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Detroit Free Press
June 19, 1928

              Veteran Lake Captain Dies
              
              Special to The Free Press
              
              Cleveland, June 18 - CAPTAIN GEORGE B.
            MALLORY, 89, who brought out the first
            ship, the Ketchum, for Pickands, Mather
            & Co., died today at his home in Avon Lake,
            Fla., according to telegraphic information
            received here.
              CAPTAIN MALLORY continued to sail until
            1905, when he retired and went with his
            daughter, Miss ELEANOR MALLORY, to live at
            Avon Lake. She for many years was a teacher
            in Central High school here. He is also sur-
            vived by a son, Dr. MALLORY, engaged in re-
            search work at Harvard university. A nephew,
            CAPTAIN F. H. MALLORY, is master of the
            Farrell, of the Pittsburgh Steamship company
            fleet. CAPTAIN MALLORY last sailed the Amasa
            Stone, of the Interlake Steamship company
            fleet.

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