Like his father, James was a ship captain who sailed from Searsport (Waldo County) Maine according to the book Searsport Sea Captains by Colonel Frederick Frasier Black (1960) p. 179. According to that source, he sailed on the following vessels: the ship Louis Walsh (1861); the ship Bell Rock; the ship Dunbarton.
According to the above source, retired from the sea in 1864, Capt. Pendleton was President of the National & Savings Bank of Searsport in 1873, was prominent in town affairs holding several offices, and was a member of the Governor's Council 1879-1881.
According to the above source, retired from the sea in 1864, Capt. Pendleton was President of the National & Savings Bank of Searsport in 1873, was prominent in town affairs holding several offices, and was a member of the Governor's Council 1879-1881.
Like his father, James was a ship captain who sailed from Searsport (Waldo County) Maine according to the book Searsport Sea Captains by Colonel Frederick Frasier Black (1960) p. 179. According to that source, he sailed on the following vessels: the ship Louis Walsh (1861); the ship Bell Rock; the ship Dunbarton.
According to the above source, retired from the sea in 1864, Capt. Pendleton was President of the National & Savings Bank of Searsport in 1873, was prominent in town affairs holding several offices, and was a member of the Governor's Council 1879-1881.
According to the above source, retired from the sea in 1864, Capt. Pendleton was President of the National & Savings Bank of Searsport in 1873, was prominent in town affairs holding several offices, and was a member of the Governor's Council 1879-1881.
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