The Maritime History of the Great Lakes
E. C. Bailey (Schooner), lost foremast head, 19 Jul 1856


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Captain Mudlen, of the schooner WINGS OF THE WIND, reports speaking a vessel lying at anchor under Long Point yesterday, with a signal of distress flying. Capt. Mulden bore up to her, and found her to be the E.C. BAILEY, hence from this port, having lost her foremast head in the squall of Saturday. Capt. M. inquired what she wanted, and received the request that a tug be sent to her assistance.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      Monday, July 21, 1856

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Media Type:
Text
Newspaper
Item Type:
Clippings
Notes:
Reason: lost foremast head
Lives: nil
Remarks: Repaired
Date of Original:
1856
Subject(s):
Schooners
E. C. Bailey (Schooner)
Local identifier:
McN.W.16836
Language of Item:
English
Geographic Coverage:
  • Long Point
    Ontario, Canada
    Latitude: 42.555833 Longitude: -80.197222
Donor:
William R. McNeil
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E. C. Bailey (Schooner), lost foremast head, 19 Jul 1856