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W. J. Suffell

1   W. J. SUFFELL was built in 1874 at Port Burwell by McDermott

2   to begin the job of getting the coal out of the W. J. SUFFELL before she broke her back, lying on the shore.

3   Corson was in town on the 16 June with the W. J. SUFFELL, delivering 500 tons of coal. This was her fourth

4   schooner W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. John Corson, left Charlotte on Wednesday,

5   appearance. She was followed a day later by the W. J. SUFFELL with a cargo of coal. It was announced that the

6   and ERIE BELLE all in with coal cargoes. The W. J. SUFFELL was unloading coal from Charlotte for Dewey &

7   for Oswego and was followed a day later by the W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. John Corson. The propeller LAKE MICHIGAN

8   of Capt. John Corson and his crew of six in the W. J. SUFFELL. On the 27 November, she had been unreported for 9

9   drawing to a close and on the 5 December, the W. J. SUFFELL arrived and went into winter quarters at the

10   schooner W. J. SUFFELL brought a cargo of coal from Sodus Point on the 8

11   on the 13 April. This vessel, together with the W. J. SUFFELL, OLIVER MOWAT and the FLORA CARVETH had been

12   The season had opened on the 12 April when the W. J. SUFFELL came in and during the season over 60,000 tons of

13   A. Corson, brother of Capt. John Corson of the W. J. SUFFELL, was loading lumber at the Grand Trunk Ry. Wharf

14   Wharf was a busy place, with the schooners W.J. SUFFELL, L. D. BULLOCK and TRADE WIND all in from

15   Muir's dry dock at Port Dalhousie. The schooner W. J. SUFFELL came in with coal from Charlotte for Myles and

16   got stuck east of the railway bridge and the W. J. SUFFELL grounded near the west end of the piers. She had

17   new bridge. Capt. John Corson was stripping the W. J. SUFFELL for winter

18   afternoon, Capt. John Corson set sail in the W. J. SUFFELL for Charlotte, to load coal for

19   schooner W. J. SUFFELL had been laid up at Mathews Bros. Wharf at the

20   first schooner to arrive was the faithful old W. J. SUFFELL, with 475 tons of coal. She got aground in the

21   wintering in Hamilton were the W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. John Corson, SINGAPORE, Capt. S.

22   season on the 27 April. Capt. Corson took the W. J. SUFFELL out and headed for Cleveland on the 27 April, to

23   schooner W. J. SUFFELL was no respecter of the high and mighty of

24   were working their way down the Lake, the W. J. SUFFELL and the SINGAPORE were loading coal at Charlotte

25   Capt. W. A. Corson, DUNDEE, Capt. Kelly and the W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. John

26   W. J. SUFFELL seemed to have the knack of getting her name in

27   schooner W. J. SUFFELL sailed on 18 September for Sodus Bay to load coal

28   W. J. SUFFELL was the first vessel to load pig iron at the new

29   of the schooners were laid up, but the W. J. SUFFELL and the T. R. MERRITT were at Kingston. The MYLES

30   schooners W. J. SUFFELL and ELLA MURTON were both unloading coal cargoes

31   in the harbour on the 27 March when the schooner W. J. SUFFELL was unable to reach the Grand Trunk Wharf to load

32   W. J. SUFFELL got away to Oswego on the 8 April with her cargo

33   schooner W. J. SUFFELL arrived on the 30 September with a cargo of wire

34   Monday, 11 April, the schooner W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. J. Corson, sailed for Port Dalhousie on the

35   W. J. SUFFELL arrived with coal from Sodus Point on the 17

36   schooner W. J. SUFFELL arrived with coal for the gas works and the ELLA

37   PERSIA and LAKE MICHIGAN and the schooner W. J. SUFFELL were all in

38   weekend of 1 October, the schooners TRADE WIND, W. J. SUFFELL and ELLA MURTON all came in from Oswego. The

39   schooner W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. J. Corson, came in on the 14 August with a

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