G. A. Kirwan
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Type: Pungy
Year: 1882
Builder: Joseph W. Brooks
Location: Madison
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| 1 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Wednesday, June 17, 1891 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Wednesday, June 17, 1891 The Baltimore Sun: 'Eruvers, from l'iankatank: wood. / Sehr Geneva A. / fro:n Norfolk: boxing and Ittrnner. / Schr M ary .T. / from Rar•vnhannock: wood. | |
| 2 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Wednesday, May 31, 1922 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Wednesday, May 31, 1922 The Baltimore Sun: Butler, from Rappahanock ; lumber. / Kirwan, from Great Wicomico; lumber. / Phillips, from Rappahanock; lumber. / John Martin, France, from Great Wicom- ico; lumber. / Stadsdyk (Dutch), from Rotterdam via Philadelphia. / Passed Out—G A. / from Wash- ington. / for New York. | |
| 3 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Thursday, May 11, 1911 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Thursday, May 11, 1911 The Baltimore Sun: To dock, place new propeller and make minor repafrg to the lighthouse tender Maple. / McIntyre and Henderson bld $135 and 8 days to complete work; Snedden Shipbuildlng Company, $202.75 and days ; Skinner Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com- pany $320 and 12 days. / Ph'llfp RuprechL manager of the foreign shipping department of the Standard Oil Company, who slnce 1869 has been in the service of the corporation, died Monday at the German Hospital. / Beacham hauled Captain R- B. / to Western Marvland Raz.road. / Schr Geneva A. / from Rappa- hannoek; iumber. / Ferguson, Hurley, from Philadel- phia: A. | |
| 4 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Tuesday, March 17, 1885 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Tuesday, March 17, 1885 The Baltimore Sun: (Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.) SOLOMON'S 31D., Msrch ld.—Ste- phen Raspburry. / colored man employed on the oyster pungy Geneva A. / Kirwan, Capt. / of Baltimore, died on board the vessel in tife Chesapeake bay, near the Patuxent, on Thursday Jast- The captain sailed iu to Solomon's Island and notified Jus- tice Wm. / vno held an inquest on Friday morning. / tye jury rendered a verdict of "death by the visitation of God in 8 natural way," Capt.. / Kirwan had the body decently prepared for burial, and paid all the expenses attending the in- quest and burial. / The captain expressed much sympathy for the unfortunate man,and said he was nard-working aud obedient hand. | |
| 5 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Tuesday, May 17, 1910 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Tuesday, May 17, 1910 The Baltimore Sun: NEWS OF THE SHIPPING!'" rage San She bant b$ the Mary Juu.t Steel 8 Point. / and nrst served n long rter the trade. / n ed an d paint«l by W. / Woodall nt the gehooner Governor Powers •as dented yesterday trotn drydM•k. | |
| 6 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Friday, December 10, 1886 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Friday, December 10, 1886 The Baltimore Sun: before reported ashore on Virginie Beach. / is making a little water, caused frory. / thumping on the sandy bottom. / She is loaded with railroad iron from New York for Nor- folk. / Tbe schooner Genova A. / Kir- wan, Captain O'Malley, and the schooner Thomas and James were in collision on Mon- day afternoon at the mouth of the Chester river. / The Thomas aud James was so badly Oamaged that she had to be beached. / It is thought she will be a toral loss. | |
| 7 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Monday, August 6, 1900 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF Open PDF part a |
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Monday, August 6, 1900 The Baltimore Sun: ABBIVALS AND DEPARTURES Baltimore, August 4 And 6, 1000. / Arrived On Sunday. / (Ger) from Hamburg Boston: merchandise, io Atlantic Transport Co. / Smith, from Daf- quiri. | |
| 8 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Monday, October 8, 1900 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Monday, October 8, 1900 The Baltimore Sun: ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Baltin•ore, October G And 7, 1900. / Arrived On Sunday. / Stmr Queen Wilhelmina (Br), Husband. / Pitts, Stone, from Bermuda Hun- dred ; lumber. / Schr Geneva A. / from Great fish scra Schr Rdele K. / from Virginia; lum ber. | |
