1870, Jun 11 First enrolled Detroit, MI
1871, Oct Stranded near Foster, MI, Lake Huron
1871, Nov 22 Owned George E. Brockway et al, Port Huron, MI
1872, Apr 25 Owned Louis N. Minnie & Thomas Dunford, Port Huron
1873, Jul 29 Cut down to barge with 1 deck, 2 masts; 119 x 28.5 x 5.7'; 169.72 gross tons
1876 Sunk Port Huron, Lake Huron
1879, Oct 13 Waterlogged, sunk while lying in Black River, MI
1881, Aug 26 Rebuilt as harbor lighter, Port Huron; 1 deck, no mast; owned Martha M. Barkell, Bay City, MI
1882, Jul 22 Rebuilt as barge, 1 deck, 1 mast; 147 x 28.3 x 8.6'; 289.78 gross/275.03 net tons
1888, Jul 23 Rebuilt as schooner, 2 masts, same tonnage
1890, Nov 14 Owned Henry N. Loud, AuSable, MI
1891, Jun 4 Rebuilt by Joseph Ryan, AuSable as screw propeller, 1 deck, 3 masts, round stern; 153.7 x 28 x 8.5', 350.6 gross/291.8 net tons; engine from KITTIE SMOKE
1892, Apr 18 Owned Huron Transportation Co., Buffalo, NY
1892 Sunk Port Huron, Lake Huron
1898, Jul 23 Lost rudder near Buffalo, NY, Lake Erie
1899 18 x 18", 60hp direct-acting, non-condensing engine, 1-12 x 7 1/2', 90# marine boiler
1900, Apr 16 Owned Chas E. Garey et al, Saginaw, MI
1903, Oct 19 Waterlogged, Lake Huron, picked up off Middle Island by JOSEPH L. HURD
1904, Nov 12 Sprung leak, burned, foundered
1904, Nov 17 Document surrendered Port Huron
