I saw some good Cape Cod names at this website posted on the GenMassachusetts list: MERCHANTS AND SEA CAPTAINS OF OLD BOSTON BEING A COLLECTION OF SKETCHES OF NOTABLE MEN AND MERCANTILE HOUSES PROMINENT DURING THE EARLY HALF OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY IN THE COMMERCE AND SHIPPING OF BOSTON PRINTED FOR THE State Street Trust Company BOSTON, MASS. COPYRIGHT 1918 BY THE STATE STREET TRUST COMPANY http://www.kellscraft.com/captainsboston/captainsbostoncontent.html To the following persons who have rendered much valuable assist-ance in compiling this pamphlet the State Street Trust Company de-sires to extend its thanks: Captain Arthur H. Clark, Otto Fleischner and other officers of the Boston Public Library; Charles F. Read of the Bostonian Society; Robert B. Smith of the Marine Museum; Francis R. Allen, Edwin F. Atkins, Louis Bacon, W. P. Barker, Charles A. Barry, T. Dennie Boardman, Robert A. Boit, F. B. C. Bradlee, John IC. Burgess, George E. Cabot, Samuel Cabot, Samuel W. Comstock, Horace S. Crowell, Henry W. Cunningham, Frederic Cunningham, Mrs. E. A. Dolliver, Captain Oscar G. Eaton, William C. Endicott, Chester Guild, William F. Halsall, Alpheus H. Hardy, Arthur Sherburne Hardy, Charles A. Hardy, Miss Susan W. Hardy, Augustus Hemenway, Augustus Hemenway, Jr., Paul K. Hisada, Osborne Howes, Prof. T. Makino, Prof. Mizusaki, Lester H. Monks, H. S. O. Nichols, J. W. T. Nichols, Russell Sturgis Paine, Mrs. Charles E. Perkins, William P. Searle, J. H. Shapleigh, F. W. Sprague, Morgan H. Stafford, John H. Sturgis, C. H. Taylor, Jr., T. C. Thacher, Barclay Tilton, R. E. Townsend, Herman A. Train, Mrs. Franklin M. Train, Captain N. B. Washburn, Dr. F. S. Watson, Thomas Weston, William G. Wheildon, T. T. Whitney, T. T. Whitney, Jr.