| 9 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Wednesday, October 24, 1894 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Wednesday, October 24, 1894 The Baltimore Sun: McAllester, of the punry G. / Kirwan, who was charged by Cnarles Bynes, n shipping commissioner, with violat- ing the State shipping laws, was before Jus- tico Sunner yesterday and was releu8ed on bail for court. / The specific charge was that Captain McAllestcr did not properly sign Allred Miller, who was shot off Mountain Point. / in Magothy river. | |
| 10 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Tuesday, October 23, 1894 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF Open PDF part 2 |
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Tuesday, October 23, 1894 The Baltimore Sun: A fist) going either up or down stream und strikinæ the leader will not turn and go away from it, but will usually follow it in the hope o? / getting around it, and nine times out of ten will go toward deep water and away from the shore. / The fish follows the net which leads him into the pound, in which he swims around and around, unable to get out. | |
| 11 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Monday, October 22, 1894 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Monday, October 22, 1894 The Baltimore Sun: a mate on the pungy G. / Kirwan, was shot and in. / stantiy killed last night off Mountain Point aud Just above the Magotby river. / Tbe man was in company with James Dale, a mate on the pungy Ariel. / The men were in a small boat hauling a net belonging to some one along the shore when the owner of the net. / armed with a gun, fired upon the men. / The man Alfred was instantly killed. / while Dale was seriously wounded. / McAllister, ot the pungy Kirwan gave chis account of tbe shooting to the police: "While at anchor in the Magothy river my mate Alfred and Dale went oc in a small boat to a fishing net. / Tbe men went for the purpose ot fishing the net. / While ia the act of raising it the owner and another man came out in a skiff. | |
| 12 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Wednesday, November 11, 1885 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF Open PDF part 2 |
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Wednesday, November 11, 1885 The Baltimore Sun: Dorchester County Natters. / [Snecia) Disoateb to the Baittmore Sun. / 1 CAMBRIDGE, MD., Nov. / Flowers, ot the oungy G. | |
| 13 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Monday, October 14, 1889 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Monday, October 14, 1889 The Baltimore Sun: near Kedges straits. / of the e pumry Kirwan, left the boat and was not euptured. | |
| 14 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Tuesday, January 20, 1903 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Tuesday, January 20, 1903 The Baltimore Sun: Gibbons, pungy G. / Kirwan; John W. / Burns, schooner Sophia Durm, and William Bramble, schooner Lizzie Lane. / They were captured early Sunday morning oystering in Eastern bay. | |
| 15 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Thursday, December 6, 1888 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Thursday, December 6, 1888 The Baltimore Sun: •rncnras CAPTURES-THE KIRWAN. / A dispateh to TRE yesterday trom An- napoiis gays: "I'he State oyster steamer Gov. / Loker, which left Baltimore last night for Chester river, arrived bere today. / Tue nearest one, which proved afterword to have been the pungy G. / Kirwan, Capt. / Alonzo Evans. / of isaitimore, was requested to beave to. / Tne other boats disaopeared in the darxness. / Lokec made a second tbis morning to capture the Kirwan her captain, it is said. / threateoed Lian it he came ou board. / The dredger was tnen in the bay aud sailing toward Baltimore. / The steamer had been following close behind. / awaiting a favorable oppottunity to secure the prize. / It was not captured, ho" ever. | |
| 16 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Thursday, October 5, 1911 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Thursday, October 5, 1911 The Baltimore Sun: TO Lond Ships By Motor Truck'. / It is probable that Baltimore will soon see a new way Of loading and unloading vessels. / A short time ago the Merebuuts and Miners' Transportation Company in• stalled 20 motor trucks at their Savannah docks to load and unload the steamers. / It was stated yesterday by an official of the company that if the tt•ueks continue to prove sntisfaetory several will be installed nt the dooks here. / The schooner Dorchester and the .pungy schooner G. / Kirwan are on Rohde s rail- way for minor repairs. / ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES port Of Baltimore, Oct. / Stmr Taunton (Nor). / Wright; lumber. / Stmr Suwannee, Kirwan for Jacksonville via Savannah; Merchants and 'Miners' Transportation companborto Rico. | |
