Year of Build:

1873

Official Number:

75641

Built at:

Port Robinson, ONT

Vessel Type:

Schooner

Hull Materials:

Wood

Number of Decks:

1

Builder Name:

J. Abbey

Original Owner and Location:

Thomas L. Helliwell et al, St. Catharines, ONT.

Ownership Notes:

Louise L. Chisholm & William R. Chisholm.

Number of Masts:

3

Length:

140'

Beam:

23.7'

Depth:

11.7'

Tonnage (gross):

400

Tonnage (net):

384

Capacity:

20,000 bushels

Final Location:

Off Salmon River, Bay of Quinte.
Lake Ontario.

Date:

6 Jul 1913

How:

Sank.

Final Cargo:

Coal.

Notes:

Sank while lightening stranded Canadian steamer A.E. AMES.

1873, Sep Launched.

1875, Oct Carried 21,600 bushels corn for Kingston, ONT.

1876, May Carried 300,000' lumber Muskegon, MI - Montreal, QUE.

1876 347 gross tons.

1879, Aug 2 140 x 26 x 12', 342.78 gross / 324.8 net tons.

1886 Towed by MYLES & CELTIC.

1890, May Ashore Nine Mile Point near Kingston.

1891, Sep Repaired, Kingston.

1896, May Ashore Kingston; released.

1913, Jul 6 Owned Donnelly Wrecking Co.; wrecked Lake Ontario.

From the Collection of:

C. Patrick Labadie