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    VESSEL NAME:    Emily B. Maxwell
    OTHER NAME(s):  -
    OFFICIAL NO:    (US) 135536 - (Can) 112362
    DATE OF LOSS:   31 Aug 1909
    CAUSE OF LOSS:  Accident 
    LOCATION:       Cleveland, OH
    RIG TYPE:       Schooner, 3 mast
    HULL TYPE:      Wood
    BUILDER:        Hanson & Scove, Manitowoc, WI - 1881
    OWNER(S):       Capt. James Peacock, Port Hope, Ont.
    MASTER: 
    TONNAGE:        345 gt, 317 nt
    DIMENSIONS:     148.5 x 30.3 x 10.6
    CASUALTIES:     none
    
                    Bound ligth from Port Hope, Ont., to Cleveland
                  when she went on the extension of the east break-
                  water, at Cleveland, Beaten by heavy seas she 
                  was stripped and abandoned by her owner.
                  
                  Sold Canadian in 1904


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Sources: Chicago Inter-Ocean - 6 Dec 1909
         Merchant Vessel List - 1900
         Detroit Free Press - 2, 3 & 4 Sept 1909
         The Buffalo Times - 3 Sept 1909
         The Buffalo Courier - 3 Sept 1909