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1845

 

There were four vessels and seven lives lost this year, as follows:

Schooner Paris.

Schooner Reform, lost on Sandy Hook, May 16th. Crew saved. Owned by Samuel W. Brown. Valued at $900; insured for $750.

Schooner Only Daughter, was run down and sunk off Cape Canso, July 18th. Crew saved.

Schooner Eagle, Levi Robinson, Master; lost near Wood Island, November 7th. Crew saved. Owned by George N. Davis. Valued at $1,000; insured for $800.

 

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