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      Historic District: Lennox Active: No

      Dimensions (LBD): 66' x 18.8' x 6.3' ; 1875, Nov 30 Ashore at Oak Point, Kingston, ONT. 1878 Owned W. Chipman, Montreal. 1879 Owned F. Lane, Napanee.; Original Owner: F. Lane

      Dimensions (LBD): 49' x 15.2' x 4.6' ; 1888 Owned Ed Dickens, Napanee, Ontario 1890 Owned Hugh C. Rothwell, Kingston, Ontario 1913 Broken up

      1884, Feb 19 Run down; sank by Grand Trunk transfer carferry GREAT WESTERN off Windsor, ONT; owned Odette & Wherry, Windsor, ONT. 1866, Nov Ashore Port Hope, ONT in gale. 1876 Owned Clark & Vinden, Napanee, ONT. 1878 Owned A.M. Robertson, Hamilton, ONT.; Original Owner: Stevenson & Stanton

      1854 Owned H.J. Morse, Toronto, ONT. 1860 - 65 Owned Chalmers & Co., Belleville, ONT. 1866 Owned G. Looney, Belleville. 1866 - 71 Owned Milford, ONT.; Original Owner: Chalmers & Co.

      Official No.: 92399; Final Date: 18 Apr 1898; Dimensions (LBD): 39.8' x 8.2' x 3.5' ; 1891, Aug 1 Engine change. 1898, Apr 18 Registry closed.

      Official No.: 103391; Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 15' x 4.6' ; 1897 Owned John J. Agnew, Kingston, Ontario 1900 Owned Thomas Kauker, Kingston 1933, April 1 Vessel supposed to be out of existence, certificate not delivered up; Original Owner: Daniel Smith

      Other Names: MARY E. BURGOYNE; 1859 Enrolled Oswego, New York, renamed MARY E. BURGOYNE 1861 Owned Reed & Stone, Oswego 1863 Owned M.V. Poucher, Oswego 1865 Same owner, readmeasured 81 gross tons 1866 Owned C. Guthrie, Oswego 1871, May Burned at Hanford's Landing, Ontario, Lake Ontario; said to be total …

      Official No.: 75913; 49x15x5 Owned by E. Dickens, Napanee 1886; H. C. Rothwell, Kingston 1901. Built by E. Dickens, Napanee 1879. Engine 7x9 by Martin Bros., Belleville. Steam barge. "Half full of water" 1892.

      66x19x7 Owned by W. Chipman, Montreal 1877; R. P. Cooke, Brockville 1886. Built by R. Robinson, Napanee Ont. 1873. Bay of Quinte freight boat.

      Reason: aground Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss

      Reason: aground Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss

      Reason: fire Remarks: Total loss

      Reason: fire damage Lives: nil Remarks: repaired

      Official No.: 94924; 100x22x9 Owned by A. W. Hepburn (Ontario & Quebec Navigation Co.), 1894; Canada Steamship Lines 1913. Used in coal trade Lake Ontario. Engines 13½-26x18 by Bertram Engineering Works, Toronto. Destroyed by fire 11/03/18 in drydock Picton. ; Final Location: Picton, Ontario, Canada, Burnt

      Active: No The book "History of the Churches of Prince Edward County" was published by the branch in 1971 through Picton Gazette Publishing Co.

      County/District/Region: Prince Edward County Historical Township: Hallowell Current Municipality: City of Prince Edward County Historical Municipality: Picton Location Address: 31 King Street Denomination: Presbyterian Transcription Status: Not Transcribed Registration Status: Not Registered Additional Notes: no visible markers

      The Prince Edward District W.I. believe in the importance of sports in the development of young people, so they made a substantial contribution to develop soccer fields, for anyone in Prince Edward County to enjoy. Every summer evening, the fields are busy with children of all ages, playing soccer.

      We believe in the importance of local radio so the Prince Edward District W.I. made a donation to the founding of the radio station and were recognized by being named on a plaque.