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  • Industry (Sloop, 1826)
    Industry (Sloop, 1826) Ship
        Master: Hosmer, Artimus, (1831);
      Master: Hosmer, Artimus, (1831);
  • George (Schooner, 1821)
    George (Schooner, 1821) Ship
        Master: Pease, Bergillai, (1821); Dorchester, Benjamin, (1823); Hanson, Stephen T., (1824); Nobles, David, (1825); Waren, Reuben E., (1825); Carpenter, Isaac A., (1825); Sanger, Isaac, (1825); Smith,
      Master: Pease, Bergillai, (1821); Dorchester, Benjamin, (1823); Hanson, Stephen T., (1824); Nobles, …
  • Governor Cass (Schooner, 1826)
    Governor Cass (Schooner, 1826) Ship
        1. 11/22/1832, Malden (Detroit River), ashore and hull broke in two;; Master: Miller, Benjamin W., (1827-1829); Whitaker, Wessell, (1829-1832);
      1. 11/22/1832, Malden (Detroit River), ashore and hull broke in two;; Master: …
  • Constitution (Schooner, 1825)
    Constitution (Schooner, 1825) Ship
        1. 11/22/1832, Malden, ashore and released;2. 6/12/1838, Lake Erie, accidental drowning of the cook (Bradley Wheeler);3. 9/23/1848, Buffalo, ashore and released, (wheat), $1, 200 loss;4. 10/00/1848,
      1. 11/22/1832, Malden, ashore and released;2. 6/12/1838, Lake Erie, accidental drowning of …
  • New Connecticut (Schooner, 1828)
    New Connecticut (Schooner, 1828) Ship
        1. 9/5/1833, Conneaut (North East), capsized and towed into Portland (Barcelona), (flour, wheat);; Master: Cable, Alva, (1828-1829); Rodgers, Henry, (1829-1830); Harvey, Lyman, (1831); Appleby, Gillm
      1. 9/5/1833, Conneaut (North East), capsized and towed into Portland (Barcelona), (flour, …
  • Dewitt Clinton (Schooner, 1824)
    Dewitt Clinton (Schooner, 1824) Ship
        Master: Skinner, Abraham, (1824); Burnham, John, (1825-1826); Naper, Joseph, (1825); Wipple, Abel, (1826); Whitaker, Harry, (1826) (1828); Tracy, (1827); Chase, H., (1828);
      Master: Skinner, Abraham, (1824); Burnham, John, (1825-1826); Naper, Joseph, (1825); Wipple, Abel, …
  • Columbus (Schooner, 1826)
    Columbus (Schooner, 1826) Ship
        1. 11/17/1827, Dunkirk, Lake Erie, ashore and released;2. 10/13/1828, Grand River (Port Maitland), ashore, sank and raised, (provisions);; Master: Napier, John, (1826); Napier, G., (1826-1828); Wilki
      1. 11/17/1827, Dunkirk, Lake Erie, ashore and released;2. 10/13/1828, Grand River (Port …
  • Commerce (Schooner, 1825)
    Commerce (Schooner, 1825) Ship
        Other Names: Hiram Pearsons; 1. 1/00/1828, Buffalo, broke away from a pier in a storm, ashore and released;2. 4/30/1837, New Buffalo, Lake Michigan, ashore and released;3. 12/3/1841, near Southport,
      Other Names: Hiram Pearsons; 1. 1/00/1828, Buffalo, broke away from a pier …
  • Commerce (Schooner, 1827)
    Commerce (Schooner, 1827) Ship
        1. 10/00/1831, Burlington Beach (opposite the farm of William Lottridge), Lake Ontario, ashore, (merchandise & salt);; Master: Morley, Horace, (1827-1828); Phelps, Joseph Augustus, (1828-1829); Chris
      1. 10/00/1831, Burlington Beach (opposite the farm of William Lottridge), Lake Ontario, …
  • Forester (Schooner, 1825)
    Forester (Schooner, 1825) Ship
        Master: Pool, Jasper, (1834); Haywood, Samuel, (1829-1832);
      Master: Pool, Jasper, (1834); Haywood, Samuel, (1829-1832);
  • General Jackson (Boat, 1828)
    General Jackson (Boat, 1828) Ship
