© Richard Palmer and Shirley Farone, February 2013
This is the new "Maritime Memories" page. What appears here is the result of many hours' research done by several individuals who specialize in nautical aspects centered around the lakes, rivers, and waterways of New York State. Its features are now indexed in chronological order by date of publication. Click on the far right column for articles you wish to read. If you find links that are not executable, please advise me. As of January 9, 2007, there appears scores of articles, spanning well over a century and a half. (Shirley Farone, siteowner).
Ref. |
Date |
Source |
Title/Topic/Content |
a-1 |
2007-08 |
Written and presented |
"The Lyman M. Davis - Last of the Great Lakes Schooners" |
AAAA-14 |
March 2, 1799 |
Congressional Act -5th Congress |
An Act to regulate the collection of duty |
AAA-14 |
July 6 & 15, 1812 |
Geneva Gazette |
War of 1812 items |
1 |
May 11 & 18, 1814 |
The Pilot, Cazenovia, N. Y. |
War of 1812 at Oswego Harbor |
1-c |
April 1, 1819 |
Geneva Gazette |
Steam Boat, Ontario |
1-a |
October 21, 1819 |
Oswego Palladium |
A Summertime Wreck on Lake Ontario |
1-b |
October 19, 1820 |
Oswego Palladium |
A Graveyard of Ships |
1-d |
November 1, 1820 |
Palmyra Register |
Distressing Shipwrecks |
1-e |
October 18, 1822 |
Sackets Harbor Republican |
Dreadful Shipwreck |
eee |
June 5, 1824 |
Oswego Palladium |
Wreck of the Sylph " |
1-f |
August 31, 1827 |
Wayne Sentinel |
Disturbing Event |
b-3 |
July 29, 1829 |
Wayne Sentinel, Palmyra, N. Y. |
"Lake Ontario Shipwreck" |
b-1 |
Sept. 4, 1829 |
Wayne Sentinel |
"Curiosity" |
b-2 |
Sept. 23, 1829 |
Wayne Sentinel |
"Lake Ontario" |
b-4 |
April 29, 1831 |
Wayne Sentinel |
"Melancholy Accident" |
b-44 |
May 8, 1833 |
Oswego Free Press |
Launch: Schooner Bryon |
HHH |
August 20, 1852 |
Oswego Daily Times |
"Steam Grain Elevators" |
2 |
December 5, 1832 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Martha Ogden |
2-c |
Februay 4, 1835 |
Oswego Palladium |
"A Card" - est. of The Seamen's Friend Society Library |
2-a |
February 29, 1836 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Schooner "Medora" - a poem |
2-b |
July 12,1836 |
Oswego Palladium |
Welland Canal Traffic |
3 |
July 12, 1838 |
Jefferson County Whig |
The Telegraph Cruises the 1000 Islands |
4 |
July 25, 1838 |
Oswego County Whig from |
Shipwreck of the "Wm. L. Marcy" Trip from Ellisburgh to Oswego" |
5555 |
May 14, 1839 |
Oswego County Whig |
"Marine List - Port of Oswego" |
DDD |
December 7, 1842 |
New York Spectator |
Wreck of the Sir Francis Bond Head on Lake Ontario |
5 |
1842-1847 |
From Richard Palmer's Research |
Letters From Augustus Ford, Chartmaker |
a-4 |
Aug. 22, 1846 |
Syracuse Daily Journal |
New Vessels |
6 |
May 6, 1847 |
Syracuse Daily Star |
Correspondence of the Star Rochester - May 4 - |
IIIa |
varying |
Oswego Commercial Times - 8/23/1849 |
Schooner Lilla |
6-x |
September 20, 1851 |
Oswego Palladium |
Shipyard owned by Alderman Burns |
6-a |
September 26, 1857 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Plaudits for Oswego Shipbuilders |
7 |
1850 & 1860 |
Federal Census |
List of Shipbuilders |
7777 |
September 28, 1850 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Neptune Reported Lost |
7-b |
Oct. 12,1850 |
Syracuse Daily Star |
"Gale on Saturday" |
7-b |
Dec. 9,1850 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Lake Commerce - 1850 |
7-bb |
Dec. 9,1850 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
