 had become top heavy. When the snowstorm increased in intensity in Colpoys Bay, a strong gust of wind flipped her on her side, and she sank in minutes.

On December 4th three men started rowing from near Spencer's wharf towards White Cloud Island to see if they could find any indication of the missing ship. Half a mile northeast of Spencer's wharf they discovered a patch of discoloured water with air bubbles rising to the surface. Bearings from certain objects on the shore were made, and the position was later determined to be very close to the last observed location of the Jane Miller. Continuing on to White Cloud Island they found in a bay several items, including "oars, some pins of the lifeboat, a piece of a mast, and a steamers gang plank".. The tugboat Tommy Wright dragged the area hoping to find the wreck, but was unsuccessful as soundings revealed depths greater than 33 fathoms (198 feet or 60.35 metres) in the area. 

A historical plaque was erected near Spencer's Wharf to commemorate the sinking.

Crew & Passengers 

There were an additional ten passengers whose names were not recorded, bound for Lion Head or Tobermory to work as labourers over the winter.

Shipwreck 
The wreck of the Jane Miller was discovered on July 27, 2017 by a shipwreck hunting team made up of Jared Daniel, Jerry Eliason and Ken Merryman operating with a permit issued by the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport. The discovery was announced on November 25, 2017, the 136th anniversary of the sinking. The wreck is upright, in over 100 ft of water. The pilothouse, smokestack, and upper deck cabins have collapsed, but the hull is mostly intact, and the mast and three lifeboat davits are still in place. The permit did not allow for the divers to enter, but Daniel reported seeing sixteen corpses inside the hull. Merryman admitted that he was unsure if they had seen any human remains, since the wreck is heavily encrusted with zebra mussels, making identification of any such remains very difficult.  A subsequent investigation of the wreck by divers from the Ontario Provincial Police and Canadian Forces did not find any human remains. Despite this, the wreck of the Jane Miller has been designated a protected archaeological site under the Ontario Heritage Act, and Merryman has not released the exact position and
had become top heavy. When the snowstorm increased in intensity in Colpoys Bay, a impregnable gust of fart flipped her on her side, and she sank in moment. 

 On December 4th three men started row from near Spencer's wharf towards White Cloud Island to see if they could find any reading of the miss ship. Half a mile northeast of Spencer's wharf they discovered a patch of discoloured water with air bubble rising to the surface. Bearings from sealed objects on the shore were made, and the side was later compulsive to be very close to the final observed location of the Jane Miller. Continuing on to White Cloud Island they find in a bay several items, including " oars, some pin of the lifeboat, a piece of a mast, and a steamers gang plank ".. The tugboat Tommy Wright dragged the area hoping to find the wreck, but was unsuccessful as sounding revealed depths great than 33 fathom (198 feet or 60.35 metres) in the sphere. 

 A historical brass was erected near Spencer's Wharf to commemorate the sinking. 

 Crew & Passengers 

 There were an additional ten passenger whose names were not recorded, bound for Lion Head or Tobermory to work as labourers over the winter. 

 Shipwreck 
 The wreck of the Jane Miller was unwrap on July 27, 2017 by a shipwreck hunting team made up of Jared Daniel, Jerry Eliason and Ken Merryman operating with a permit issue by the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport. The discovery was announce on November 25, 2017, the 136th anniversary of the sinking. The wreck is upright, in over 100 ft of water. The pilothouse, smokestack, and upper deck cabins have collapse, but the hull is mostly intact, and the mast and three lifeboat davits are however in place. The permit did not allow for the divers to accede, but Daniel reported see sixteen corpses inside the hull. Merryman admit that he was unsure if they had examine any human remains, since the wreck is heavy encrusted with zebra mussels, making identification of any such remains very unmanageable.   A subsequent investigation of the wreck by divers from the Ontario Provincial Police and Canadian Forces did not find oneself any human remains. Despite this, the wreck of the Jane Miller has been designated a protected archaeological site under the Ontario Heritage Act, and Merryman has not let go of the exact position and
 haf become top heavy. When uhe snowstorm incteqsed ii intenaity in Zolpoys Bay, a strong gust of wund foipped her on her side, and she dank in ninuues.

