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      Official No.: 72571; Final Date: Apr 1917; Dimensions (LBD): 111' x 23' x 9.5' ; 1867, Jul 1 Launched 1871 Owned F. Chisholm, Toronto, ONT 1874, Feb 16 Owned Joseph James, Kingston, ONT 1876, Jan 19 Registered Kingston 1878 Owned J. Dix, Kingston; registered, Kingston before 1917, Apr Abandoned; Original …

      Official No.: 83021; Final Date: 4 Oct 1895; Dimensions (LBD): 105.5' x 23.4' x 9.1' ; Original Owner: Geo. H. Morden, et al.; Final Location: Off 30 mile point. Lake Ontario., Storm; Foundered in gale, crew rescued by schooner CLARA YOUELL.

      Official No.: 83021; Final Date: 4 Oct 1895; Dimensions (LBD): 105.5' x 23.4' x 9.1' ; 1867, May 20 Register Oakville, ONT. 1871 Owned H. Williams, Oakville. 1878 Owned John Baker, Oakville; 103 x 21.8 x 9.1, 179 net tons. 1881 Reregistered Wallaceburg; owned Geo. H. Morden et al, Dresden. …

      Final Date: 7 Nov 1880; Dimensions (LBD): 92' x 20.9' x 8.9' ; 1873 Last owned Thomas Hayden et al Port Hope, ONT. 1880 Wrecked Salmon Point, near Wellington, ONT.; Original Owner: Duncan Chisholm; Final Location: Salmon Point, Prince Edward County. Lake Ontario., Wrecked; Rigging & rudder damaged during storm …

      Dimensions (LBD): 104' x 22' 11" x 9.5' ; 1867, May 27 Registered at Oakville, ONT. 1871 Owned D. Rogers & Company, Oakville. 1872, Sep Dismasted in the mouth of the Genesee River, Lake Ontario, towed to Kingston by steamer Norseman. 1876 Owned Reed & Woods, Oakville. 1883, May 20 …

      Owner and dimensions unknown. Apparently passenger service Penetanguishene-Waubaushene etc.

      Final Date: 12 Nov 1904; Dimensions (LBD): 108' x 24.25' x 9' ; 1867, May 27 Launched. 1868 175 gross tons. 1874, Jun 12 Foundered 2 miles north of Port Colborne, struck timber float. 1878 Same owner; readmeasured 197.14 gross / 175.49 net tons; C83285. 1893, Oct 14 Ashore Lake …

      Dimensions (LBD): 71.4' x 17.9' x 4.2' ; 1875, October Owned John Hughes, Kingston, Ontario 1882, May 13 Registry canceled, "vessel broken up & destroyed"; notice given by John Noble ; Original Owner: Dominick Fallen

      Final Date: 22 Jan 1884; Dimensions (LBD): 88.5' x 20' x 7.3' ; 1868, Sep 28 Owned John Fraser & Frederick J. George, Kingston. 1869, Jul 28 Owned John Savage, Kingston. 1869, Nov Found dismasted & abandoned, Oswego, NY; crew lost. 1870, Feb 5 Owned John Yott, Wolfe Island, ONT. …

      Reason: sunk by collision Remarks: ?

      p.2 Port of Kingston - inwards, outwards - 26. -The Steamers - The Beauharnois Canal having been opened, the propellers Avon, St. Lawrence, Acadia, Brantford and Colonist, which were detained in the canal, arrived from below on Monday night, and still remained in port ...

      p.3 The Steamers - The propellers Acadia, St. Lawrence, Brantford and Colonist, upwards bound, which were detained here by reason of the weather, left on Tuesday night for Toronto and Hamilton. The Avon, also bound upwards, still remains here having her boilers repaired. The ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - inwards, outwards - 29. -Imports - 27,28. -The schr. Essex is ashore on Lake Michigan, and will prove a total loss. She is owned in Chicago - the cargo of wheat is lost. -The brig Mayflower, laden with 7,000 bushels of wheat from Chicago ...

      p.2 Port of Kingston - inwards, outwards - 29. -Imports - 29. p.3 Police Court - 2 sailors discharged.

      p.2 The Navigation - Bay of Quinte, Empress and others to lay up soon. Vessel Disasters - Port Colborne, Nov. 30th - The schooner New Dominion, of Picton, went ashore early yesterday morning near the cut at Long Point. A tug has gone to her assistance from ...

      p.2 The Steamers - The steamer Bay of Quinte returned on Sunday, having been unable to reach Belleville. The ice near Milford impeded her, and she was compelled to run back. It is expected that she will not again leave the harbor this season. The freight steamer Ottawa, ...

      p.2 Imports - 2 . The Steamers - The weather is milder but still quite wintry, and the steamers are gradually lying up. The steamer Bay of Quinte has laid up at the United States wharf. The steamer Pierrepont will endeavor to make a trip up the Bay tomorrow or …

      p.3 The Steamers - The steamer Pierrepont is still preparing for her trip up the Bay of Quinte, if it is possible to be made. The propeller Indian, which was storm-staid here, has left for Toronto. The steamer Empress has found winter quarters at the foot of Clarence ...

      p.2 Imports - 3.

      p.2 Imports - 5. The Navigation - Yesterday the weather was very rough. In the morning it was cold, with snow drifting everywhere, but in the afternoon it set in for a thaw, with heavy wind. Of the steamer fleet which arrived the other day, the steamer Huron and ...