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  • Collections: C. Patrick Labadie Collection
  • Decade: 1790-1799
  • MOHAWK (1794, Schooner)
    MOHAWK (1794, Schooner) Ship
        Final Date: 1803; 1798 - 99 Carried limestone for first Toronto lighthouse. 1803 Beyond repair.
      Final Date: 1803; 1798 - 99 Carried limestone for first Toronto lighthouse. ...
  • SPEEDY (1798, Schooner)
    SPEEDY (1798, Schooner) Ship
        Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 8 Oct 1804; 1804, October 8 Foundered with all hands off Presque Isle, Ontario, Lake Ontario; Final Location: Off Presque Isle, Ontario, Lake Ontario, Foundered; Foundered in blizzard & gale while en route with principals in a murder trial & a number of British V.I.P.s ...
      Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 8 Oct 1804; 1804, October 8 Foundered ...
  • WASHINGTON (1797, Schooner)
    WASHINGTON (1797, Schooner) Ship
        Other Names: LADY WASHINGTON; Final Date: 11 Nov 1803; 1798 Carried on wheels to Lake Ontario, sold Canadian, renamed LADY WASHINGOTN; Final Location: Near Oswego, NY Lake Ontario, storm; went missing, last seen off Oswego, NY
      Other Names: LADY WASHINGTON; Final Date: 11 Nov 1803; 1798 Carried on ...
  • SCHENECTADY (1797, Schooner)
    SCHENECTADY (1797, Schooner) Ship
       
     
  • GOOD INTENT (1799, Schooner)
    GOOD INTENT (1799, Schooner) Ship
        Final Date: 1806; 1806 Wrecked, Lake Erie. ; Final Location: Point Abino. Lake Erie., Ran ashore.; Cargo & crew lost, 8 men.
      Final Date: 1806; 1806 Wrecked, Lake Erie. ; Final Location: Point Abino. ...
  • TRIAL (1790, Schooner)
    TRIAL (1790, Schooner) Ship
        Dimensions (LBD): 50' x 21.5' x 7.2'
      Dimensions (LBD): 50' x 21.5' x 7.2'
  • GENERAL WILKINSON (1797, Schooner)
    GENERAL WILKINSON (1797, Schooner) Ship
        Other Names: AMELIA; 1802 or 1810 Renamed AMELIA. 1810 Repaired. 1812 Owned American Government; armed for Perry's Naval Squadron; participated in Battle of Lake Erie.
      Other Names: AMELIA; 1802 or 1810 Renamed AMELIA. 1810 Repaired. 1812 Owned ...
  • POLLY (1792, Sloop)
    POLLY (1792, Sloop) Ship
       
     
  • YORK (1792, Schooner)
    YORK (1792, Schooner) Ship
        Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: Dec 1799; 1799, December Wrecked, Lake Ontario; Final Location: Devil's Nose near Pultneyville, New York, Lake Ontario, Wrecked in storm
      Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: Dec 1799; 1799, December Wrecked, Lake Ontario; ...
  • JEMIMA (1797, Schooner)
    JEMIMA (1797, Schooner) Ship
        First American vessel built on Lake Ontario, about 3 miles below Rochester, NY.
      First American vessel built on Lake Ontario, about 3 miles below Rochester, ...
  • YORK PACKET (pre1798, Schooner)
    YORK PACKET (pre1798, Schooner) Ship
        Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 7 Apr 1798; 1798, April 7 Near Presqu'ile, Ontario; owned Samuel Heron & Abner Miles, York (Toronto, Ontario ; Final Location: Near Presqu'ile, Ontario, Lake Ontario, Wrecked; Bound Genessee R (Rochester), New York, for York (Toronto), Ontario, she was sabotaged, wrecked in a storm, cargo ...
      Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 7 Apr 1798; 1798, April 7 Near ...
  • TORONTO (1799, Schooner)
    TORONTO (1799, Schooner) Ship
        Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 1811; 1811, Sep Manned with 6 guns. 1811 or 1812, Summer Stranded.; Original Owner: British Government; Final Location: Gibraltar Point, near York, ONT. Lake Ontario., Stranded.; Possibly 1812; stranded on rocky reef.
      Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 1811; 1811, Sep Manned with 6 guns. ...
  • CHIPPEWA (c1790, Schooner)
    CHIPPEWA (c1790, Schooner) Ship
        Final Date: 1803; 1893 Re-rigged at Detroit as a snow; carried merchandise, military stores & passengers Fort Erie - Mackinac. 1793 Seized by British, fitted with 6 guns & stationed at Marden; carried crew of 12. 1794, Aug At Fort Miami during Battle of Fallen Timbers. 1795 Required extensive repairs ...
      Final Date: 1803; 1893 Re-rigged at Detroit as a snow; carried merchandise, ...
  • TWO BROTHERS (pre1799, Schooner)
    TWO BROTHERS (pre1799, Schooner) Ship
        1799 In service Lake Ontario, Captain A. Burnt. 1805 Wrecked, Buffalo, NY. 1833, Nov 12 Bound Pultneyville to Oswego, NY, feared lost on Lake Ontario; owned A. & B. Todd. 1835, Nov Landed on top of pier at Buffalo, NY; total loss.
      1799 In service Lake Ontario, Captain A. Burnt. 1805 Wrecked, Buffalo, NY. ...
  • FRANCIS (1794, Sloop)
    FRANCIS (1794, Sloop) Ship
        Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 49' x 19' x 7' ; 1795 Launched late this year; operated past turn of century, Lake Erie; extensive repairs. 1803 Last mentioned.; Original Owner: British Navy
      Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 49' x 19' x 7' ; 1795 ...
  • GENESSEE (1799, Schooner)
    GENESSEE (1799, Schooner) Ship
       
     
  • GENESSEE (1792, Schooner)
    GENESSEE (1792, Schooner) Ship
       
     
  • GENERAL SIMCOE (1797, Schooner)
    GENERAL SIMCOE (1797, Schooner) Ship
        Other Names: SMITH, SIR SIDNEY;MAGNET; Final Date: 5 Aug 1814; 1793 Launched. 1812, Nov 11 Sank after damaged on shoal being chased by the enemy, Kingston, ONT. 1813, Mar Evaluated & altered by British for war service; renamed SIR SIDNEY SMITH; 12 guns. 1813, May 29 Took part in battle ...
      Other Names: SMITH, SIR SIDNEY;MAGNET; Final Date: 5 Aug 1814; 1793 Launched. ...
  • PEGGY (1792, Schooner)
    PEGGY (1792, Schooner) Ship
       
     
  • OTTER (1793, Sloop)
    OTTER (1793, Sloop) Ship
        1893, July 2 Launched 1893, August 2 Arrived Grand Portage, Minnesota Made 4 or 5 trips per season between Sault Saint Marie & Grand Portage In service until 1802; Original Owner: North West Company
      1893, July 2 Launched 1893, August 2 Arrived Grand Portage, Minnesota Made ...
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C. Patrick Labadie Collection


The C. Patrick Labadie Collection within the Thunder Bay Sanctuary Research Collection is reputed to be one of the finest in the country regarding Great Lakes Maritime History. It represents one of the largest single repositories of historical material concerning 19th Century Great Lakes vessels in existence. Mr. Pat Labadie compiled much of this collection over the course of 40 years, with a deliberate goal of indexing every vessel to sail the lakes between 1800 and 1900. The collection has since grown to over 30,000 vessel images and data on approximately 14,000 individual vessels. This makes Alpena one of only a few sites in the country that has a collection of this magnitude. Mr. Labadie donated his collection to the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary & Underwater Preserve. The collection is housed at the Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library.