Amanda F Lewis

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Type: Pungy

Year: 1884

Builder: Joseph W Brooks

Location: Madison

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	1	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 236	Sunday, March 19, 1972	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Sunday, March 19, 1972 The Baltimore Sun • Page 236: built only on the Chesapeake / it was easily recognized by its distinCtive / colors of pink and gree / Amanda F. Lewis unloads at a Prau street wharf about 1934. Sam Rabl gave original photo to Historic American Merchant Marine Survey. / By ERIC J. STEINLEIN / HE pungy schooner, a direct de- / scendant of the Virginia pilot / and the Baltimore Clipper, was built / only on the Chesapeake. It was the com- / mon schooner of the local freight and / oyster trade for at least fifty years prior / to 1880. / In addition to its work in the Bay, it / had a part in the Bahama fruit trade
	2	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 39	Sunday, March 6, 1938	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Sunday, March 6, 1938 The Baltimore Sun • Page 39: their •pray Wind and aboard / Calling the to make sail the captain / a line which / then away until the took / her fill, under way. / the 'lipped •nd Clawed her Way / a maneuver i' only / of no wail / in but the smartest oi / Vessel Still To Be Seen / A t Wharves In Baltimore / The Mandy Lewis may at Balti- / on Pratt street / from time to may
	3	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 14	Wednesday, April 5, 1939	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Wednesday, April 5, 1939 The Baltimore Sun • Page 14: keel schooner. drawing from eight / to ten feet of water. Tney had very / broad sterns or counters. usually / ornamented with a carved spread / eagle. sometimes. as in the case of the / James H. Lewis. with a bust of the / owner's wife. The favorite pungy / colors were pink anc green. p:nk / above the water line, with the bend' / or broad strake of planking around / the top of the hull olive green. I am / told that some pungies were built / with sharp sterns. I have never seen
	4	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 225	Sunday, March 19, 1972	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Sunday, March 19, 1972 The Baltimore Sun • Page 225: THE PUNGY SCHOONER / THE suN BALTIMORE, MD. / MARCH 19. 1972 / The Amanda F. Lewis tcas illustrated by Melbourne / Smith. Origin of the name ' 'pungf' is still clouded.
	5	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 57	Sunday, December 15, 1946	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Sunday, December 15, 1946 The Baltimore Sun • Page 57: point that this ves•l was the last on the bay / to be adorned with • stern decoration. / namely. relief carving ot the puno•s name- / sake. Amanda F. Lewis. / In day' gon• by. / forw•rd part. the / figurehead •nd fancy to / Seen. Thank' to some th• / stem decoration and fnely can•ed / p—tted to the Smith. / Institution preservation. / Today i' only one of the pun. typ• / on th• bay. namely. the Wave. built in / but sh• has been converted Into • yacht "d
	6	Maryland	The Aegis • Page 9	Thursday, May 4, 1989	Bel Air, Maryland	Open PDF		Thursday, May 4, 1989 The Aegis • Page 9: eastern shore 'o Balti- / more on the westem shore / The working pungv the / Amanda Lewis which r,eased Opet• / ations in the 1940's. M' Iulian said / In almost four seasons of operation, / the Lady Maryland has taken 55.0 / youngsters on e«ursirms on the Bav / sail power Thursday requiting use oi / engines to take the youngsters as as / As part oi the exercise, the voung• / Stets helped cast a net and / aided in the hauling in ot fish / including a huge carp
	7	Maryland	The Daily Banner • Page 1	Tuesday, August 4, 1914	Cambridge, Maryland	Open PDF		Tuesday, August 4, 1914 The Daily Banner • Page 1: and Edward Robbins, all of / city; W. A. Wall, of Washington, / D. C. , and Scipion Cortes, of Bal- / timore, left in the Amanda F. / Lewis this morning for a week's / fishing trip at the mouth of the / C110L)tank river. / Looney Charge Exploded. / About the silliest charge yet fab- / ricated against President A,Vilson is
