-
complex located in Westland, Michigan. It was
named after Eloise ****erson
Davock, the
daughter of Detroit's postmaster. It
operated from 1839 to
early 1982...
- The SS
William B.
Davock was a lake
freighter that was
constructed in 1907 by
Great Lakes Engineering Works, at
their St. Clair,
Michigan facility for...
- of Pen****er, Michigan, not far from the
wreckage of the SS
William B.
Davock,
which foundered and sank in the same storm. The Anna C.
Minch was struck...
- Michigan,
including the SS Anna C. Minch, the SS Novadoc, the SS William B.
Davock, and
others 153+ 1920 1920 Palm
Sunday tornado outbreak Tornado outbreak...
- on Lake
Michigan on 28
October 1892. 18
people were killed.
William B.
Davock United
States 11
November 1940 Sank near Pen****er in the
Armistice Day...
- freighters, the SS Anna C. Minch, the SS Novadoc, and the SS
William B.
Davock, and two
smaller boats. 13 people died in Illinois, 13 in Wisconsin, and...
- superstructure. It
saved seven survivors. 33 1940 United
States William B.
Davock – On 11
November the
cargo ship was
caught in a
fierce storm on Lake Michigan...
- Ohio
State Casper Grening –
Pittsburgh Albert Thorsen –
Pittsburgh Aidan Davock –
Providence Israel Dos
Santos Neto –
Providence Cesar Bahena – San Diego...
- Elphicke. She
entered service in 1907, and had a
sister ship
named William B.
Davock.
Throughout her career, John Mitc****
carried iron ore and coal. On October...
-
Davok Ó Con Ceanainn, Lord of Uí Díarmata, fl. 1478.
Davock was an
Irish Lord. He
succeeded his father, William, but was
banished into
Connemara before...
