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JOHN B. LYON |
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Type at loss : propeller, wood, bulk freight |
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| SUSQUEHANNAH Type at loss: schooner (2 mast), wood Build info: 1846, F. D. Ketchum, Huron, OH Specs: 270 t. Date of loss: 1865, Aug 23 Place of loss: 8 miles east of Conneaut, OH Lake: Erie Type of loss: storm Loss of life: (none) Carrying: 815 t.coal - Loaded in Erie, Pa. To be delivered to Chicago, Il., Pots, Pans, Stoves and glass. Detail: She went down in a storm. Left Erie with a load of coal, however, turned around in the storm in Ohio waters to try to make it back to Erie. Her rigging, anchors and some gear were recovered by the wrecking tug MAGNET on the 7th. Depth: 55' |
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WONDER |
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| JAMES F. JOY | ||
| Type at loss : schooner-barge, wood Build info : 1866, S. McDonald, Detroit as a bark Specs : 175 ft., 583g Date of loss : 1887, Oct 24 Place of loss : near city beach at Ashtabula, OH Lake : Erie Type of loss : storm Loss of life : none Carrying : iron ore Detail : Foundered in blizzard/gale and broke up. Crew was rescued from her rigging by the schooner M.R. WARNER. Mate of the WARNER was given a gold lifesaving medal in 1901. Owned out of Erie, PA. The hulk was dynamited as a hazard in 1889. Divers removed her rudder in 1974. Is (was) located 30 yds E of E bank of channel in 13 ft. Major repairs in 1883. |
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GULNAIR Type at loss : schooner, wood, 3-mast |
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