Registry and Rig Information |
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| Name
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SCOTT, J. MARIA |
| Registry
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U.S. |
| Official Number
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75610 |
| Rig
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Schooner |
Dimensions and Tonnage |
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| Length
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136.00 |
| Width
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26.00 |
| Depth
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12.00 |
| Gross Tonnage
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348.89 |
| Net Tonnage
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331.45 |
| Hull Material
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Wood |
Vessel History |
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| Rebuilds
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Tonnage change, Port Huron, MI, September 3, 1888 (318.58 gross - 302.66 net). Rig changed to propeller, Port Huron, MI, May 5, 1890 (136.25 x 26.58 x 12.33; 377.67 gross - 280.62 net). |
| History
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First enrollment issued at Oswego, NY, June 2, 1874.Name changed at Oswego, NY, April 21, 1884. Vessel out of documentation at Oswego, NY, January 27, 1888; redocumented at Port Huron, MI, September 3, 1888.
As WHITE STAR: Stranded about four hundred feet off Point Pelee, Ontario, Lake Erie, on November 26, 1887; crew of seven saved. Hull recovered the following spring and repaired at Port Huron, MI. |
| Disposition
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Burned at the Pere Marquette dock, Port Huron, MI, 3/9/1901, and scuttled. Final enrollment surrendered at Port Huron, 3/30/1901. Hull apparently sold to Canadian buyers. Burned shortly after coming from a rebuild at Polson Iron Works, Toronto, Ont., on July 11, 1903, but before being registered. |
Build Information |
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| Builder
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Goble, George |
| Place Built
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Oswego, NY |
| Date Built
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1874-00-00 |
Source |
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| Source
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HCGL |