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The Weekly Wisconsin on November 26th, 1856 reported the following statement by Le Lyonnais fireman Nestor Fabien: “We heard the concussion, but we did not know what it was. In five minutes time the water came rushing into the engine room, carrying the coal along with it. The fires were put out almost instantly. A number of us were engaged all through the night trying to stop the leak, but all to no purpose, and at last we were forced to go on deck.”
Ship Name: Le Lyonnais
Year Built: 1856
Nationality: French
Ship Type: Iron Hulled Screw Steamer
Tonnage: 2,500
Year Wrecked: 1856
Location Wrecked: 60 Miles North West of Nantucket Lightship
Reason for Wreck: Collided with the Adriatic
Lives Lost: Estimated 130 by Most Sources
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