钓鱼和叼人，钓鱼安全谈
发表于 : 21 11月 2013 18:44死狗狗的黑暗面
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母亲和女儿淹死，死狗狗
最悲惨的溺水死亡的报道在早期发展的区域之一，是30岁的安康沃尔和她3岁的孩子。
报纸报道，1869年7月22日（星期五），玛丽·奥尔德里奇，安康沃尔和她的孩子，安排了一个名叫格雷格森排船渡利亚村到死狗狗岛，大约两英里的距离。
该湖是比他们预期的更浪大，当他们从岸边走过约一英里（1.6公里），年轻的妇女惊慌，并从自己的座位上突然站起。在这样做时，小船翻转发送所有住户入水中。
约翰沃特森和詹姆斯Demara是灾难发生的时候，在船上，靠近岸边，听到的哭声来自覆舟，立刻拉到现场。幸运的是，他们及时赶到营救奥尔德里奇小姐，因为她的最后一次上升到表面。格雷格森先生抱住覆舟的底部被救出，但安康沃尔和她的孩子已经消失在水下，无处可见。
在休克后镇两名男孩溺水身亡
只要有一个水体，有明显的可能性正在吞人的生命，Scugog湖有它的份，在过去一个半世纪的溺水。
发表在7月8日，1863年安大略省观察员由当地记者拍摄的第一事件之一，因为它记录惨死的两个年轻的社区居民。这两个男孩，年龄分别为10年和7年，（西格雷夫Nonquon）区的居民，前者是帕尔默先生的汽车和亨利·威廉，儿子杰西爱尔兰先生的儿子。
看样子，两个男孩去的Nonquon河上的6月30日下午，解开一条船，跳下。通过一些手段或其他的船必须有爆冷抛出所有的年轻小伙子入水。他们只走了很短的时间从家里，但没有人看见他们离开，或者他们去那儿。
有人路过附近的河流，看到了船，漂浮在水面上的底部。扶正后桨和帽子的男生被发现。有点距离海岸较远的两个男孩被发现。男孩子们非常想整个街区，并在整个地方，他们的英年早逝蒙上了一层阴郁的忧伤。
两个年轻人失去独木舟覆时，从该撒利亚返回
可能是最糟糕的轮船相关Scugog湖上的悲剧发生在1892年5月10日（星期五）。詹姆斯·卡内基的轮船，陌生人从Lindsay佩里港返回运行，当它停止在沃什伯恩岛。
詹姆斯·卡内基，轮船老板的长子，和他的朋友詹姆斯·罗伯茨在船上。当船抵达沃什伯恩岛的年轻男子走进一个独木舟到该撒利亚有一个自旋向下，打算返回沃什伯恩及时赶上蒸笼，她回港佩里。
但蒸笼准备返回时，青年男子没有回来，，报警一次提出。结果发现，他们已经离开了该撒利亚及时赶上船，一旦缔结，双方已经。在Port Perry晚到达的蒸笼，上周六晚，当它成为年轻的男子失去了最大的报警。
几个轮船和小船参加的机构开始积极寻找，但没有恢复，直到尸体被两个以上的天后。詹姆斯·卡内基是年仅20岁的詹姆斯·罗伯茨，他的朋友，在他们的死亡时间只有21。
上周日修学旅行的悲剧
拉格伦星期日学校，大量的朋友作了一次短途旅行从港口佩里板盎格鲁撒克逊林赛上周日，1870年6月25日。在返回时，两名男子中，Wm。贾米森和理查德·奥博伊尔，从轮船下跌入水中，但试图救援的时候，只剩下一个努力保持在水面之上。
挣扎了一段时间后，他也沉入没有更多的上升。手中的轮船上跳下贾米森先生能够恢复，但找不到奥博伊尔。他的身体恢复后的那一夜。这起事故被指责紧固舷梯上的缺陷。
两个撒利亚人淹死当
车滑过冰，
三撒利亚人，从Scugog湖的驱动器，通过冰星期日，1955年3月5日暴跌。弗雷德·弗瑞尔，51和厄尔·伯尔，31日，约翰·奥尼尔，38岁，停下来让NeillÕs狗出去跑步，而返回到该撒利亚汽车走进一个缝隙在冰滑进水中。
奥尼尔先生能够伯尔推下了车，并设法逃脱自己，但弗瑞尔先生，谁是自己开车，和奥尼尔的狗跟车去了。由奥尼尔先生持有毛刺出来的水的所有努力失败，因为他溜出了他的掌握，并在大约20英尺的水去了。
