Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Ellen Pike (Schooner), U7520, overboard, 23 Apr 1860

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Schooner ELLEN PIKE, lost her mate overboard, when going out of Kalamazoo.
      Buffalo Morning Express
      March 11, 1861. (Casualty List, 1860)

      . . . . .

      As the schooner ELLEN PIKE was coming out of Kalamazoo Bay, on Monday morning, the mate, R. McMurty was knocked overboard by the main boom and lost.
      Buffalo Daily Republic
      Monday, April 30, 1860

      . . . . .

Schooner ELLEN PIKE. U. S. No. 7520. Of 69.73 tons. Home port, Milwaukee, Wis.
      Merchant vessel List, U. S., 1869
     

Media Type
Text
Newspaper
Item Type
Clippings
Notes
Reason: overboard
Lives: 1
Date of Original
1860
Subject(s)
Schooners
Ellen Pike (Schooner)
Local identifier
McN.W.3930
Language of Item
English
Geographic Coverage
  • Kalamazoo River
    Michigan, United States
    Latitude: 42.67669 Longitude: -86.21532
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Ellen Pike (Schooner), U7520, overboard, 23 Apr 1860