Louisiana and Mississippi including SS Joe Webre (steamship) SS Alice McGuigan (schooner): Also listed as Alice McGuigin. SS Angeline (schooner) SS New Union (schooner) SS Rosella Smith (bark) SS Young American (lugger) SS Annie E. B (bark) SS Laura B. (sloop) SS Three Brothers (lugger) SS Alice (sloop) SS Bertha (schooner) SS Sunny (lugger) SS Premier (schooner) SS Centennial (schooner) SS Pecourt (schooner) SS Rosalie (lugger) SS Nikita (Austrian bark) Name confusion The storm is named after a Louisiana village that bears the name of a Spanish sugar planter, Francisco Caminada. Some sources give the name of the village as “Caminadaville,” while others misspell the name Chenière Caminada as “Chenier Caminada” or “Chenier Caminanda” (with an extra n). The village and other settlements on the island were nearly all destroyed. Today the town of Cheniere Caminada is located in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. See also List of tropical cyclones List of Atlantic hurricanes 1893 Sea Islands hurricane Hurricane Katrina Hurricane Ida References Citations Sources Further reading NOTE: The title is incorrectly indexed in Google Books External links Monthly Weather Review Storm Information UNISYS 1893 hurricane tracks Louisiana Hurricane History Mapquest map of Cheniere Caminada Cheniere: Storm of That Century 1893 Atlantic hurricane season Category 4 Atlantic hurricanes Atlantic hurricanes in Mexico Hurricanes in Louisiana Cheniere Caminada Hurricane