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Name: Terrell, William
Boats: 1853, Made trips up Red R., master SONORA
1855, Owned EL PASO
1856-60, EMIGRANT
Area: Mo. R. & Red. R.
*Name: Thomas
Boats: 1884, REGULAR
Comments: Mentioned in this Document
Name: Thomas, Thadddeus S. (Thad)
Boat(s): 1882, SCIOTO
Area: Ohio R.
Comments: 1882, Was Capt of SCIOTO when she collided with JOHN LOMAS
He lost his son in this accident. Pilots of both boats were
charged with manslaughter.
:Source
Name: Thomas, William Austen, 1817-1852.
Comments: Site visitor te is looking for info on this captain.
Name: Thomas, William T.
Area: 1892, White R.
Boats: 1892, OAKLAND
Comments: Source
Name: Thommason, St.Clair
Boats: 1857, VICKSBURG
Name: Thompson
Area: 1840s, Dresdon, Oh. trade.
Boats: RELIEF
Comments: Mentioned in this Article
Name: Thompson
Boat(s): 1879 TELEGRAM
Area: 1879, Ohio R., Wheeling, W. Va. to Clarington
Comments: Source
Name: Thompson, G.W.
Boats: * 1866, June, 6, clerk on the EDINBURGH with I.L. Thompson, master.
1869, fall, master of CHARMER
1871, With others, purchased EMPEROR
1872 and 1878, was clerk on JAMES D. PARKER
Comments: mentioned in this Article
Name: Thompson, L.L
1. Name: Thompson, Steven
Boats: 1852, master, AURILLA WOOD
1860, Master of CAPITOLA
1865, part owner, EDINBURGH built for this capt. and others
1866, with Capt. Fred Kimpel, purchased gunboat GENERAL THOMAS
and remade her into the packet INGOMAR
This year also purchased the JAMES REES
1875, master of M.S. THANHOUSER
1876 Owned with others the TELEGRAM
1901, fall, purchased with C.C. Thomas the 1884 BIG SANDY
At one time master of CHESAPEAKE
Comments: this captain was a principal in the Wheeling & Sun Fish Packet Company
: this captain is featured in this Article
Name: Thompson, William
Area: L. Miss. R.
Boats: 1866, JULIA
Companies associated with: 1866, Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company
1. Name: Thompson, William L.
Area: 1907, Mo. R., St. Louis-Kansas City trade
Boats: 1907, CHESTER
Comments: was father of Capt. Leonard W. Thompson
Name: Thorp, O. F.
Area: Miss. and Mo. Rs.
Boats: 1858, May, WILLIAM BAIRD
Name: Thorngenan, W. H. Source
Boats: 1877-87, CARONDELET
1898: CITY OF ST. LOUIS
Name: Thornburg, Harry or Henry
Area: Mo. R.
Boats: 1860, Sept 3, owner of ASA WILGUS when it was lost
Comments: Piloted with Horace Bixby when Sam Clemens was cubbing.
Name: Throckmorton, Harry
Comments: Either an owner or captain. Related to below?
Name: Throckmorton, Joseph, of St. Louis
Boat(s): 1832: built the WARRIOR
1847, Apr. Capt. on CORA
1854-56, Sept. 16, Part owner and master, GENOA
Comments: Mentioned in article
Name: Throop, George S.
Boats: 1877 - Jan. 1880, SILVERTHORN
Name: Throop, Josh V.
Boats: 1872, SILVERTHORN
Comments: George S. Throop was his clerk on the SILVERTHORN.
Name: Tichenoe, W.C.
Boats: 1887 or so, WILL S. HAYS
Name: Timms, James
Area: 1859 or so, White R.
Boats: 1859 or so, CITY OF KNOXVILLE
Comments: Mentioned in this Article
: Might possibly be the captain in this query???
Name: Tobin, John W.
Boats: 185?9?, TELEGRAM
1861, LOUISVILLE
1869, owned 1/4 of the 1868 BELLE LEE
: Capt on J. M. WHITE Nos. 1 and 2, and possibly #4.
Comments: Was Master of J.M. White no.4 pilot Anthony G. Medine beat
Robert E. Lee's upstream
record to a point below Vicksburg, Miss..
Reference
Name: Todd, John, Wellsville, Oh.
Boats: 1879, Part owner and Master on first trip of MONTANA
Comments: Father of Josephus Todd I, below.
: See source
Name: Todd, Josephus, I (the first)
Boats: ROSE BUD, JOSEPHINE, KEY WEST
Comments: See source
: Father of Josephus Todd II, below.
Name: Todd, Josephus, II (the second)
Comments: See source
Name: Tolbert, John, (L.?)
Boat(s): Unknown
Area: Mo. R. Mid to late 1800's
Comments: According to his G G G G grandson, Thomas D. Gatlin, Capt. Tolbert
was in the tobacco trade on a "flat bottom" riverboat.
Further info would be appreciated.
Name: Townson
Boats: 1840s, RICHMOND;
Years:
Position: Capt.
Comments:
Name: Twain, Mark - See Samuel Clemens
Name: Tunstall, Thomas T. of Jacksonport, Ark.
Area: White R. Ark.
Boats: 1844, CARRIER
1845, WASP
1848, KATE KIRKWOOD
Name: Tyner, James S., Nashville, Tenn.
Area: Cumberland R.
Boats: 1886, master of B.S. RHEA
1891, master of ALEX PERRY
1908, purchased the ROSE HITE and renamed her the GRACEY CHILDERS
1901, Master of H.W. BUTTORFF
Associated with: the Ryman Line
Comments: Mentioned HERE