第二天，从交通运输部的一个特殊潜水员赶到，Scugog湖陷入冰冷的水，恢复弗瑞尔和伯尔的尸体。弗瑞尔先生在该撒利亚是众所周知的所有者FrayerÕs馆和船屋。
四名男子淹没在
Scugog湖上划船事故悲惨
Scugog岛西岸，6月14日（星期六）的汽油罐上的偶然的发现引发的调查显示最坏Scugog湖上划船事故在过去的四分之一个世纪。四名青年从多伦多，最早的只有20个，淹没了大约中午时，他们租用舷外摩托艇倾覆。
雪松岸海滩佃农霍华德斯泰西是碰到一个红色煤气罐冲上岸边步行沿海岸的岛屿，并实现一定出事了。他跑回他的小屋，和邻居唐麦克米兰的手，他们把他们的船入湖，在那里他们发现的第一主体。
约翰·沃德，谁租了船在当天早些时候抵达的帮助，并在尝试删除电机掀翻船，船下发现了第二个的青春，纠结在汽油喂养线。OPP和港佩里消防部门的成员开始拖动区域，但，只好打电话寻找另外两名失踪男子由于粗糙的湖泊和黑暗。
第二天一早再次开始搜寻与皮肤潜水员从加拿大和水下俱乐部的港佩里游艇俱乐部的成员。其他受害者被发现在当天晚些时候。淹死的罗伯特·沃克，迈克尔·麦登16，第18条，第拉里OÕConnor，17和道格拉斯Mortson，20日，所有的多伦多。
奥德先生说，如果青少年举行了上船，这将有浮动，即使装满水，可能仍然有无限期，直到救援人员赶到。佩里星港至周四，1958年6月19日
Scugog湖的死亡人数
1877年3月 - WM先生。李驾车穿越冰Scugog凯撒利亚海岸附近时，冲破了他的马被淹死。冰是现在不被信任，双方将做好以避免它。七月1885 - THOS。，以撒McBrien Vipond和马丁·哈迪，所有BROOKLIN，在Scugog湖今早在一条小船上。Scugog岛附近时其中一人做了一个mistroke桨的小船弄翻了。紧紧抓住船Vipond和McBrien漂流上岸，但哈代，不能游泳，淹死了。1891年6月 -约翰McKenzie先生Scugog湖游戏，游戏门将保留有限公司位于詹姆斯·唐纳森的身体后，他倒下督察沃森沃西本恩岛附近海面被发现从他的船，Scugog湖中淹死。四月1895 -卡西的身体伯克，谁被淹死在湖上滑冰去年秋天时，8月1901 -长子保罗和约瑟夫·胡德莉迪亚胡德现年20岁，Scugog湖与朋友洗澡时溺水身亡。1910年8月，儿子已故的WM -赫伯特·斯威特曼。斯威特曼Scugog岛，Scugog湖与朋友出去钓鱼，1912年7月 - 17岁的卡尔·罗斯从独木舟下降，而淹没了码头附近的圣女王脚下时，他得到了和朋友一起玩时，陷在泥里 后溺水身亡1962年 - 5月 Scugog湖松点，在100年的第一次致命事故发生时，比尔·希利淹死，而出去钓鱼为mudcat与特德·莱希Scugog岛的。7月1980 -一名19岁的奥沙瓦男子淹没在周一Scugog湖下午，当他摔倒关闭北岸的七里岛约100公尺，高动力的机动船，1989年10月 -多伦多地区2个男人，一个三天打鱼，Scugog湖中淹死，当他们的小船倾覆，1998年1月 -消防队员和警察恢复Scugog湖两个独立的雪上摩托车事故淹没在他们的机器上时，经历了不远处的冰从该撒利亚四名男子的尸体。
Scugog's Dark Side
Mother and daughter drown after boat tips in Lake Scugog
One of the saddest drowning deaths reported during the early development of the area, was that of 30-year old Ann Cornish and her three-year-old child.
