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The Superior Times
23 December 1875
(article - Schooner Stranger Wrecked)


         JOE CADOTTE, who was the only married man
       among the crew, was about 38 or 40 years old
       and leaves a wife and two children to mourn
       his loss. He was a half-breed, brother of
       CHARLIE and ANTOINE CADOTTE, and had sailed
       on the Lakes for the last 16 or 18 years,
       being considered an experienced sailor, either
       on a large or small craft; was also wrecked in
       that same locality once, being on the schooner
       Charlie when she went ashore near Grand Marais.
       
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