Apolo

the Russian war-frigate *Apolo* (32 eight-pdr cannon, 120 crew, capt. Kroutchcoff, from St. Petersburg, 14 months at

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 56, doc 198 (scan n191)
• Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC II narrates this vessel in 1822
• Russian-American Company records: Bolkhovitinov vol.2 notes: the station sloops of the early 1820s ukaz enforcement

'Llegada de Buques' — the Russian frigate *Apollo* (from St. Petersburg via Sitka, cmdr. Trussoff[?], ~120 crew, armed)

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 46, doc 6 (scan n5)
• Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC II narrates this vessel in 1822
• Russian-American Company records: Bolkhovitinov vol.2 notes: the station sloops of the early 1820s ukaz enforcement

[calendar2 v0.5] «Queda enterado S.M.I. [Su Majestad Imperial — Iturbide] de la llegada en Sⁿ Franᶜᵒ de la fragata de guerra rusa 'Apolo'

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 57, doc 2 (scan n4)

Sources disagree: variant of existing ship 'apollon'

the Russian brig *Apolo* (Imperial Russian Navy) departed SF, leaving 1 deserter sailor ashore

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 56, doc 31 (scan n16)
• Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC II narrates this vessel in 1823 (Monterey, San Francisco)
• Russian-American Company records: Bolkhovitinov vol.2 notes: the station sloops of the early 1820s ukaz enforcement

SF letterbook extract, items 5–17 (cont. of Doc 253) — ⭐⭐ the Russian-Aleut otter hunt from Fort Ross: the *cayucos* (ba

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 56, doc 254 (scan n226–230)
• Bancroft, History of California: Bancroft HoC II narrates this vessel in 1824

reports the departure of the [Russian] warship-frigate for St. Petersburg (the *Apollo*)

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 46, doc 100 (scan n230)

whaling frigate *Apolo* anchored in the Santa Cruz roadstead on the 10th

• Archives of California (BANC MSS C-A), C-A 56, doc 286 (scan n254)