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Simcoe

1  wholly groundless, for a day or two later the Simcoe arrived at Niagara, with the intelligence that

2  On the 19th of the following May the schooner Simcoe, under the command of Captain Murney, arrived at

3  had been no less than seven, namely, the Beaver, Simcoe, Peter Robinson, Morning, J. C. Morrison, Emily

4  26 guns; Prince Regent, 22; Earl of Moira, 20; Simcoe, 12, and Seneca 4. The expedition was not

5  they were, with their faces to the enemy. The Simcoe, under command of Captain James Richardson, took

6  schooner was recognized at a distance as the Simcoe. It was a vessel owned and commanded at the

7  Regent, 22 guns; the Royal George, 26 guns; the Simcoe, 12 guns; the Seneca 4, the Princess Charlotte

8  Earl of Moira, and the schooners Prince Regent, Simcoe and Seneca. The Governor-General Sir George

9  the Peter Robinson. She was known as the Simcoe, her managing owner being the same as that of

10  SIMCOE. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. THE STEAM PACKET SIMCOE WILL LEAVE HOLLAND LANDING For the Narrows. via

11  ngston179480Wrecked. SophiaKingstonUnknownUnknown SimcoeKingston1797 Toronto

12  gunsBroken up Moiraat181220 gunsBroken up Simcoe12 gunsBroken up Seneca4 gunsBroken up Princess

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