Summary
Bud McDonough is named as a passenger on the Beaver Islander during its final December 27, 1968 crossing. The report says he joined Walt Wogan and the crew in looking for Charlevoix’s foghorn and stack as the ferry neared its winter berth.1
The source prints only “Bud McDonough.” It does not establish a full given name, birth date, or civil identity bridge to other McDonough records, so this remains an episode-qualified person article.
See also
Footnotes
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Charlevoix Courier, January 1, 1969, “Beaver Islander’s last trip.” ↩
Sources
- Charlevoix Courier, January 1, 1969, “Beaver Islander’s last trip.”Names Bud McDonough as a passenger who joined the crew in searching for Charlevoix’s foghorn and stack during the storm return.
- Charlevoix Courier, January 1, 1969, raw issue OCR.Held raw issue OCR preserves the passenger’s name independently.
- Beaver Beacon, January 1969, island news.Names Bud McDonough among the island residents attending a December 1968 wedding and identifies the family context of his household; it does not establish a full given name.