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1. www.nj.com › news › 2013Coast Guard: Deadly Lady Mary sinking in 2009 the ... - nj.com

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   Aug 30, 2013 · Four years and five months after the scallop boat Lady Mary sank 66 miles off the coast of Cape May, taking the lives of six of its seven crew, the U.S. Coast Guard yesterday issued its final report.

2. capemaycountyherald.com › article › the-lady-maryThe Lady Mary Remembered 15 Years After Sinking

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   Apr 24, 2024 · April 24, 2024 • UPDATED 5/1/24. CAPE MAY – On March 18, 2009, the F/V Lady Mary, a 71-foot scallop boat, left Cape May Harbor for the scalloping grounds in an area known as the Elephant’s ...

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   What happened to the Lady Mary scallop boat?

   • The Lady Mary scallop boat in an undated photo. The Lady Mary sank 66 miles off the coast of Cape May in 211 feet of water. There is speculation that the Lady Mary may have been swamped or hit by a container ship passing through the busy scallop fishing grounds known as the Elephant Trunk.

   The Wreck of the Lady Mary: Chapter 1 - Mystery shrouds

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   How many ships were within a mile of the Lady Mary?

   • Only two vessels were within a mile of the Lady Mary, according to Coast Guard and Marine Fisheries records: The 728-foot container ship Cap Beatrice, and the 69-foot scalloper Alexandria Dawn, which was "laying-to" — using her dredge as an anchor — and so was not moving.

   The Wreck of the Lady Mary: Chapter 1 - Mystery shrouds

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   What happened in 'the wreck of the Lady Mary'?

   • On May 18, 2011, six months after The Wreck of the Lady Mary appeared in The Star-Ledger, a 660-foot container ship called the Eurus London rammed a 163-foot fishing vessel, the Sandy Point, in the Gulf of Mexico, eight miles off the coast of Mississippi. Three fishermen died.

   Coast Guard: Deadly Lady Mary sinking in 2009 the result of ... - nj.com

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4. www.soundingsonline.com › news › mystery-what-sankMystery: What sank the Lady Mary? - Soundings Online

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   Aug 31, 2009 · Lady Mary, a 71-foot scallop dredge, sank under mysterious circumstances early March 24 in the Elephant Trunk, a productive shellfish area 65 miles off the vessel’s home port of Cape May, N.J. Six of its seven crewmembers were lost. (The only survivor had been sleeping below and didn’t see what happened). One of the crewmembers managed to ...

5. www.soundingsonline.com › features › lady-maryLady Mary sinking: boaters should take heed - Soundings Online

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   Jul 29, 2011 · The Lady Mary had been altered since its construction in 1969 from a shrimp boat to a scallop dredge with the addition of a scallop-shucking house, a bunkroom and galley, and on top of that a wheelhouse and winch deck — all built of plywood. To compensate for the greater weight topside, a fuel tank under the hold was filled with concrete.

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7. www.nj.com › news › 2009Coast Guard continues search for four crew members missing ...

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   Mar 25, 2009 · The Lady Mary, a 71-foot scallop boat based at Cape May in southern New Jersey and owned by a North Carolina man, sank around 5 a.m. with seven people aboard about 75 miles off the coast.

8. www.nj.com › the_wreck_of_the_lady_mary_chaThe Wreck of the Lady Mary: Chapter 1 - nj.com

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   Nov 21, 2010 · A trip to the area known as the Elephant Trunk, the richest scallop grounds on the East Coast, meant he and the other six men aboard the Lady Mary might pocket $10,000 to $15,000 each — more for ...

9. www.inquirer.com › philly › newsLone survivor of Lady Mary tells of sinking - Inquirer.com

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   May 6, 2009 · CAPE MAY, N.J. - The lone survivor of the shipwreck that killed six men off the Cape May coast in March haltingly described the chaotic scene yesterday, and a toxicologist told a Coast Guard panel that the scallop trawler Lady Mary's captain had recently smoked marijuana. The Lady Mary (left), a 71-foot scallop boat seen here moored in Cape May ...