Fanny Campbell (Bark), C96846, aground, 1 Nov 1874

Bark FANNY CAMPBELL, ashore and total loss at Yeo Island, November 1874. Property loss $20,000.
      Casualty List for 1874
      Chicago Inter-Ocean
      December 25, 1874

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The schooner FANNY CAMPBELL, of St. Catharines, from Windsor to Collin's Inlet for a cargo of lumber, went ashore at Horse Island during the gale of Wednesday night. The captain and mate came down by the SEYMOUR; they think the vessel a total loss. A tug will be sent to her assistance. She was insured for $12,000.
      Meaford Monitor
      Tuesday, November 10, 1874
     
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      The steamer MAGNET, which left here a few days since to rescue the schooner FANNY CAMPBELL from George Island, Georgian Bay, where she had gone ashore, returned to this port on Sunday night having abandoned her. She was found lying upon the rocks in water from 12 to 14 inches in depth, her keelson broken and the vessel otherwise badly shaken. The violent state of the weather prevented any recovery of her outfit. Her small anchor with about one shot of chain was lost at the time of going ashore. Her large anchor with a portion of chain was left on her decks. Her sails, light spars, rudder and other outfit were taken off and brought away. The CAMPBELL was built at St. Catharines in 1868 by Shickluna for Graham & others and was valued at $16,000 in gold. She was 400 tons burden and rated A 2.
      Detroit Free Press
      November 24, 1874

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The schooner FANNY CAMPBELL which ran ashore lately was owned by Mr. Daous of the county having been sold to him a short time ago by Messrs. Graham & Campbell. She has been abandoned.
      Amherstburg Echo
      November 27, 1874
     


The tug MARY ANN arrived last evening with the bark FANNY CAMPBELL, wrecked last fall on Manitoulin Island, Lake Huron.
      Port Huron Daily Times
      Wednesday, July 14, 1875