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Owen Sound, ON

1  during the season of 1898 from Collingwood and Owen Sound to the Soo. Port Arthur. Duluth and Mackinaw

2  vessels were built by Captain John Simpson, of Owen Sound, who also lengthened the steamers City of Midland

3  had settled on a farm lot about four miles from Owen Sound, then known as Sydenham, and there they remained

4  father, who was Bailiff of the Division Court at Owen Sound, and also later by Sheriff Snider. In 1866 he was

5  seventeen years of age, in May 1868, he went to Owen Sound and shipped before the mast in a schooner

6  Owen Sound Advertiser, April 27, 1876: Our Harbor : The

7  He has had the experience of sailing from Owen Sound to Port Arthur on the steamer Manitoba, and has

8  and freight business between Collingwood and Owen Sound. During 1865 and 1866 he was aboard the steamer

9  education, which was finished in the schools at Owen Sound. His grandfather and father were farmers, the

10  After four years' residence in Owen Sound, Capt. McNab began the life of a sailor, the

11  the building of the steamer Seguin at Owen Sound, and has commanded her ever since. He will

12  being as cook aboard the schooner Owen Sound, of Owen Sound, sailing out of Collingwood. He was in her the

13  was later drowned off the steamer Jane Miller in Owen Sound Bay, when all hands were lost one night. Having

14  wrong channel whilst a consort of the steambarge Owen Sound. No one was drowned, but the vessel finally

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