USRC George S. Boutwell (later Boutwell) was a revenue cutter of the United States Revenue Cutter Service that served from 1873 to 1907 designed for cruising...

Boutwell may refer to: Boutwell Creek, a stream in Minnesota USCGC Boutwell, two cutters operated by the United States Coast Guard USRC Boutwell (1873)...

Guard[citation needed] USCGC Boutwell (WHEC-719), was a Hamilton-class cutter operated from 1968 to 2016. USRC Boutwell (1873), was an iron-hulled revenue...

station Colfax Airport, Colfax, Louisiana USRC Colfax (1871), a U.S. Revenue Cutter Service cutter; see USRC Boutwell (1873) Colfax High School (disambiguation)...

assisting in the capture of 20 French ships. Ten of these were captured by the USRC Pickering. Revenue cutters were assigned to enforce the very unpopular Embargo...

commissioning of Pamlico, the officers and crew of the newly decommissioned USRC Boutwell were transferred to Pamlico. She was placed in commission 26 July 1907...

Corwin had been extricated about January 1, 1877 by Captain White and the USRC Rush and moved to the middle of the Columbia River (another source has this...

with the Revenue-Marine until about 1890. During the American Civil War, USRC Harriet Lane fired the first naval shots of the war, engaging the steamer...

Michigan, was his son. Samuel Dexter is the namesake of Dexter, Maine. The USRC Dexter (1830) was named in his honor. "Samuel Dexter (1801)". Miller Center...

is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The revenue cutter USRC Morrill was named for him. Detroit Free Press (June 22, 1876), The New Secretary...