1871, Aug 16 Launched; fabricated Glasgow, Scotland; named for owner's daughter; ran Kingston - Bay of Quinte.
1871, Sep 9 Registered Kingston, ONT.
1871, Sep 22 Readmeasured 114.3 X 19.7 X 6.2', 120 2779/3500 gross / 60 net tons.
1872, Jan 22 Owned Hugh Allen, Montreal, QUE.
1872 Owned St. Lawrence Navigation Co, Henry Folger, Kingston; ran Kingston - Cape Vincent, NY.
1873, May 12 Aground Lachine Rapids, St. Lawrence River.
1894 Rebuilt Davis Shipyard, Kingston, 153.2 X 33.2 X 6.4', 521 gross / 266 net tons; renamed AMERICA C100662; 600 passenger capacity; ran Clayton to Montreal on American Line.
1898 Ran Montreal - Kingston - Thousand Island ports.
1899 Owned St. Lawrence River Steamboat Co, Kingston; 153 X 33 X 6.6', 553 gross / 287 net tons.
1899 Minor alterations; 521 gross / 266 net tons.
1911, May 2 Inspected, ran Trenton, ONT - Montreal.
1913 Owned Canada Transportation Co, Montreal, QUE.
1921 Owned Georgian Bay Tourist Co, Midland, Ltd, reconditioned at Midland Shipbuilding Co; renamed CITY OF MIDLAND.
1922 Renamed MIDLAND CITY; ran Georgian Bay Service; made steam screw 153.2 X 33.2 X 6.4', 521 gross / 266 net tons; ran Georgian Bay Service, Midland - Parry Sound.
1923, Oct 27 Sank Midland harbor; refloated.
1933 Rebuilt; diesel engine, 149.2 X 33.2 X 6.4', 580 gross / 476 net tons.
1934, Aug 26 Grounded Present Island, Georgian Bay; released by Benke Towing & Salvage Co.; repaired Midland.
1949 Owned Georgian Bay Tourist & Steamships Ltd.
1954 Idle at Midland.
1955, May 7 Burned Midland, ONT; hull sunk.
