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    VESSEL NAME:   Arrow
    OTHER NAME(s): -
    OFFICIAL NO:   -
    REASON:        Condemned & abandoned
    DATE OF LOSS:  September, 1863
    LOCATION:      Green Bay, WI
    RIG TYPE:      Propeller
    HULL TYPE:     Wooden
    BUILDER:       Butts, Trenton, MI., 1847
    OWNER(S):      Edmunds, Davis & Atwood (1847 - ?)
                   Pridgeon & Baker (1859 - ?)
                   Albert Sturgis (1863)
    MASTER:        -
    TONNAGE:       375 t.
    LENGTH:        186 ft
    BEAM:           26 ft
    DEPTH:           ?
    CASUALTIES:      0
    SURVIVORS:       0



                   1848 - Collision with propeller ONEIDA.  Wheelhouse
                          carried away.
                   1849 - Aground at Put-in-Bay Island.  Got off with
                          $700 damage.
                   1857 - Two men killed when her flues collapsed on
                          Lake St. Clair.  Chartered to run between Buffalo
                          and Chippewa on the Niagara River.
                   1858 - Back on her regular route between Detroit and
                          Toledo.  In May collided with schooner KATE L.
                          BRUCE near Toledo.  Minor damage.
                   1859 - October 18 ran into the schooner EMORY FLETCHER
                          about 5 miles above Detroit.  September, sold to
                          Capt. Pridgeon and J. B. Baker for $6,000 cash
                          & trade of tug GORE, valued at $6,000.
                   1860 - Broke machinery twice on St. Clair River.  Laid
                          up for winter at Detroit.
                   1861 - Collision with steamer R. R. ELLIOTT in Detroit
                          River.
                 Sold in the Spring of 1863 to Albert Sturgis, of
                 Green Bay, WI.  Condemned by the Marine Inspector
                 there in 1863 and listed as "abandoned" in 1864.

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Sources:   "History of St. Clair County, Michigan," Andreas, 1883; p.437
            Buffalo Daily Courier, 23 September 1863