| Summary: | wreck In these old days there was plenty of wrecking and they gave me a splendid shooting. . . . I had to go about one outrageous wrecking case on the South Coast. The schnooer had come ashore intact, but the inhabitants beat and drove away the crew and then looted and plundered the vessel. . . . Her husband and son, as we found out after were the leaders in the wrecking. PRINTED ITEM DNE-cit W. J. KIRWIN NOV 12 1964 Used I Used I Not used wrecking, wrecked, wreck, wreck-crew, shipwrecks, Wreck Morning written in pencil
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