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PERE MARQUETTE 3 Author's Collection PERE MARQUETTE 3 (ex F. and P.M. NO. 3, U.S. 120677), Wooden hull, built in 1887 by Linn and Craig at Gibralter, Michigan under subcontract to Detroit Dry Dock Co. Machinery installed and ship completed at Detroit by Detroit Dry Dock Co. (Hull #77) in 1887. Chartered by Crosby occasionally in early years of 20th century. Sunk by ice off Ludington, Michigan March 7, 1920. Raised, abandoned and dismantled. PERE MARQUETTE 5 Author's Collection PERE MARQUETTE 5 (ex F. and P.M. NO. 5, U.S. 120812), Wooden package freighter built at Bay City by F.W. Wheeler & Co. (Hull #77) for Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad. 226 x 38 x 24; 1723 gross tons. Spent much of its life under charter to various steamship lines. Sold to Maritime Provinces in 1916 and eventually renamed ANZAC. Foundered in heavy weather of Nanset, Massachusetts in 1916. Was then owned by A. Murray, St. Johns, Newfoundland. =e ea g