	8	Maryland	The Daily Banner • Page 3	Monday, October 7, 1912	Cambridge, Maryland	Open PDF		Monday, October 7, 1912 The Daily Banner • Page 3: Schooner Amanda F. Lewis, / from Jacob H. Robbins / Warren Robbins, $1.500. / Sloop Henrietta, 8 tons; / Jas. B. Harris to Joshua E. Lloyd,
	9	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 6	Wednesday, July 17, 1895	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Wednesday, July 17, 1895 The Baltimore Sun • Page 6: The last ves:ei of the pungy type built / in the Chesapeake bay is nov being repaired / and repaitited at the Brusstar Ship-Buildiug / Company's yard. It is tbe Amanda F. Lewis. / belonging to Major Lewis. of East Baltimore. / She was built by Joseph W. Brooks at Madi- / son. Dorchester county. Md.. iu ISS4. and bas / always been regarded as one of the ablest ot / her class. Her register is 47 tons gross, / length 67 feet. beam and draws 6 feet 5 / inches. The pungy tyne of vessel. though / still numerous. is fast gtving away to the / bugeye and small schooners. / Today the North German Lloyd steamer
	10	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 7	Friday, April 20, 1894	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Friday, April 20, 1894 The Baltimore Sun • Page 7: Schr Annie Bell: grain. / Schr Bohemia: grain. / Schr Thomas H. Kirbv; grain. / Schr Amanda F. Lewis: wood. / Schr Highland Light; wood. / Schr John R. Reee; wood. / Schr Rosa Beetzell: wood. / Schr Flora Temple: railroad ties. / schr R. H. Harper; grain. / Barges City of Atlanta. Anderson. and Nancy Pen- / dleton. Jacobsen, from New York; to Shaw Brothers. / CLEARED. / Stmrs Fairfax. March. for Boston, A. L. Huggins; / Prodano, (Br.) Alcock, Glacgow, Patterson. Ramsay
	11	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 5	Monday, November 22, 1948	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Monday, November 22, 1948 The Baltimore Sun • Page 5: motor vessel Amanda F. Lewis, / overdue from Miami to Port au / Prince, Haiti, for a week, is being / towed to its destination. the Coast / Guard reported today. The 65-foot / vessel was found by the motor ves- / sel Bresle about 22 miles east of / Haiti, beset by leakage and engine / trouble. / RO Y HOLLAND
	14	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 24	Friday, June 14, 1929	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Friday, June 14, 1929 The Baltimore Sun • Page 24: lumr*r. / AGSF..s S. Ott ILLE.S. Jarett, from / Tcre»aet•, House taar.dina: lumbe. / Sehr. } . LEWIS, Rice, c«n: / Schn R. BSU'D. White. / lumber. / .10HS YI. r. MOORE, from / P mnv.a•pnk: and tie- / Stmt. I-I 'C Y MAY. Tcaå. from Nomiüi: ti%e / Stmre M. rOWELL. Clark, from / Indian Creek: Illmberw / CLEARED / Nestv.c:t Sevs; Terminal / soo'. .srj.so.se for Santiago; ballast.
	15	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 18	Sunday, June 22, 1930	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Full-page OCR was created, but no reliable vessel-specific article text was detected.
	16	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 6	Thursday, June 19, 1930	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Thursday, June 19, 1930 The Baltimore Sun • Page 6: A. Jones, all owned by William H. Uni' / Valliant. or Bellevue, Nd. : the / Amanda F. Lewis, Capt. G. T. Rice, of / Conn, Va.: the Emma V. Wills. Capt. Froi / Peter C. Smith, Tylerton, Md.; the man / J. S. Smith. Capt. Howard J. Chesser rest / St. George'S Island. and the C. W / Willey, Capt. Lafayette Donoho, Or• / ford. Md. Boats may enter the races serv / late the time of the reception to Arn / the racing captains at Piney Point / Hotel Fridny night. / Dei. I'. Are Arrenged / Finn! details for the races are rap• of
	17	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 23	Tuesday, February 26, 1929	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Full-page OCR was created, but no reliable vessel-specific article text was detected.
