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      H.N. Throop was born at Pultneyville, November 10, 1807. (1). His parents, Samuel and Ruth Throop, were among the first settlers of the place, having removed from the town of Farmington, in the original county of Ontario, to the locality named Pultneyville, in the year 1806. Both parents were ...

      The Ellsworth Burned Loss of the Propellor at Stoney Island- Down the lake with an Oswego Party The telegraph operator at Sackets Harbor reported the following at 1 o'clock today: The steam barge Ellsworth burned last night near Stoney Island. Only one man aboard ...

      Obituary Seldom has a more painful task fallen upon us than that which impels our pen to write the obituary of Capt. Morgan M. Wheeler. The whole city was aware that Capt. Wheeler was seriously sick and the various changes and probabilities of his case have been watched with deep …

      Obituary Resolution Board of Trade Oswego March 27, 1877 At a meeting of the Board of Trade today, in the absence of the President, on motion of Cheney Ames, J.L. McWhorter was called to the Chair. O.H. Brown moved that a committee of three be appointed to draft ...

      Tribute to the Late Capt. M.M. Wheeler At a special session of the Common Council held on the call of Mayor Allen yesterday afternoon the death of the late Alderman M. M. Wheeler was duly announced in fitting terms. Alderman. W. B. Phelps offered the following preamble and ...

      The Funeral of Capt. M.M. Wheeler The funeral of Capt. M. M. Wheeler at the residence this afternoon was attended by the Board of Trade, Common Council and an immense gathering of citizens. Rev. H. H. Stebbins of Grace church officiated. The coffin bore handsome floral ...

      Excerpts from a letter dated Feb. 6, 1877 from Hamilton Colton of Milan, Ohio, to the Oswego Palladium, published Feb. 10, 1877.

      The boat was US#18089, 310.19 gt and was built in Toledo in 1863. She's often named in the press NETTIE or NETT WEAVER, but NETTA is her registered name.

      Death of Captain Morgan M. Wheeler ____________ Seldom has a more painful task fallen upon us than that which impells our pen to write the obituary of Captain Morgan M. Wheeler. The whole city was aware that Capt. Wheeler was seriously sick, and the various changes and ...

      The Late Captain Morgan M. Wheeler. ________ To the Editor of the Palladium: Sir -- Referring to the brief resolutions adopted by the Board of Trade, published in your issue of Tuesday, designed to express the sentiments of the Board in commemoration of the death of ...

      This rivals even Snider's Schooner Days articles! It's enough to even put the spell check out of komishion!

      Death of Morgan M. Wheeler While in a measure prepared for the mournful event, our city is do-day deeply saddened by the death of Captain Morgan M. Wheeler which took place at about six o'clock this morning. Although still comparatively a young man, Captain Wheeler had ...

 Chenango Semi-Weekly Telegraph (Norwich, NY), July 4, 1877     Rambling Sketches. _______ Chicago , June 26, 1877 . Messrs. Editors: - After the severe storm of yesterday, the sunlight which bathes the earth is indeed welcome. The contrast of the ...

      At the time, Capt. Throop was only 19 years old. His father, Samuel, drowned while endeavoring to bring in the schooner "Nancy" into Great Sodus Bay during a storm in 1819. - From a long memoir of his life in the History of Wayne County, N. Y. published in 1876.

      An Old Tar's Twister _______ The Speed of Vessels Twenty-Five Years Ago - A Miraculous Escape From Drowning _______ It was a dark stormy night - the wind howling its loudest and shrillest from the northwest, a good night for a yarn and it was evident from the ...

      What People Say ____ The Early History and Conditions of Oswego - Another Interesting Contribution to Our Early History Lockport, (N.Y.) , January 18, 1877 To the Editor of the Palladium: Sir: It was in 1808 or 1809 that my father, (Jacob Townsend) a member of ...

      The Burning of the Ellsworth Hon. A.C. Matton returned from Stony Island last evening. It appears that the steam barge Ellsworth lay at anchor off Stony Island in about 21 feet of water when she burned Tuesday evening. She had landed the party from this city and they had gone …

 Chenango Semi-Weekly Telegraph (Norwich, NY), June 30, 1877     Rambling Sketches _________ Steamer Fountain City , June 20th, 1877 Messrs. Editors: Our good ship has just reached the dock of the beautiful city of Cleveland , and ...

      What People Say The Early History and Conditions of Oswego - The Early Oswego Fleet - The Tradesmen of Long Ago - Interesting Reminiscences. To the Editor of the

    What People Say The Early History and Conditions of Oswego - The Early Oswego Fleet - The Tradesmen of Long Ago - Interesting Reminiscences. To the Editor of the

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      A Lake Captain Drowned -- Many residents of Oswego will remember, and be interested in Captain James Hardison formerly of this city, and who sailed a vessel from this port. Of late he has been commander and part owner of the schooner Pandora, of Port Colborne, which was en-route to …