Sch. Susan R. Stone,
123.93 tons gross and 117.73 tons net tonnage, built at East Boston in 1888, sailed from
Provincetown November 25, 1897, on a salt codfishing trip to the Western Bank, and was
never heard form. She was owned by Joseph Manta, and carried a crew of 18 men and
one boy, all residents of Provincetown, as follows:
Manuel Veare, master, leaves
widow and five children
Joseph Foote, cook, leaves widow and two children
Manuel Souza, leaves widow and two children
Fred. Alden, leaves widow and two children
William Silva, leaves widow and two children
Joseph Lewis, leaves widow and two children
John Noons, leaves widow and three children
Joseph Barnes, leaves widow and one child
Tony J. Azevedo, leaves widow and four children
Lawrence Varres, leaves widow and two children
John Andrade, leaves widow and three children
Joseph Maria, leaves widow and three children
Joseph Henrique, leaves widow and one child
Luiz Souza, leaves widow and one child
Antoine S. Vilhino, leaves widow
Manuel Jacob, leaves widow and three children
Manuel Bascamor, leaves widow and one child
Antoine Pershake
Antone Joaquin
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