The barge HARRY A. WHEELER sank at the dock of the East End Coal Company, Bridgeport, CT, on Oct. 24, 1914. A diver found the bottom was out, and the vessel was not salvaged. She was likely owned by Owen McCaffrey. Includes correspondence, telegrams, telephone transcriptions, charges, and service records.

The sloop yacht HATTIE T., possibly of Greenport, NY, went ashore at Fort Pond Bay, NY, likely on Jul 7, 1914. She was owned by David W. Tuttle, Montauk, NY. Includes letters, an agreement, and a bill for floating the vessel.

The barge LIZZIE HORAN caught fire and sank off Bartletts Reef near New London, CT, on Jul 12, 1914. She was owned by Thomas J. Horan, New York, NY. Includes correspondence, telegrams, telephone transcriptions, marine protest, bills, charges, and service records.

The schooners MATTHEW S. GREER and REBECCA of Boston, MA, and NATALIE J. NELSON of Gloucester, MA, went ashore at Provincetown, MA, on Nov. 19, 1914. The NATALIE J. NELSON floated herself. Includes correspondence, a telegram, telephone transcriptions, wreck reports, and receipts for services rendered.

The sloop ANNIE SCHMITZ sank near Fishers Island, NY, on Aug. 7, 1914. Owned by Conrad Schmitz of Stonington, CT, she was later sold to the T.A. Scott Company for salvage costs. Includes correspondence, bills, receipts, bill of sale, and service records.

Lightship #82 sank during a storm on Nov. 8–10, 1913. Though no salvage was undertaken, a Scott Company diver examined the wreck. Owned by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Includes correspondence, telegrams, telephone transcriptions, blueprint, specifications, and a Lighthouse Service Bulletin.

The steamer NEW YORK became disabled near New London Ledge, off New London, CT, on Dec. 7, 1914. She was owned by the Central Vermont Transportation Company. Includes correspondence, memorandums of charges, bills, and service records.

The schooner FRED TYLER sank at the dock of Oscar Pendleton in Stonington, CT, on Dec. 17, 1914. She was owned by E.B. Darling of Port Jefferson, NY. Includes correspondence, telegrams, telephone transcriptions, marine protest, bills, charges, and service records.

The schooner RUTH went ashore on White Beach, Waterford, CT, on Jan. 13, 1915. Owned by Ricardo R. Morgan of New London, CT. The vessel was apparently abandoned; the cargo alone was salvaged. Includes correspondence and telephone transcriptions.

The steamer NOMAD sank at Stonington, CT, after colliding with the steamer PURITAN on Jan. 13, 1915. She was owned by Capt. Allison of Stonington, CT. Includes correspondence, telegram, receipt, telephone transcriptions, and a bill for services rendered.