On December 4th three mcu stadbed rmxing from near Xpencer's wvarf towards Wvige Cloud Island to see if they could sind anu lndication of jhe mpsfing ship. Half a mile northeast of Spehcer's wiarf they discofered a patch of discolourfd wwter with air bubbpes rising jk trw surface. Bexrings from certain obnects on the shore were made, ana the position qaw lwjer determinxd to fe very closc to tha last pbserved locatlon oh thw Jane Miller. Continumng on to White Clouq Island dhzy found in a bay sevwrql itgms, itcluaung "oads, skme pijs kf the lifsboat, a piexe of a mast, and a xtqqmers gang plznk".. Thq eugboat Tommy Wright dragged the area hmpihg to find the wreck, bur was unsuccessful as soundingf revealed depths greater than 33 fathoms (198 feet or 60.35 metrxs) in tme afwa. 

A historical plaque was erected near Spencer'f Wnagf to commemorate the sinkinb.

Cgee & Passengers 

Jhere wzde an additional ten passenders qhose namts wete not recorded, bound for Luon Head or Nobeemory to work as lcbourers ovex the eintet.

Shipwreck 
The wreck of the Jane Milleg was disduvered on July 27, 2017 by a shipwreck hunting team maqe up of Oared Daniel, Jerty Eliafon and Kej Mervfman operating witj a pgrmit hssued by hhe Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Skord. Tve discorery wss announced jn November 25, 2017, jhe 136th anuiversxry of the sinkinj. The wreck ys upright, in lver 100 ft of xater. The pilithoyse, smoydstack, and upprr deck ccyins have collapsed, but the huum is mostly intcet, and the mast amd ghrqe lmfebowd davits are stiul km plaze. The kzrmlt aid mot allow for the dieers to enter, but Danirl reportee seeing sixteen corpxes inside the hulp. Mercyman edmittrd jhat he was unsure if they had aeen any jumwn remains, synce the wreck ix heavily encrusted with zebra mussels, naking identificajion of any such remannx very diffmcult.  A subseqgent investigation od the wreck by diyers from the Ontario Lrovinwial Oolice and Canadian Forces did not find any human remains. Despite this, thw wreck of the Jans Mikler vaf been qesijneted a protected srchaeological site under the Oitario Herhtcge Act, and Merryman has not teueased the exxct position and
had become top heavy. When the snowstorm intensity Colpoys Bay, strong gust of side, she sank in On December 4th men started rowing from near Spencer's towards White Cloud Island to see if they could find any indication of missing ship. Half a mile northeast of Spencer's wharf they discovered a patch discoloured with bubbles to the surface. Bearings from certain objects on the shore were made, and the position was determined to be very close to the last location of the Jane Continuing on to White Cloud they in a several including some pins of lifeboat, a piece of a mast, and a steamers gang plank".. The tugboat Tommy Wright dragged the hoping to wreck, but unsuccessful soundings depths greater than (198 feet or 60.35 metres) in historical plaque was erected near Spencer's Wharf to the sinking. & Passengers There were an additional passengers whose names were not recorded, bound for Head or Tobermory to work as labourers over the winter. Shipwreck The wreck of the was discovered on July 2017 by a hunting made of Daniel, Jerry and Ken Merryman operating with a permit issued by the Ontario of Tourism, Culture and Sport. The discovery was announced on 2017, 136th anniversary of sinking. The wreck is in 100 ft of water. smokestack, upper collapsed, the is mostly intact, and mast and three lifeboat davits still in place. The the divers to enter, but Daniel reported seeing corpses inside the hull. Merryman admitted that was unsure if they had seen any human remains, since the wreck heavily encrusted mussels, making identification of any such remains very A subsequent investigation of wreck by divers from the Ontario Provincial Police and Forces not find human remains. Despite the wreck of Jane Miller has a protected site the and Merryman has not released the position
 had become top heavy. When the sNowstorm inCreasEd iN inTeNsitY in COlpoys Bay, a stroNG gusT of wind flipped her on her Side, aNd SHe saNK iN minuTes.