"Oswego - Its Business" - a critique |
7-b |
January 3,1851 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Lake Business of Oswego |
b-11 |
May 28, 1852 |
Oswego Daily Journal |
Death of Lighthousekeeper Orlo Steele |
KKK |
June 21, 1852 |
Oswego Daily Times |
The Steamer Cataract; Disaster |
b-7 |
Sept. 9, 1852 |
Oswego Commerce Times |
Clemow Brothers, Shipping Agent |
7-a |
July 8, 1853 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Vessels Burned |
AAA-13 |
January & February 1855 |
Oswego newspapers |
Propeller St. Nicholas Arrives |
z-MMM |
March 10, 1855 |
Oswego Times & Journal |
Marine Railway - Holly Patent Pumps |
y-MMM |
August 18, 1855 |
Oswego Times & Journal |
Obituary - Benjamin Ford |
8 |
January 30, 1856 |
Oswego Times & Journal |
Gift of the Waves |
b-8 |
Apr. 19, 1856 |
Oswego Palladium |
First Arrival, City of Hamilton |
AAA-14 |
July 12, 1856 |
Oswego Times & Journal |
Schooner "William Sanderson" |
a-8 |
7/10/1856 - 11/4/1856: |
Oswego Times & Journal |
Eleven Maritime Articles |
aa-8 |
8/14/1856 |
Oswego Palladium |
New Dry Dock by Miller |
aaa-8 |
8/19/1856 |
Oswego Palladium |
New Vessels - Oswego |
8-c |
October 5, 1856 |
Ithaca (NY) Journal |
Salmon River Harbor Activities |
b-9 |
Dec. 8, 1856 |
Ithaca (NY) Journal |
Another Vessel for Europe |
b-10 |
May 9, 1857 |
Oswego Palladium |
Clemow & Bloore, "Game Cock Line" |
OOO |
October 27, 1849 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Marine Railway & Shipyard Fire at Oswego Meeting of Vessel Owners Kitts Shipyard Advertisement - Miller, Kitts & Moore Propellers - A Proposition A Schooner Dispatch Schooner Radiant Disappears - Cpt. Carey/Mate Calvin - 3 articles Chas. Meeker - overboard on Carlton "Ship & Boat Building" (Kitt's yard) Powhattan at dry dock Knight Templar and Sassacus Powhattan purchased Powhattan in bone yard Removing the eyesores of hulks Thoughts on eyesores Oswego City Council takes a vote Carlton dismantled Hulks at Stages of Decay Frightened the Bridge Tenders Schooner Race Powhattan burns at railway pier Sassacus burning Sassacus fire extinguished Sale of Sassacus postponed Sassacus to undergo repairs Sassacus leaves harbor for last time? Sassacus carrying wood out of Detroit Facts regarding Sassacus The colorful history of the Sassacus |
8-aaa |
May 8, 1858 |
from the research of |
Report of vessels at port of Oswego |
8-b |
May 8, 1858 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Oswego And Its Business |
b-10a |
March 19, 1859 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
A speech by Hon. Arvin Rice of Hannibalville "Confirmation of the name of Union Village" |
bb-10 |
September 9, 1859 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
The Light House at Port Ontario -- Vessels Wrecked |
9 |
November 3, 1859 |
Rochester Union & Advertiser |
Wreck of the Schooner, "Twilight" |
999 |
March 10, 1860 |
Oswego Palladium |
Marine Railway-Goble |
xx |
April 5, 1860 |
Cape Vincent Gazette |
Lighthouse Keeper: 1860 - Orvis Westcott Lighthouse Keeper: 1926 - S. Ward |
xx-1209 |
Maritime Occupations |
Compiled by Richard Palmer |
Pultneyville - Wayne County |
xx-1210 |
Maritime Occupations |
Compiled by Richard Palmer |
Maritime Occupations - Oswego, N. Y. |
xx-1211 |
Maritime Occupations |
Compiled by Richard Palmer |
Maritime Occupations - Clayton, N. Y. |
xx-1214 |
Maritime Occupations |
Compiled by Richard Palmer |
Maritime Occupations - Cape Vincent, N. Y. |