Newspapers reported that on Friday, July 22, 1869, Mary Aldridge, Ann Cornish and her child, arranged for a man named Gregson to row them from the village of Caesarea to Scugog Island, a distance of about two miles.
The lake was much rougher than they expected and when they had travelled about one mile from the shore, the young women became alarmed and suddenly rose from their seats. In doing so, the small boat upset sending all occupants into the water.
John Watson and James Demara were in a boat near the shore at the time of the disaster, and hearing the cries coming from the capsized boat, immediately pulled for the spot. They fortunately arrived in time to rescue Miss Aldridge as she rose to the surface for the last time. Mr Gregson was found clinging to the bottom of the capsized boat and was rescued, but Ann Cornish and her child had disappeared under the water and were nowhere to be seen.
The Observer editor editorialized, "Had it not been for the energy displayed by Watson and Demara, chances are that at least one additional name (Aldridge) would have been added to the mournful catalogue of the drowned".
Town in shock after two boys drowned
Wherever there is a body of water, there is the distinct possibility of lives being taken, and Lake Scugog has had its share of drownings over the past century and a half.
One of the first incidents recorded by the local press was published in the July 8, 1863 Ontario Observer, as it recorded the tragic death of two young residents of the community. The two boys, aged 10 and 7 years respectively, residents of the Nonquon (Seagrave) area, the former being a son of Mr. Palmer Car and the Henry William, son of Mr. Jessie Ireland.
It appears that the two boys went down to the Nonquon River on the afternoon of June 30th, unfastened a boat and jumped in. By some means or other the boat must have upset and thrown the young lads into the water. They had only been gone a short time from home, but no one saw them leave or where they had gone.
Someone passing near the river, saw the boat, floating bottom up upon the water. Upon righting it the oars and hat of one of the boys was found. A little further from the shore the two boys were found. The boys were very much thought of by the whole neighbourhood, and their untimely death cast a gloom of sorrow over the whole locality.
Two young men lost when canoe overturns returning from Caesarea
Probably the worst steamboat related tragedy on Lake Scugog occurred on Friday, May 10, 1892. James Carnegie's steamboat, the Stranger was on the return run from Lindsay to Port Perry when it made a stop at Washburn Island.
James Carnegie, the eldest son of the steamboat owner, and his friend James Roberts were on board. When the boat arrived at Washburn Island the young men went into a canoe to have a spin down to Caesarea, with the intention of returning to Washburn in time to catch the steamer on her return to Port Perry.
But when the steamer was ready to return, the young men had not returned and an alarm was at once raised. It was found that they had left Caesarea in time to catch the boat and it was at once concluded that the parties had gone down. The steamer arrived in Port Perry late on Saturday night and the greatest alarm was created when it became known that the young men were lost.
An active search for the bodies was started with several steamers and smaller boats taking part, but the bodies were not recovered until more than two days later. James Carnegie was only 20 years old and his friend, James Roberts, only 21 at the time of their deaths.
Tragedy on Sunday School excursion
The Raglan Sunday School, with a large number of friends went on an excursion from Port Perry to Lindsay on board the Anglo Saxon on Sunday, June 25, 1870. On the return, two men, Wm. Jamieson and Richard O'Boyle, fell from the steamboat into the water, but by the time a rescue was attempted, only one remained struggling to keep above the water.
After struggling for some time he also sank to rise no more. One of the hands on the steamship jumped in and was able to recover Mr. Jamieson, but could not find O'Boyle. His body was recovered later that night. The accident was blamed on a defect in the fastening of the gangway.
