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    VESSEL NAME:   Indian Queen
    OTHER NAME(s): --
    OFFICIAL NO:   --
    REASON:        Storm
    DATE OF LOSS: 19 November 1846 
    LOCATION:     Lake Erie, at Dunkirk
    RIG TYPE:     Sidewheel steamer
    HULL TYPE:    Wooden
    BUILDER:      Staring & Liddle, Bidwell & Banta shipyard, Buffalo, 1844
    OWNER(S):     Staring & Liddle
    MASTER:       ?
    TONNAGE:      120 t.
    LENGTH:       105 ft
    BEAM:          16 ft
    DEPTH:          7 ft
    CASUALTIES:    20
    SURVIVORS:      ?

                 Driven ashore in a terrible gale on Lake Erie and 
            broken to pieces.  Total Loss.
            
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Sources: "History of St. Clair County, Michigan," Andreas, 1883; p. 436
         Buffalo Daily Gazette - 24 February, 23 March 1844
         Cortland Whig - 30 November 1846