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      Official No.: 83028; Final Date: 13 Sep 1893; Dimensions (LBD): 102.3' x 26' x 8.2' ; 1882-88 Carried cargoes of hardwood, Dresden to Ontario & other Michigan ports. 1888 Burned, Dresden. Date unknown Wreck sold to John Nesbit, Sarnia, ONT but not rebuilt. 1890 Wreck owned William Dobie McRae, Wallaceburg, …

      Official No.: 85707; Dimensions (LBD): 139.2' x 31.6' x 11.7' ; 1884, Jun 24 Registered Wallaceburg, ONT; towed schooners H. M. STANLEY and DOLLY MORDEN. 1885 Towed NEW DOMINION. 1898 Rebuilt, iron lined boiler house. 1899 Owned Morden and Co., Wallaceburg, ONT. 1900 Firebox boiler 9 x 13.5' @ 126# …

      Official No.: 83027; Dimensions (LBD): 120.7' x 26.1' x 9' ; 1881 Ran in lumber trade. 1890 New jib. 1893, May 23 Grounded on bar, Chatham, ONT.; Original Owner: Alex Trevice & C.H. Morden

      Official No.: 83030; Final Date: 1921; Dimensions (LBD): 96' x 24' x 4.7' ; 1883, May 3 Launched. 1883, May 9 Registered Wallaceburg. 1911 Transferred to Windsor.; Original Owner: Alex Trerice & Thomas Windover

      Official No.: 83028; 102x26x9 Owned by A. Trerice, Dresden Ont. Built by Wm. Peck, Dresden 1882. Engine 20x24 by C. W. Wees, Dresden. Used Wallaceburg to Lake Erie. Licensed for 250 passengers 1886. Destroyed by fire 13/09/93 Leamington Ont. (3 killed); Final Location: Leamington, Ontario, Canada, Burnt

      Official No.: 85707; 139x32x12 Owned by G. H. Morden, Oakville Ont. 1886, 1901; Morden Transit Co., Midland 1902, 1923; St. Lawrence Navigation Co., Quebec 1927. Built by M. Stewart, Dresden Ont. 1884. Engine 19-32x30 by Kerr Bros., Walkerville. Steam barge. Sank 28/04/28 Quebec. ; Final Location: Quebec, Quebec, Canada, Foundered

      Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898, he is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was presented by his daughter Annie who presented it to Knox in 1907 in memory of her father. …

      Andrew Robertson. Born in 1832 and died in 1898. He is remembered in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oakville, through a communion service set that is now treasured as an historical artifact. The set was presented by his daughter Annie who presented it to Knox in 1907 in memory of her father. …

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      The family surname, Leaver, is spelled "Laver" in one of these records.

      Postcard featuring a black and white photograph of a lighthouse in Oakville.

      Official No.: C80528 OR C85528; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 19' x 3.7' ; 1917, August 31 Foundered; Final Location: Off Scarborough Bluffs near Toronto, Ontario, Lake Ontario, Foundered

      Other Names: SHAMROCK; Official No.: 90563; Final Date: 6 Aug 1907; Dimensions (LBD): 103.2' x 24' x 5.4' ; 1887 Owned Doty Ferry Company, Ontario 1890 Owned Toronto Ferry Company, Limited 1894, April 9 Renamed SHAMROCK 1895 Rebuilt, Andrews Shipyard, Oakville, Ontario; double-decked; inclined condensing engine; 17 & 17 x …

      Official No.: 85526; Final Date: 9 Sep 1886; Dimensions (LBD): 103' x 20.2' x 6.1' ; 1886, Sep 9 Grounded & burned.; Final Location: Cape Croker, Georgian Bay. Lake Huron., Ran aground & burned.; Bound Port Huron to Dyers Bay; crew & passengers escaped; freight carried ashore.

      Official No.: 83377; Dimensions (LBD): 79.3' x 19.7' x 5.4' ; 1884 Owned J.J. Goldring, Toronto, ONT.

      Official No.: 92730; Final Date: 1925; Dimensions (LBD): 47.3' x 12' x 5.4' ; 1920 Owned Christopher Armstrong, Oakville, ONT.

      Official No.: 83390; 65x16x7 Owned by F. Jackman, Toronto 1886; to Canadian Forwarding & Export Co., Montreal 1896. Built by J. Andrew, Oakville 1882. Engine 17x21 (maker unknown). Tug.

      Other Names: Thistle (1894); Official No.: 83383; First Rebuild: Official Number: 100761 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 122 x 19 -- 78 tons Rebuilt: Oakville, Ontario, Canada in 1894 122x19x6 Owned by J. Clendinning (Toronto & Humber Navigation Co.) Toronto 1882; R. Davies, Toronto 1887; to W. Hendrie, Hamilton 1889; to Toronto …