Two Caesarea men drown when car slips through ice
Three Caesarea men, out on Lake Scugog for a drive, plunged through the ice Sunday, March 5, 1955. Fred Frayer, 51, and Earl Burr, 31, and John Neill, 38, had stopped to let NeillÕs dog out for a run, and later while returning to Caesarea the car went into a crevice in the ice and slid into the water.
Mr. Neill was able to push Burr out of the car and managed to escape himself, but Mr. Frayer, who was driving the car, and Neill's dog went down with the car. All the efforts by Mr. Neill to hold Burr out of the water failed as he slipped out of his grasp and went down in about 20 feet of water.
The next day, a special diver from the Department of Transport arrived and descended into the frigid water of Lake Scugog to recover the bodies of Frayer and Burr. Mr. Frayer was well know in Caesarea as the owner of FrayerÕs Pavilion and boathouse.
Four men drown in tragic boating accident on Lake Scugog
The chance finding of a gasoline tank on the west shore of Scugog Island Saturday, June 14 touched off an investigation which revealed the worst boating accident on Lake Scugog in the past quarter of a century. Four youths from Toronto, the oldest only 20, drowned when their rented outboard motorboat capsized about noon.
Cedar Shores Beach cottager Howard Stacey was out walking along the shore of the island came across a red gas tank washed up on shore on and realized something must be wrong. He ran back to his cottage and with the hand of neighbour Don MacMillan, they took their boat out into the lake where they found the first body.
John Orde, who had rented the boat earlier in the day arrived to help, and while attempting to remove the motor from the overturned boat, found a second youth under the boat, entangled in the gasoline feeding line. Members of the OPP and Port Perry Fire Department began dragging the area but had to call off the search for the other two missing men due to the rough lake and darkness.
Early the next morning the search began again with skin divers from the Underwater Club of Canada and members of the Port Perry Yacht Club. The other victims were found later in the day. Drowned were Michael Madden, 16, Robert Walker, 18, Larry OÕConnor, 17 and Douglas Mortson, 20, all of Toronto.
Mr. Orde said that if the youths had held onto the boat, which would have floated even if filled with water, the could have remained there indefinitely until help arrived. Port Perry Star Thurs., June 19, 1958
(Auto Translation, bottom is english)
