The schooner “MARY,” with official Canada number 74378, had a tonnage of 87 tons and was built in Merritton, Ontario, in 1877. It had a size of 84.0 feet in length, 20.3 feet in beam, and 7.0 feet in depth. The vessel was registered in St. Catharines, Ontario, and owned by Andrew Baird of Toronto.
On November 1, 1905, the schooner MARY sank under unknown circumstances. It had left North Fair Haven with a load of coal for Napanee, Ontario, and went missing. The crew consisted of Captain Baird and three men. Considerable wreckage, including green and white cabins, was later found near Galloup Islands, leading to concerns that it came from the missing schooner. The fate of the crew and the vessel remained uncertain.
Please note that the provided information is based on historical records from 1905, and there may not be any further updates or information available beyond that time.
