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Capt. Patrick Mockler 1838-1930
Portrait Capt. Patrick Mockler 1838-1930
Ship Arival Record: John Mockler, Hannah Mockler and Mary Ross as passengers on the Bark Banshee
This appears to be the maiden voyage of the barque "Banshee" built by John Mockler in 1854. How exciting for John Mockler's eldest child and daughter, Hannah, age 18, to join him on this trip to Boston! Capt. Ross' daughter Mary is also aboard.
Book Excerpt: Ships, Shipbuilders and Seamen of Pictou County by James Cameron
An excerpt from the book, Ships, Shipbuilders and Seamen of Pictou County by James Cameron, regarding John Mockler and the Mockler family of River John, Pictou County
Photograph: Captain Patrick Mockler 1838-1930
Captain Patrick Mockler, born at River John in 1838, was the son of John and Eleanor Mockler of River John. He was the oldest son of thirteen children - ten of whom lived to adulthood. All five sons were master mariners who sailed the world.
Property For Sale: Advertisement for the property of John Mockler at Point Brule, March 5, 1860
This 300 acre property is of similar size to the 300 acre parcel of land later owned by John Mockler’s son, Patrick Mockler, who built a new home there circa 1900. This dwelling and farm, however, appear to be located on the point and on the harbor.
Captain Patrick Mockler
Obituary printed in the Pictou Advocate, 28 February 1930 page 1 for Captain Patrick Mockler
Thomas Mockler
Letter written to his wife Charlotte dated 30 March 1885