Minnie (Schooner), aground, 2 Nov 1877

MINNIE, schooner of 98 tons register, belonsing to the port of Port Colborne and bound from Napanee to Charlotte, stranded in a gale by loss of canvas one mile east of Salt Point, Lake Ontario on Nov.2, I877. She was then 11 years old and was considered a total loss, her amount of loss was put at $2,000 on her hull and a $600 loss on her cargo.
      Statement of Wreck & Casualties for 1877
      Dept. of Marine & Fisheries
     
     
MINNIE, schooner of 70 tons (american tons) built at Two Creeks in I864, owned by Crawford and registered at the port of Rondeau, valued at $3.000 and classed as A2.
      Association of Canadian Lake Underwriters
      Lake Vessel Register for 1869


MINNIE, schooner of 70 tons (American tons) built Two Creeks 1864 owned by Watson & Co. registered at the port of Rondeau and valued at $800 and classed as C2, surveyed Feb.I873 .
      Association of Canadian Lake Underwriters
      Lake Vessel Register for 1873


MINNIE, schooner of 70 tons built at Two Creeks 1864 and registered at the port of Rondeau. Valued at $700 and classed C. surveyed Feb.I874
      Association of Canadain Lake Underwriters
      Lake Vessel Register for 1874
     

MINNIE, scow of 130 tons built 1866 at Two Creeks, 82 x 21.7 x 8 owned by Thomas P.Keller of Coborne, Ontario, and registered at the port of Kingsville
      Dominion of Canada Shipping Register 1874
     
     
MINNIE, (Canadian) Schooner of 70 tons. Built Two Creeks 1864. Home port, Colberne. REMARKS --Scow. Unseaworthy
      Association of Lake Underwriters
      Lake Vessel Classification 1876
     
NOTE:-- The above vessel's age would seem to match the casualty and there is no further listing of the above MINNIE after her 1877 stranding ?