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

         GEORGE COBURN is a son of our fellow townsman, 
       R. G. COBURN, and was about 18 years old. He had
       been on the lakes considerable ever since he was
       a small boy, and had followed the profession of
       sailor for the past two seasons, sailing last sea-
       son on the Maple Leaf, of Bayfield. It was he who
       was supposed to have been washed overboard when
       the vessel capsized. His death, too, falls with
       crushing weight upon a mother's heart.
       
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