1856 Enrolled Detroit; ran Detroit to Windsor, Ontario
1857 Laid telegraph cable across Detroit River via Belle Isle
connecting U.S. & Canada for first time
1858 Owned Detroit & Milwaukee Railway Company, C.C. Trowbridge,
secretary
1858, July Collision with tug UNCLE BEN, Detroit River
1859, September 17 Collision with JOHN MARTIN opposite Western wharf
1863, July 1 Owned Lake Michigan Transit Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1864 Rebuilt
1865, November 1 Readmeasured 111.8 x 30 x 9.9', 235.52 gross tons;
owned Lake Transit Company
1866, April 26 Burned at Detroit with docks & wharfs following cargo
explosion; 28 lives lost; machinery into HOPE (1870)
1868 Prop; owned Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1870, November Sunk, Benton Harbor, Michigan
1871 Made a barge at Detroit by J. Dean, Junior; 2 masts, readmeasured
115 x 30.5 x 9.2', 237.84 gross/225.95 net tons; owned J.Dean,
J.W. Margrise & John Miller, Detroit; 300 m. lumber
1872 Towed by HENRY HOWARD with DIXON in lumber trade, Bay City to
Buffalo, New York
1873, June 5 Owned L.W. Nuttal, et.al., Manistee, Michigan
1874 Ran Mackinaw to Toledo, Ohio with lumber
1875 Owned Gifford & Company, Manistee, Michigan
1876, August 25 Rigged as 2 masted schooner; owned Thomas S. Ruddock,
et.al., Chicago
1881, April 26 Owned Dewitt C. Palmer, et.al., Chicago
1883, May Collision with schooner LOOKOUT at Manitowoc, Wisconsin
188?, April 29 Owned Charles H. Ruddock, et.al., Chicago
1892 Rebuilt; lumber trade
1893, September 30 Wrecked, Lake Michigan
