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      Other Names: Sand Bird (1914); Official No.: 112194; First Rebuild: Official Number: 112194 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 72 x 21 -- 64 tons Rebuilt: Chatham, Ontario, Canada in 1918 68x16x4 Owned by H. E. Crow, Chatham Ont. 1906, 1917; to W. A. Hadley, Chatham 1918. Built by H. Crow, Chatham 1906. …

      Other Names: Simcoe (1880); First Rebuild: Official Number: 78023 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 140 x 26 -- 635 tons Rebuilt: Chatham, Ontario, Canada in 1880 136x24x11 Owned by "Messrs. Robertson", Goderich 1872; C. S. Wilson, Picton 1877; Great Northern Transit Co. 1880. Built by Hyslop & Ronald, Chatham Ont. 1872. Rebuilt …

      74x21x6 Owned by A. T. Crowe, Dover East Ont. Built by G. Morrison, Chatham and launched 24/05/70. Steam barge. Destroyed by fire 31/10/83 near Chatham. ; Final Location: Chatham, Ontario, Canada, Burnt

      Official No.: 90526; 95x24x5 Owned by D. Flook, Chatham Ont. Engine 12x12 by Dalgarno, Parkinson & Co., Chatham. ; Final Location: Chatham, Ontario, Canada, Wrecked By Ice

      Other Names: Sir Douglas (1912); Official No.: 96722; First Rebuild: Official Number: 130989 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 45 x 11 -- 18 tons Rebuilt: Chatham, New Brunswick, Canada in 1912 42x9x5 Owned by E. Sinclair, Newcastle N. B. 1895; M. E. Frackear, Chatham N. B. 1901; C. Reinsbarrow, Chatham 1917.

      Official No.: 78039; 85x24x7 Owned by G. B. Merritt & S. Barefoot, Chatham 1886; A. M. Clark, Marysburgh Ont. 1901; L. A. Appelle, Belleville Ont. 1905. Built by W. J. McDonald, Chatham and launched 23/06/83. Engine 16x16 by J. F. McKeogh, Chatham. Built for Chatham-Detroit service, later several other short …

      162x47x15 Ownership very confused. Builder seems to have operated her until 1861; "Globe" reports sale by Eberts at Detroit to Capt. Miesel. Another paper reports sale 1863 by Capt. Pridgeon to Buffalo & Lake Huron Railway. 1866 Lake Underwriters Register states owned Detlor & Moore, Goderich. Another paper states sold …

      61x12x7 Owned by R. Powers, Barrie Ont. Georgian Bay tug.

      Official No.: 112193; 63x17x4 Owned by J. Hadley, Chatham Ont. Engine 8½x12 (maker unknown).

      First Rebuild: Propulsion: Sidewheel Rebuilt: in 1832 Dimensions unknown. Owned by D. McGregor, Chatham Ont. Used Chatham-Amherstburg. "When completed she will have an awning from stem to stern".

      Dimensions unknown. Built and owned by Eberts, Chatham. Launched 05/05/42. Either "a large scow vessel" or "a good low-pressure brig". Known as "Old Square Toes". In freight service on Thames River. Nothing official on this one.

      Official No.: 78040; 35x9x3 Owned by J. Turnbull, Toronto 1886; St. Clair Tunnel Co., Sarnia 1901.

      Dimensions and owner unknown. Built by Batchelor, Chatham Ont. 1865. Tug at Port Colborne 1874. Nothing official on this one.

      Official No.: 90525; 40x10x5 Built and owned by V. Robinson, Chatham Ont. Engine 6x6½ by White & Son, London; re-engined 1892 (details lacking). Tug.

      Other Names: Ranger (1855); Dimensions unknown. Owned by W. & W. Eberts, Chatham Ont. 1849. Sold 1856 to unknown buyer. Probably built Chatham 1848 for use Chatham-Detroit or Amherstburg. Tug. Started serious dock fire 13/04/49 Windsor.

      Official No.: 78038; 60x14x6 Owned by J. H. Taylor, Chatham Ont.; G. Ross, Port Robinson Ont. 1909; R. Leeson, Merritton Ont. 1911. Built by A. M. Millard, Chatham Ont. and launched 07/04/83. Engine 16½x16 by D. Bell, Buffalo, N.Y. (made 1864), to "J. D. Schofield". Tug. Sunk in Welland River …

      Official No.: 71104; First Rebuild: Official Number: 71104 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 136 x 26 -- 318 tons Rebuilt: in 1884 136x26x10 Owned by D. R. Van Allen, Chatham 1874, 1877; to G. Wright, Port Hope 1881, 1886; to S. Rogers, Toronto 1877, 1901; S. Payette, Penetanguishene 1907; to W. C. …

      Official No.: 90530; 63x13x6 Owned by D. W. Crow, Chatham Ont.; to H. E. Crow, Chatham 1907; to N. Trotter, Little Current 1912. Engine 14x14 (maker unknown)

      Dimensions unknown. Owned by Thomas & McKellar; W. Allan, Amherstburg 1864. Built by A. Coutts, Chatham. Used Chatham-Detroit. "Small river steamer" (1854) "The little "Himalaya" too, which has been once more righted, has turned out a decided paying concern…. Her motto should be "right side up with care", but it …

      Other Names: Gravel King (1916); Official No.: 112195; 84x25x5. Owned by T. & D. Donovan, Chatham Ont. 1915; W. A. Hadley, Chatham 1921. Engine 12x12 by Doty Engineering Works. Sand-sucker. Probably actually rebuilt from earlier vessel 1915 and seems not to have been registered as "Donovan".