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Mohawk

1  by Knox, the Historian, the "Onondago" and the "Mohawk."

2  there was the Speedy, schooner, besides the Mohawk, Mississaga and the Duke of Kent. About the same

3  conveyed from Kingston to Niagara on board the Mohawk, under the command of Commodore Bouchette.

4  were soon embarked on board the King's ship, Mohawk, commanded by Commodore Bouchette, grandfather

5  in which we took our passage, and the "Mohawk," which is just finished; a small yacht of

6  The Mohawk, referred to by Rochefoucault, wag in the

7  May of the same year (1797) we again hear of the Mohawk, and also of a vessel which has not been

8  of December 2nd, that "Fears for the fate of the Mohawk are entertained by several persons. It is said

9  at Niagara, with the intelligence that the Mohawk had encountered a heavy storm, in which she was

10  or even a year earlier, also that the schooner Mohawk had been employed in carrying stone from Niagara

11  Another vessel named the Mohawk, also a gunboat, but of very much smaller

12  the close of the last century and the vessel Mohawk, of which we had frequent mention in the early

13  Pointabout 1776" Mohawk, 1st" """ Mississaga" " Duke of Kent"

14  ra179280Wrecked. ChippawayKingston1794400Wrecked. Mohawk,

15  rg"150 AdmiralNiagara"400 CherokeeKingston1843700 Mohawk""150 ForesterRice Lake1845250 Island

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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.