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Oswego Daily Palladium
Wednesday, December 1, 1874

  [extract from article on loss of the schooner Atlanta.
   Note: This is the only article found where his surname
         is spelled as MORRIN rather than MORAN.]

              The death of CAPTAIN SAMUEL MORRIN will leave a void 
            in the circle of mariners, for few men on the lakes was 
            better or more favorably known. Here in Oswego where he 
            has lived as a boy and man, his ruddy face and hearty 
            good cheer will be missed by more than his immediate 
            family. He was an honest, upright man, a thorough sea-
            man, under  whose rough exterior beat a true warm heart. 
            We know whereof we speak when we say that Sam Morrin 
            was true, for no man would stand longer by a friend or 
            go farther to serve one. He leaves a wife, two children, 
            father and sister to mourn the loss of a kind husband, 
            father, son and brother.

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