Did 'Mary Celeste' go past the Azores?

Yes, Mary Celeste sailed past the Azores. The Canadian-built, United States-registered hermaphrodite brig transported cargo from northeastern North America to American, Asian and European ports over Atlantic and Indian ocean and Caribbean and Mediterranean Sea shipping lanes. The nineteenth-century vessel's most famous and mysterious swing around the northern part of the Atlantic archipelago was during November 1872, with the course-charting map and the daily ship's log identifying a location off the Azores' most southerly island, Santa María, Monday, Nov. 25, 1872.