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Lyons Republican (Lyons, NY), 28 Sep 1821     Arrived Sept. 18th Schr. Teazer, Pond, from Cape Vincent, passengers. Schr. Richard, Boomer, from Sackets Harbor Passengers. 22nd Schooner President, Combs, from Niagara Ballast. Schooner Phoenix, from Niagara, ballast-sloop Dolphin, Winch from Pultneyville, Fruit 21st Schr. Rambler, Pugh ...

Lyons Advertiser (Lyons, NY), 25 Oct 1822     Canal - The navigation on the Erie Canal is now uninterrupted between Rochester and Little Falls. The great embankment at Mann's Mills. about which there has been expressed so much solicitude and such general frustration was completed some time since, and there is now a good supply of water...

    New Post office - A post office has been established at the village of Newark (Miller's Basin) in this town; Leman Hotchkiss is appointed postmaster...

    On Oct. 29, 1822 the first boat left the basin on the east side of the Genesee River in Rochester loaded with flour for Little Falls. - P. 70, Landmarks of Wayne County, Edited by George W. Cowles, (Syracuse) 1895...

Rochester Democrat & Chronicle (Rochester, NY), 30 Aug 1913     3 Workmen Entombed When Trestle Gives Way on Barge Canal at Lyons One Dead When Recovered and Two Badly Injured -- Name of Victim Unknown, Dumping Dirt Over Embankment. (Special to the Democrat and Chronicle) Lyons, Aug. 29. - One man ...

Utica Globe (Utica, NY), 23 Oct 1920     The Passing Romance of the Erie Strange, Squat, Square Cargo-Carriers Take the Place of the Graceful-Prowed Wooden Boats That for a Century Wore Smooth the Wonderful Stone Walls of the Locks and Made New York the Metropolis - A New Romance of Traffic Dawns. ...