xxx-1214 |
Maritime Occupations |
Compiled by Richard Palmer |
Maritime Occupations - Henderson, N. Y. |
999-2 |
September 18, 1860 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
"Fickle Fortune" "Diver Without Armor" |
999-1 |
September 28, 1860 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Vessel Ashore: Caledonia |
CCC |
April 17, 1861 |
Oswego Palladium |
"Barque Tornado -- Wreck Towed to Kingston |
10 |
Dec. 18, 1861 |
Wyoming County Mirror |
"Our Lake Defenses" About Madison Barracks/Sackets Harbor Article 2 of Miscellany |
10-dd |
March 18, 1862 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
"An Exciting Time at Charlotte" |
LLL |
March 31, 1862 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Obituary - Matthew McNair Northwestern Insurance Co. Vessel and Boat Launch The Canal |
LLL |
April 1, 1862 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Obituary - Capt. Eli Allen "Preparing for Business" |
AAA-10 |
April 11, 1862 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
"Lake Transportation" |
OOO-a |
May 6, 1862 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Miller Shipyard Launches the Russian |
AAA-11 |
March 17, 1863 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
"Display of Bunting" |
a-10 |
Jan. 8, 1864 |
Oswego Commerce Times |
List of Vessels Laid Up |
11 |
April 8, 1864 |
Oswego Palladium |
Fitting Out On The Great Lakes |
cccc-11 |
April 18, 1867 |
Syracuse Journal |
"Dry Dock in Oswego" |
ccc-11 |
May 18, 1867 |
Oswego Advertiser & Times |
"Tug Oswego Returns" |
11-b |
April 10, 1868 |
Ogdensburg Journal |
Northern Transportation Co. |
11-a |
Nov. 29, 1868 |
Ogdensburg Daily Journal |
A Mysterious Affair at Sodus |
12 |
July 27, 1869 |
Carthage Republican |
Rising of Waters In Lakes |
13 |
March 22, 1870 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Fort Pike |
13 |
April 15, 1870 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Mssrs. Irwin and Sloan Build New Dock |
999-15 |
April 19, 1870 |
Oswego Daily Press |
Northern Transportation's Schedule (West) |
999-16 |
August 22, 1849 |
Oswego Commercial Times |
Lake Schooners Can Navigate Ocean Wanted Ship Carpenters W. G. Grant and City of Green Gay Tug D. D. Pratt Exploded More Details on D. D. Pratt Schooner Delos De Wolf went ashore Loss of the Sweet Home "Ice Scenery" "Tom" Goble's Brave Deed" Holmes Saved From Rocks |
AAA-12 |
April 30, 1870 |
Oswego Daily Press |
"Lake Ontario: Royal Mail Line of Steamers" |
14 |
May 9, 1870 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Reminiscence of 1812 |
15 |
May 10, 1870 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Obituary of Deacon John Oted |
16 |
June 13, 1870 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Putnam & Wilcox Building a Big Ship |
18 |
Oct. 26, 1870 |
Watertown Daily Times |
An article about Bill Johnston "Pirate of the St. Lawrence" |
18-a |
Dec. 19, 1870 |
Watertown Daily Times |
End of Fishing Season (Chaumont) - 1870 |
19 |
May 16, 1871 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Phantom Bark |
19-a |
July 22, 1871 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Traffic Route |
20 |
December 8,1871 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Elvina At Anchor In The Breakers Schooner |
21 |
December 9, 1871 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Hannah & The Elvina Combat Rough Waters |
22 |
April 13, 1872 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Oldest Man In Jefferson County - McCoy Lance (a mariner) |
