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      Official No.: 71107; 70x16x7 Owned by A. McDonnell, Wallaceburg 1877; C. W. Gauthier, Sandwich Ont. 1886. Built by A. McDonnell, Wallaceburg 1877. Engine 12x14 by D. P. Lavallier, Hamilton (made 1861). Fish tug.

      Official No.: 131114; 78x25x6 Owned by Harbour Commissioners of Montreal 1912; A. A. Larocque, Montreal 1914; A. Mackay Co., Quebec 1917. Reason for short life unknown.

      89x23x5 Owned by R. Campbell, Portsmouth Ont. 1864; to J. Harris, Wolfe Island 1865, to C.F. Gildersleeve, Kingston 1866; to Glidden & Gurney, Kingston 1868. Built by E. Beaupré, Portsmouth Ont. 1864. Engine from "Mink". Steam scow.

      Official No.: 92414; 41x13x4 Owned by G. Dutch, Beaver Point N. B.

      144x43x10 Owned by Calvin & Breck 1877, D. D. Calvin 1886. Broke from moorings and crushed in ice 31/12/95 Garden Island. ; Final Location: Garden Island, Ontario, Canada, Wrecked By Ice

      Dimensions unknown. Owned by Thomas & McKellar; W. Allan, Amherstburg 1864. Built by A. Coutts, Chatham. Used Chatham-Detroit. "Small river steamer" (1854) "The little "Himalaya" too, which has been once more righted, has turned out a decided paying concern…. Her motto should be "right side up with care", but it ...

      Official No.: 90459; 82x17x5 Owned by R. & N. Mosher, Fort Frances Ont. Engine 10x12 by T. Willson, Dundas Ont., from "N. Mosher". Wrecked 08/10/94 Sault Rapids, Rainy River. ; Final Location: Rainy River, Ontario, Canada, Wrecked

      Other Names: Gore (1860); Official No.: 33456; 134x23x9 Owned by Hooker & Holton; to Hooker & Jaques 1854. Built by L. Shickluna, St. Catharines 1849. Engines (2) 22x22 (maker unknown). Used Montreal-Upper Lakes. Laid up 1859; operated Toronto-Oswego 1860, probably never again.

      Official No.: 88568; 42x10x4 Owned by T. Wilson, Montreal.

      First Rebuild: Official Number: 72982 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 93 x 20 -- 163 tons Rebuilt: Dresden, Ontario, Canada in 1876 93x20x8 Owned by W. B. Clark, Sarnia 1877,1886; Sarnia Tug & Transit Co 1895, 1927; R. Trotter, Little Current 1935. Built by J. A. Jenking, Dresden Ont. and launched 29/08/74. ...

      Official No.: 97020; 47x16x8 Owned by A. McMaugh,. St. Catharines 1898; M. P. Davis, Ottawa 1901. Probably actually a rebuild of an older vessel built in Buffalo 1873 but Register treats as new boat.

      Official No.: 111936; 49x11x4 Owned by Kennedy & Davis Milling Co., Lindsay 1901; R. Kennedy, Lindsay 1917. Built by J. Beaugeneau, Lindsay 1901. Engine 6x8 by Polson Iron Works, Toronto. Sank 1912 Orillia and abandoned.

      Official No.: 121704; 49x11x4 Owned by T.B. & A. Croucher, Port Carling Ont. Built by T.B. Croucher, Port Carling 1905.

      Other Names: Osprey (1892); Official No.: 85499; 66x14x7 Owned by J. Morrow, Collingwood 1886; Muskoka Mills Lumber Co. 1895. Built by A. Morrell, Meaford 1886. Engine 12x16 by Pound Manufacturing Co., Lockport, N.Y. (made 1877), compounded 1891. Destroyed by fire 03/12/97 Christian Island, Georgian Bay. ; Final Location: Christian Island, ...

      Official No.: 100768; 56x13x6 Owned by Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Built by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto 1895. Engine 7-14x9 by builder, replaced by motor 1915. Ferry. Still in service 2007.

      Official No.: 130648; 50x16x4 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Alligator (warp tug)

      66x12x6 Owned by Barr & Maxwell, Hamilton 1861, 1864; T. Berry, Sombra Ont. 1877. Built by D. P. Lavallee, Hamilton and launched 30/05/61. Engine by J. Gartshore, Dundas Ont. Tug, sometimes Hamilton ferry. Seized by U.S. Marshal in Canadian waters 26/8/76 for debt. All bulwarks on one side carried away. ...

      Official No.: 71178; 137x24x9 Owned by Calvin Company. Built by Roney, Garden Island Ont. 1874. Engine 39x90 by Brush, Montreal (from "Henry Gildersleeve"). Towboat.

      167x23 approx. (also noted 147x20x11) Owned by H. Richardson 1845; to A. Heron 1847; W. M. Browne & Co. 1856. Built by Niagara Harbour & Dock Co. and launched 10/09/42. Lake Ontario passenger vessel. "Peculiar bow. Enormous cutwater like a double-furrowed plough, to cut through the ice in winter", i. ...

      Official No.: 134552; 63x16x7 Owned by C. C. Smale & B. T. Nicholas, Port Stanley 1928; later H. Chapman, Fitzwilliam Island Ont. Fish tug.