Captain Charles R Foss, died at the wheel of his schooner "Wawona" during a storm, near the Aleutian Island. He is buried on Lost Harbor, Akun Island, Alaska.
Captain Foss was a veteran seaman, who was commander of the fishing schooner "Wawona" for many years. The "Wawona" was owned by the Trafton family of Skagit Co, WA. The "Wawona" sailed to the Bering sea with a crew of 36, to fish for cod. The Trafton family owned Robinson Fisheries in Anacortes, Skagit Co, WA.
Capt Foss, married about 1906, Marion Gilman. Marion was born Maine.
Captain Foss was a veteran seaman, who was commander of the fishing schooner "Wawona" for many years. The "Wawona" was owned by the Trafton family of Skagit Co, WA. The "Wawona" sailed to the Bering sea with a crew of 36, to fish for cod. The Trafton family owned Robinson Fisheries in Anacortes, Skagit Co, WA.
Capt Foss, married about 1906, Marion Gilman. Marion was born Maine.
Captain Charles R Foss, died at the wheel of his schooner "Wawona" during a storm, near the Aleutian Island. He is buried on Lost Harbor, Akun Island, Alaska.
Captain Foss was a veteran seaman, who was commander of the fishing schooner "Wawona" for many years. The "Wawona" was owned by the Trafton family of Skagit Co, WA. The "Wawona" sailed to the Bering sea with a crew of 36, to fish for cod. The Trafton family owned Robinson Fisheries in Anacortes, Skagit Co, WA.
Capt Foss, married about 1906, Marion Gilman. Marion was born Maine.
Captain Foss was a veteran seaman, who was commander of the fishing schooner "Wawona" for many years. The "Wawona" was owned by the Trafton family of Skagit Co, WA. The "Wawona" sailed to the Bering sea with a crew of 36, to fish for cod. The Trafton family owned Robinson Fisheries in Anacortes, Skagit Co, WA.
Capt Foss, married about 1906, Marion Gilman. Marion was born Maine.
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