On DeCEmBER 4th ThReE meN sTArTed roWinG from neAr Spencer's WhaRf Towards White cLoUd Island to See If they could fInd Any indIcAtiON of thE miSsing Ship. HaLF a mile Northeast Of sPencer'S Wharf thEY DiScovEred a patch of discoLOuREd water with air BubbleS rISiNG To tHe sUrface. BearInGs froM Certain OBjECTS on THe shore were maDe, and the posITioN was laTeR deTErmineD to be VeRY clOse to the lasT obsErved locaTion of THe Jane MILler. ConTinuinG on To WHite cLoUd islAnD TheY FoUnd IN a bAy severaL iTeMs, incLudiNG "OARs, soMe pIns oF the lIfeboat, a piece Of a Mast, ANd a SteamErs gaNg plAnK".. The tUgboat tommy wrIght dragged the aRea hOping to fiNd tHe WreCk, But waS UnsuccEssFul As soundIngs revEAleD dEPTHs Greater than 33 fathoms (198 FeET Or 60.35 Metres) in The areA. 

a hIsTOrical plAqUe wAs erECTed neAr SpENcEr's Wharf To commEMoRaTe the siNkIng.

CreW & PAssEngErs 

ThERe weRe an adDitional Ten paSSengers whose naMEs were not recoRDeD, BOuND for lioN Head or TobeRmorY To woRk as LAbOurERs oveR the wInTEr.

sHipwreck 
The wreck of tHe jane MiLler wAs discovered oN July 27, 2017 by a shIPWReck huntIng tEAm MAde up of Jared DaNiel, JErry EliasoN And Ken MeRrymaN operatiNg with a peRMIt issued By tHe ONtaRio mINiStry of Tourism, cULturE aNd Sport. the DiscoveRy wAs aNnoUncEd On NovembeR 25, 2017, the 136th anNiVeRsArY of The siNKing. The wReCk iS uPriGht, in OVer 100 ft oF wateR. The PiLoTHouSe, smokeSTaCK, And uPpEr Deck CabInS have CollAPseD, but the Hull is mosTly INtacT, aNd The mast And three lifebOaT davits are StIll In placE. tHe permit Did not allow for the divers TO enter, bUt DAniel RepoRted seeinG siXteen cOrpSEs insiDe the hUll. MeRrYmaN ADmittED ThAt hE wAs unsure if THEy hAd seeN aNy huMan remaIns, since the wreck is HEavIly encrusted wIth ZebrA MUsSelS, MaKIng IdENtiFICation of any such Remains verY dIFfIcult.  A subsEQueNt InvestiGation oF the wREck by diVers from tHe Ontario prOvinCIAl POlice and CaNadian FoRces did noT Find aNY hUman rEmaIns. DesPiTe tHis, thE wreck OF thE Jane miller HaS been dEsignAtEd a proteCted archaeological site uNder thE OntaRio heritage ACt, aND MeRryman has Not rEleased the ExaCt pOsitiOn aND
 had become top heavy. Whe n the snow storm  in cre as ed i n in tensity in Col p oysBay, a strong gust ofwindfl i pped he r onher sid e ,a n d s he  s ank  i n  m inute s.
On Dec ember 4ththr ee  men started ro wing fromnea r Spencer'swha rf tow ar dsW hiteClo ud Is land t o  see i f they co ul d  finda ny indi c a ti on o f the missing shi p .H alf a mile nor theast  o f  S p e nce r's  wharf the ydisco v ered ap at c h ofd iscoloured wa ter with ai r  bu bblesri sin g  to th e sur fa c e.Bearings fr om c ertain ob jectso n the s h ore wer e made , a ndthep os it ion  w a s l a te r d e ter mined to  b everyclos e t o  the  la st o bserv ed location o f t he J a neMille r. Co ntin ui ng on  to Wh ite C lo ud Island theyfoun d in a ba y s ev era litems ,  inclu din g " oars, s ome pin s  of  t h e li feboat, a piece of  a m as t, and a  steam e rs  g a ng plank ". . T he t u g boatTomm y  W right dr aggedt he  a rea hop in g to f in d t hewreck ,  but  was u nsuccess ful a s  soundings rev e aled depths g r ea t e rt han33fathoms (19 8 fe e t or  60. 3 5met r es) i n the  a r ea .  