母亲和女儿淹死，死狗狗
最悲惨的溺水死亡的报道在早期发展的区域之一，是30岁的安康沃尔和她3岁的孩子。
报纸报道，1869年7月22日（星期五），玛丽·奥尔德里奇，安康沃尔和她的孩子，安排了一个名叫格雷格森排船渡利亚村到死狗狗岛，大约两英里的距离。
该湖是比他们预期的更浪大，当他们从岸边走过约一英里（1.6公里），年轻的妇女惊慌，并从自己的座位上突然站起。在这样做时，小船翻转发送所有住户入水中。
约翰沃特森和詹姆斯Demara是灾难发生的时候，在船上，靠近岸边，听到的哭声来自覆舟，立刻拉到现场。幸运的是，他们及时赶到营救奥尔德里奇小姐，因为她的最后一次上升到表面。格雷格森先生抱住覆舟的底部被救出，但安康沃尔和她的孩子已经消失在水下，无处可见。
在休克后镇两名男孩溺水身亡
只要有一个水体，有明显的可能性正在吞人的生命，Scugog湖有它的份，在过去一个半世纪的溺水。
发表在7月8日，1863年安大略省观察员由当地记者拍摄的第一事件之一，因为它记录惨死的两个年轻的社区居民。这两个男孩，年龄分别为10年和7年，（西格雷夫Nonquon）区的居民，前者是帕尔默先生的汽车和亨利·威廉，儿子杰西爱尔兰先生的儿子。
看样子，两个男孩去的Nonquon河上的6月30日下午，解开一条船，跳下。通过一些手段或其他的船必须有爆冷抛出所有的年轻小伙子入水。他们只走了很短的时间从家里，但没有人看见他们离开，或者他们去那儿。
有人路过附近的河流，看到了船，漂浮在水面上的底部。扶正后桨和帽子的男生被发现。有点距离海岸较远的两个男孩被发现。男孩子们非常想整个街区，并在整个地方，他们的英年早逝蒙上了一层阴郁的忧伤。
两个年轻人失去独木舟覆时，从该撒利亚返回
可能是最糟糕的轮船相关Scugog湖上的悲剧发生在1892年5月10日（星期五）。詹姆斯·卡内基的轮船，陌生人从Lindsay佩里港返回运行，当它停止在沃什伯恩岛。
詹姆斯·卡内基，轮船老板的长子，和他的朋友詹姆斯·罗伯茨在船上。当船抵达沃什伯恩岛的年轻男子走进一个独木舟到该撒利亚有一个自旋向下，打算返回沃什伯恩及时赶上蒸笼，她回港佩里。
但蒸笼准备返回时，青年男子没有回来，，报警一次提出。结果发现，他们已经离开了该撒利亚及时赶上船，一旦缔结，双方已经。在Port Perry晚到达的蒸笼，上周六晚，当它成为年轻的男子失去了最大的报警。
几个轮船和小船参加的机构开始积极寻找，但没有恢复，直到尸体被两个以上的天后。詹姆斯·卡内基是年仅20岁的詹姆斯·罗伯茨，他的朋友，在他们的死亡时间只有21。
上周日修学旅行的悲剧
拉格伦星期日学校，大量的朋友作了一次短途旅行从港口佩里板盎格鲁撒克逊林赛上周日，1870年6月25日。在返回时，两名男子中，Wm。贾米森和理查德·奥博伊尔，从轮船下跌入水中，但试图救援的时候，只剩下一个努力保持在水面之上。
挣扎了一段时间后，他也沉入没有更多的上升。手中的轮船上跳下贾米森先生能够恢复，但找不到奥博伊尔。他的身体恢复后的那一夜。这起事故被指责紧固舷梯上的缺陷。
两个撒利亚人淹死当
车滑过冰，
三撒利亚人，从Scugog湖的驱动器，通过冰星期日，1955年3月5日暴跌。弗雷德·弗瑞尔，51和厄尔·伯尔，31日，约翰·奥尼尔，38岁，停下来让NeillÕs狗出去跑步，而返回到该撒利亚汽车走进一个缝隙在冰滑进水中。
奥尼尔先生能够伯尔推下了车，并设法逃脱自己，但弗瑞尔先生，谁是自己开车，和奥尼尔的狗跟车去了。由奥尼尔先生持有毛刺出来的水的所有努力失败，因为他溜出了他的掌握，并在大约20英尺的水去了。
第二天，从交通运输部的一个特殊潜水员赶到，Scugog湖陷入冰冷的水，恢复弗瑞尔和伯尔的尸体。弗瑞尔先生在该撒利亚是众所周知的所有者FrayerÕs馆和船屋。
四名男子淹没在
Scugog湖上划船事故悲惨
Scugog岛西岸，6月14日（星期六）的汽油罐上的偶然的发现引发的调查显示最坏Scugog湖上划船事故在过去的四分之一个世纪。四名青年从多伦多，最早的只有20个，淹没了大约中午时，他们租用舷外摩托艇倾覆。
雪松岸海滩佃农霍华德斯泰西是碰到一个红色煤气罐冲上岸边步行沿海岸的岛屿，并实现一定出事了。他跑回他的小屋，和邻居唐麦克米兰的手，他们把他们的船入湖，在那里他们发现的第一主体。
约翰·沃德，谁租了船在当天早些时候抵达的帮助，并在尝试删除电机掀翻船，船下发现了第二个的青春，纠结在汽油喂养线。OPP和港佩里消防部门的成员开始拖动区域，但，只好打电话寻找另外两名失踪男子由于粗糙的湖泊和黑暗。
第二天一早再次开始搜寻与皮肤潜水员从加拿大和水下俱乐部的港佩里游艇俱乐部的成员。其他受害者被发现在当天晚些时候。淹死的罗伯特·沃克，迈克尔·麦登16，第18条，第拉里OÕConnor，17和道格拉斯Mortson，20日，所有的多伦多。
奥德先生说，如果青少年举行了上船，这将有浮动，即使装满水，可能仍然有无限期，直到救援人员赶到。佩里星港至周四，1958年6月19日
Scugog湖的死亡人数
1877年3月 - WM先生。李驾车穿越冰Scugog凯撒利亚海岸附近时，冲破了他的马被淹死。冰是现在不被信任，双方将做好以避免它。七月1885 - THOS。，以撒McBrien Vipond和马丁·哈迪，所有BROOKLIN，在Scugog湖今早在一条小船上。Scugog岛附近时其中一人做了一个mistroke桨的小船弄翻了。紧紧抓住船Vipond和McBrien漂流上岸，但哈代，不能游泳，淹死了。1891年6月 -约翰McKenzie先生Scugog湖游戏，游戏门将保留有限公司位于詹姆斯·唐纳森的身体后，他倒下督察沃森沃西本恩岛附近海面被发现从他的船，Scugog湖中淹死。四月1895 -卡西的身体伯克，谁被淹死在湖上滑冰去年秋天时，8月1901 -长子保罗和约瑟夫·胡德莉迪亚胡德现年20岁，Scugog湖与朋友洗澡时溺水身亡。1910年8月，儿子已故的WM -赫伯特·斯威特曼。斯威特曼Scugog岛，Scugog湖与朋友出去钓鱼，1912年7月 - 17岁的卡尔·罗斯从独木舟下降，而淹没了码头附近的圣女王脚下时，他得到了和朋友一起玩时，陷在泥里 后溺水身亡1962年 - 5月 Scugog湖松点，在100年的第一次致命事故发生时，比尔·希利淹死，而出去钓鱼为mudcat与特德·莱希Scugog岛的。7月1980 -一名19岁的奥沙瓦男子淹没在周一Scugog湖下午，当他摔倒关闭北岸的七里岛约100公尺，高动力的机动船，1989年10月 -多伦多地区2个男人，一个三天打鱼，Scugog湖中淹死，当他们的小船倾覆，1998年1月 -消防队员和警察恢复Scugog湖两个独立的雪上摩托车事故淹没在他们的机器上时，经历了不远处的冰从该撒利亚四名男子的尸体。
