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Contributors: Great Lakes Maritime Institute- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Geographic Location: Boucherville
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- Catherine (1819)
68x40 approx. Owned by C. D. Decelles. Built by Decelles, Boucherville Que. and launched 07/10/19. Engine by St. Mary's Foundry, Montreal. Longueuil ferry, competing with "team boat" powered by 10 horses on treadmill. Offered for sale "less engine" mid-1822. "May be fitted up as a team boat at small expense". … 68x40 approx. Owned by C. D. Decelles. Built by Decelles, Boucherville Que. and launched 07/10/19. Engine by St. Mary's Foundry, Montreal. Longueuil ferry, competing with "team boat" powered by 10 …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Carleton (Propeller), burnt, 21 Sep 1874
Reason: burnt Hull damage: $11,000 Cargo: $6,000 Freight: lumber Remarks: Total loss Reason: burnt Hull damage: $11,000 Cargo: $6,000 Freight: lumber Remarks: Total lossMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Carleton (1874) Official No.: 71193; 105x22x7 Owned by M. Corrigan. Built by J. Beauclaire, Ottawa 1874. Engine 16x16 by A. H. Baldwin, Ottawa. Pollywog (paddles as far aft as possible for maximum cargo space). Local service along St. Lawrence above Quebec. Destroyed by fire 21/09/74 Boucherville Que. Note: Official Number (71193) re-used … Official No.: 71193; 105x22x7 Owned by M. Corrigan. Built by J. Beauclaire, Ottawa 1874. Engine 16x16 by A. H. Baldwin, Ottawa. Pollywog (paddles as far aft as possible for maximum …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Lady Sherbrooke (1817) 147x35x9 Owned by J. Molson & Sons (St. Lawrence Steam Boat Co.) Built by H. Logan, Montreal and launched 30/07/17. Engine by Boulton & Watt, London England, to "John Molson". "Heavy full-bowed vessel, sloop-rigged, with flush decks and berths below". Only 12 berths when built, more added next winter. Left … 147x35x9 Owned by J. Molson & Sons (St. Lawrence Steam Boat Co.) Built by H. Logan, Montreal and launched 30/07/17. Engine by Boulton & Watt, London England, to "John Molson". …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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