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      First Rebuild: Official Number: 75697 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 64 x 12 -- 33 tons Rebuilt: Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada in 1878 65x12x3. Owned by O. J. Paradis (Pierreville Navigation Co.) 1869; Dean & Baptiste, Trois Rivières 1877; J. Baptiste, Trois Rivières, 1886. Built by A. J. Paradis, Trois Rivières 1867; …

      Official No.: 100370; 108x20x6 Owned by C. Bourgeois, Trois Rivières. Built by C. Bourgeois & Co., Trois Rivières 1892. Engine 22x36 by A. McKelvie & Sons, Trois Rivières (made 1884). Ferry. Sank at wharf 15/11/07. ; Final Location: Trois Rivieres, Quebec, Canada, Foundered

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram, 10 Dec 1949     HESPERUS on Ontario Schooner Days CMXXIX (929) by C. H. J. Snider "And the Skipper Had Taken His Little Daughter To Bear Him Company"

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram, 10 Dec 1949   HESPERUS on Ontario Schooner Days CMXXIX (929) by C. H. J. Snider "And the Skipper Had Taken His Little Daughter To Bear Him Company"

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Official No.: 33389; 88x18x6 Owned by P. Leblond & T. Foisy. Built by Normand, Trois Rivières 1857. Quebec ferry and to Ste. Anne de Beaupre.

      Official No.: 107238; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107238 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 69 x 15 -- 44 tons Rebuilt: in 1905 Second Rebuild: Propulsion: Screw 69x15x5 Owned by L. Dupre, Trois Rivières, Que. Engine 9x10 by Safety Power Co., New York. Steam Barge. Wrecked 20/03/18 Île a la Baque, Que. ; …

      Official No.: 100865; 65x14x5 Built and owned by A. Baptiste, Trois Rivières. Engine (oscillating) 9x48, maker unknown. Harbour tug.

      Official No.: 134360; 62x15x6 Owned by Bellerive Towing Co., Trois Rivières 1917, 1921; Hamilton Cove Pulpwood & Lumber Co. 1927, 1935; Anticosti Shipping Co., Montreal 1945. Saguenay River tug.

      92x23x8 Owned by Moses Hart, Trois Rivières. Built by Cormier, Trois Rivières and launched 04/07/35. Engine by Ward Bros., Montreal. Towboat.

      Official No.: 33390; 101x17x7 Owned by J. Normand & T. Foisy, Quebec. Built by J. Samson, Trois Rivières 1846, completed at Quebec. Tug.

      Official No.: 112268; 68x18x5 Owned by E. Brule, Sorel. Built by W. Auclair, Trois Rivières 1903.

      120x19x8 Owned by A. T. Hart, Trois Rivières; E. Baker, "St. Giles" 1846. Built by O. Chartier (or Cloutier), Trois Rivières and launched 08/06/39. Engine 36x48 (maker unknown), to "Enterprize". Usually used Montreal-Quebec.

      Official No.: 50715; 120x20x8 Owned by R. Scott 1864; G.A. & J. Baptiste 1871; St. Lawrence Steam Navigation Co. 1877. Built by J. Samson, Trois Rivières 1864. Towboat.

      Other Names: Sherbrooke (1927); Arosa; Ida O.; Wellandoc; Official No.: 150823; 251x43x18 Owned by George Hall Coal & Shipping Co. 1923-1926; Canada Steamship Lines 1926-1940; requisitioned for war use 1940; owned foreign until 1952; N. M. Paterson & Sons, Ltd. 1952-1955. Collided with "Britannic" and "Keyport" 22/10/27 Cornwall Canal.

      Official No.: 52462; 64x14x4 Owned by S. Ward, Trois Rivières. Built by J. K. Ward, Trois Rivières 1865. Towboat.

      Other Names: Knowlton (1927); Official No.: 150709; 251x44x18 Owned by George Hall Coal & Transportation Co. 1922-1926; Canada Steamship Lines 1926-1940. Built by Fraser Brace & Co., Trois Rivières. Engine 19-32-56x36 (maker unknown). Requisitioned for war use 1940. Lying derelict Lagos, Nigeria; towed to Wales and broken up 1951.

      Official No.: 131012; 71x27x5 Owned by St. Maurice Lumber Co. 1912; R. F. Grant, Trois Rivières 1916, 1928; Chantiers Manseau Ltd., Sorel 1935. Tug.

      Official No.: 103141; 43x10x3 Built and owned by J. Arel, Trois Rivières. Engine 6x5 (maker unknown).

      71x15x7 Owned by M. Hart, Trois Rivières; to Dickson Johnson & Co., Montreal 1845. Built by P. Cormier, Trois Rivières 1842.

      Official No.: 103143; 52x11x4 Owned by W. Ritchie, Trois Rivières 1895; Mrs. C. E. Ritchie, Trois Rivières 1901; J. MacLaren Co., Buckingham Que. 1917. Built by W. Ritchie, Trois Rivières 1892. Engine 9x4½ [sic] by builder.

      Other Names: Magog (1927); Official No.: 150827; 251x43x18 Owned by George Hall Coal & Transportation Co. 1923-1926; Canada Steamship Lines 1926-1940. Requisitioned for war use 1940. War loss 05/07/40 60 miles off Irish coast. ; Final Location: Ireland, War Loss