1851, May Enrolled Detroit; used for surveyors on St.Clair Flats
dredging
1861 Rebuilt by J.L.Wolverton; machinery from GORE (1838); owned John
Pridgeon, Detroit, Michigan; used as boom tug on Saginaw River
1865, July 24 Burned, Bay City; raised
1866, November 7 Made fore & aft schooner for lumber trade; machinery
into W.R.CLINTON
1868, April 5 Sold by L.M. Mason to W.W. Hart, Detroit; 112.11 gross
tons
1871 Rebuilt; owned George Fletcher, Detroit
1873 Owned J.P. Hemstead, Detroit
1877, August 3 Owned J. Plumsted, Chicago, Illinois
1878, April 29 Owned Mary E. Richardson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin;
2 masts, 114.4 x 22 x 6.9', 101.68 net tons
1878, September Wrecked off Little Point Sauble; crew saved by small
boats; rebuilt at Saugatuck as J.S.SEAVERNS
