Vessel Profile

William Henry Mack

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Story

This freighter, bulk was built in 1903 by American Shipbuilding Co., Lorain OH in Cleveland, OH.

Historical Notes

George Schneider (Oct 2026) writes: In MVUS for some reason she is alphabetized as WilliamHenry Mack. As WILLIAM HENRY MACK: In collision with and sank steamer JOHN MITCHELL in Whitefish Bay, Lake Superior; July 19, 1911. Three lives were lost from the MITCHELL. A photo of her exists on the BGSU site referenced below.

She was sold for scrap 1937 and scrapped at Midland ON.

Owners & Masters

In 1903-1906 she was owned by the Mack Steamship Co., Cleveland OH, Charles O. Jenkins, Mgr. (home port to Fairport OH) USA.

In 1906-1914 she was owned by the Jenkins Steamship Co., Cleveland OH USA.

In 1914-1916 she was owned by Lake Commerce Ltd., Toronto ON Canada.

In 1916-1920 she was owned by the Sault Shipping Co. Ltd., Sault Ste. Marie ON Canada.

In 1920 she was owned by Montreal Transportation Co. Ltd., Montreal QC Canada.

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