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Lake Erie

1  France with him, La Salle on August 9th entered Lake Erie on board the Griffon, this being the first ship

2  ocean and the lakes. One by the Mississippi to Lake Erie; a second by the Potomac and French creek to the

3  ten gallons of rum. They were seventy days on Lake Erie, and two of the number perished with hunger and

4  Lake Ontario and fifteen tons burthen on Lakes Erie and Huron; but if not intended to communicate

5  ten smaller gun-boats on Lake Ontario and ten on Lake Erie. The ship carpenters, who construct them, reside

6  enormous price, and yet it is not so high as on Lake Erie, whither all sorts of naval stores must be sent

7  arrive at the latter place and are freighted for Lake Erie, pass by the former to sail again up the river

8  in 1796, known as the Detroit, and she plied on Lake Erie. Not, however, until the following year (1797)

9  Jaques & Co.'s through line of steamers for Lake Erie, Windsor and Chatham." These steamers left on

10  for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and all ports on Lake Erie. Passengers taking the evening train of the

11  portion of September severe storms visited Lake Erie, and a great many vessels were wholly or

12  On Lake Erie the storm was no less disastrous. As the

13  with the view of using her to tow timber on Lake Erie.

14  Company, which had previously been running on Lake Erie, and was under command of Captain Wigle.

15  Pa., in 1797. For one season only she sailed on Lake Erie. She was then sold to a Canadian, who took her

16  Cavors. Whilst engaged in carrying freight on Lake Erie she came into collision with an American vessel,

17  There also appears to have been a schooner on Lake Erie at this time known as the Camden, for in the

18  and six days later were near Amherstburg, on Lake Erie The Kingston Gazette of September 19, 1812,

19  Headquarters, camp, Bank of Lake Erie, 15 miles s.w. Port Talbot, August 11, 1812, six

20  The capture was effected at Black Rock on Lake Erie by Lieutenant Jesse D. Elliott, U. S. N. The

21  10th, 1813, took place the memorable battle on Lake Erie between the American and British squadrons. The

22  Champlain. Confiance, 32; captain, D. Pring, for Lake Erie."

23  first steamboat built to ply on Lake Erie was Walk-in-the-Water, built at Buffalo at the

24  A dreadful steamboat disaster occurred on Lake Erie on June 16th. The George Washington, on her

25  has received her machinery, and proceeded up Lake Erie a few days since on her trial trip. She is very

26  On August 9th a terrible disaster occurred on Lake Erie, when the steamboat Erie, an American vessel,

27  between OSWEGO and the various Ports on LAKE ERIE AND THE UPPER LAKES.

28  same time as the Cherokee. She cruised on Lakes Erie and Huron. Her first commander was Lieutenant

29  of ice at the ingress to the river from Lake Erie, doling for a time the inlet."

30  the most lamentable loss of life occurred on Lake Erie early in May to the Commerce, a propeller plying

31  accompanied by awful loss of life occurred on Lake Erie on June 17th, the steamer Griffith,with

32  they could carry if armed: 4-PoundersSwivels Erie, Huron and MichiganSchooner NancyGeo. Smith &

33  known1766Unknown Charlotte" "1766" Victory" "1766Lake Erie vessels Boston" "1766 Brunswick"

34  there to Niagara. The first steamer to ply on Lake Erie ; she was always under American colors. The

Lake Erie

1  built the two sister steamers, Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. They were all of the same or nearly the same

2  The Lake Erie was lost near Green Bay, Lake Michigan, in 1882,

3  OntarioPort Dalhousie1872375Wrecked 1882. Lake EriePort Dalhousie1872375Burned

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