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      Official No.: 116864; 48x13 Owned by Dominion Government. Destroyed by fire 27/09/13 near Sturgeon Falls Ont. ; Final Location: Lake Nipissing, Ontario, Canada, Burnt

      Official No.: 111934; 38x9x3 Owned by Rathbun Lumber Co., Deseronto. Fabricated by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. Alligator (warp tug)

      Official No.: 121915; 36x10x4 Owned by Rainy River Lumber Co., 1910, 1917; Shevlin Clark Co., Fort Frances. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1903. Alligator (warp tug).

      Official No.: 100625; First Rebuild: Official Number: 100625 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 63 x 14 -- 38 tons Rebuilt: New Liskeard, Ontario, Canada in 1913 55x9x4 Owned by Pearsall & Dease, Port Rowan 1903; W. V. Reynolds & M. Hendry, New Liskeard 1917. Built by Mason & Robbins, Port Rowan 1903. …

      Official No.: 116769; 37x9x3 Owned by W. E. Bigwood, Toronto. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1903. Alligator (warp tug).

      Official No.: 112085; 50x12x4 Owned by W. Wilson, Fort Frances Ont. 1905; W. Pearson, Winnipeg 1906. Tug.

      Official No.: 116546; 88x19x6 Owned by M. Eligh, Kemptville Ont. 1917; Mackenzie & Stamp, Ottawa 1921; P. Meloche, Caughnawaga Que. 1927. Built by I. H. Arnold, Westport Ont. 1903. Steam barge.

      Other Names: Pukwana (1904); Official No.: 112145; 54x9x4 Owner unknown. ; Final Location: Magnetawan, Ontario, Canada, Burnt

      Official No.: 116266; 70x10x4 Owned by I. McKinnon, Toronto. Built by Polson Iron Works, Toronto 1903.

      Official No.: 116334; 40x16x4 Owned by P. Whalen, Ottawa. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1903. Alligator (warp tug).

      Other Names: Peau Rouge; Official No.: 116592; Later Registration: France (1917) as Peau Rouge 108x23x14 Owned by Montreal Transportation Co. Built by Collingwood Shipbuilding Co. and launched 18/11/03. Engine 15-25½-43x26 by builder. Lake Ontario tug (coal barges)

      Other Names: Doric (1907); Official No.: 116263; 260x43x29 Owned by Waldie & Wright, Toronto 1903; to Northern Navigation Co. 1907; to Canada Steamship Lines 1913. Built by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto and launched 12/08/03. Engine 17-28-46x32 by builder. Torpedoed 18/09/18 Cornwall, England.; Final Location: France, War Loss

      Official No.: 116259; 36x10x3 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Fabricated by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. Alligator (warp tug).

      Dimensions unknown. Owned by H. W. McKay, Kenora Ont. Used on Lake of the Woods.

      Official No.: 116365; 72x15x7 Owned by M. G. McDonald, Blind River Ont. 1904; P. Sullivan, Blind River 1911, 1917; H. E. Purvis, Gore Bay 1928. Fish tug.

      Other Names: Brentwood (1926); Official No.: 116264; 367x48x28 Owned by St. Lawrence & Chicago Transportation Co. 1903-1916; Canada Steamship Lines 1916-1937. Built by Collingwood Shipbuilding Co. and launched 20/06/03. Engine 20-33½-55x40 by builder. Renamed "Brentwood" 1926. Retired 1933. Broken up 1937 Midland Ont.

      Official No.: 116767; 46x10x4 Owned by C. J. Smith, Walker's Point Ont. Built by H. Walker, Walker's Point 1903. Tug.

      Official No.: 112144; First Rebuild: Official Number: 112144 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 226 x 35 -- 1197 tons Rebuilt: in 1911 226x35x15 Owned by Calvin Company 1906, 1914; to Montreal Transportation Co. 1915; to Canada Steamship Lines 1920. Built by Calvin Co., Garden Island 1903. Engine 17-28-46x36 by Polson Iron Works, …

      Official No.: 112051; 68x17x10 Owned by Hogan & McDonnell 1903; M. J. Hogan, Montreal 1917. Built by R. Abbey, Port Colborne and launched 21/04/03. Tug.

      Official No.: 116981; 35x10x4 Owned by D. Cummings, Dryden Ont. Used on Lake Wabigoon.