1852 Ran Kingston to Montreal.
1853 Sank St. Lawrence rapids.
1854 Raised and rebuilt as steamer by G. N. Ault Portsmouth; renamed INKERMAN; lengthened 20'; double arched; two 22 X 22" engines by Kingston Foundry and Boiler both from IRELAND; 600 tons, 3,000 barrel capacity; ran Quebec to Lake Ontario.
1856, Dec 4 Aground head of Lake Ontario; wheat laden; released.
1857, May 29 Blew up IN Toronto harbor; owned Hugh McIntosh, Kingston.
1857, Jun 14 Raised by tugs BOB MOODIE and EXPERIMENT and schooner BEAVER; rebuilt as bark Kingston, ONT; renamed TORNADO.
1860, Nov 24 Driven ashore in gale Four Mile Point near Kingston harbor; all hands lost; corn cargo from Chicago, IL; owned J. D. Morton, Kingston; 333 tons.
1861 Repaired, renamed STORK.
1861, Sep Leaking Lake Michigan, grain laden; repaired Chicago.
1862, Nov Damaged sails Lake Ontario.
1866 Renamed GARRY OWEN; schooner.
1866, Dec 9 Sunk with all hands Port Colborne, Lake Erie, bound Cleveland, OH to Toronto, ONT.
1869, Jul 1 Sunk Ashtabula; coal laden, bound Cleveland to Toronto.
1875, May 29 Explosion Toronto.
