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      Official No.: 71103; Final Date: 3 Jan 1879; Dimensions (LBD): 72' x 15' x 4' ; 1875 Towing and freight trade, Detroit and Thames River. 1879, Jan 3 Bruned Thames River.; Original Owner: A. N. Pyke; Final Location: Thames River, below Chatham, ONT Detroit, River, burned

      Other Names: SPINNER, F. E.;HELEN C.; Official No.: 71212; Dimensions (LBD): 193' x 34.7' x 13.4' ; 1874, Aug 12 Launched; ran Sarnia, ONT-Fort William, ONT-Duluth, MN. 1875, Jun On rocks, Waswaugoning Bay, Lake Superior. 1878, Oct 27 Stranded Magnetic Reef, Lake Huron; broke arch; released & towed to Sarnia …

      Official No.: 71104; Final Date: 1922; Dimensions (LBD): 136' x 26' x 10' ; 1874, June 13 Launched 1874, December 15 Grounded, Fighting Island, Detroit River 1877, August 3 Tonnage, 317.95 gross/216.31 net tons 1878, December Overhauled 1879, October Storm damage; bulwarks stove in 1881, February Owned George Wright & …

      Official No.: 71102; Final Date: 1917; Dimensions (LBD): 48' x 8.7' x 3' ; 1878 Owned Andrew Allen, Chatham, ONT. 1901 Owned A. Pilgrim, Meaford, ONT. 1910 Owned J. Pilgrim, Meaford. 1917 Broken up.; Original Owner: A.S. Allan

      Official No.: 71104; First Rebuild: Official Number: 71104 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 136 x 26 -- 318 tons Rebuilt: in 1884 136x26x10 Owned by D. R. Van Allen, Chatham 1874, 1877; to G. Wright, Port Hope 1881, 1886; to S. Rogers, Toronto 1877, 1901; S. Payette, Penetanguishene 1907; to W. C. …

      Other Names: Jennie G. Harper (1875); Official No.: 71102; 48x9x5 Owned by A. S. Allan, Chatham Ont. 1874; A. Pilgrim, Meaford 1901; J. Pilgrim, Meaford 1910. Engine 8x10 by Dalgarno Parkinson & Co., Chatham.

      Reason: struck bridge Hull damage: $200 Remarks: Damaged

      Official No.: 71211; First Rebuild: Official Number: 71211 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 181 x 35 -- 655 tons Rebuilt: in 1898 181x35x12 Owned by Northwest Transportation Co. ("Beatty Line") 1874, 1886; to J. Cornwall et al. 1898. Built by Chisholm & Simpson, Chatham Ont. and launched 22/11/73. Engines (2) 34x36 (on …

      Official No.: 71103; 72x15x4. "Small steam scow". Owned by A.N.Pike, Chatham Ont. Launched 20/06/74. Newspaper states "rebuilt from old "Hunter""; significance of this unknown. Engine 10x12 by R.Parkinson, Chatham. Destroyed by fire 03/01/79 Lake St. Clair.; Final Location: Lake St. Clair, Burnt

      Official No.: 71212; Later Registration: U.S.A. (1885) First Rebuild: Official Number: 71212 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 186 x 35 -- 1404 tons Rebuilt: in 1879 193x35x13 Owned by Northwest Transportation Co. Built by Chisholm & Simpson, Chatham Ont. and launched 12/08/74. First engines (2) 34x36 acting on same shaft, by G. …

      A quarterly tithing ticket from the British Methodist Episcopal Church, signed by Walter Hawkins, Minister, and dated August 16, 1874. This ticket was in the possession of the Richard Bell Family of St. Catharines, Ontario.

      Minister Walter Hawkins was Superintendent of the Conference for the British Methodist Episcopal Church (Brant Co.) This excerpt from the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online describes his role in reestablishing the BMEC in Canada following a period of reunion with the African Methodist Episcopal Church, an initiative spearheaded by Richard …

 appeared in Daily Times, 2 Jan 1874, p. 3. Date of Event: January 1, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Died at his residence, Ontario St.

 appeared in Daily Times, 5 Jan 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: January 5, 1874     Survivor(s): Clarke, Richard Esq. (brother) City of Death: St. Catharines Place of Burial: St. Catharines Cemetery Funeral from the residence of his brother, James St.

 appeared in Daily Times, 7 Sep 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: September 6, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Place of Burial: Cemetery Age 53 years; Funeral from his late residence, Chestnut St.; He was a carriage maker

 appeared in Daily Times, 28 Sep 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: September 28, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Place of Burial: St. Catharines Cemetery Age 64 years; A native of Fermanagh County, Ireland

 appeared in Daily Times, 10 Aug 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: August 10, 1874     City of Death: St. Catharines Place of Burial: St. Catharines Cemetery Age 57 years; Funeral from his late residence, Duke & Wellington St.

 appeared in Daily Times, 18 Aug 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: August 17, 1874     Survivor(s): McSloy, Joseph Esq. (father) City of Death: St. Catharines Age 21 years; Funeral from his father's residence, Queenston St.; Death resulted from an accident 2 weeks prior, he was struck on the head by a stick of timber

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 24 Dec 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: December 24, 1874     Survivor(s): McGrath, Patrick Mr. (husband) City of Death: St. Catharines Age 27 years

 appeared in St. Catharines Journal, 24 Dec 1874, p. 2. Date of Event: December 20, 1874     Survivor(s): Welch, Joseph (husband) City of Death: St. Catharines Age 40 years; Died at her residence on Church St.