Box 2
Contains 29 Results:
Letter and bill re. the scow MARION E. BULLEY of New York, NY, Mar 19, 1912
Vessel, owned by the New Haven Towing Company, New Haven, CT, sank near City Point in the harbor at New Haven, CT, after being damaged by ice on Feb. 19, 1912. Bill is for services rendered.
Papers re. the barge JULIA R. DEMPSEY, of New York, NY, Feb 27, 1912-May 28, 1913
Vessel went ashore on Middle Pond Island, RI, on Feb. 22, 1912. She was owned by the Scully Towing and Transportation Line of New York, NY. Includes correspondence, bills, a transcription of a telephone conversation, and memorandum of services rendered.
Correspondence re. the barge LOUISA of Perth Amboy, NY, Mar 9-12, 1912
Vessel struck a rock and sank while in tow of a Chappell Company tug. She was probably owned by James F. McGuire. Correspondence regards surveying and repairing.
Papers re. the schooner MARY ADELAIDE RANDALL of Port Jefferson, NY, Mar 21-Nov 11, 1912
Vessel sank at the entrance of New Harbor at Block Island, RI on Dec. 28, 1911. She was owned by H.M. Randall of Port Jefferson, NY. Includes correspondence, telegrams, transcriptions of telephone conversations, articles of agreement, and a memorandum of services rendered in removing the wreck.
Papers re. the steam barge L.B. SHAW, of Greenport, NY, Mar 12-Aug 22, 1912
Vessel was stranded on rocks on West Island Bar at Buzzards Bay, MA, on Mar 12, 1912. She was owned by the Pipe Company of Philadelphia, PA, but seems to have been under the charge of the Atlantic Equipment Company, Camden, NJ, at the time of the accident. Includes correspondence, telegrams, transcriptions of telephone conversations, bills, and memorandums of services rendered.
Papers re. the barge LAWRENCE REDICAN, of New York, NY, Feb 3-Apr 17, 1912
Vessel sank in the Thames River off Allyns Point, CT, on Feb. 3, 1912. She was owned by a Mr. Redican. Includes correspondence, telegrams, report of survey, and memorandums of services rendered.
Correspondence re. the barge JULIA HOWARD of New York, NY, Mar 2-25, 1912
Vessel sank on the southwest side of Shelter Island, NY, on Nov. 10, 1911. She was owned by General Transportation, New York, NY.
Papers re. the schooner SAMUEL J. GOUCHER of Boston, MA, Nov 13, 1911
Vessel was stranded on Isle of Shoals, NH, Nov. 12, 1911. Owners, Coastwise Transportation Company, Boston, MA, and manager, John G. Crowley, sold her and her cargo at auction in Boston, MA, Nov. 25, to Charles N. Rowe, Portland, ME. After most of her cargo was removed or washed out, she floated and was towed to Boston, presumably to blow up. Includes correspondence and a list of materials salvaged.
Papers re. the lighter EBONY of Boston, MA, Jan 23, 1912-Sep 27, 1917
Vessel sank at the wharf of the New England Coal and Coke Company of Everett, MA, on Jan. 23, 1912. She was owned by the Boston Tow Boat Company, Boston, MA. Includes correspondence, bills and memorandums of charges for the raising of the vessel.