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- President (Schooner), jetisoned cargo, 1 May 1817Reason: jetisoned cargo Lives: nilReason: jetisoned cargo Lives: nilMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Toronto (Schooner), aground, 17 May 1817Reason: aground Freight: Indian stores Remarks: Total lossReason: aground Freight: Indian stores Remarks: Total lossMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Industry (Schooner), overboard, 17 Sep 1817Reason: overboard Lives: 1Reason: overboard Lives: 1Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Ranger (Schooner), aground, 1 Sep 1817Reason: aground Lives: nil Freight: nil Remarks: Total loss ?Reason: aground Lives: nil Freight: nil Remarks: Total loss ?Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Nautilus (Schooner), capsized, 23 Sep 1817Reason: capsized Lives: 1Reason: capsized Lives: 1Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- President Monroe, capsized, 1 Sep 1817Reason: capsized Lives: nilReason: capsized Lives: nilMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Nautilus (Schooner), capsized & aground, 23 Sep 1817Reason: capsized & aground Lives: 1 Remarks: ?Reason: capsized & aground Lives: 1 Remarks: ?Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Farmer's Daughter (Schooner), capsized, 1 Aug 1817Reason: capsized Lives: nil Remarks: RecoveredReason: capsized Lives: nil Remarks: RecoveredMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Gazette (Detroit, MI), 10 Oct. 1817, page 3.Column 3 ad.Column 3 ad.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 12, 1817We are informed that the packet schooner Farmer's Daughter , Capt. Ingalls , which sails between Kingston and Sackets ...We are informed that the packet schooner Farmer's Daughter , Capt. Ingalls , which sails between Kingston and Sackets ...Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Gazette (Detroit, MI), July 25, 1817*a gill is four onces in U.S. customary measure, five ounces in British Imperial measure. I'm uncertain which would have been in use at this time and place. In any case, it's a good stiff jolt of booze - about 3 shots.*a gill is four onces in U.S. customary measure, five ounces in British Imperial measure. I'm uncertain which would have been in use at this time and place. In any …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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