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Fairhaven, NY

1   once owned by A. D. MacKay of Hamilton, left Fairhaven with 350 tons of coal for Toronto, under command

2   with a good cargo of 500 tons of stove coal from Fairhaven, N.Y. There was fair amount of traffic in and out of

3   coal usually came from Oswego, McIlwraith's from Fairhaven, Browne's from Sodus Point and Myles' from

4   UNDINE cleared on the 27 April, to load coal at Fairhaven for Thos. Myles & Son and the schooner MARY ELLIS

5   JOHN McGEE and MARY ANN LYDON all arrived. from Fairhaven with coal for Thos. Myles & Son. On the 25

6   LADY MACDONALD of Kingston, went ashore at Fairhaven and the Calvin tug CHIEFTAIN lost four barges

7   Cleveland and the MARY ANN LYDON with coal from Fairhaven.

8   the schooner ELLA MURTON came in with coal from Fairhaven for C. J. Myles. Ten days later, this schooner

9   schooner FLORA CARVETH loaded coal in Fairhaven early in November for Murton. Half way up the

10   for 9 days on a voyage from Kingston to Fairhaven, but the following day, she was found to be at

11   and jib-boom and was forced to seek shelter in Fairhaven. She had coal from Oswego for McIlwraith and

12   in from Charlotte, as well as the SINGAPORE from Fairhaven.

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