Scugog's Dark Side
Mother and daughter drown after boat tips in Lake Scugog
One of the saddest drowning deaths reported during the early development of the area, was that of 30-year old Ann Cornish and her three-year-old child.
Newspapers reported that on Friday, July 22, 1869, Mary Aldridge, Ann Cornish and her child, arranged for a man named Gregson to row them from the village of Caesarea to Scugog Island, a distance of about two miles.
The lake was much rougher than they expected and when they had travelled about one mile from the shore, the young women became alarmed and suddenly rose from their seats. In doing so, the small boat upset sending all occupants into the water.
John Watson and James Demara were in a boat near the shore at the time of the disaster, and hearing the cries coming from the capsized boat, immediately pulled for the spot. They fortunately arrived in time to rescue Miss Aldridge as she rose to the surface for the last time. Mr Gregson was found clinging to the bottom of the capsized boat and was rescued, but Ann Cornish and her child had disappeared under the water and were nowhere to be seen.
The Observer editor editorialized, "Had it not been for the energy displayed by Watson and Demara, chances are that at least one additional name (Aldridge) would have been added to the mournful catalogue of the drowned".
Town in shock after two boys drowned
Wherever there is a body of water, there is the distinct possibility of lives being taken, and Lake Scugog has had its share of drownings over the past century and a half.
One of the first incidents recorded by the local press was published in the July 8, 1863 Ontario Observer, as it recorded the tragic death of two young residents of the community. The two boys, aged 10 and 7 years respectively, residents of the Nonquon (Seagrave) area, the former being a son of Mr. Palmer Car and the Henry William, son of Mr. Jessie Ireland.
It appears that the two boys went down to the Nonquon River on the afternoon of June 30th, unfastened a boat and jumped in. By some means or other the boat must have upset and thrown the young lads into the water. They had only been gone a short time from home, but no one saw them leave or where they had gone.
