September 2, 1857
September 2 Wednesday – John J. Roe left for New Orleans.
September 2 Wednesday – John J. Roe left for New Orleans.
August 29 Saturday – John J. Roe arrived St. Louis.
August 18 Tuesday – John J. Roe left for St. Louis.
August 14 Friday – John J. Roe arrived New Orleans.
August 5 Wednesday – Sam, cub pilot, was now under Zebulon “Zeb” Leavenworth (1830-1877) and/or Sobieski “Beck” Jolly (1831-1905) on the John J. Roe (691 tons). Bixby wanted to work the more lucrative Missouri and Sam had chosen to stay on the Mississippi run. The steamboat left St. Louis this date for New Orleans. It was a freighter and not allowed to carry passengers. Sam, about the Roe:
July 7 Tuesday – Crescent City arrived St. Louis.
June 28 Sunday – Crescent City left for St. Louis.
June 23 Tuesday – Crescent City arrived New Orleans.
June 17 Wednesday – Crescent City left for New Orleans.
June 9 Tuesday – Crescent City arrived St. Louis. Note: The following steamboat schedules are taken from [MTL 1: 387-90].