1856, February 16 Chartered New Chicago, Milwaukee & Lake Superior Line
1856, January 4 First enrolled Chicago, Illinois
1856-1862 In Chicago & Collingwood, Ontario route, mates HUNTER,
MONTGOMERY & EVERGREEN CITY
1857, April 16 Part of Northwest Transportation Company fleet
1857, June Sunk schooner NORTH STAR on Lake Michigan
1858, June 2 Boiler burst, Big Point Sable, Michigan, Lake Michigan
1858, August 31 Broke cylinder head, disabled, Collingwood, Ontario
1860, July 7 Owned Gordon S. Hubbard, et.al., Chicago
1861, April 29 Owned Solomon Sturges, Chicago
1862 Major repairs
1863, July Arches broken on Lake Michigan, repaired
1864, June Machinery broke, Lake Michigan, repaired
1865, May 18 Owned Joseph Austrian, Chicago, et.al.; rebuilt; 175.85 x
30 x 10.17', 682.14 gross tons, US18936
1867, May 10 Owned Ida F.Leopold, Hancock, Michigan
1867, September Collided with unknown vessel, Milwaukee, Lake
Michigan, repaired
1870, August 9 Sank after struck rocks near Soo Canal, Michigan,
abandoned to underwriter
1870, September 12 Wreck raised & repaired Campbell & Owen Shipyard,
Detroit, Michigan
1870, October Repaired
1871, May 4 Received new cabin with stateroom accomodation for 63
people
1871, May 23 Owned Bertha F. Leopold, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1872, July 1 Owned David Gallagher, et.al., Detroit
1873, April 14 Owned Solomon Gardner, et.al., Detroit
1875, September 11 Lost two barges in gale on Lake Huron
1876 Wrecked, Clay Banks, Wisconsin, Lake Michigan
1876, September Sunk near Colchester, Ontario, Lake Erie, after stern
pipe broke in storm
1877, April 24 Reported owned S.B. Grummond
1879, June 18 Rebuilt as steambarge, 1 deck, 1 mast, 175.7 x 30 x
10.2', 377.71 gross tons; owned John P. Clark, Detroit
1880, April 13 Owned Henry Turner, et.al., East Saginaw, Michigan
1880, November Ashore with damage near Fairport, Ohio
1882, May 1 condensing engine, 34.5 x 36", 1 tubular boiler, 8 x 17.25'
1883, May 21 Beached Port Hope, Ontario after ran into storm on Lake
Huron; repaired
1883, September 23 Burned Star Island, Saint Clair River
1883, September 25 Documents surrendered, Port Huron, Michigan
