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Geographic Location: Port Hope- Geographic Location: Chatham
- Year: 1902
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- Sir Wilfred (Dredge), C112186, sunk, 1 Oct 1902
Reason: sunk Lives: nil Remarks: Raised Reason: sunk Lives: nil Remarks: RaisedMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Vernon's city of Chatham street, alphabetical, business, and miscellaneous directory for the years 1902 to 1904
Contents: General index p. 7 City of Chatham street directory p. 9 City of Chatham alphabetical directory p. 55 City of Chatham miscellaneous directory p. 129 City of Chatham classified directory p. 132 Advertisers index p. 140 **Pages 5 to 7 and 74 to 89 are missing. Contents: General index p. 7 City of Chatham street directory p. 9 City of Chatham alphabetical directory p. 55 City of Chatham miscellaneous directory p. 129 City of Chatham classified …Chatham-Kent Public Library - CROW, D.W. (1902, Tug (Towboat))
Official No.: 90530; Final Date: 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 63' x 13' x 6' ; 1920 Broken up, Midland, ONT.; Final Location: Midland, ONT. Georgian Bay. Lake Huron, Broken up. Official No.: 90530; Final Date: 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 63' x 13' x 6' ; 1920 Broken up, Midland, ONT.; Final Location: Midland, ONT. Georgian Bay. Lake Huron, Broken up.Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library - D.W. Crow (1902)
Official No.: 90530; 63x13x6 Owned by D. W. Crow, Chatham Ont.; to H. E. Crow, Chatham 1907; to N. Trotter, Little Current 1912. Engine 14x14 (maker unknown) Official No.: 90530; 63x13x6 Owned by D. W. Crow, Chatham Ont.; to H. E. Crow, Chatham 1907; to N. Trotter, Little Current 1912. Engine 14x14 (maker unknown)Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Alexandra (1902) Official No.: 112153; 97x25x9 Owned by Miramichi Steam Navigation Co., Chatham N. B., to T. C. Sims, Little Current Ont. 1924. Licensed for 400 passengers 1914. Destroyed by fire Little Current Ont. 19/12/27. ; Final Location: Little Current, Ontario, Canada, Burnt Official No.: 112153; 97x25x9 Owned by Miramichi Steam Navigation Co., Chatham N. B., to T. C. Sims, Little Current Ont. 1924. Licensed for 400 passengers 1914. Destroyed by fire Little …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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