Monroe (Schooner), aground, 1 May 1831

We learn that during the gale on Monday last, the schooner Monroe, Capt. Host, belonging to the house of J.T. Trowbridge & Co. of this village, on her passage from Genesee River to this port, was driven ashore near Sodus, and so completely wrecked, that it is considered doubtful she can be refitted.
      Oswego Palladium
      Wednesday, May 11, 1831

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      The MONRO schooner, belonging to Oswego, went ashore last Sunday week four miles west of that port (two days from Ogdensburgh), and is a total wreck. The crew were all saved.
      Colonial Advocate, York
      Thursday, May 19, 1831

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SHIPWRECK.--We learn that during the gale on Monday last, the schooner MONROE, Capt. Hast, belonging to the house of J.T. Trowbridge & Co. of this village, on her passage from Genesee River to this port, was driven on shore near Sodus, and so completely wrecked, what it is considered doubtful whether she can be refitted. -- Oswego Palladium
      Cleveland Weekly Herald
      Thursday, May 26, 1831 p.3 col.2



Schooner MONROE, of Detroit. Of 28.70 tons. Built Detroit Mich., 1817. Owned by Benj. Woodworth, commanded by Capt. George Hungerford. One deck; 2 masts; no figure-head; 51.0 14.8 x 4.8
      Detroit Enrollment, No. 2 of 1822
      Dated March 23, 1822

Schooner MONROE, of Detroit. Of 28.79 tons. Built Detroit Mich., 1817. Owned by Wm. Thurber, commanded by Capt. George Davis. One deck; 2 masts; no figure-head; 51.0 14.8 x 4.5
      Detroit Enrollment, No. 3 of 1824
      Dated March 23, 1822
     
Schooner MONROE, of Detroit. Of 28.79 tons. Built Detroit Mich., 1817. Nobel F. Denn. One deck; 2 masts; no figure-head; 51.0 14.8 x 4.5
      Detroit Enrollment, No. 4 of 1824
      Dated September 15, 1824