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History of the Great Lakes
Illustrated, In Two Volumes, Vol. II
Chicago, J. H. Beers & Co., 1899

           [238-239]

           JOSEPH F. SUTTON is the son of PETER and MARGARET (SINGER)
        SUTTON (both now deceased), for many years residents of Buffalo,
        the former being a member of the firm of Sutton Brothers, who
        carried on a machine shop on LeCouteulx street, which has long
        been a landmark in the lower part of the city of Buffalo.
           The subject of this sketch was born at Buffalo, March 8, 1864,
        and attended school at St. Joseph's College, Buffalo, finishing
        at the age of eighteen. He learned his trade at Sutton Bros.'
        shop, and later worked for the Buffalo Pump Works. In 1887 he was
        engineer of the steamyacht Corsair for one season. The next three
        seasons he was in the same capacity on the steamyacht Alexander
        Sloan, owned by Samuel Sloan, and in 1891 he was engineer of the
        excursion steamers Gazelle and Vision. During 1893-94 he was
        engineer of the steamyacht Riverside, and for 1895-96-97 was
        engineer of the excursion steamer Idle Hour. For season of 1898
        he was chief engineer of the Riverside.
           MR. SUTTON was married at Buffalo, in 1885, to MISS ADDIE
        SCHNEIDER, by whom he has two children, LORETTA and LaROY CONSUELA.
        The family reside at No. 294 Mulberry street, Buffalo.  MR. SUTTON
        is a member of the Buffalo Harbor Tug Pilots Association.

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