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    VESSEL NAME:   Isaac G. Jenkins
    OTHER NAME(s): -
    OFFICIAL NO:   100178
    DATE OF LOSS:  29 Nov 1875
    CAUSE OF LOSS: Foundered  
    LOCATION:      Lake Ontario, near Little Sodus
    RIG TYPE:      Schooner
    HULL TYPE:     Wood
    BUILDER:       W. Brown at Algonz  - 1873
    OWNER(S):      E. & O. Mitchell
    MASTER:        Capt. John Brown, Oswego
    TONNAGE:       327.33 gross tons
    DIMENSIONS:    137 x 26 x 12
    CASUALTIES:    9 (All)
    
                   Bound Milwaukee to Oswego with wheat when lost to
                 a storm.
                 
                   Victims: From Chicago Inter-Ocean 3 Dec 1875
                   John Brown, master, Oswego
                   John Smith, first mate, unknown
                   Samuel McDonald, second mate, Norwich, N.Y.
                   (unknown), cook, female, shipped from Buffalo
                   Hugh Doran, seaman, Oswego
                   John Stewart, seaman, Oswego
                   James Williams, seaman, Oswego
                   Michael Brapty, seaman, Oswego
                   William Bonner, seaman, Oswego
                   
                   Victims: From Oswego Palladium 6 Dec 1875
                   John Brown, master
                   Samuel McDonald, first mate
                   John Smith, second mate
                   William Bosner, seaman
                   Hugh Doran, seaman
                   Charles Chetney, seaman
                   Archie McCullom, seaman
                   Jennie Williams, cook
                   John Stewart, passenger
                   James Oats, passenger


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Sources: Annual Report of the USLSS - 1876
         Chicago Inter-Ocean - 3 Dec 1875
         Oswego Palladium - 6 Dec 1875
         Merchant Vessel List - 1874
         National Board Lake Underwriters - 1874