1857, November 27 Boiler explosion, sank opposite Detroit, Michigan,
7-9 men killed
1858 Raised in autumn
1858-59 Rebuilt at Detroit, hull & deck, machinery repaired at
Kellogg's, Detroit; owned George H. Parker
1859, June 8 In service, fitted out at Buffalo, New York
1860 Owned Johnson & Snow, Buffalo
1862 Sold Canadian
1863 Owned Deeds & DeBlaquerie, Buffalo
1864 Raised & rebuilt
1865 Reboilered, 7' 5" x 17' tubular boiler, 70 pounds steam
1866 Owned H. DeBlaque, Montreal, Quebec
1866, December 22 Burned; no details
1869 Owned St.Lawrence Towing Company, Montreal; 119 gross tons
1871 Owned Evans, et.al., Montreal; 119 gross tons
1873 Owned Evans, Montreal
1875 Owned Evans, et.al., Tonawanda, New York
1877 Owned W.G. Cassells, Hamilton, Ontario
1877-78 Rebuilt
1879 Owned Evans, et.al., Tonawanda, New York; US130038
1882 Owned Peter Smith, et.al., Cleveland, Ohio
1882 Rebuilt, Buffalo, New York
1884, July 23 Sunk, Pelee Passage, Lake Erie
