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      Approx. 110x32. Owned by Macpherson & Crane, Montreal 1840, 1846; to Robertson Jones & Co. c1853; to Henderson & Holcomb, Montreal 1855. Engine 96" stroke, by Niagara Harbour & Dock Co. Used on St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers. "Canal size but unsuitable for the Rideau" (Kingston "Chronicle" 1840). Had "wheezy …

      Pencil. Ed.: The Lighthouse in this image better represents the Windmill downstream from Prescott on the St. Lawrence River. No lighthouse of this design was on shore east of Port Hope, Ontario, which is not on the St. Lawrence. A very similar image in the collection is labelled Prescott.

 Daily Packet & Times (Orillia), 24 Mar 1983    

      Historic District: Grenville South Active: No

      Alternate Cemetery Names: Jessop Cemetery; Prescott Sandy Hill Cemetery County/District/Region: Grenville County Historical Township: Prescott Lot: 5 Location Address: Edward Street North Transcription Status: Transcribed Registration Status: Registered

      Official No.: 69648; Dimensions (LBD): 33' x 7' x 3.2' ; 1878 Owned John Connell, Quebec City, QUE.

      Official No.: 71090; Dimensions (LBD): 79.2' x 23.6' x 6.6' ; Original Owner: Thomas Reynolds

      Other Names: LORD SYDENHAM;MONTREAL; Official No.: 32910; Final Date: 1863; Dimensions (LBD): 197' x 25' x 9' ; 1840, April 22 Shaft, crank, beam & cylinders of an engine broke, Saint Lawrence River 1841 Renamed LORD SYDENHAM 1843, May 29 Struck & sunk steamer QUEEN, Saint Lawrence River 1846 Sank, …

      Final Date: Jul 1834; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 0' x 0' ; 1822, Aug 29 Arrived Kingston. 1826, Sep 14 Collided with & badly damaged by NIAGARA, Prescott, ONT, St. Lawrence River. 1832 Owned H. Dickinson. 1832, Apr 19 Ran rapids to run Cornwall - Coteau. 1834, Jun 27 Wrecked …

      Official No.: 33442; Final Date: 1858; Dimensions (LBD): 159' x 20' x 8' ; 1845, Apr Struck rock in Alexandria Bay; got off; resume trips on St. Lawrence. 1846 Cabins enlarged, Kingston, ONT. 1853, Mar 15 Registered Montreal; owned Thomas Maxwell, Kingston, ONT. 1854 Owned J. Hamilton, towboat. 1855, Mar …

      Final Date: 5 Jul 1851; Dimensions (LBD): 87.8' x 17.9' x 7.6' ; 1851, Jul 5 Wrecked lake Huron.; Original Owner: John McPherson et al; Final Location: Georgian Bay. Lake Huron., Wrecked.

      Dimensions (LBD): 93.6' x 13.6' x 6.9' ; 1845 Owned S & S.R. Andres, Montreal, Quebec 1847, June 6 In collision with steamer LADY COLBORNE near Sorel, Quebec, one man killed, three badly scalded 1848 Owned Berthier Parties, Montreal 1853 Owned Christopher Darling, Montreal 1854 Owned Ferland & Company, Montreal; …

      1834, June 26 Launched

      1836, Sep 28 Launched. 1839 Owned British Naval Service; 3 guns. 1846, Aug 5 Sold at auction to Robert Gastin, 250 tons burthen, rebuilt as 3 masted schooner. 1847 - 48 Large repairs by Robt. Gaskin, Kingston. 1851 Lengthened & rebuilt, Kingston, 3 masts, 204 tons; owned Routh & Davidson, …

      Official No.: 33549; Final Date: 25 Jul 1865; 1851 Rebuilt, St. Catharines, ONT. 1854, Nov 6 Ashore Presque Isle, Lake Ontario with lumber. 1857 Ashore, Presque Isle, Lake Ontario. 1859 Large repairs. 1860 Owned William Chisholm, St. Catharines, ONT. 1861, Jul Ashore West Carlton, Lake Ontario; large repairs. 1863 Owned …

      Final Date: 19 May 1855; 1840 Built at Prescott, Ontario for freight & towing on Lake Ontario 1850 Went ashore on Caloo Island, Lake Ontario 1854 Owned by P. Leseve, hull & machinery second rate, "repaireing & fitting out" 1855 Owned by Holcomb & Henderson, Montreal; running Saint Lawrence River …

      Dimensions (LBD): 104' x 17.2' x 8.4' ; 1853, Sep 21 Owned Augustin Cantin, Montreal. 1853, Oct 11 Owned Louis St. Louis, Sorel, QUE.; Original Owner: Sir George Simpson et al

      Other Names: ELEONORA; Final Date: 18 Apr 1848; Dimensions (LBD): 147' x 23' x 12' ; 1830, Oct 16 Launched; Lake Ontario mail steamer, largest steamer built on Lakes since 1816 FRONTENAC. 1832, May 16 Towed 15 schooners & a Durham boat upstream Prescott, ONT - Kingston, ONT. 1834, Oct …

      Official No.: 85711; Final Date: 4 Dec 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 15.3' x 4' ; 1884 - 1908 Owned Alexander Smallman, either Dundas, ONT or Dundee, QUE. 1911, Dec 4 Broken up at Dundee & registration closed.; Original Owner: Alexander Longman / Smallman; Final Location: Dundee, QUE. St. Lawrence …

      Final Date: 1872; Dimensions (LBD): 93.6' x 11' x 6' ; 1848, Jan 29 Registered at Montreal, QUE, owned William Rodden, 64 shares; used on Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston triangle prior to completion of St. Lawrence canals. 1872 Broken up.