Lloyd's steamboat directory, and disasters on the western waters (1856)
Lloyd, James T. [from old catalog] · Cincinnati, Ohio, J. T. Lloyd & co.; Chicago, Ill., D. B. Cooke & co. · leaf 253
were in their night clothes, andfew were sufiBciently self possessed to take proper means for their ownsafety, or for the safety of those who depended on them for assistanceand protection. A few brave spirits, forgetful of themselves, turned all their atten-tion to the preservation of the women and… … Rockport -■i^ Lloyds steameoat disasters. 249 daughter, a beautiful little girl, about ten years old. His -wifessister, Miss Elizabeth Smith, an accomplished young lady, was like-wise drowned. Mr. Ilaynes also lost sixteen slaves ^Yho were onthe lower deck. Mr. Alexander McKinzie, formerly of…
