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E.M. Peck (1888)
Other Names: Malton (1915); Official No.: 130439; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1914) 252x40x19 Owned by A. E. Mathews, Toronto 1915, 1927. Badly damaged by boiler explosion 11/06/13 Racine Wis., abandoned by owners and salvaged by Reid Wrecking Co., Sarnia, Stranded 17/11/22 Main Duck Island, Ont. (Lake Ontario).
Other Names: Malton (1915); Official No.: 130439; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1914) 252x40x19 Owned by A. E. Mathews, Toronto 1915, 1927. Badly damaged by boiler explosion 11/06/13 Racine Wis., abandoned by …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Gossoon (1888)
Official No.: 107944; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1900) 39x10x33 Owned by M. J. Hogan, Quebec.
Official No.: 107944; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1900) 39x10x33 Owned by M. J. Hogan, Quebec.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes
Thomas Freel Battle (1888)
Other Names: Fannie L. Baker; Official No.: 126092; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1910) as Fannie L. Baker 64x17x6 Owned by Canadian Sand & Gravel Co. Built by W. H. Breach, Detroit 1888. Engine 18x18 (maker unknown). Tug. Destroyed by fire 21/11/10 Thorold. ; Final Location: Thorold, Ontario, Canada, Burnt
Other Names: Fannie L. Baker; Official No.: 126092; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1910) as Fannie L. Baker 64x17x6 Owned by Canadian Sand & Gravel Co. Built by W. H. Breach, Detroit …
Maritime History of the Great Lakes