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      Other Names: MARTIAN; Official No.: 93123; Final Date: 1938; Dimensions (LBD): 346' x 48' x 28' ; 1901 Owned Gilchrist Transportation Co 1913 Owned Canada Steamship Lines 1914 Renamed MARTIAN 1938 Scrapped in Hamilton, ONT; Original Owner: Gilchrist Transportation Co; Final Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Scrapped

      Official No.: 96853; Final Date: 11 Nov 1921; Dimensions (LBD): 66.8' x 21' x 11' ; 1908 Owned Reid Wrecking co., Sarnia. 1915 Owned Canadian Towing & Wrecking Co., Port Arthur, ONT; two 9'9" x 14' firebox boilers. 1921, Nov 11 Burned.

      Other Names: MOHAWK BELLE; Official No.: 111920; Dimensions (LBD): 82.4' x 13.2' x 0' ; 1901, Aug 19 Registered Toronto, ONT. 1908 Rebuilt William Robinson, Huntsville, ONT; readmeasured 94 x 19.42 x 7.42'; 167 gross / 103 net tons. 1909 Renamed MOHAWK BELLE. 1913 Rebuilt, William Robinson, Muskoka, ONT; readmeasured …

      Other Names: BATTLE, THOMAS FREEL; Official No.: 107948; Final Date: 17 Oct 1907; Dimensions (LBD): 47' x 13' x 7' ; 1907, Oct 7 Burned. Registered St. Catharines, ONT.; Final Location: Pt. Maitland Harbor, ONT Lake Erie., Burned.; Caught fire under boiler. No lives lost.

      Official No.: 107946; Final Date: 14 Jun 1908; Dimensions (LBD): 71' x 15' x 0' ; 1908, Jun 14 Burned, Lake Huron.; Original Owner: T. Conlon; Final Location: Near Meldrum Bay, ONT. Georgian Bay, Lake Huron.

      Official No.: 107168; Final Date: 1950; Dimensions (LBD): 308' x 46' x 27' ; Ran Sarnia, ONT - Duluth, MN & Fort William. 1905 Ran excursions Duluth - Toronto, ONT. 1928, Aug 6 Stranded Lucille Island, Lake Superior in fog, refloated 10 days later & repaired. 1930 Owned Canada Steamship …

      Other Names: MAC, D.F.; Official No.: 111914; Dimensions (LBD): 82' x 16.5' x 9.8' ; Dismantled at Sault Saint Marie, Ontario; rebuilt The Salon, Ontario, renamed D.F.MAC, 79.8 x 16.5 x 8.6

      Other Names: TORONTO HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS TUG NO.3;NORAH M.; Official No.: 111852; Dimensions (LBD): 60' x 13' x 5.6' ; 1919 Owned Canadian Towing & Wrecking Company, Port Arthur, Ontario 1920 Owned Toronto Harbour Commissioners 1923 Renamed TORONTO HARBOR COMMISSIONERS TUG NO. 3 1934 Renamed NORAH M.

      Official No.: 111767; Dimensions (LBD): 89' x 21.8' x 7.8' ; Original Owner: Calvin Co.

      Official No.: 107171; Dimensions (LBD): 76' x 16' 6" x 11' ; 1910, Dec Involved in the salvage of the steel steamer DUNELM, Port Arthur, ONT. 1918, Dec 6 Aground Rochester, Lake Ontario. 1919 Owned Montreal Transportation Co., Port Arthur, ONT. 1920 Not listed in Canadian _Liste des Navires_, no …

      Official No.: 111661; Final Date: 1937; Dimensions (LBD): 202.2' x 41' x 13.1' ; 1910, May 21 Aground Port Colborne, Lake Erie with coal; released. 1921 Rebuilt by Davie Shipbuilding as twin screw steamer bulker; Lauzon, QUE; 250.1 x 40 x 11.5'; 1,614 gross / 928 net tons. 1937 Scrapped.; …

      Other Names: VERCHERES; Official No.: 111803; Final Date: 1967; Dimensions (LBD): 104' x 26.3' x 11' ; 1901, Jul New vessel launched Toronto, ONT. 1903 Purchased Algoma Central Railway Co. 1928 Made lighthouse tender and renamed VERCHERES. 1967 Scrapped.; Original Owner: Soo Ferry Co.

      Official No.: 111765; Final Date: 4 Dec 1929; Dimensions (LBD): 183.6' x 39.5' x 15' ; 1913, Nov Owned Montreal Transportation Co., Montreal, QUE. 1929 Owned Sincennes - McNaughton Co., Montreal, QUE.; Original Owner: Calvin Co.; Final Location: Lake St.Peter. St.Lawrence River., Foundered.

      Official No.: 111654; Final Date: 1950; Dimensions (LBD): 288' x 36.2' x 13.3' ; 1901 Built for passenger trade on Lake Ontario, ran Toronto - Prescott, ONT with stops at Charlotte - Kingston - Alexandria Bay - Brockville. 1908, Aug 11 Collision with TITANIA, Charlotte, Lake Ontario. 1913 Ownership Changed …

      Official No.: 107747; 58x14x8 Owned by A. Pendergast, Kingston 1901; Cedars Rapids Manufacturing & Power Co., Montreal 1917; Simpson Brothers, Montreal 1927. Engine 14x16 (maker unknown).

      Other Names: Lakefield (1905); Official No.: 111586; First Rebuild: Official Number: 111883 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 65 x 14 -- 43 tons Rebuilt: Lakefield, Ontario, Canada in 1905 67x14x5 Owned by W. H. White, Lakefield Ont. 1901. Collided with "Sunbeam" 31/08/01, out for season. Badly damaged by fire during conversion to …

      Official No.: 107748; 108x20x6 Owned by A. & J. Roys 1901; Mrs. A. Roys 1908; Quinte Navigation Co. 1909-1913; then Canada Steamship Lines. Built by Davis Drydock Co., Kingston Ont. 1901. Engine 8½-13-21x14 by builder. St. Lawrence/Bay of Quinte passenger boat; Hamilton ferry briefly in World War I. Frequently chartered …

      Other Names: Vercheres (1928); Official No.: 111803; 104x26x11 Owned first by Sault Ste. Marie Ferry Co., soon International Transit Co.; to Dominion Government 1928. Built by Polson Iron Works, Toronto and launched 06/07/01. Engine 18-36x24 by builder. Licensed for 460 passengers 1914. Sank at dock 14/05/02 due to overcrowding, raised …

      Other Names: Laurette (1930); Official No.: 111916; 55x16x7 Owned by Randolph Macdonald Co., Toronto 1901, 1910; W. J. Poupore Co., Montreal 1917, 1927; Les Chantiers Manseau, Sorel 1935; Marine Industries Ltd., Sorel 1945. Tug.

      Official No.: 107879; 37x7x3 Owned by T. H. DeCew, Fenelon Falls Ont. Fabricated by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. Alligator (Warp tug).