	19	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 20	Wednesday, November 30, 1921	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Wednesday, November 30, 1921 The Baltimore Sun • Page 20: stmr. Orant, from Hamburg via / Bremen, Brest and St. Johns. / Annapolis, Md., Nov. 20.—-In harbor, / schrg._ Carrie, O. N. Bennett. Amanda F. / Lewis, Gracie, Salome Post, all for Balti- / more; Nellie, L. E. Williams, Louise, V. / P. Ward, Levin J. Marvel, all bound / down. The schr. George H. Meekins is / discharging lumber at Annapolis. / Claremont, Vn., Nov. 2S.-—Sailed. schr. / Abel W. Parker, Ilaeth, for BaltimoV2. / SA ILEO FOR BALTIMORE. / Stmrs. A. L. Kent. Anacortes. Wesb., / 28th ; Glouce€ter, Hatch, Boston 29th ; Buck-
	20	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 29	Sunday, November 20, 1921	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Sunday, November 20, 1921 The Baltimore Sun • Page 29: Coan river; lumber. / Sehr. Three Sisters, Johnson, from / Rappahannock river; lumber. / Schr. Amanda F. Lewis, Rice, from / Potomac river; lumber. / Schrs. Plan, Katie Rowe, Lizzie Lee, / G. A. Kirwan, Fanny Myers, W. H. / 3üchael, •William H. McGuire and Chesa- / peake; oysters. / Schr. W. P. Ward, Brewington, from / James river; lumber. / CLEARED, / Stmr. Munwood, Cross, for Havana / (general cargo) ; Munson Steamship Line.
	21	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 9	Saturday, June 2, 1917	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Saturday, June 2, 1917 The Baltimore Sun • Page 9: owners of factories to seek other tonnage / to use in the business. The Edwards / Company, of Reedville, has purchased / schooner Amanda F. Lewis to be fitted up / for the work in the bay. The same firm / has also purchased the steamer Nellie / Raivon from Asa Kitchin, of Solomon's, / Md., one of the small steamers that have / been used in the menhaden industries.
	22	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 24	Thursday, August 12, 1926	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	23	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 13	Friday, July 14, 1911	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	24	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 8	Friday, October 4, 1918	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Full-page OCR was created, but no reliable vessel-specific article text was detected.
	25	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 15	Thursday, February 3, 1921	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Thursday, February 3, 1921 The Baltimore Sun • Page 15: Schr. Oysterman, from Patuxent; lum- / Schr. Z. E. Layton, Headley, from Coan / river; ties and lumber. / Schr. Amanda F. Lewis, Rice, from Coan / river; ties. / Cleared. / Stmr. Chester Kiwanis, Janasson, fory / Antwerp via New York (General) ; Black / Diamond Steamship Company. / Stmr. Hulaco. Landerberg. for Norfolk / and Newport Sews (fuel oil) ; Terminal / Shipping Company. / Stmr. Venus (Nor.) , Terkildsen, for / Malmo (coal) ; Terminal Shipping Com-
	26	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 7	Saturday, April 21, 1917	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Saturday, April 21, 1917 The Baltimore Sun • Page 7: Schooner Rebecca McLain, 26 tons, from / Samson Gray to John W. Thomas, $3,000. / Two twenty-sevenths of schooner / Amanda F. Lewis, 33 tons, from Kate F. / Leonard to James C. Leonard, $5. / One-half of schooner Carrie, 96 tons, / from R. B. White to Thomas Quarles, $5. / Funeral Of Clipper Shiprnagter. / The funeral of Capt. Henry Mouatt, 67 / years old, a Baltimore mariner, took place / yesterday afternoon from the home of his / son, Robert Mouatta 12 Belmar avenue,
	27	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 18	Saturday, April 4, 1925	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Saturday, April 4, 1925 The Baltimore Sun • Page 18: bound. schrs. Virgmia Carroll. Norton and John / Bradford, for Baltimore 'Sith ItunLpr; Amanda / F. lewis, itiee, for Washington, D. C. , / cann€xl govde. / IRVING'IOS, VA.. March 31.—Arrived. schr. / Thomas J. Shrycx:k, Jarrett, Irom Alexandria, / discharging; William L. Franklin, Wilson, from / Baltimore; Mabel and Ruth, 'l'yler, to load shells / for Alexandria. / ALEXAN IDIBIA. VA.. April 3.--Amved, stnjr. / Ruth from Bcca Grande, with phosphate rock / NOMISI, VS., Armil 2.—Sailedj boat • (V.
