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Contributors: Marsh Collection- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Geographic Location: Seton Lake
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- Champion (1860)
50x14 approx. Owned by Taylor Beach & Co. Built Seton Lake B. C. and launched 10/04/60. Engine 20x36 from San Francisco. (Sternwheel) Proved to be much too slow, abandoned 1863. 50x14 approx. Owned by Taylor Beach & Co. Built Seton Lake B. C. and launched 10/04/60. Engine 20x36 from San Francisco. (Sternwheel) Proved to be much too slow, abandoned 1863.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Seaton (1862) 100x22x5 Owned by Capt. Taylor; J. Wood 1867. Engines (2) 12x36 (maker unknown). Used on Seton Lake briefly, first voyage 06/06/62. Probably used only three years. Originally to be named "Prince Alfred" and advertised thus before launching. Owner "hopes he can move to the Fraser" 1868. 100x22x5 Owned by Capt. Taylor; J. Wood 1867. Engines (2) 12x36 (maker unknown). Used on Seton Lake briefly, first voyage 06/06/62. Probably used only three years. Originally to be named …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Lena Noel (1911) Official No.: 134029; 51x12x3 Owned by E. W. Cox & W. R. Bellamy, Seaton Lake B. C. Official No.: 134029; 51x12x3 Owned by E. W. Cox & W. R. Bellamy, Seaton Lake B. C.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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