Shipwrecks and Pioneer Cemeteries of Prince Edward Island — Map (Kingston, PEI: The Seagull Line, 1982). Prince Edward Island

Public Archives, Accession no. 3517, Item no. 1.

Julie V. Watson, Shipwrecks and Seafaring Tales of Prince Edward Island (Toronto: Hounslow, 1994), 53.

“For the benefit of all concerned,” The Colonial Herald, Saturday, let September 1839.

The Royal Gazette, 6th April 1841.

The Royal Gazette, 3rd August 1841.

Jim MacNeil, “Yankee Gale off North Shore destroyed 73 ships," The Eastern Graphic Magazine (Volume 3, 1976), 7.

Jim MacNeil, 7. ”The Storm,” The Islander, 17th October 1851. Jim MacNeil, 8.

“From Haszard’s Gazette of Tuesday Last,” The Islander, 10th October 1851.

Ibid.

Ibid

”The Late Gales" The Islander, 24th October 1851. Julie V. Watson, 70.

Lorne Johnson, “Great Tinkerer-Inventor Performed Terrific Feat," The Guardian, 19th November 1983.

“Illustrated Story of the Big Gale of November, 1906,” Patriot W, 29th November 1906.

“The Steamer Turret Bell has safely weathered the long winded storm.” The Patriot, 5th November 1906.

“To Assist Turret Bell” (3rd November), “Latest From Turret Bell,”

(5th November), “Turret Bell Condemned," (6th November), IE Miner, 1906.

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