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Grand River Times, Grand Haven, MI
July 2, 1851

         Drowned - At the mouth of White River, twenty-four
       miles North of this place, on Monday, 23d of June,
       HENRY PATRICK, son of JOHNSON PATRICK of Kalamazoo,
       aged about sixteen. He was left on board the schooner
       Telegraph while the hands were ashore getting out lum-
       ber from MR. FERRY'S mill, by lighters to the vessel;
       during their absence he got into the small boat and
       attempting to scull around the vessel was immediately
       thrown into the lake. His cries were heard on shore,
       but he sunk before help could reach him. The body was
       found on Tuesday, July 1st, and buried at White Lake.
       
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