Hi Karen, I found three passages for your Capt. Stewart to San Francisco, California Ship: EUGENIA Type: Schooner Arrived: November 9, 1864 Captain: Stewart From: Tahiti Passage: 37 days from Tahiti. Had light winds and calms most of the passage, anchored on bar November 4th, was blown 30 miles to southward during the NW gales, had decks swept, lost binnacle overboard. Cargo: 127, oranges, 40,000 limes and 30 cocoonuts. Passenger: Thomas Peel Volume I, page 55 _________________________________________________________________ Ship: COLORADO Type: Brig Arrived: July 26, 1852 From: Humboldt Bay,California Captain: White Passage: 30 hours from Humboldt Bay, California Cargo: 134,000 feet lumber and $20,000 in gold dust consigned to Leffingwell & Company. Passengers: A. S. Tobias, J. Tyers/sic/, H. Lesenwitz, J. Terrers, J. Runn(?) (Renn?), B. Abbe(?) (Abba?), S. Palmer /sic/ J. Baptiste, D. Price, E. C. Hoger (?) (Boger?), J. Walke (?) (Walker ?), J. Jefferys /sic/, M. V. B. Griswold, T. Parrot /sic/ (Parrott?), Mr. __ Freeman, D. McCarty, Capt. S. Davis, Capt. ___ Lenning (of brig. "J. Clifford"), Mr. __ Thompson, Capt. J. C. Brumerhop (of barque "Home"), Capt. C. A. Stewart. Volume 4, page 50 ________________________________________________________________ Ship: PANAMA Type: Steamer From: Panama Arrived: May 20, 1850 Captain: Patterson Passage: 19 days from Panama. This vessel carried a number of passengers who had been on board the vessel "Chesapeake". The passengers had left the "Chesapeake" near Cape St. Lucas, without water, provisions, or other necessities. They had traveled on foot from Point Conception to San Diego, California. The "Oregon" had apparently put into San Diego at which time the Chesapeake passengers had come on board. Among the "Oregon" passengers will be found Ex-Governor ___ Smith, of Virginia. Cargo: Not listed. Passengers: (Very long list) to include Capt. ____ Stewart Volume 1, pages 130-133 Donna