Captain Nelson's body identified, 1908
Lakewood Citizen 31 Jan 1908
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the tragedy of the Charles K. Buckley
New Jersey Courier 24 Apr 1914 Long Branch, Apr 18--In the Morris Chapel here are the bodies of the seven victims of the schooner Charles K. Buckley which was beached Wednesday night. The last body, that of the Portugese cook, was found opposite the public pavilion this morning by a life-saver. Captain Hardy and brother Abijah, the first mate, will be buried at Deer Isle, ME. The body of Mrs. Hardy, the captain's wife, will be buried at Bristol, RI and the men of the crew at West Long Branch.
Wreck of the James D. Nichol
from the New Jersey Mirror 27 Jun 1894 The tug James D. Nichol , with sixty-three excursionists and a crew of 12 men on board, sank in a squall three miles off Atlantic Highlands, while returning from the fishing grounds on Sunday. Fifty one of those on board were rescued alive, three bodies were recovered, and the remainder, it is believed, were drowned. The New York Times actually ran an article about this one