	28	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 22	Tuesday, May 25, 1926	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	29	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 17	Tuesday, May 19, 1925	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	30	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 17	Friday, April 7, 1922	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	31	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 14	Monday, March 1, 1926	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	32	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 19	Tuesday, July 11, 1950	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Tuesday, July 11, 1950 The Baltimore Sun • Page 19: stances. the centerboard pungs / Converted Ship To power / The next to •ast rigged pungy / was Amanda F. Lewis. which was / eonverted to power and apparently At / Went down to ,trade in the Carib- / beam It was due to the late Ralph / Couch. Washington newspaper / man. Wave / for he converted her to a yacht / and took tender care or her until / his death. / Couch's ashes wore scattered to / Potomac over Wave •s howsprit.
	33	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 20	Wednesday, May 3, 1922	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	34	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 19	Wednesday, August 26, 1925	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	36	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 19	Thursday, March 6, 1924	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	37	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 18	Tuesday, October 18, 1921	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	38	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 5	Monday, June 15, 1891	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	39	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 19	Friday, June 15, 1923	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	40	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 18	Wednesday, August 29, 1928	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	41	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 16	Friday, June 17, 1921	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	42	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 7	Monday, August 8, 1892	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	43	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 11	Monday, January 21, 1924	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	44	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 20	Wednesday, September 9, 1925	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	45	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 4	Monday, March 15, 1886	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Monday, March 15, 1886 The Baltimore Sun • Page 4: tbe schooner Amanda F. Lewis. / Partnership Suit.—-A bill was filed in the / Circuit Court Saturday by Samuel Rosenthal / asking for an injunction to prohibit Simon / Lindau from disposing of the stock ot dry
	46	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 4	Saturday, March 13, 1886	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Saturday, March 13, 1886 The Baltimore Sun • Page 4: and four other colored hands of the oyster / schooner Amanda F. Lewis were committed / for the United States District Court by Com- / missioner Feogers yesterday for refusing to do / duty on the schooner. / Consideriiif/ CaU8.—Rev. Campbell Fair, of / Ascension P. E. Church. has a call to the rec- / torship of St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal / Church, Grand Rapids. Michigan, under coa-
	47	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 4	Friday, March 12, 1886	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Friday, March 12, 1886 The Baltimore Sun • Page 4: the charge of refusing duty on the oyster / schooner Amanda F. Lewis. Captain Levin / Lewis. The men said they asked to have a / grate out. in the forepeak stove but the / captqin refused. Freeman says the captain / threatened to shoot him. All the accused / sav they did not refuse to do duty. They / will have a hearing today before U. S. / Commissioner Rodgers. / Talmage's Lecture.—Rev. T. DeWitt Tal-
	48	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 11	Wednesday, May 12, 1909	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	49	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 11	Tuesday, July 22, 1902	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	50	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 4	Monday, May 20, 1889	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	51	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Friday, July 11, 1902	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	52	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Tuesday, July 1, 1902	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	53	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 11	Friday, August 12, 1904	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	54	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Monday, August 3, 1908	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Monday, August 3, 1908 The Baltimore Sun • Page 10: Schooner Clyde, eight tons, from WII• / linm Fltzell to Gustav Dietemann; $5. / Schooner Amanda F. Lewis, from Jere• / minh Gibson to William I-I. Robbins; / Sloop Lady Ilarrlngton. from Benjamin / E. Harrington to Alexander W. Murphy; / Tugs And Their Tows.
	55	Maryland	The Evening Sun • Page 5	Thursday, May 10, 1973	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	57	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Monday, November 23, 1896	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Monday, November 23, 1896 The Baltimore Sun • Page 10: Capt. Levin F. Lewis, of the oyster pungy / Amanda F. Lewis, was arrested in tho east- / ern district last night on a warrant from / United States Commtssioner Rogers, charg- / iug him with, cruelty to a seaman. He was / released for his appearance before the com- / missioner todav.
