January 19, 1877
Sch. John S. Tyler
sailed from port November 11th, for LaHave Banks, since which time she has not been seen
or heard form. she had a crew of ten men as follows:
Arthur O'Neal, master, of
Gloucester, leaves a widow and three children
Felix O'Neal, of Gloucester, leaves a widow and five children
Murdoch McCloud, of Gloucester, leaves a widow and one
child
Alexander McCloud, of Gloucester, leaves a son
Edward Berry
William Laney
George Allen
Louis Wilson
William Sullivan
Henry Maddox
The vessel was owned by Messrs. Sidney Friend
& Bro., was 63 tons and valued at $4600, on which there was an insurance of $4025, and
$400 on the outfits, in the Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Office. |
