Vessel

Margaret McCann (tug, 1913)

Also McCann

Draft — sources verified, prose evolving

TypeVessel
ErasModern era
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Summary

The tug Margaret McCann found the storm-bound Lucie A. party near Fox Island in December 1913 and returned to St. James so Capt. McCann could report the situation and arrange the rescue.

Evidence and limits

The report gives the vessel name and class but no registry, dimensions, owner, crew list, or later service. The title preserves Margaret McCann while the article’s later shorthand “McCann” is retained as an alternate name.

Open questions

  • Can maritime or local records identify the tug and Captain McCann fully?
  • What other fishing and rescue work did the tug perform?

See also

Sources

  1. Charlevoix County Herald, December 20, 1913, report reprinted from the Charlevoix Sentinel on the Lucie A. rescue.
    Names the tug Margaret McCann as the vessel that found the Lucie A. party and returned to St. James so Capt. McCann could cable the particulars.