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      Final Date: 29 Oct 1873; 1873, Oct 29 Stranded, Lake Huron.; Final Location: Christian Island, Georgian Bay. Lake Huron., Wrecked.; Bound from Penetanguishene, ONT, stranded & wrecked.

      Dimensions (LBD): 49.1' x 11.8' x 5.9' ; 1865 Built John Chaffee, Bedford Mills, ONT. 1866, Nov 29 Registered Kingston, ONT. 1869 Inspected Kingston. 1882, Mar Owned Neal McDonald, Montreal, QUE; 39 gross / 17 net tons.; Original Owner: John Chaffee

      1869 Owned Hunter, Chatham, ONT. 1873 Same owner.; Original Owner: Hunter

      Final Date: 2 Nov 1883; Dimensions (LBD): 136' x 24' x 11' ; 1867, Apr 16 Left Toronto for Liverpool, England with cargo peas. 1871 Owned Scarth, et al, Windsor. 1872 Ran into grounded steamer ATLANTIC, St. Clair Flats; lost bowsprit & all gear forward. 1873, Sep Sunk in Collision …

      Dimensions (LBD): 76.5' x 20' x 5.5' ; 1878 Owned Allex Currie, Chatham, ONT. 1878, Jun 4 Struck pier Goderich, Ont, Lake Huron; repaired & sold.

      Other Names: DOT (AMERICAN); Final Date: 25 Aug 1883; Dimensions (LBD): 139' x 23.9' x 11' ; 1866, May Damaged sails, Lake Michigan. 1866, Aug Damaged by collision, Chicago, IL. 1869, Nov Leaking, Lake Erie. 1876 Owned Murray, St. Catherines, ONT; rebuilt. 1880, Nov Damaged in storm, Lake Ontario. 1881, …

      Final Date: Nov 1874; Dimensions (LBD): 88' x 21' x 8' 4" ; 1865, Oct 10 Owned George C. Curry, Picton. 1866, Oct 11 Owned George C. Curry et al. 1868, Mar 16 Owned J. & William Spencer, Athol, ONT. 1873, Mar 17 Owned Wellbanks et al. 1874, Mar 21 …

      Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 14' x 5' ; 1865, Jan 5 Launched. 1869 32 gross / 32 net tons. 1877 Paddle stern, built St. Catharines, ONT; 69.6 x 14 x 5', 38 gross / 34 net tons; owned H. Cowie, Dresden, ONT. 1878 28 gross / 31 net tons.; Original …

      Dimensions (LBD): 88.5' x 18.9' x 4.4' ; 1874 - 84 Owned C.F. Gildersleeve, Kingston, ONT.; Original Owner: John Roach

      Dimensions (LBD): 50' x 0' x 0' ; 1872 Owned F.S. Darling; taken to Gerogian Bay by rail for passenger & freight service. 1874 Ran Coldwater - Penetanguishene, ONT. 1877 Rebuilt. 1879 Laid up. 1880 Renamed FRANCIS JANE.

      1866 Owned Port Dover, ONT. 1869, May Sunk in collision with an obstruction at Cleveland, Lake Erie; raised. 1871, Sep Found by American tug E. P. DORR; abandoned in Lake Erie & towed to Erie, PA.

      Official No.: 85395; 1871 Owned McKee, Port Stanley, ONT 1877, Jan 1 Sold foreign

      Final Date: 22 Nov 1879; Dimensions (LBD): 135' x 18.3' x 7' ; 1865 - mid 1870s Operated between Collingwood & Parry Sound, Ontario; running mate ALGOMA 1867 Chartered Canadian Government in Lake Superior expedition 1870, April 19 Assisted steamer FRANCIS SMITH that was stuck in ice off Vall's Point, …

      Dimensions (LBD): 78' x 20' x 6'

      1869 Owned Little, Chatham, ONT. 1873 Same owner. 1874 Tug at Port Colborne, ONT.

      Dimensions (LBD): 73.4' x 16.3' x 3.5' ; 1865 Registered Kingston, Ontario 1884 Same owners; home port Storrington, Ontario; Original Owner: John & Moses Toplift

      Sparred & rigged at Quebec, QUE.

      1869 Owned McColl & Sharp. 1871, Sep 7 Wrecked Cleveland, OH.

      Dimensions (LBD): 96' x 20.9' x 9.6' ; 1878 Owned Geo. A. Clark, Port Dalhousie. 1898 In Commission.

      Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 21.5' x 5.2' ; 1878 Owned William Hutchinson, Port Dalhousie, Ontario 1884 Same owner