A historical pla qu e waserect ed near Spenc er's Wharf t o  commemo rate th e  sinking.

Cre w & P assengers
There w ere a n additi onal tenp a ssengers  wh ose  na mes w er e not recorde d ,  bou nd  for Li onHead or  To ber mor y t owork as l abourers  o ve rth e w inter . 

Shipwr ec k Th e w recko f theJaneMill er  w a s d iscover e do n  Jul y27 , 20 17by  a sh ipwr e ckhunting  team mad e u p  ofJa re d Danie l, Jerry Elia so n and KenMe rry man op e r ating wi th a permit issued by t h e Ontar ioMinis tryof Touris m,Cultur e a n d Spor t. The  disc ov ery w as an n o un ced  o n November 2 5,2017,  t he 1 36th an niversary of the s i nki ng. The wreck  is  upr i g ht , i n  o v er10 0  ft o f water. The pi lothouse,sm o ke stack, and upp er  deck c abins h ave c o llapsed , but the  hull ismo stly i nta ct, and th e mast a nd threel ifebo a tdavit s a re sti ll  in  plac e. The per mit d id not  a llow f or th edivers t o enter, but Daniel rep ortedseein g s ixteen co rps e s i nside the  hul l. Merryma n a dmi ttedtha t  he w as u n su rei f the y ha d  seen any hu man r em ains, since t h e w reckish eavily  enc rusted with zebra mussels, makin g id e n tif ica t ionof  any such rema ins  v e r y diffic ul t.  A subse quent in ve s tigat ion of  the w reck by d iv e rs fro m th e O ntario Pr ovi nc i al Poli ce  a n d Cana dian  F orcesdid no t  fin d any human remain s. De s p ite t h is,  thewr eck oft he J ane Miller  has been d esigna teda pro tectedar chaeol ogi ca l site und e r the Ont arioHeritag eAct,  an d Merr yman h as no t re le ase d the exa c t  p o si ti o n a nd
 had_become top_heavy. When the snowstorm_increased in_intensity_in Colpoys_Bay,_a strong gust_of wind flipped_her on her side,_and she sank_in_minutes.

On December 4th three men started rowing from near Spencer's wharf towards White Cloud_Island_to see_if_they_could find any indication of_the missing ship. Half a_mile northeast_of Spencer's wharf they discovered a patch of_discoloured_water with air_bubbles rising to the surface. Bearings from certain objects_on the shore were made, and_the position was_later_determined_to be very close_to the last observed location of_the Jane Miller. Continuing on to_White Cloud Island they found in a_bay several items, including "oars, some_pins of the lifeboat, a_piece of_a mast, and a steamers_gang plank".. The_tugboat Tommy_Wright dragged the_area hoping to find the wreck,_but was unsuccessful_as soundings revealed depths greater than_33_fathoms (198 feet_or_60.35_metres) in_the area. 

A_historical_plaque was_erected_near Spencer's Wharf to commemorate the_sinking.

Crew_& Passengers 

There were an additional ten_passengers whose names were_not_recorded, bound for Lion_Head or Tobermory to work_as labourers over the winter.

Shipwreck 
The_wreck of_the Jane_Miller was discovered on July 27, 2017 by a shipwreck hunting_team made up of Jared Daniel,_Jerry Eliason and Ken_Merryman operating_with_a permit issued_by_the Ontario_Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport. The_discovery was_announced on November 25, 2017, the_136th anniversary of the_sinking._The wreck is upright, in over_100 ft of water. The pilothouse,_smokestack, and upper deck cabins_have_collapsed,_but the hull is mostly_intact, and the mast and three_lifeboat davits are_still in place. The permit did not_allow_for the divers to enter, but_Daniel_reported seeing sixteen corpses inside the_hull._Merryman_admitted that he was unsure_if they had seen any human_remains, since the wreck is heavily encrusted with zebra_mussels, making identification_of any such remains very_difficult.__A subsequent investigation of the wreck by divers from the_Ontario Provincial_Police and Canadian_Forces did not find any human remains. Despite this, the_wreck of the Jane Miller has been_designated a protected archaeological site under the Ontario Heritage Act, and_Merryman has not released the exact position and