster | |
| Location of Disaster | |
| Latitude | |
| Longitude | |
| Lifesaving Station | |
| Master | |
| Crew (Voyage/Disaster) | |
| Voyage | |
| Cargo | |
| Persons on Board | |
| Lives Lost | |
| Salvage | |
| Value of Vessel | |
| Value of Cargo | |
| Total Value | |
| Estimate Value of Property Lost | |
| Notes | Named in honor of the seven original owners. Supposed to be the first vessel built in what is now Stockton Springs. Launched from what was later the N. G. Hichborn yard. |
| References | Custom House Records: Penobscot/Castine Applebee, Sailing Vessels Built in Penobscot River Towns |