Lieutenant Thomas Paxton, Captain of HMS Speedy John Cameron, Speedy crew member Francis Labard, Speedy crew member Ogetonicut, accused murderer Angus Macdonell, defence lawyer and member of the Upper Canada House of Assembly George Cowan, Coldwater-based fur trader and interpreter employed by the government's Indian Department Justice Thomas Cochran, the trial judge, Judge of the Court of King's Bench of Upper Canada Robert Isaac Dey Grey, prosecutor and the first Solicitor-General of Upper Canada Simon Baker, slave of Dey Grey John Anderson, law student John Stegman, land surveyor of the Surveyor-General's Office, possible trial witness James Ruggles, Justice of the Peace, possible trial witness Two or three unnamed First Nations men and women, trial witnesses John Fisk, High Constable of York, first police officer killed in the line of duty in the Ontario and Canada Jacob Herchmer, prominent Loyalist merchant and fur trader, Lieutenant in York Militia Two young children, sent on the "safer" Speedy by overland-travelling parents who could not afford passage for themselves References Bibliography External links Friends of Presqu'ile, story of HMS Speedy JW Fisher's Underwater Search Equipment article, with history of Speedy and her possible discovery by Ed Burtt List of Vessels Employed on British Naval Service on the Great Lakes, 1755-1875 The Officer Down Memorial Page - John Fisk Schooners of the Royal Navy Shipwrecks of Lake Ontario Great Lakes ships Maritime incidents in 1804 1798 ships Provincial Marine Ships built in Ontario