	58	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 12	Saturday, February 19, 1898	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Saturday, February 19, 1898 The Baltimore Sun • Page 12: on the oyster boat Amanda F. Lewis, / owned by Mr. Lewis and commanded by / Captain Mills, on which Johnson was enl- / ployed. Captain Mills claimed he aeted / in self-defense and Mr. Lewis claimed he / had nothing to do with the affair. / Chapman, Jr., was Johnson's attorney.
	59	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 8	Monday, May 25, 1903	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	60	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Wednesday, May 6, 1903	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	61	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 11	Tuesday, July 25, 1905	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	62	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Saturday, July 1, 1905	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	63	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 11	Tuesday, July 7, 1903	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	64	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 4	Friday, February 19, 1892	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Friday, February 19, 1892 The Baltimore Sun • Page 4: Levis, owned by Major O. M. Levis, of Balti- / more, whose number is 16. The commissioner / sent tor Mr. Lewis. who said the vessel could / not be his, but his boat would be here on Mon- / day. The commissioner said that from the / evidence there was no doubt that the vessel / belonged In Virginia and dredged in Vir- / ginia waters, and the Baltimore vessel was / not connected with the affair. in which / event he would uot have jurisdiction. An / effort wilt bo made to ascertain the vessel / and its owner. The six men vere taken in / charge by Dr. Szlupas.
	65	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 1	Wednesday, January 6, 1892	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Wednesday, January 6, 1892 The Baltimore Sun • Page 1: Golden nud Charles Myers were drowned / from the oyster schooner Amanda F. Levis / : ve steamships arrived and four report / heavy weather on the northern passage=The / Atlantic Trangport Line began its direct / recular trips from Philadelphia to London.
	66	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 10	Friday, September 24, 1897	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Friday, September 24, 1897 The Baltimore Sun • Page 10: Asbury Mills, master of the oyster / pungy Amancla F. Lewis, was fined $15 / and costs Vuv Justice Janetzke on the / charge of assaulting Albert Johnson, col- / ored, a member of his crew.
	67	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 12	Saturday, July 30, 1910	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	68	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 22	Sunday, May 3, 1908	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Sunday, May 3, 1908 The Baltimore Sun • Page 22: vessel property were made at the Baltf- / more Custom Ilouse: / One-third of schooner Early Bird. 46 / tons, from Amanda F. Lewis. administra- / tris of Charies W. Lewis, to E. Allen / White, $623. / Schooner Nara. seven tons, from Charles / H. Wallace to .T. Wingate and / Atv in Donnelly,
	69	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 12	Monday, July 29, 1907	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	70	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 12	Tuesday, July 16, 1907	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	73	Maryland	The Evening Sun • Page 15	Tuesday, June 28, 1921	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Full-page OCR was created, but no reliable vessel-specific article text was detected.
	74	Maryland	The Evening Sun • Page 12	Friday, June 20, 1930	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Full-page OCR was created, but no reliable vessel-specific article text was detected.
	75	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 14	Saturday, October 5, 1912	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Saturday, October 5, 1912 The Baltimore Sun • Page 14: Schooner Amanda F. Lewis. tons : / from yr. Robbins to Warren Rob- / bins. *1.500. / Sloop Tlenrietta. S tons : from James B. / Ilarris to Joshua E. Tulovd, $1.
	76	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 8	Tuesday, July 10, 1900	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	77	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 9	Wednesday, July 17, 1901	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	78	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 9	Tuesday, July 25, 1899	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	79	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 9	Tuesday, July 11, 1899	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	80	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 8	Wednesday, June 28, 1899	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	81	Maryland	The Daily Times • Page 36	Wednesday, September 20, 1978	Salisbury, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	82	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 9	Friday, April 2, 1915	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Friday, April 2, 1915 The Baltimore Sun • Page 9: ing Company, raised the bugeye J. W. / Levis, sunk near Sindy Point and the / vessel and •vrecking machine were towed / into Annapolis by the tug. Cynthia: - The / Lewis was bound -to Vith a cargo / of •cement from BaltimoE.
