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The Advocate, Sturgeon Bay, WI
31 October 1907


         CAPT. CRAFORD LARGE died at Ashtabula last
       week. He was one of the old time vessel masters,
       but had not sailed for many years.

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Amherstburg (Ontario, Can.)Echo
November 1, 1907

         CAPT. CRAWFORD LARGE, a lifelong resident of
       Ashtabula and one of the early day vessel masters
       of the lakes, was found dead in the office of the
       Barber Manufacturing Co. plant at Ashtabula, where
       he was employed as night watchman. CAPT. LARGE was
       master of the schooner Atlas in 1853 when the first
       iron ore was brought to Lake Erie, and he brought
       down one of the first two cargoes, his being 150
       tons and the first taken to the port of Erie.

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