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      Official No.: 100393; 50x10x5. Built as yacht for Miss A.M.Petrie, Hamilton but about 1901 became fish tug based at Rossport, Ont. Owner then J.Garrett, Heron Bay, Ont.

      Official No.: 100622; First Rebuild: Official Number: 100622 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 37 x 8 -- 5 tons Rebuilt: in 1900 36x7x3 Owned by S. M. Socareen, Simcoe Ont. 1895; E. Norquay, Port Dover Ont. 1901; W. Davis, Toronto 1917. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1892. Engine 4½x4 by …

      Official No.: 100394; 179x31x14 Owned by J. Fairgrieve & Co., Hamilton; to Lake Commerce Ltd. 1911, to Montreal Transportation Co. 1918, to Canada Steamship Lines 1920; Gulf Iron & Wrecking Co., Quebec 1927. Built by Hamilton Bridge Co., Hamilton 1892. Cabins built by M. Simpson. Engine 20½-40½x34 by F. G. …

      Official No.: 103031; 38x16x3 Owned by McLachlin Brothers, Arnprior Ont. Built by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. 1892. Alligator (warp tug).

      Official No.: 83157; 64x15x7 Owned by J. Bonar, Belleville 1895; J. Bonar, Cornwall 1901; to F. Gilbert, Montreal 1907; to Harbour Commissioners of Montreal 1911. Built by J. Allen, Belleville 1892. Engine 17x17 (Made 1854 by unknown builder) from "Eliza Bonar". Tug

      Other Names: Percy Cann (1899); Official No.: 100531; 77x17x7 Owned by Insular Steamship Co., Westport N. S. 1895; to H. Cann & Sons, Yarmouth 1896; to Eastern Canada Coastal Steamship Co. 1930; Saint John Tugboat Co. 1935.

      Official No.: 97004; First Rebuild: Official Number: 97004 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 43 x 11 -- 15 tons Rebuilt: Port Maitland, Ontario, Canada in 1903 40x11x5 Owned by W. Scott, Ridgeway Ont. 1895; C. Ross, Haldimand County Ont. 1901; A. Henning, Port Burwell 1917. Built by Grisdale, Ridgeway Ont. 1892. Fish …

      Official No.: 97115; 124x23x12 Owned by Collingwood Drydock Co. 1895; Midland Towing & Wrecking Co. 1901, 1910; to Lake Superior Pulp & Paper Co. 1911; to Abitibi Power & Paper Co. 1931; to R. A. McLean, Sault Ste. Marie 1945; to D. A. Clark, Toronto 1947. Built by Collingwood Drydock …

      Official No.: 96900; 50x13x5 Owned by E. G. Laverdure, Ottawa 1895, 1901; L. E. Dufresne, Trois Rivières 1917. Engine 10x12 by Watson Manufacturing Co., Paterson N.J. (From "Thousand Islands Rambler", to "Albert C. ") Tug.

      Official No.: 94714; 58x12x6 Owned by Young & Son, Port Bruce Ont. 1895; L. Young, Port Bruce 1901. Fish tug.

      Official No.: 100652; 40x8x3 Owned by J. Sithick, Perth Ont. 1895; J. C. Judd, Morton Ont. 1901; Ontario Government 1917. Built by W. Robinson, Kingston 1892.

      Official No.: 100301; 68x17x9 Owned by French River Tug Co. Built by Lane, Sandwich Ont. 1892. Tug. Sank 13/06/15 Byng Inlet Ont., raised. Sank 03/04/17 Byng Inlet. ; Final Location: Byng Inlet, Ontario, Canada, Foundered

      Official No.: 100411; 64x7x3 Owned by W. H. Dwyer, Thurso Que. Ferry.

      Official No.: 96874; 58x14x5 Owned by J. Clark, Goderich 1895; Dominion Fish Co. 1901, 1921; A. W. Lowe, Owen Sound 1927. Built by W. Marlton, Goderich 1892. Fish tug.

      Official No.: 97116; 44x10x6 Owned by J. LaPointe, Spanish River Ont. 1895, 1901; J. W. Vance, Spanish Station Ont. 1917. Fish tug.

      Official No.: 96875; 52x12x5 Owned by J. Clark, Goderich. Built by W. Marlton, Goderich 1892. Fish tug.

      Official No.: 100421; 48x17x5 Owned by J. D. Hay, Toronto 1895; to G. W. McFarland, Cache Bay Ont. 1899. Built by C. L. Smith, Cache Bay 1892.

      Official No.: 100623; 63x12x6 Owned by Long Point Co., 1892; E. Harris, Port Dover 1895. Built by West & Peachey, Simcoe Ont. 1892. Engine 12x12 by builder. Tug.

      Other Names: R.C. Co. No.3 (1931); Official No.: 100037; 54x12x8 Owned by A. Manning et al., Toronto 1895, 1901; Randolph Macdonald Co., Toronto 1917; Dickson & McGragh, Toronto 1921; W. Hand, Port Dalhousie 1928; Russell Construction Co., Toronto 1935. Engine 16x20 by Knight & Son. Tug. Scuttled 29/12/44 Lake Ontario.

      Official No.: 138273; Previous Registration: U.S.A. 76x19x6 Owned by Maid of the Mist Steamboat Co. Licensed for 100 passengers 1914. Destroyed by fire 22/04/55 while fitting out Niagara Falls Ont. ; Final Location: Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, Burnt