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      W. S. White was active in Kalamazoo commercial photography from 1873-93.

      The original was in Paris. A copy was made for the Burton Collection in Detroit (now at the Detroit Public Library). This was a further copy made from that copy.

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 17 Jan 1925, p. 2. Date of Event: January 16, 1925     Survivor(s): Locke, Martha Eleanor (wife); Locke, Lewis (son); Locke, William (son); Haynes, E. Mrs. (daughter); Brookland, Fred Mrs. (daughter); Gasson, Geo. Mrs. (sister) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA City and Vicinity Column; Obituary; He was born in England 76 years ago and came to this country as a child, …

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 15 Oct 1906, p. 3. Date of Event: October 13, 1906     Survivor(s): Morrison, Reuben Mr. (son); Morrison, William Mr. (son); Morrison, A. R. Mr. (son); Peters, H. Mrs. (daughter); Green, C. M. Mrs. (daughter); O'Neill, Peter Mrs. (daughter) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Obituary; predeceased by Morrison, Alexander (husband); Being buried at Port Dalhousie

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 17 Aug 1927, p. 2. Date of Event: August 15, 1927     Survivor(s): Schwarz, Elmer (husband); Schwarz, Mary Jane (daughter); Schwarz, Jon Conlon (son); Conlon, Mary L. (sister) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Obituary Notice; predeceased by Conlon, John (father)

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 6 Jun 1916, p. 2. Date of Event: May 30, 1916     Survivor(s): Call, Mrs. (wife); Call, James (father); Call, William (brother); Call, George (brother); Call, Robert (brother); Hilliard, John Mrs. (sister); Call, Violet (sister) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Place of Burial: Niagara Falls, N.Y. Obituary; City and Vicinity; Deceased was former resident of St. Catharines, Ontario

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 2 Feb 1918, p. 2. Date of Event: January 31, 1918     Survivor(s): Lawson, John (father) (of St. Catharines) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Obituary Notice appeared in the "Merritton" column Also survived by his wife and one small child

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 7 Feb 1918, p. 2. Date of Event: February 5, 1918     Survivor(s): Darling, E. Mrs. (sister); Carvell, L. C. Mrs. (sister); McBrian, F. Mrs. (sister) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Place of Burial: Victoria Lawn Cemetery, St. Catharines, Ontario Obituary; City and Vicinity; Deceased died while on a visit to her sister in Detroit. Her late residence is 33 Page …

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 19 Feb 1918, p. 1. Date of Event: February 13, 1918     City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Obituary; Deceased was former resident of St. Catharines

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 30 Apr 1918, p. 2. Date of Event: April 29, 1918     Survivor(s): McLaren, Mrs. (wife); McLaren, Charles (son); Stevens, Geo. Mrs. (daughter); Greenlaw, Arthur Mrs. (daughter); McLaren, Myron (brother); McLaren, William (brother); Goodenow, Katherine Mrs. (sister) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Obituary; City and Vicinity

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 7 May 1927, p. 2     Survivor(s): Wood, William (brother) City of Death: Detroit, Michigan, USA Place of Burial: Fairview Cemetery News of the Niagara District' column; Obituary; She was a talented Canadian writer; She was a native of Queenston and former resident of Niagara-on-the-Lake; She is also survived by her sister

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram, 3 Mar 1956     Pretty Piece O' Work Schooner Days MCCLXI (1261) by C. H. J. Snider The NANCY's Story - 2 The Schooner Nancy, Hon. John ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram, 16 Jun 1956     Grain Carrying at 50c a Bushell Schooner Days MCCLXXIII (1273) by C. H. J. Snider The NANCY's Story - 11 THE broadsheet of ...

      Another extensive maritime list from the Detroit perspective compiled by Detroit Free Press marine reporter Capt. J. W. Hall.

      Column 3

      "A BRITISH STEAMBOAT ON LAKE ONTARIO BURNT We copy the following from our last eastern exchange papers: From the Rochester Advertiser, June 1 STEAMBOAT BURNT. - We learn by Captain Childs, of the steamboat Telegraph, that the steamer Sir Robert Peel was burnt at an ...

      From the Washington Globe THE OUTRAGE UPON THE PEEL We publish to-day an account of the outrage committed on the British steamboat SIR ROBERT PEEL, within the American waters. From the great number of Canadian refugees on that ...

      *US#75608 At 328 gt, she was one of the largest wooden tugs ever built on the lakes.

 Cleveland Leader (Cleveland, OH), 13 Jun 1860, p. 4     THE IRON CITY arrived at Detroit on Monday evening, having left her cargo at the Saut.[sic] Her freight and passengers were transferred to the General Taylor. the Iron City is no in Clark's dry dock where she will receive her new wheel and shaft.

 Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 3 May 1862, p. 4     SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.--The propeller Water Witch sustained some slight damage to her upper works in the stern by a vessel while passing by in tow of a tug. The propeller Comet, which arrived down yesterday from Green Bay, while rounding too [sic], was slightly damaged by a vessel which was ...