Talk:Colonel Wright (sternwheeler)
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I am commenting out the last sentence in the article. Timmen says the engines from the Colonel Wright went to the Mary Moody but Affleck says Mary Moody got her engines from Express. Lewis and Dryden state that the Wright's engines went to one of Joseph Kellogg's boats, but this would not include Mary Moody, which was owned by a subsidiary of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company. Since there appears to be a three way split in the authorities, best to avoid topic completely, that issue will have to remain a WikiMystery.Mtsmallwood (talk) 03:31, 27 March 2008 (UTC)
