Results
We found
15
matching items
Decade: 1780-1789
Page 1 of 1
Wisconsin Historical Collection, N-41, p.48, notes her as being 20 tons in 1790;1788, noted as one of five merchant vessels on Lake Erie;Wisconsin Historical Collection, N-41, p.48, notes her as being 20 tons in …- The name means "Lake Nymph";1782, noted on Lake Ontario;1786, noted on the Great Lakes armed with 16 guns;5/31/1790, armed with 16 guns on Lake Ontario;The name means "Lake Nymph";1782, noted on Lake Ontario;1786, noted on the …
- 1. 10/28/1798, Long Point, Ontario, was used in salvaging the wreck of the schooner "Annette";2. 00/00/1799, Niagara River, below the rapids at Fort Erie, ashore and released;***; Master: Fearson, (11. 10/28/1798, Long Point, Ontario, was used in salvaging the wreck of …
- Referred to as the "fur trading sloop on Lake Superior";Referred to as the "fur trading sloop on Lake Superior";
- 1. 00/00/1842, Saginaw Bay, sank in a gale;1. 00/00/1842, Saginaw Bay, sank in a gale;
- 1. 11/19/1796, reef of rocks off Niagara Harbor, ashore and released;; Master: Bouchette, (1791-1793);1. 11/19/1796, reef of rocks off Niagara Harbor, ashore and released;; Master: …
- * 1793 Registry states that she was built and launched at Grand Portage on 8/15/1786. She was built for the trade out of Point Au Pins, but proved to be too small and was later floated over the falls* 1793 Registry states that she was built and launched at Grand …
- 1. 10/31/1780, between Niagara and Oswego, Lake Ontario, sank, (120 lost of the 8th Kings Regular troops);**2. 00/00/2008, she was discovered in Lake Ontario in perfect condition, sitting upright on1. 10/31/1780, between Niagara and Oswego, Lake Ontario, sank, (120 lost of …
- *Cuthbertson says she is built in 1789 in his text, but has her built in 1787 in a list at the end of the same book;Beers has her built in 1799, which is wrong as she was in service on Lake Ontario,*Cuthbertson says she is built in 1789 in his text, but has …
- Noted employed at Mackinac in 1782;Telescope, Vol. 31, Number 4, July - August, p. 97; says J. B. Barthe might be the owner, but this could not be confirmed;Noted employed at Mackinac in 1782;Telescope, Vol. 31, Number 4, July - …
- 1789, still in service armed with 14 carronades;She was named for the wife of Major Arent S. DePeyster, commandant of Detroit, 1779-1784;1789, still in service armed with 14 carronades;She was named for the …
- 1. 7/31/1814, mouth of Nottawasaga River, Lake Huron, British blew up and sank her to prevent capture by the enemy;**2. 8/14/1814, Nottawasaga River, Lake Huron, burned by American forces, 3.. 1927,1. 7/31/1814, mouth of Nottawasaga River, Lake Huron, British blew up and …
- 1788, sailed on Lake Ontario, between Kingston, Oswego, Quinte, and Niagara;1788, sailed on Lake Ontario, between Kingston, Oswego, Quinte, and Niagara;
- 1. 00/00/1786, Cleveland, ashore and hull went to pieces;*1. 00/00/1786, Cleveland, ashore and hull went to pieces;*
Page 1 of 1
