Passengers:
John
Anderson (1783 - 1804)
Law Student.
Thomas
Cochrane (1777 - 1804)
Judge of the Court of King's Bench in
Upper Canada.
George
Cowan (d. 1804)
Interpreter for the Indian Department.
John
Fisk (1752 - 1804
High Constable of the Home District.
First known Ontario police officer to be killed
in the line of duty.
Robert
Isaac Dey Grey (1772 - 1804)
Solicitor-General for Upper Canada
Prosecutor for the planned trial.
Simon
Baker (d. 1804)
Servant (slave) of Robert Isaac Dey Grey.
Jacob
Herchmer (1773 - 1804)
Angus
MacDonnell (d. 1804)
Representative for Durham, Simcoe and East
York in the House of Assembly.
Defence lawyer for Ogetonicut
Ogetonicut
(d. 1804)
From the Chippewa tribe.
Accused of murdering white man, John Sharpe
in revenge for the killing of his brother, Whistling
Duck.
James
Ruggles (d. 1804)
He was present as Justice of the Peace when Ogetonicut
was arrested. He was likely serving
as a witness in the trial.
John
Stegman (1754 - 1804)
Land Surveyer.
Witness for the trial.
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