a24 |
June 6, 1872 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
First Locomotive for the Lake Ontario Shore Railroad |
23 |
July 15, 1872 |
Watertown Daily Times |
A New Vessel Being Built B. Eveleigh of Sackets Harbor |
23-xx |
August 19, 1872 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Preston in for Overhaul Awaiting arrival of the Dane ladenned with shipbuilding timber |
24 |
August 31, 1872 |
Oswego Palladium |
Robbing Sailors |
24-a |
July 17, 1873 |
Oswego Daily Times |
A War Vessel For Lake Ontario |
25 |
May 27, 1873 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Launch of the "Wm. B. Phelps" |
25-a |
Nov. 11, 1873 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Lake Ontario Disaster |
26-z |
November 15, 1873 |
Oswego Palladium |
Schooners E. W. Rathbun John T. Mott, and Cheney Ames: "Along the Docks" |
26 |
December 1, 1873 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Sixteen Workmen Are Now Employed In Chaumont |
27 |
May 18, 1874 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The New Vessel of Messrs. Copley, Enos, & Folger |
27 |
May 19, 1874 |
Watertown Daily Times |
A Handsome Boat |
28 |
June 4, 1874 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Launch at Chaumont of the "Watertown" |
28-a |
July 8, 1874 |
Oswego Palladium |
The John Broden |
28-b |
May 1, 1875 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Vessel Owners Meeting |
29 |
May 12, 1875 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Launch at Chaumont of the A. J. Dewey |
30 |
May 18, 1875 |
Oswego Palladium |
The New Vessel A. J. Dewey |
31 |
October 18, 1875 |
Oswego Palladium |
A New Schooner, A. J. Dewey |
32-x |
June 12,1876 |
Oswego Palladium |
Schooner Pacific "Our Freshy Water Sailors" |
32 |
April 4, 1876 |
Oswego Palladium |
Early Steamboating Reminiscences |
33 |
July 14, 1876 |
Ithaca |
The Port of North Fair Haven in Oswego County, N. Y. |
34 |
March 26, 1877 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Death of Capt. Morgan Wheeler |
34-a |
Jan. 26, 1878 |
Oswego Palladium |
An Old and Interesting Relic |
34-b |
Jan. 31, 1878 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Inspection and Rating |
34-c |
May 4, 1878 |
Oswego Palladium |
Western Bound Freights |
34-d |
May 8, 1878 |
Oswego Palladium |
A Sailor's Fatal Fall |
AAA-15 |
Sept. 9, 1878 |
Oswego Morning Herald |
"About the Wharves" |
AAA-18 |
October 21, 1878 |
Oswego Morning Herald |
"Loss of the Schooner Lyons" |
35 |
Nov. 30, 1878 |
Oswego Palladium |
An Old Tar's Twister |
AAAA-18 |
December 5, 1878 |
Oswego Palladium |
Steam Yacht Shoecraft - Boat Ride to |
35xxxx |
December 13, 1878 |
Oswego Morning Herald |
"Steam Vs. Sail" |
AAA-16 |
April 29, 1879 |
Oswego Morning Herald |
"Ship Carpenters' Strike |
35-e |
May 31, 1879 |
Oswego Morning Herald |
Wanted a Tug Boat |
BBB-4 |
June 24, 1879 |
Oswego Morning Herald |
New schooner named Leadville |
35-a |
March 6, 1880 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Port of Oswego |
35-c |
March 10, 1880 |
Oswego Palladium |
Preparations for Navigation |
35-b |
March 19, 1880 |
Oswego Palladium |
Too Early Navigation |
35-d |
March 22, 1880 |
Oswego Palladium |
"The Opening of Navigation" |
36 |
March 30, 1880 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Return Trip of the Persia |
37 |
March 30, 1880 |
Oswego Palladium |
Adrift on Lake Ontario |
38 |
Nov. 1880 |