        Master: Jennings, Elijah, (1828-1829); Wilson, John, (1830-1833); Hollister, Charles, (1833);
      Master: Jennings, Elijah, (1828-1829); Wilson, John, (1830-1833); Hollister, Charles, (1833);
  • Decatur (Schooner, 1828)
    Decatur (Schooner, 1828) Ship
        Master: Stevens, T., (1831); Ackerman, D., (1833-1834); Dixon, G. H., (1836); Cummings, Joseph, (1839); Helsrich, Frederick, (1840); Wilson, Herman, (1840);
      Master: Stevens, T., (1831); Ackerman, D., (1833-1834); Dixon, G. H., (1836); Cummings, …
  • Red Jacket (Schooner, 1820)
    Red Jacket (Schooner, 1820) Ship
        1. 00/00/1824, Lake Michigan, ashore and released, $2, 000 loss;2. 11/26/1826, Erie, Pennsylvania, parted both cables, damaged and repaired;; Master: Gillet, Reynold, (1820-1821); Walker, Augustus, (
      1. 00/00/1824, Lake Michigan, ashore and released, $2, 000 loss;2. 11/26/1826, Erie, …
  • Detroit (Schooner, 1828)
    Detroit (Schooner, 1828) Ship
        1. 11/24/1829, Lake Huron, lost sails, spars and a man overboard, repaired;2. 10/00/1833, Elk Creek (Erie), Lake Erie, ashore and released;3. 10/1/1842, Buffalo, collision with steamer Lexington, los
      1. 11/24/1829, Lake Huron, lost sails, spars and a man overboard, repaired;2. …
  • Comet (Schooner, 1826)
    Comet (Schooner, 1826) Ship
        1. 11/11/1835, Washington Reef, 2 miles above Dunkirk and 1/2 mile from shore, sank in a gale, (iron, ashes), 7 lives lost; One of the persons drowned was John Herring, from Buffalo, New York;; Maste
      1. 11/11/1835, Washington Reef, 2 miles above Dunkirk and 1/2 mile from …
  • Caroline (Schooner, 1827)
    Caroline (Schooner, 1827) Ship
        1. 12/2/1832, between Duck Island and Galloo Island, Lake Ontario, capsized, towed into port and repaired, (passengers, dry goods), (1 life lost);2. 11/23/1839, Sodus, collision, (Schooner. Essex), (
      1. 12/2/1832, between Duck Island and Galloo Island, Lake Ontario, capsized, towed …
  • Janette (Schooner, 1829)
    Janette (Schooner, 1829) Ship
        1. 11/19/1834, Oswego, struck east pier, sank (3 lives lost), (wheat), $5, 000 loss;; Master: Rogers, Ezra, (1829-1830); Case, Elias P., (1830); King, James, (1834);
      1. 11/19/1834, Oswego, struck east pier, sank (3 lives lost), (wheat), $5, …
  • Farmer (Schooner, 1827)
    Farmer (Schooner, 1827) Ship
        1. 10/27/1827, Long Point, Lake Erie, ashore and released;2. 4/2/1831, Avon Point, Lake Erie, dismasted and towed into port;3. 4/00/1857, Milwaukee, ashore and released, $50 loss;4. 3/00/1863, Lake M
      1. 10/27/1827, Long Point, Lake Erie, ashore and released;2. 4/2/1831, Avon Point, …
  • Emily (Schooner, 1825)
    Emily (Schooner, 1825) Ship
        1. 00/00/1829, Lake St. Clair, wrecked and repaired, $1, 500 loss;2. 11/15/1830, Lake St. Clair, struck a shoal and capsized, (7 lives lost);; Master: Goter, (1826); Beaubin, Ino, B. T., (1827); Bell
      1. 00/00/1829, Lake St. Clair, wrecked and repaired, $1, 500 loss;2. 11/15/1830, …
  • Emily (Schooner, 1828)
    Emily (Schooner, 1828) Ship
        1. 11/18/1842, Long Point, Lake Erie, capsized and sank, (8 lives lost), $2, 500 loss, (wheat);; Master: Booth, Thomas, (1829-1830); Howard, Charles, (1830); Persons, C. G., (1832-1835); Dorchester,
      1. 11/18/1842, Long Point, Lake Erie, capsized and sank, (8 lives lost), …




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