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      Other Names: SILVER SPRAY; Final Date: 29 Mar 1870; Dimensions (LBD): 134' x 17' x 0' ; 1865 Renamed SILVER SPRAY. 1869 Struck by propeller COMET, Lake St. Clair, sank. 1879, Mar 29 Burned, Owen Sound, ONT.; Original Owner: Donaldson & Andrews; Final Location: Owen Sound, ONT. Georgian Bay. Lake …

      Dimensions (LBD): 68' x 13.3' x 6.7' ; 1874 Used as harbor tug, Port Dalhousie, Ontario 1877 Owned Harvey Neelon, Saint Catherines, Ontario 1880 Repaired 1886 Owned H. Julian, Port Dalhousie 1892 Last listed

      Official No.: 71213; Final Date: 1909; Dimensions (LBD): 133.8' x 26' x 11.3' ; 1864 Designed for lumber trade. 1866 Owned Campbell & Neil of Chatham, ONT; sold to US owners; enrolled Detroit; 314.67 gross tons. 1867-68 Enrolled Chicago; US374. 1871-73 Owned Lingren, Chicago. 1873, Apr 23 Reported sold. 1874, …

      Other Names: GLENFINLAS; Official No.: 77695; Final Date: 17 Aug 1883; Dimensions (LBD): 145.6' x 22.3' x 7.3' ; 1873, Apr 14 Registered Hamilton, ONT; owned D. Butters, et al, Toronto; ran Montreal & St. Catharines. 1875 Rebuilt 158.4 x 26 x 11.4', 656.21 gross / 425.13 net tons. 1876 …

      Official No.: 74380; Final Date: 12 Sep 1900; Dimensions (LBD): 136.5' x 26.3' x 11.4' ; Later dimensions 134.6 x 23.9 x 12', 361 gross tons. Sister to ALBATROSS. 1879 Owned Muir Brothers, Pt. Dalhousie at St. Catherines. 1893, Feb 2 Transferred to Bowmanville, ONT; dimensions reported 136.5 x 26.3 …

      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 …

      Official No.: 36635; Final Date: 1884; 1860, May Loading oak & staves at Chatham for Europe. 1860 Dismasted in gale, lost four crew on trip from Androssan, Scotland to Canada. 1863 Described as barkentine. 1865 341 gross tons. 1866 Bryce & Muir. 1871 Owned Pt. Dalhousie. 1873 Owned John McAllister, …

      Final Date: 18 Nov 1882; Dimensions (LBD): 120' x 22.5' x 10.6' ; 1868, Sep 28 Registered Hamilton, ONT. 1868, Oct 6 Owned A. Jeffrey, St. Catharines, ONT. 1869 219 gross tons, 174 net tons. 1870 Owned David Steel, Hamilton; ran Cleveland, OH - Montreal, QUE. 1871, Sep 26 Sunk …

      Final Date: 1898; Dimensions (LBD): 70.4' x 14.6' x 7.6' ; 1869, Nov 1 Inspected Port Dalhousie 47 gross / 41 net tons. 1871 Owned Quackenbush, Port Dalhousie. 1874 Owned William Hutchison, Port Dalhousie; repaired. 1876 Owned Neelon & Julian, Port Dalhousie. 1878 Owned Harvey Neelon, St. Catharines, ONT.

      Official No.: 72212; Final Date: 12 Sep 1900; Dimensions (LBD): 138' x 26' x 12.2' ; 1874, Apr 20 Registered at St. Catherines, ONT. 1878 Owned John O'Neil, St. Catherines. 1882 Readmeasured, 374 gross & 327 net tons. 1883, Jun Aground Snake Island, Lake Ontario. 1887 Towed by steamer SIR …

      Final Date: 29 Mar 1878; Dimensions (LBD): 134' x 16.7' x 9' ; 1865 Renamed SILVER SPRAY. 1865 Sailed Lake Ontario, Toronto to Port Dalhousie. 1866 Owned Moore & Pelter, Goderich, Ontario; ran Goderich to Southampton. 1866, November Shaft broken in gale opposite Baie Du Dore, Bruce County, Ontario. 1867 …

      Final Date: 21 Jul 1899; Dimensions (LBD): 130' x 25' x 12' ; 1862, Sep 6 Launched. 1865 356 gross tons. 1869 444 tons. 1871 Owned Folger Bros., Cape Vincent, NY (US13933). 1871, Oct 3 Lost canvas & yardarm off AuSable, MI, repaired. 1873 Owned Stanley & Reed, Chicago, IL, …

      Official No.: 77999; Final Date: 1905; Dimensions (LBD): 96' x 15' x 6.6' ; 1871 Owned O. McMan, Port Dalhousie. 1875 Harbor tug, Port Dalhousie. 1878 Owned Thomas Burkett, Ottawa, ONT; 81 gross / 47 net tons; home port St. Catharines, ONT. 1879 Owned McIntosh, Port Dalhousie. 1899 Owned Clemow, …

      Official No.: 75631; Final Date: 1918; Dimensions (LBD): 138.6' x 26.3' x 11.1' ; Built for lumber trade. 1873, Apr 30 Registered St. Catharines, ONT. 1876 Owned B. Muir, St. Catharines, ONT. 1890 Transferred to Toronto & schooner rigged in late 1890's; cut down to tow barge earlier. Ran coal …

      Dimensions (LBD): 74' x 15' x 8' ; 1883 Rebuilt. 1899 Owned H. Julian, St. Catherines, ONT.

      Other Names: PERSEVERANCE;TIBBETS, JOHN; Final Date: 11 Jul 1888; Dimensions (LBD): 89.1' x 17.9' x 9.7' ; 1848, April 25 Capsized off Silver Creek, New York; crew rescued in yawl 1848, April 27 Towed to Buffalo by propeller DETROIT 1850 Sailed for Europe with black walnut from Lake Huron 1850, …

      Official No.: 72959; Dimensions (LBD): 26' x 6.6' x 3.3' ; 1878 Owned C.Burrow, St. Catherines, ONT. 1884 Owned C. Cottrell, Sault Ste. Marie, ONT; 6 gross / 5 net tons.

      1860 Owned Muir Brothers, Port Dalhousie, ONT.; Original Owner: Alexander Muir

      Dimensions (LBD): 97' x 21' x 8.6' ; 1867, Aug Launched. 1870 Major repair. 1871 Owned McDonald, Toronto, ONT. 1876 Owned Peters et al, Toronto. 1879, Jul 30 Sank near Amherstburg, ONT; raised. 1880, Spring Stranded near Erie, Pennsylvania; heavy damage 1884 Owned James Griffin et al, St Catherines, ONT. …

      Final Date: 1869; Dimensions (LBD): 143' x 26.2' x 14' ; 1860, Mar 25 First launched. 1860, Aug - Nov First trip to Liverpool, England. 1861, Oct 22 Second trans-Atlantic trip; Toronto, ONT - Liverpool, England. 1864, Sep 24 Ashore "3 miles above Detroit", MI, Lake St. Clair, assisted by …