Results

      Other Names: WOLFE;MONTREAL; Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 107' x 30' x 13.6' ; 1813 Renamed WOLFE. 1814 Rerigged as brig & renamed MONTREAL; 26 guns. 1815 Rebuilt as transport. 1817 In ordinary or laid up. 1831 Ordered broken up or sold. 1845 Noted as sunk in bay at Kingston, …

      Dimensions (LBD): 72.1' x 24.3' x 9' ; 1813, Jul 22 Launched Lake Ontario. 1814 Renamed STAR. 1815 71'7" x 24'8" x 8', 186 46/94 tons. 1817 In ordinary.; Original Owner: Royal British Navy

      Dimensions (LBD): 60.5' x 11.5' x 5.5' ; 1843, Jul Owned William Chapman, William Patton & Horatio N. Patton, Quebec; 42 83/96 tons (42.865); Original Owner: Naval Service

      Official No.: 103250; Dimensions (LBD): 182' 5" x 34' 9" x 11' 9" ; 1898, Fall Towed by BANNOCKBURN. 1900, May 10 Collided with pier, Port Dalhousie, Lake Ontario. 1915, Oct 22 Damaged in collision with barge UNGAUA, Soulanges Canal. 1930 Owned Sincennes-McNaughton, Montreal, QUE.

      Dimensions (LBD): 180' ; Registered Quebec, QUE. 1880, Dec Ashore at Lough Foyle, Ireland.

      Dimensions (LBD): 59.4' x 14' x 4.3' ; 1848, Nov 2 Registered Kingston, ONT.; Original Owner: James McSourley

      1898 In commission.

      Final Date: 1890; Dimensions (LBD): 122' x 24' x 10' 7" ; 1856, Nov 4 Owned Richard & Thomas Rae, Hamilton, ONT. 1858, Aug Struck by lightning, Chicago Harbor, IL, Lake Michigan. 1859, Aug 4 Owned J. & D.M. Osborne, Hamilton. 1860, May 12 Owned James Morton, Kingston, ONT. 1863 …

      Final Date: 5 Oct 1881; Dimensions (LBD): 92.1' x 23.2' x 8.5' ; 1872, Apr 29 Owned William McGee, Kingston. 1873 Repaired. 1878 Repaired. 1881, May Grounded due to ice jam at Fort William, ONT. 1881, Oct 5 Wrecked Lake Ontario. ; Original Owner: James Richardson; Final Location: Oswego, NY …

      Official No.: 107746; Dimensions (LBD): 72.6' x 15.5' x 5'

      Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 8 Oct 1804; 1804, October 8 Foundered with all hands off Presque Isle, Ontario, Lake Ontario; Final Location: Off Presque Isle, Ontario, Lake Ontario, Foundered; Foundered in blizzard & gale while en route with principals in a murder trial & a number of British V.I.P.s …

      Official No.: 92381; Final Date: 1 Sep 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 91' x 20' x 6' ; 1916, Sep 1 Foundered.; Original Owner: Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company; Final Location: Portsmouth / Kingston, ONT. Lake Ontario, Foundered.

      Also noted as built 1815 Prescott, ONT.

      Final Date: 9 Aug 1852; Dimensions (LBD): 134.1' x 21.9' x 9.6' ; 1846, Apr 16 Launched. 1848, Aug Owned John Hamilton, Kingston, ONT. 1850, Aug 23 Owned James Martin, Kingston. 1851, Nov 1 Sunk, St. Lawrence River. 1852, Aug 9 Burned, Saint Lawrence River.; Original Owner: Robert Patterson; Final …

      Dimensions (LBD): 76.3' x 20.5' x 4.3' ; 1874 Owned Michael Berrigan, Kingston, ONT. 1886 Same owner; last listed.

      Other Names: RIDEAU KING; Official No.: 96920; Final Date: 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 107' x 23.4' x 6' ; 1895 Owned D. Noonan, Kingston, ONT. 1901, Jul 30 Renamed RIDEAU KING; owned Rideau Lakes Navigation Co., QUE. 1914 Licensed for 100 passengers. 1915, Oct 9 Ashore Mud Lake, ONT. 1920 Abandoned.

     

      Other Names: SMITH, SIR SIDNEY;MAGNET; Final Date: 5 Aug 1814; 1793 Launched. 1812, Nov 11 Sank after damaged on shoal being chased by the enemy, Kingston, ONT. 1813, Mar Evaluated & altered by British for war service; renamed SIR SIDNEY SMITH; 12 guns. 1813, May 29 Took part in battle …

      Dimensions (LBD): 76.6' x 14.2' x 5.4' ; 1850 Lengthened, 75 old style tons. 1851 Ashore Long Island, MI, Lake Superior. 1852, Mar 24 Owned Angus Pringer, Kingston, ONT. 1852, Oct 10 Owned Alexander Pringer, Kingston. 1854 Owned William Prince, Kingston, in lumber trade. 1858, Aug 28 Owned John Paul, …

      Final Date: 17 Apr 1840; Dimensions (LBD): 133' x 38' x 8.9' ; 1840 Burned during "The Great Fire" which destroyed much of Kingston's waterfront.; Master Carpenter: Ewen; Original Owner: Gildersleeve, et.al.; Final Location: Kingston, Ontario. Lake Ontario., Burned.