	83	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 166	Thursday, March 28, 1996	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Thursday, March 28, 1996 The Baltimore Sun • Page 166: deli red pilots to large vessels en. / teri the bay. Pungies carried / pe ble cargo on the bay in the / 1800i The last one. the Amanda F. / saned until the 19308 / tain Tenner's four-hour ex• / curs n Monday by diesel, sail and / die again had everything for the / stud nts trom landlocked Wood- / field Elementary School in / On]! ersburg. / e youngsters helped pull up / the the mainsail and the fore- / sail. ney talked all that great talk
	84	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 98	Thursday, March 28, 1996	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	85	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 30	Thursday, March 28, 1996	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	86	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 26	Thursday, March 28, 1996	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	87	Maryland	The Star-Democrat • Page 45	Friday, May 18, 1990	Easton, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	88	Maryland	The Capital • Page 5	Monday, June 4, 1973	Annapolis, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	89	Maryland	The Capital • Page 12	Monday, May 7, 1973	Annapolis, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	91	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 19	Wednesday, February 28, 1934	Baltimore, Maryland	Open PDF		Wednesday, February 28, 1934 The Baltimore Sun • Page 19: LEWIS.—On February 27, 1934. / ASDA F., aged SO years, wife of the / late Major O. Lewis. / Funeral services at her home, 725 / Deepdene road, on Thursday after- / noon at 2.30 0'clock. Interment in / Druid Ridge Cemeterv.
	92	Maryland	The Baltimore Sun • Page 13	Tuesday, July 30, 1907	Baltimore, Maryland			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	93	Virginia	The Free Lance-Star • Page 141	Sunday, April 10, 2005	Fredericksburg, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	94	Virginia	Martinsville Bulletin • Page 17	Sunday, November 6, 1960	Martinsville, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	99	Virginia	The Virginian-Pilot • Page 25	Sunday, June 14, 1953	Norfolk, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	100	Virginia	Richmond Times-Dispatch • Page 24	Sunday, September 14, 1975	Richmond, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	101	Virginia	Richmond Times-Dispatch • Page 119	Sunday, December 11, 1955	Richmond, Virginia	Open PDF		Sunday, December 11, 1955 Richmond Times-Dispatch • Page 119: yard converted some of the Chesa- / peake's last commercial gmfllng craft / to power boats, notably the pungy / Amanda F. Lewis which sailed out / Of the Coan Rtver for so many years. / The Krentz yard goon gamed R / reputation for good work and the new / yard had all it could do. Word Of the / excellence of work on wooden boats / got to the Maryland oyster-dredglng / fleet. With the passing of each year / more ot those sailing craft sailed over / to the Yeocorntco River yard from / various points In Maryland for re—
	102	Virginia	Richmond Times-Dispatch • Page 10	Monday, November 22, 1948	Richmond, Virginia	Open PDF		Monday, November 22, 1948 Richmond Times-Dispatch • Page 10: rnotor vessel Amanda F. Lewis, / overdue from Miami to Port Au / Princo, Haiti. for a week. is being / tmvcd to its destination. the Coast / Guard reported today.
	103	Virginia	Covington Virginian • Page 22	Wednesday, October 5, 1960	Covington, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	105	Virginia	The Norfolk Virginian • Page 4	Friday, April 30, 1886	Norfolk, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	106	Virginia	The Norfolk Virginian • Page 7	Tuesday, September 1, 1891	Norfolk, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	108	Virginia	Daily Press • Page 14	Sunday, March 11, 1973	Newport News, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	109	Virginia	Daily Press • Page 54	Sunday, September 18, 1960	Newport News, Virginia			No full-page OCR text available for this row.
	110	Virginia	Alexandria Gazette • Page 3	Thursday, April 28, 1904	Alexandria, Virginia	Open PDF		Thursday, April 28, 1904 Alexandria Gazette • Page 3: The schooner Amanda F. Lewis, load- / ed with lumber by Smoot Co., sailed / today for Leonardtown. / The barge -Lily of the M,' est loaded / with lumber by H. K. Field Co., / sailed today for I)oeg creek.