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      67x13x6 Described as tug (1871); "screw barge" (1873). Very little known.

      First Rebuild: Official Number: 77697 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 177 x 25 -- 806 tons Rebuilt: Port Dalhousie, Ontario, Canada in 1882 136x25x7 Built for G. & J. Malcolmson, Hamilton (usually chartered to others for operation). Sold to R. O. McKay, Hamilton 1892. Used in passenger and freight trade anywhere from …

      60x16x4 Owned by D. Johnston, Wallaceburg Ont. 1877; L. Kahn, "Marine City, Ont. " 1886. "Freight & tug", St. Clair & Sydenham Rivers.

      First Rebuild: Official Number: 96916 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 110 x 23 -- 108 tons Rebuilt: in 1892 110X23X5 Owners as barge unknown. Owned by J. McKelvey & S. Birch, Kingston 1892; to J. H. Hall & J. P. Eligh, Ottawa 1895; to H. F. Cumming, Cornwall 1898; to Brooks & …

      60x11x5 Owned by R. P. Cooke, Orillia 1868; to J. Templeman & W. I. Macauley, Orillia 1871; Gore Bay Lumber Co. 1877; S. E. Miller, Gore Bay 1886. Built by G. Chaffey, Brockville 1867. Georgian Bay tug. Frozen in by late spring freeze-up 07/03/79 Tobermory. Still drifting in ice 12/04; …

      45x9x4 Owned by D. R. Dobbie, Owen Sound 1886. Tug.

      Other Names: Esturion (1884); First Rebuild: Official Number: 85527 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 96 x 17 -- 118 tons Rebuilt: Bobcaygeon, Ontario, Canada in 1884 94x15x7 Owned by N. Shaw, Peterborough 1871; J. Austin, Toronto 1877; Whitby & Port Perry Railway; Trent Valley Navigation Co. 1886; M. M. Boyd, Bobcaygeon 1896. …

      First Rebuild: Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 72 x 15 -- 72 tons Rebuilt: in 1878 72x25x10 Owned by Montreal & Ottawa Forwarding Co. 1868; J. W. McRae & Co., Ottawa 1877; T. Gariepy 1895. Built by L. Shickluna, St. Catharines 1867. Tug, largely on Ottawa and Richelieu Rivers.

      Official No.: 57023; Later Registration: Newfoundland (1879) 133x21x11 Owned by D. Davis, Charlottetown P.E.I. 1871; C. Palmer, Charlottetown 1877. Built by C. Connell & Co., Overnewton, Scotland 1867. Engine 26x24 by Finnieston Engineering Works. Built as Admiralty survey steamer for Newfoundland coast.

      78x15x8 Owned by "Capt. Davis" 1872; G. Moberly, Collingwood 1877; Collingwood Tug Co. 1881; to T. Marks, Port Arthur 1884; Lake Superior Tug Co., Port Arthur 1895. Built by G. Hardison, Stromness Ont. 1867. First engine 22x20 by G. N. Oill, St. Catharines; later 16-28x22 by Doty Engine Works, to …

      Other Names: Enterprise (1869); Clyde; First Rebuild: Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: -64 tons Rebuilt: Bewdley, Ontario, Canada in 1872 Dimensions unknown. Owned by "Messrs. Hales", Otonabee; to H. Calcutt, Peterborough 1869; R. & J. Scott 1877. Cabins reduced in 1872 rebuild. Used on Rice Lake. Destroyed by fire 18/08/76 Harwood Ont. …

      Owner and dimensions unknown. Apparently passenger service Penetanguishene-Waubaushene etc.

      96x17x5 Owned by G. Crandell, Lindsay. Built by T. Walters, Lindsay. Used on Lake Scugog. Abandoned 1879 Lindsay, engines to "Crandella"

      Other Names: Baltic (1888); 182x28x12 Owned by Capt. Smith, 1867; Mrs. F. Smith, Owen Sound 1877; to W. Robertson, Owen Sound 1882, 1886; Great Northern Transit Co., Collingwood 1895. Built by M. Simpson, Owen Sound and launched 30/04/67. Engine 42x132 by Macklem Iron Works, Chippewa Ont. (from "Clifton"). Used Georgian …

      117x25x8 Owned by J. Steinhoff & Co., 1875. Built by Bruce, Wallaceburg and launched 12/06/67. Used in Chatham-Detroit passenger service. Destroyed by fire 30/07/75 near Chatham. ; Final Location: Near Chatham, Ontario, Canada, Burnt

      69x14x6 Owned by Montreal Transportation Co. 1872, 1877; E. Guertin, Alexandria Ont. 1886; E. Monarque, Sorel 1895; T. Gauthier, Montreal 1901. Built by J. B. Auger, Montreal 1867. Tug. "Lay aground all summer" 1887. Custom-House measure (pre-1877) 40t.

      Official No.: 54457; 107x19x7 Owned by D. D. Glasier, Saint John N. B. 1877; P. Glasier, Saint John N. B. 1886, 1901. Engine(s) from "Magnet". Destroyed by fire Saint John N. B. 29/07/03. ; Final Location: St. John, New Brunswick, Canada, Burnt

      105x21x6 Owned by Sincennes-McNaughton. Built by D. & J. McCarthy, Sorel 1867. Custom-House measure (pre-1877) 104t. Ottawa River tug. Destroyed by fire 07/10/84 Carillon Canal. ; Final Location: Carillon Canal, Quebec, Canada, Burnt

      Official No.: 96851; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1901) 81x17x8 Owned by Boutelle Towing & Wrecking Co., Sarnia 1901, 1907; Blind River Towing Co., 1914; Cadwell Sand & Gravel Co., Windsor 1917; W. F. Dean, London Ont. 1921. Built by M. Tripp, E. Saginaw Mich 1867. Engine 15-22x22 by Bay City Iron …

      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; …