Vessels

A3

• Alice K (cabin launch, 1922)
• American Girl (Gillespie fuel tug, 1971)
• Arundel (Coast Guard cutter, 1960 Beaver Island visit)

B2

• Beaver Islander
• Betty C (Michael Cull fishing tug)

C2

• Chandler Wells
• Conservation Department Patrol No. 1 (1945)

E7

• Eager Beaver (1967 salvage transport)
• Eclipse (boat, 1855 claim)
• Emerald Isle (1955 Beaver Island ferry)
• Erie L. Hackley
• Estonia (Arthur Larsen fishing tug)
• Eugene J. Buffington
• Evelyn (1940 Armistice Day storm fishing tug)

F2

• Frank C. Leighton
• Fred W. Green (Roen freighter)

G1

• George M. Humphrey (later Captain John Roen)

J4

• J. I. Case
• J. Oswald Boyd (tanker, 1937)
• James E. Sanford
• Joe (early Beaver Island mail-route steamer)

K1

• Kaw (Coast Guard tug, 1972 Beaver Island icebreaking)

L3

• LaFinire
• LaFond (Michael Cull fishing tug)
• Lucie A.

M7

• Manhattan (1900 Squaw Island rescue steamer)
• Margaret McCann (tug, 1913)
• Marold II
• Marquis Roen (freighter, 1920)
• Mary Margaret (1940 Armistice Day storm mail boat)
• Mary Margaret (1945 Beaver Island FFA outing)
• Milwaukee Belle

N2

• Nellie
• Nonsuch II (replica ship, 1968)

O2

• Odd Fellow (lumber barge, 1922)
• Oil Queen (Gillespie tanker barge, 1971)

R3

• Ramblar (salvage boat, 1937)
• Rhine (gasoline boat, 1913)
• Rouse Simmons (1961 source-qualified vessel record)

S5

• Schnoton (John Roen's first vessel)
• Shamrock (Gallagher Dock fishing tug, 1965 reference)
• Silver Star (Belfy fishing tug, 1966 reference)
• Sonny Don (Beaver Island fish tug, 1974)
• Sundew (1963 Coast Guard cutter visit)

T1

• The Beaver (Beaver Island emergency aircraft, 1974)

U2

• Unnamed 40-foot Manistique fishing tug (1960)
• Unnamed Squaw Island Light-Crew Sailboat (1900)

V2

• Vega (gasoline boat, 1914)
• Violet

Notices

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