Someone passing near the river, saw the boat, floating bottom up upon the water. Upon righting it the oars and hat of one of the boys was found. A little further from the shore the two boys were found. The boys were very much thought of by the whole neighbourhood, and their untimely death cast a gloom of sorrow over the whole locality.
Two young men lost when canoe overturns returning from Caesarea
Probably the worst steamboat related tragedy on Lake Scugog occurred on Friday, May 10, 1892. James Carnegie's steamboat, the Stranger was on the return run from Lindsay to Port Perry when it made a stop at Washburn Island.
James Carnegie, the eldest son of the steamboat owner, and his friend James Roberts were on board. When the boat arrived at Washburn Island the young men went into a canoe to have a spin down to Caesarea, with the intention of returning to Washburn in time to catch the steamer on her return to Port Perry.
But when the steamer was ready to return, the young men had not returned and an alarm was at once raised. It was found that they had left Caesarea in time to catch the boat and it was at once concluded that the parties had gone down. The steamer arrived in Port Perry late on Saturday night and the greatest alarm was created when it became known that the young men were lost.
An active search for the bodies was started with several steamers and smaller boats taking part, but the bodies were not recovered until more than two days later. James Carnegie was only 20 years old and his friend, James Roberts, only 21 at the time of their deaths.
Tragedy on Sunday School excursion
The Raglan Sunday School, with a large number of friends went on an excursion from Port Perry to Lindsay on board the Anglo Saxon on Sunday, June 25, 1870. On the return, two men, Wm. Jamieson and Richard O'Boyle, fell from the steamboat into the water, but by the time a rescue was attempted, only one remained struggling to keep above the water.
After struggling for some time he also sank to rise no more. One of the hands on the steamship jumped in and was able to recover Mr. Jamieson, but could not find O'Boyle. His body was recovered later that night. The accident was blamed on a defect in the fastening of the gangway.
Two Caesarea men drown when car slips through ice
Three Caesarea men, out on Lake Scugog for a drive, plunged through the ice Sunday, March 5, 1955. Fred Frayer, 51, and Earl Burr, 31, and John Neill, 38, had stopped to let NeillÕs dog out for a run, and later while returning to Caesarea the car went into a crevice in the ice and slid into the water.
Mr. Neill was able to push Burr out of the car and managed to escape himself, but Mr. Frayer, who was driving the car, and Neill's dog went down with the car. All the efforts by Mr. Neill to hold Burr out of the water failed as he slipped out of his grasp and went down in about 20 feet of water.
The next day, a special diver from the Department of Transport arrived and descended into the frigid water of Lake Scugog to recover the bodies of Frayer and Burr. Mr. Frayer was well know in Caesarea as the owner of FrayerÕs Pavilion and boathouse.
Four men drown in tragic boating accident on Lake Scugog
The chance finding of a gasoline tank on the west shore of Scugog Island Saturday, June 14 touched off an investigation which revealed the worst boating accident on Lake Scugog in the past quarter of a century. Four youths from Toronto, the oldest only 20, drowned when their rented outboard motorboat capsized about noon.
Cedar Shores Beach cottager Howard Stacey was out walking along the shore of the island came across a red gas tank washed up on shore on and realized something must be wrong. He ran back to his cottage and with the hand of neighbour Don MacMillan, they took their boat out into the lake where they found the first body.
John Orde, who had rented the boat earlier in the day arrived to help, and while attempting to remove the motor from the overturned boat, found a second youth under the boat, entangled in the gasoline feeding line. Members of the OPP and Port Perry Fire Department began dragging the area but had to call off the search for the other two missing men due to the rough lake and darkness.
Early the next morning the search began again with skin divers from the Underwater Club of Canada and members of the Port Perry Yacht Club. The other victims were found later in the day. Drowned were Michael Madden, 16, Robert Walker, 18, Larry OÕConnor, 17 and Douglas Mortson, 20, all of Toronto.
Mr. Orde said that if the youths had held onto the boat, which would have floated even if filled with water, the could have remained there indefinitely until help arrived. Port Perry Star Thurs., June 19, 1958