Oswego Palladium & |
Five Articles About the Cortez |
38-a |
Nov. 30,1880 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Cortez Wreck |
a-38 |
Dec. 5, 1881 |
Oswego Palladium |
Vessels Laid Up in Oswego |
AAA-21 |
Aug. 12, 1882 |
Oswego Morning Press |
"The Barge Kingsford in Port |
39 |
1884-1886 |
Local and national newspapers |
5 articles about the fishing |
a-39 |
April 1, 1884 |
New Canadian Examining Board |
"A Plucked Mariner" |
x-39 |
March 25, 1886 |
Auburn Weekley News |
"A Real Romance of Lake Erie" |
38-b |
Aug. 28, 1886 |
Watertown Herald |
Barbed Wire Smuggling |
40 |
Nov. 15, 1886 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Wreck of the Belle Wilson |
AAA-21 |
Nov. 26, 1886 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Schooner "Comanche" |
AAA-23 |
November 26, 1886 |
Oswego Palladium |
"The Commodore Was Joyful |
41 |
Dec. 4, 1886 |
Oswego Palladium |
Salad for Saturday |
41-a |
Dec. 6, 1886 |
Watertown Herald |
Disasters of Lake Ontario |
40-a |
Dec. 11, 1886 |
Watertown Herald |
The End a Sad One/Ellisburgh News |
a-40 |
March 7, 1887 |
Oswego Palladium |
Another Harbor Wanted |
42 |
Jan. 20, 1888 |
Watertown Daily Times |
The Old Historic Village Awakening |
42-d |
Feb. 4, 1888 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Our Freshwater Sailors |
aaaa-40 |
July 18, 1888 |
St. Lawrence Republican |
"The Little Schooner Sea Foam in the Gale of |
42-b |
Oct. 20, 1888 |
Watertown Herald |
Shipbuilding In Oswego |
BBB-2 |
Oct. 30, 1888 |
Oswego Palladium |
Decline of Shipbuilding In Oswego |
a42 |
May 28, 1889 |
Canadian Newspapers |
The Bavaria Washed Ashore on Horseshoe Island - several articles |
43 |
July 7, 1889 |
New York Times |
Battle of Sandy Creek (Article No. 3) |
a-43 |
July 14, 1890 |
Oswego Daily Times |
"The Effect on the Coal Trade" |
43-C |
Septmeber 9, 1890 |
Oswego Daily Times |
"The R W & O's Branch to Buffalo" |
AAA-17 |
Sept. 14, 1891 |
Oswego Palladium |
"The Government's New Dredge" - Frontenac |
GGG |
June 21, 1892 |
Oswego Palladium |
"End of an Eventful Live" |
MMM |
July 8, 1892 |
Oswego Palladium |
Obituary - Capt. Thomas Collins |
b-52 |
Dec. 13, 1892 |
Oswego Palladium |
James Navagh Dies |
43-a |
August 21, 1893 |
Rochester Union and Advertiser |
Two Vessels Ashore |
43-b |
May 5, 1893 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Shipwreck of the Schooner Baltic |
44 |
Oct. 21, 1893 |
Rochester Union & Advertiser |
Traffic On Lake Ontario |
a-44 |
January 22, 1894 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Sackets Harbor Shipbuilder Dies B. Eveleigh Dead. |
44-a |
April 25, 1894 |
Rochester Union & Advertiser |
Launching A Schooner (The Singapore) |
44-a |
June 4, 1894 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
Obituary: John Navagh |
44-b |
August 18, 1894 |
Watertown Herald |
Harvey Hubbard (Death Notice) |
44-c |
October 13, 1894 |
Watertown Herald |
A Schooner Founders Eight Lives Lost |
45 |
1895 |
Jefferson County (NY) Historical Society-- |
Battle of Sandy Creek (Article No. 4) |
HHH-1 |
March 1, 1895 |
Oswego Palladium |
"Recalling the Oswego Fleet" |
HHHH-1 |
December 14, 1895 |
Oswego Daily Times |
"Spanish Dog Saved from Drowning in the River" |
HHHH-7 |
July 5, 1896 |
Syracuse Sunday Herald |
"In Watery Tombs - Dark Side |
HHHH-6 |
October 1, 1896 |
Monroe County Mail |
"Fresh Water Sailors" by Sewell Ford |
46 |
March 26, 1897 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
Captain Molther's Paper Read Last Night |
