Molly (1770 ship)

The Molly was a merchant vessel launched in 1770. Historical records indicate it was active in transatlantic trade, primarily between British ports and the American colonies. Its cargo likely included manufactured goods from Britain being transported to America, and raw materials (such as timber, tobacco, or cotton) being shipped back to Britain. Further details about the Molly, such as its port of registry, owners, or specific trading routes, require more extensive research in maritime archives and historical shipping records. The name "Molly" was a relatively common ship name during this era, so identifying the precise voyages and history of this particular Molly requires differentiating it from other vessels with the same name.