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Contributors: Great Lakes Maritime Institute- Contributors: Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Geographic Location: Saint-Antoine
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- Antonia (1892)
Official No.: 100599; Later Registration: U.S.A. (1896) 46x7x5 Built and owned by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine Que. Engine 5-10x6 by G. A. Pontbriand, Sorel. Official No.: 100599; Later Registration: U.S.A. (1896) 46x7x5 Built and owned by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine Que. Engine 5-10x6 by G. A. Pontbriand, Sorel.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Ferdinand (1905) Official No.: 122221; 87x17x5 Owned by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine, Que.; to Cie. de Navigation St. Laurent-Richelieu 1914; Prescott & Ogdensburg Ferry Co. 1920, 1933. Built by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine 1905. Engine 9-14-23x12 by G. A. Pontbriand, Sorel. Licensed for 200 passengers 1914. Moved to Lake Simcoe 1931, used … Official No.: 122221; 87x17x5 Owned by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine, Que.; to Cie. de Navigation St. Laurent-Richelieu 1914; Prescott & Ogdensburg Ferry Co. 1920, 1933. Built by F. Fecteau, St. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Chieftain III (1906) Official No.: 117129; 153x39x9 Owned by Calvin Company. Built by Roney, Garden Island Ont. 1906. Towboat. Sunk in collision with Norwegian "Hero" 20/08/11 St. Antoine, Que., 4 killed. Pilot "severely censured". ; Final Location: St. Antoine, Quebec, Canada, Foundered (Collision) Official No.: 117129; 153x39x9 Owned by Calvin Company. Built by Roney, Garden Island Ont. 1906. Towboat. Sunk in collision with Norwegian "Hero" 20/08/11 St. Antoine, Que., 4 killed. Pilot "severely …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- St. Antoine (1898) Official No.: 107405; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107405 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 69 x 13 -- 30 tons Rebuilt: in 1910 51x9x3 Owned by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine 1901; to Upper Ontario Steamboat Co., Lake Temiskaming 1907, 1910; Montreal River Navigation Co. 1911. Built by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine Que. 1898. … Official No.: 107405; First Rebuild: Official Number: 107405 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 69 x 13 -- 30 tons Rebuilt: in 1910 51x9x3 Owned by F. Fecteau, St. Antoine 1901; to Upper …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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