| 17 | Maryland | Evening Capital | Friday, November 26, 1886 | Annapolis, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Friday, November 26, 1886 Evening Capital: Captured for Illegal Dredging.—Dcputy Commander Turner, of the oyster policc steamer Governor Hamilton; captured yesterday in South River, the schooner "G. / Kirwan," -of Baltimore, 'Ca t. / Martin O'Malley, John S. / Kirwan, owners, charged with having unculled oysters on board. / .Tbc vessel was brought to Annapolis and the Captain taken •before Justice W. / Gassaway, and having plead guiltly was finetv fifty dollars and costs. / John NIV illiams, for drcd&ing on unforbidden grounds. / Ile was tafi(en be- fore Justice Gassaway who J held thc; ac- cused for a hearing at 7 0'clock this evo- ning. | |
| 18 | Virginia | The Norfolk Landmark | Tuesday, August 4, 1896 | Norfolk, Virginia | Open PDF |  |
Tuesday, August 4, 1896 The Norfolk Landmark: The< schooner*G3A.M Rlrwam Captain ThornaS2Shei•maüi arrived Qlei'ee esterday Parkeoburg (Pao Otitlng Club, Cnptain HafniniiiG. / The memberå, and they are having time, | |
| 19 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Thursday, September 20, 1883 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Thursday, September 20, 1883 The Baltimore Sun: Crank.—Anthony a hand on the schooner G. / Kirwan, was sent to the marine ward of St. / Joseph's Hospital yesterday from injuries received by being struck in the abdomen by an oyster windlass crank virile dredging. | |
| 20 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Saturday, August 10, 1912 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Saturday, August 10, 1912 The Baltimore Sun: Baugher, $1,800. / Kirwan, 42 tons, from John E. / Kirwan and John S. / Kirwan to Thomas B. / Power yacht yawl Huron, 37 tons, from Henry B. / Gilpin to John D. | |
| 21 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Friday, December 25, 1896 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Friday, December 25, 1896 The Baltimore Sun: overboard trom the schooner G. / Kirwuu, Capt. / Evans, of Somerset county. / off James' Point. | |
| 22 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Tuesday, February 20, 1894 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Tuesday, February 20, 1894 The Baltimore Sun: 021CKe Four Baltimore oyster boats were brought to Annapolis today. / and each of their cap- tains was fined $25 and costs by Justice Flood for having unculled oysters aboard. / The vessels were captured off Love Foine mouth of Chester river, by Captain Turner, of the State steamer Governor McLane. / Thev were: Schooners G. | |
| 23 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Tuesday, August 4, 1896 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Tuesday, August 4, 1896 The Baltimore Sun: The Baltimore schooner G. / Kirwan, Capt. / Thomas Sherman, arrived here this morning with the Vnrkesburg (Pd.) Outing Club. / The club numbers twenty-five. | |
| 24 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Friday, November 26, 1886 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF |  |
Friday, November 26, 1886 The Baltimore Sun: Kirwan, of Baltimore, Nartjn alley, master, John S. / Kirwan John E. / Kirwan, of Baltimore. / owners, taecen into custody in South river today, charged v.'ith having unculled oysters on board. / Jnstiee Gaea way, of Annaoolis, fined t h'• captain, who pleaded guilty, fifty (loliars and cost-. | |
| 25 | Maryland | The Baltimore Sun | Sunday, August 3, 1913 | Baltimore, Maryland | Open PDF Open PDF part 2 |
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Sunday, August 3, 1913 The Baltimore Sun: Dodson, owner of tender to schooner G. / Kirwan, for operating without suffieient life-saving devices, $100, and for not having pilot rules. / Joseph Carnel, VCashington, D. / C., owner of a canoe, for being under way after sunset without having a lantern showing a whito light. / Samuel Talley. / Fishing Creek, Md., of the motorboat Helen, for oper- ating without pilot rules on board, $250. / Taylor, for not displaying lights after sunset. / Ilieriean Towing and Lightering Com- ovcnor of the tug Tormenter, for v inert from Jacksonville. / Fla., for without a licensod third mate, Tugs A nd T heir Tows. / T 110 Vjauntloss towed in the schoonor ilaskell from .Nosv York, and thon Olit at tho yard of the Chesapeake Mff vino Railway to repair. |
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