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    VESSEL NAME:    Chauncey Hurlbut
    OTHER NAME(s):  -
    OFFICIAL NO:    125238
    DATE OF LOSS:   6 September 1908
    CAUSE OF LOSS:  Storm
    LOCATION:       Lake Superior, 10 mi. west of Whitefish Point
    RIG TYPE:       Propeller, bulk freight
    HULL TYPE:      Wood
    BUILDER:        Langell, St. Clair, MI - 1873
    OWNER(S):       J. O. Teagon, Detroit
    MASTER:         ?
    TONNAGE:        1,009 gt, 829 nt
    DIMENSIONS:     184.8 x 32.2 x 21.3
    CASUALTIES:     0 of 14

                    Bound Lake Linden to Toledo with stamp sand when she
                 and her consort, the schooner-barge D. K. CLINT, were
                 caught in a storm.  The HURLBUT, leaking and with her
                 machinery dis-abled, was beached to avoid sinking in deep
                 water. The CLINT was picked by by the LACKAWANNA and
                 beached as well.

                    Wreck removed on August 21 & 22 August, 1910 by use of
                 dynamite, divers, derrick boat with clam shells, etc.
                 Fragments deposited in deep water.


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Sources: Blue Book of American Shipping, 1897
         Buffalo Evening News, 8 September 1908
         Inland Lloyds Vessel Register, 1907
         Merchant Vessl List, 1909 (losses)
         The Marine Review, Vol. 39, 1909
         Annual Report of the Lake Carriers' Association, 1910
         Annual Report of the U.S.L.S.S. - 1909
         Annual Report of the Chief of Engieers - 1911