Designed to run between Buffalo, New York & Saginaw, Michigan
1850, June 18 First enrolled Detroit, Michigan
1851, May 2 Struck pier at Buffalo, Lake Erie
1851, June 23 Owned Pearl L. Sternberg, Buffalo, New York, et.al.
1853, November 27 Foundered, Saginaw Bay, Michigan, Lake Huron
1854, April 7 Owned Mann, Vail & Company, Buffalo
1854, September Lost shaft on Lake Huron & brought to Detroit
1854, October Bulwarks stove in heavy weather while making for Beaver
Island, Lake Michigan
1854, November Ashore near Gibraltar, Michigan, Lake Erie; drydocked
at Detroit
1855, August 2 Owned C. Hitchcock & Company, Buffalo
1856, March 12 Owned Western Transportation Company, Tonawanda, New
York
1858, October 13 Damaged in heavy weather near Erie, Pennsylvania,
Lake Erie
1861 Reported burned at Lachine Canal, Saint Lawrence River
1861, February 28 Overhauled
1861, March Chartered New York Rail Road
1864, April 14 Owned Buffalo & Detroit Transportation Company, Buffalo
1865, April 29 Readmeasured, 154.5 x 27 x 9.4'; 555.57 gross tons;
2 decks, 1 mast
1866 Large repairs
1866, May 4 Owned E.W. Fitzhugh, et.al., Sandusky, Ohio; US22382
1866, September
or 1867, September Collided with bark ONEONTA off Clay Banks, Lake Erie
1867, April 15 Owned Duncan Stewart & J.L. Hurd, Detroit
1869, July 30 Rebuilt as barge; 1 deck, no mast
158 x 27 x 9.5'; 311.92 gross tons
Owned Lucius Young, et.al., Springwelk, Michigan
1870 Large repairs at Fitzgerald yard
1870, October 8 Owned John P. Clark, Detroit; 1 mast
1871, July 12 Owned Jason W. Candler, et.al., Detroit
1872, April 19 Owned William Rankin, et.al., Grosse Point, Michigan
1872, May 11 Owned George W. King, et.al., Bay City, Michigan
1872, June 25 Struck obstruction in Welland Canal
1872, October 1 Ashore Port Burwell, Ontario, Lake Erie
1873, October 21 Wrecked & sunk in 11' water in storm off Point Pelee,
Ontario, Lake Erie
1874, April 2 Square stern; 311.92 gross tons
1878, April 16 Owned William Mitchell, et.al., Bay City
1880, January 12 Owned Theresa Park, et.al., Bay City
1880, March 8 Owned E.W. Haskin, et.al., East Saginaw, Michigan;
296.33 net tons
1883, September 1 Owned Albert N. Gilbert, et.al., Algonac, Michigan
1885, April 22 Owned Nelson Little, et.al., Port Huron, Michigan;
rig changed to sloop
1886 Damaged by collision on Lake Huron
1887 Abandoned
