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W.A. Farnsworth
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bark
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1/1/1877
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Abandoned and crushed in ice.
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Point Barrow
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432
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W.F. March
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schooner
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8/15/1881
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Dragged anchors in gale and blown ashore. Indians assisted crew 3 days later.
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Golovnin Bay
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95.92
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W.H. Dimond
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three-masted schooner
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2/3/1914
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Stranded and went to pieces in fog and strong wind. Vessel carried supplies and crewfor Unga station of Alaska Codfish Co. Vessel and cargo a total loss, but captain and crewof 22 escaped and were picked up at Unga by steamer Dora.
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on Bird Island, 60 mi from Unga
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390/376
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W.H. Wood
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schooner
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10/30/1879
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Driven ashore.
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near Unga
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W.K. Merwin
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Yukon River stern-wheel steamer
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1/1/1899
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Went ashore and pounded to pieces after two seasons on the Yukon River.
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Nome
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?
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W.T. & B Co. No. 33
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wood scow
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3/5/1927
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Vessel blown ashore in high wind when winter moorings gave way.
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Ward Cove, near Ketchikan
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733/733
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W.T. & B Co. No. 58
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barge
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4/25/1926
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Wrecked.
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at Cape Hinchinbrook
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W.T. & B. Co. No. 35
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barge
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4/25/1926
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Wrecked.
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at Cape Hinchinbrook
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W.T. & B. Co. No. 55
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wood scow
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4/25/1926
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Towline from tug Forest T. Crosby parted in heavy gale and barge went ashore and brokeup on Kayak island.
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on Kayak Island, 6 mi N. of Cape Hinchinbrook
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458/458t
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CR, Int'l Reg. #2
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W.T. & B. Co. No. 7
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wood scow
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6/22/1936
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Defective stove pipe caused fire, and vessel burned.
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Olga Straits, 12 mi from Sitka
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488
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