aa-46 |
July 4, 1897 |
Syracuse Sunday Herald |
"His Best Fourth" |
aaa-46 |
November 18, 1897 |
Oswego Daily Times |
"Our Bold Sailors" |
EEE |
varying dates |
Oswego Daily Times - 12/6/1897 |
Troubles at Charity Shoal |
45-a |
April 16, 1898 |
Watertown Herald |
Are Eager to Enlist |
45-aa |
August 2, 1899 |
Oswego Daily Times |
George Goble - Age Eighty |
AAA-19 |
August 9, 1899 |
Oswego Palladium |
"Reflection On the City" |
46-a |
Dec. 30, 1899 |
Watertown Herald |
A Curious Relic |
46-m |
Feb. 20, 1900 |
Oswego Palladium |
Sheldon Point, etc. - Washing Away |
a-46 |
November 17, 1902 |
Oswego Palladium |
"Passing of the 'Canaler' " |
AAA-24 |
April 17, 1905 |
Oswego Palladium |
"Goble Gets Contracts for Two Big Ones" |
47 |
Dec. 30, 1905 |
Syracuse Post Standard |
River Barge Behind Times |
999-17 |
October 15, 1906 |
Syracuse Post Standard |
Obituary - George Goble |
BBB-1 |
May 2, 1907 |
Oswego Times |
Brower A. Morgan |
47-h |
August 9, 1907 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
An Old-Timer |
i-47 |
September 14, 1907 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
"Commerce of Great Lakes" |
47-i |
October 25, 1907 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
Attracts Attention at Toledo |
47-bbb |
November 30, 1907 |
Watertown Herald |
Edgar Crapo, obit; ran mail ferry |
b-51 |
March 14, 1908 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Oswego Fleet |
III-d |
November 7, 1908 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Capt. Albert Perry, Hale & Hearty at age 90! |
III-cc |
February 6, 1909 |
Oswego Palladium |
Birthday Celebration: John W. Roche |
III-c |
February 10, 1909 |
Ogdensburg News |
"Fifty-five Years Ago This City |
AAA-21 |
August 26, 1909 |
Bolivar Breeze |
Cuba In Canal Days |
A-47 |
Nov. 18, 1911 |
Watertown Herald |
Lumbering Extraordinary |
B-47 |
Nov. 18, 1911 |
Watertown Herald |
Cpt. Hinckley and the Raising |
47-a |
June 7, 1912 |
Citizen Journal |
Oldtimer recalls good old days |
b-47 |
March 19, 1913 |
Oswego Daily Times |
May Acquire Station |
b-48 |
April 18, 1913 |
Watertown Herald |
Navigation Open |
bb-48 |
March 8, 1915 |
Syracuse Sunday Herald |
Goble Shipyard Condemned |
JJJ |
April 8, 1915 |
Cape Vincent Eagle |
The Sailing Schooner - thing of the past |
b-49 |
August 3, 1915 |
Watertown Herald |
Schooners Disappearing |
47-j |
September 3, 1915 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
For the Marine Gallery |
47-b |
unknown |
unknown |
Captions courtesy of Bill Hecht |
III |
October 27, 1915 |
Oswego Palladium |
Obit - Capt. Beggs - vessel master |
b-50 |
November 28, 1915 |
Syracuse Herald |
Chaumont Ciscoes Returning |
bb-50 |
February 16, 1916 |
Cape Vincent Eage |
"Favor Removal of Life Saving Depot" |
b-53 |
April 26, 1916 |
Oswego Palladium |
Fifty Years on the Lakes |
47-c |
April 28, 1916 |
Oswego Palladium |
The Comanche's Famous Trip |
IIIb |
October 18, 1916 |
Oswego Daily Palladium |
"Famous Racers on the Lakes" |
999-3 |
November 29, 1916 |
Jefferson County Journal |
Paper read: "Battle of Big Sandy" |
999-5 |
January 31, 1917 |
Oswego Palladium |
"Winter Navigation" |
47-d |
April 25, 1917 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Tug Association Formed in 1875 |
47-f |
May 12, 1917 |
Watertown Herald |
Lake Boats Busy |
A-47 |
September 22, 1917 |
Watertown Herald |
Tragedy on Lake (The Hiawatha) |
47-g |
April 20, 1918 |
Watertown Herald |
Navigation Open |
47-e |
