Vessel named after Captain Perew's friend, a Buffalo Judge
1867 Enrolled Buffalo, New York
1870, May 28 Ashore Spectacle Reef, Michigan, Lake Huron; later large
repairs
1871, Sep 12 Struck & sunk MAID OF THE MIST, Saint Clair, Michigan
1877, May 1 Rig changed to schooner, Buffalo, NY
1878, Sep 24 Dismasted at Amsterdam, Lake Michigan with coal bound for Chicago
1880, April 12 Ashore 6 miles above Oscoda, Michigan
1882-1884 Towed by J.B.LYON
1884, Sep 17 Broke away from tow of propeller KEYSTONE, Lake
Michigan
1884, September 29 Owned G.L. Colwell, Harrisville, Michigan
1885, June Ashore with heavy damage, South Fox Island, Lake Michigan
1886 General rebuild
1887 Towed by KEYSTONE
1887, March 31 Owned Thomas Axworthy
1889, Mar 11 Owned F. B. Case, Norwalk, OH
1889, April 17 Ran ore & coal trades between Ashland, Cleveland, Ohio
& Buffalo, New York
1893, October 15 Ashore Racine harbor piers, Wisconsin, Lake Michigan
1894, Mar 30 Chartered to run lumber trade between Duluth, Minnesota
& Bay City, Michigan
1897, December 4 Stranded north of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, Lake Michigan
