 The "Davock", making her way down the lake with coal for Chicago, was presumably overwhelmed at the height of the storm, succumbing to the intense wind and waves and slipping to her final resting place about 200 feet below the surface five miles out from Little Sable Point between Ludington, Michigan and Pentwater, Michigan.None of the 32 (some sources cite 33) hands survived.In total the storm took two vessels and their entire crews ("Davock" and Kinsman steamer "Anna C. Minch").