1851, Jun 24 Launched.
1854, Apr Transferred to Lake Erie North Shore shuttle.
1854 Owned Parks & Co., Amherstburg, ONT.
1855, Mar 19 Boiler replaced, cabins overhauled at Detroit
1855, Jun Broke shaft on Lake Erie.
1856, May Ashore Saugeen River near Southampton, ONT; towed to Detroit for repairs.
1857, Jun Stranded, St. Lawrence River.
1859, Feb Violated revenue law & was condemned in Admiralty Court.
1859, May Caught in ice for 3 days near Bruce Mine, ONT.
1859, Jul Broke her cross head in gale, Georgain Bay; rescued by steamer CANADA.
1860 Owned McLeod & Parks, Amherstburg.
1861 Repaired.
1863, Aug A provincial land surveyer, William Gibbard, murdered on board at dock, Collingwood, ONT.
1863, Aug 10 Ashore Little Current, due to blown cylinder head; later repaired.
1864 Large repairs; renamed T.F. PARKS.
1868, Nov 14 "Smashed up" on Lake St. Clair.
1869, Spring Re-engined by Hodge & Christie; 44 x 96"; converted to a wrecker.
1870 Owned James M. Valentine.
1870, Jun 3 Burned on Detroit River, Detroit, MI durning conversion work.