July 6, 1918 |
Watertown Herald |
Barge Phelps Floated |
48 |
August 14, 1919 |
Oswego Daily Times |
Capt. Vincent of Clayton |
48 |
November 20, 1919 |
Cape Vincent Eagle |
Ontario Record For Lost Vessels |
48-c |
August 18, 1920 thru |
Several newspapers and |
Several articles about the Steamer James A. Shrigley |
999-2 |
September 12, 1921 |
Oswego Daily Times |
John
S. Parsons |
48-ccc |
November 4, 1921 |
Syracuse Post-Standard |
Claude W. Cole To Have New Fish Tug |
48-ddd |
November 10, 1921 |
Cape Vincent Eagle |
"Won't Sell Navy Yard at Sackets" |
48-a |
April 22, 1922 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Captain Franklin D. Phelps (death) |
48-aaa |
December 21, 1922 |
Cape Vincent Eagle |
Chaumont Dropped as Port of Entry |
48-aaaa |
May 10, 1923 |
Ogdensburgh Advance and |
George Hall Corporation |
48-b |
August 27, 1925 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
Last of Sailing Ships |
48-xxx |
March 13, 1926 |
Syracuse Herald |
Claude Cole Buys Buffalo From The |
49 |
June 5, 7, 9 of 1930 |
Watertown Daily Times |
1)Recalls Journey of Rees |
49-AAA |
January 18, 1931 |
Syracuse Herald Journal |
"Duck Islands Claim Three More Lives" |
49-eee |
February 25, 1931 |
Duluth Herald, Duluth, MN |
"Capt. A. C. Majo Still Running...." |
i-49 |
March 6,1931 |
Watertown Daily Times |
"Fitting Out Was Sign of Spring Fifty Years Ago" |
d-49 |
April 7, 1932 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
"Will Not Outfit Last Schooner on Lake Ontario" |
49-a |
March 9, 1933 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
More Records on Early Schooners |
a-50 |
Feb. 2, 1934 |
Oswego Palladium |
Will Burn Lyman Davis on May 24 |
50 |
December 9, 1934 |
Richard Palmer |
Augustus Hinckley, Lake Ontario Mariner |
50-a |
August 22, 1936 |
Toronto Telegram |
Anchor Found at Mouth of |
51 |
July 25, 1937 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Last Chaumont boat in Watertown |
51xxx |
June 5, 1939 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
"Do You Remember?" - re: East Cove, Oswego |
51xxxx |
June 7, 1939 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
Obituary: Mrs. Carrie McFarlane |
52zz |
June 16,,1940 |
Syracuse Post-Standard |
"Cape Man Recalls Life |
52xxxx |
September 20,1940 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
"A Landmark Passing" - (Parsons) |
54xxxx |
April 21, 1941 |
Oswego Palladium Times |
Do You Remember - McCarthy & Marsh Chandlery |
51-a |
July 29, 1941 |
Herald-American |
Ship-building at Chaumont Bay (NY) |
55 |
October 23, 1941 |
Oswego Palladium, Oswego, N. Y. |
Old Time Hotel Is Being Razed |
BBB-3 |
October 27, 1946 |
Post-Standard |
Schooner Illinois |
50-b |
October 9, 1948 |
Toronto Telegram |
Schooner Days |
52 |
June 8, 1955 |
Watertown Daily Times |
Big Norse Freighter Puts In At Chaumont |
52-a |
1987 |
MRS Printers Inc., Gouverneur, N. Y. |
Follow The North Shore by Joyce Lance |
52-XXX |
October 18, 1988 |
Oswego Palladium-Times |
"The Story of Oswego Harbor Beacons" |
53 |
January, 2002 |
Richard Palmer |
Did Sea Serpents Once |
date unknown |
unknown newspaper |
Capt. Simon Johnston (boat builder) House Is Historical Site at Clayton, N. Y. |
55 |
September 2, 1876 |
Oswego Palladium - letter from |
An excerpt about the rumor that sunken battleships ever lay in or near Sackets Harbor |
56 |
October 17, 1876 |
Oswego Palladium - letter from Carlos Colton |
Another excerpt re: sunken battleship at Sackets. |