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JOHN F. WARNER |
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| Date Built: 1855 | Builders: Quayle & Martin, Cleveland |
| Construction: 2 mast Schooner | Owners: |
| Dimensions: 127 x 26 x 11 200 gt, 191 nt (340 t. OM) |
Cargo: lumber & lath |
Condition: |
Location: 600 feet off north end of City Marina breakwall. | Depth: 12' |
Date of Loss: 1890, Oct 13 |
GPS: N45 03.050 W83 26.128 |
Type of Loss: Storm | Loss of Life: None |
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Co-ordinates are informational only, they maybe inaccurate and should
NOT BE USED FOR NAVIGATIONAL PURPOSES! |
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Bound for Toledo, in tow of steamer WILLIAM B. COWIE. She sheltered in the bay in a storm, but struck a bar near the river mouth and later broke in two. Owned by Henning of Bay City, MI Made several trips to Europe in the 50’s and 60’s, a trade for which she was built, but which never panned out.. major repairs, 1870, 1879, 81. Ashore near Alpena and declared a total loss in November, 1869 and reduced to a barge after her recovery.