Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marquette (Propeller)

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The new propeller MARQUETTE was successfully launched Tuesday, at Detroit. The MARQUETTE was built on the keel of the burnt propeller B. L. WEBB, is of about 900 tons burthen, and is intended for the Lake Superior trade.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      September 29, 1859
     


      Propeller MARQUETTE of 862 tons, built Detroit by J. & S. Jenkins in 1856. Owned by G.B. Russel. Home port, Detroit. Value $40,000. Class A 1. REMARKS- Formerly B. L. WEBB, burnt in 1856 rebuilt in 1859, has WEBB's engine
      Board of Lake Underwriters
      Lake Vessel Register, 1860

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      ADVERT - New York Central Line - Buffalo & Detroit Route
      Propeller MARQUETTE of 862 tons, built 1859.
      Chicago Times
      April 17, 1865

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McN.E.2714
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William R. McNeil
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Marquette (Propeller)