Dr. David Switzer’s survey of the shipwrecks would not have been possible without the hard work of John and Ray Demers, who located and uncovered approximately 3½–4 feet of sediment covering the ship’s hull and ribs. Their efforts made the vessel accessible for Switzer’s examination and survey. Their essential contribution should therefore be properly acknowledged and credited as a critical part of the work that enabled the survey to take place.

This is one of Ray Demers first mappings of the wreck site found in harts cove. Without gps coordinates during that time he had to rely on hand drawings. This is one of the first of many mappings illustrated by Ray.