| Elida (schooner) | The Elida, a schooner, probably twomasted, 179 tons, was built at Port Madison, Wash., in 1868 for Capt. Oloff Mattson. In 1873 she was abandoned out of Coos Bay with a coal and lumber cargo for San Francisco; and although she was picked up by the Grappler and Isabel and towed into the Strait of Fuca early in 1874, it is doubtful whether she ever put to sea again. John Lyman,Pacific Coast-Built Sailers, 1850-1905, The Marine Digest.March 29, 1941.. |
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| Elida (schooner) | December, 1874 Schooner, two masts, 179 tons, built at Port Madison in 1868. Found abandoned, a total wreck, off the Oregon coast and taken in tow to Juan de Fuca. Don Marshall, Missing at Sea, Oregon Shipwrecks. Portland: Binford and Mort, 1984, p. 183-186. |
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| Elida (schooner) | The Elida, a schooner, probably twomasted, 179 tons, was built at Port Madison, Wash., in 1868 for Capt. Oloff Mattson. In 1873 she was abandoned out of Coos Bay with a coal and lumber cargo for San Francisco; and although she was picked up by the Grappler and Isabel and towed into the Strait of Fuca early in 1874, it is doubtful whether she ever put to sea again. John Lyman,Pacific Coast-Built Sailers, 1850-1905, The Marine Digest.March 29, 1941.. |
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