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      Official No.: 92422; Dimensions (LBD): 56' x 12' x 5' ; 1930 Home port, Prescott, ONT.; Original Owner: Henry Carman

      Official No.: 100126; Dimensions (LBD): 55' x 9.6' x 4'

      Final Date: 29 Sep 1869; Dimensions (LBD): 128' x 26' x 11' ; 1846, May 2 Launched Oswego, NY; enrolled Oswego. 1854 Enrolled French Creek, NY. 1856 Rebuilt, same tonnage. 1858, Jan Dragged ashore, Clayton, NY; released & repaired. 1861 Owned Carey & Calvin, Clayton; large repairs. 1861, Jul Lost ...

      Dimensions (LBD): 96' x 22.3' x 11.5' ; 1871 Owned Williamsburgh party. 1874 Owned Simeon P. Weaver, Williamsburg, ONT.

      Original Owner: Captain Gifford

      Final Date: 28 Oct 1878; Dimensions (LBD): 62.6' x 18' x 5' ; 1866 Owned J.A. & T.W. Burgess. 1867 Rebuilt as 2 masted scow-schooner, 47 tons. 1873 Owned Johnson, Wallaceburg. 1877, Oct 16 Loaded with tan bark from Pine Bay for St.Clair, MI, sprang leak & capsized off Pine ...

      Official No.: 73913; Final Date: 1924; Dimensions (LBD): 135.6' x 23.3' x 10.6' ; 1873, Jul 15 Launched, built as "full canal size". 1874, Apr 7 Owned J. McLeod et al, Kincardine, ONT. 1874, May Damaged 4 gates in Welland Canal. 1875, Oct 27 Ashore Port Colborne, ONT, bound Kincardine, ...

      1836 Rebuilt as barge.

      Final Date: 22 Sep 1893; Dimensions (LBD): 265' x 38.4' x 14.2' ; 1873 One source states built as ALVINA, C91879 - later renamed MICHIGAN. 1884 Dismantled at Detroit, MI, engines to new steamer LANSDOWNE, (1884) & to PRINGLE, W.H. (being rebuilt). 1885 Rebuilt as 4 mast scow schooner by ...

      Official No.: 107950; Final Date: 1937; Dimensions (LBD): 52' x 16.4' x 9.1' ; Operated for many years on Welland Canal by D.McGrath, St. Catherines, ONT. 1914 Owned James Pendergast, Cornwal, ONT. 1918 Owned Port Colborne Tug Co, Ltd. About 1930 Rammed & sunk by a barge below Port Colborne. ...

      Final Date: 1803; 1798 - 99 Carried limestone for first Toronto lighthouse. 1803 Beyond repair.

      Final Date: 10 Nov 1891; Dimensions (LBD): 117.6' x 23.9' x 9.6' ; 1871 Owned James Norris, St. Catharines; 222 gross tons. 1872, May Grounded, East Sister, Lake Erie. 1874 Owned J.M. Sheppard, Goderich, ONT; 224 tons. 1876 Owned Thomas N. Dancy et al, St. Catharines. 1878 Owned J.M. Sheppard, ...

      Official No.: 100662; Dimensions (LBD): 114.3' x 19.6' x 6.2' ; 1872, Jan 12 Registered Kingston, ONT. 1873, Feb 13 Owned William Nickle, Kingston, ONT. 1874, Apr 10 Owned Coleman Hinckley, Wolf Island. 1877 Readmeasured 292.01 gross / 132.9 net tons. 1886 Owned St. Lawrence Navigation Co, Kingston, ONT. 1887, ...

      Dimensions (LBD): 101' x 20' 3" x 8' 6" ; 1854 Ran Portsmouth, ONT - Oswego, NY in lumber trade.; Original Owner: J. Morton

      Official No.: BRITISH; 1793 In commission.; Original Owner: British Navy

      Final Date: 25 Oct 1837; Final Location: Kingston, ONT - Counter's Wharf. Lake Ontario., Wrecked in gale.; 1837, Nov News clipping indicated hauled out between Aug & Nov 1837 for repairs.

      Built for stave trade. 1850, Nov 24 Sprung leak Lake Erie, cargo railroad iron, ran back into canal. 1850 Rebuilt Garden Island. 1860 Owned C. Maddock, Kingston, ONT. ; Original Owner: D Calvin fleet

      Dimensions (LBD): 91' x 18.3' x 8.9' ; 1850 Rebuilt, Toronto. 1850, May 30 Registered Montreal. 1851, Nov 3 Reported ashore & total wreck, Port Burwell. 1851 - 52 Thoroughly repaired. 1854 Rebuilt Toronto, owned McMurrick & Co. 1856 Large repairs, owned Robert Moody, Port Credit. 1857 Owned T. Herrington. ...

      Final Date: 25 Oct 1833; Dimensions (LBD): 110' x 26' x 0' ; Regular route, York (Toronto) - Kingston, ONT; one of earliest sternwheelers; one of first high pressure engines.; Original Owner: Robert Drummond; Final Location: near Port Credit, close to Toronto, ONT. Lake Ontario., Wrecked on shore.

      Final Date: 20 Aug 1874; Dimensions (LBD): 145' x 27' x 11' ; 1869 Owned Port Stanley Railroad, Port Stanley, ONT.; 334 gross / 307 net tons. 1873 Owned North Shore Transportation Co., Port Stanley. 1873 Owned Johnson, Port Stanley; purchased from London & Port Stanley Railroad. 1874, Aug 20 ...