1872, Apr Launched.
1872, Jun 7 Enrolled Port Huron, MI.
1872, Oct 28 Aground Pelee Island, Lake Erie.
1875, Apr 22 Rebuilt at Detroit, converted to passenger steamer, new cabin, 2 decks, 1 mast; 149.6' x 28.2' x 11.8', 553.33 gross tons; engine steepled, 21", 37" x 32", owned Michigan Transportation Co., Star Island, St. Clair County, MI.
1876, May 27 Owned Star Line Steamers, Detroit, MI; new cabin added.
1878, Feb 22 Owned Beatty & Co, Sarnia, ONT, C71114.
1878, May 17 Owned Georgian Bay Transportation Co., Collingwood, ONT; renamed NORTHERN QUEEN.
1878, Sep 2 Aground Topsail Island, St. Mary's River; released.
1881, Mar Towed by tug WINSLOW.
1881, Nov 11 Collision & sank steamer LAKE ERIE, then struck bar & sank, Manistique River.
1882, Mar 8 Tug WINSLOW raised & towed to Port Huron, Dunford & Alverson dry dock.
1882, Sep 28 Rebuilt, 1 deck, 1 mast, 156' x 29.1' x 11.6', 295 gross ton; renamed HOLLAND ROBERT; owned Robert Holland, Marine City.
1885, Feb 2 Owned T.D. Stimson, Muskegon, MI.
1885, Apr 11 Owned Charles D. & Thomas D. Stimson, Muskegon.
1885, Jun 13 Readmeasured, 156' x 30' x 11.4', 423.92 gross tons.
1886 Reboilered, 9' x 14' firebox boiler, 130# steam by John Mohr & Sons Boiler Works, Chicago, IL; engine referenced as steepled 1882 or 1886, 21", 37" x 32", 400hp, 105rpm, by Detroit Dry Dock Co.
1887, Apr 6 Owned Anson A. Bigelow, et al, Chicago, IL.
1887, Aug Aground Drummond Island, Lake Huron.
1895, Apr 25 Owned James Davidson, West Bay City, MI.
1899, Mar 28 Owned Davidson Steamship Co., Duluth, MN.
1900, Apr 20 Owned Wedworth C. Penoyer, Bay City.
1901, Mar 5 Owned Joseph Shannon, et al, Saginaw, MI.
1901, Nov 12 Aground Scarecrow Island, Lake Huron.
1906, Jun 25 Shifting deck load caused her to careen & sunk in Duluth harbor; Captain's license was revoked for failure to report; vessel salvaged 1900.
1906, Dec 11 Broken shaft, Lake Superior, towed in by steamer SHENANDOAH.
1914, Apr 17 Owned John C. Garey, Saginaw.
1914, Sep 26 Owned W.D. Hamilton, Chicago, IL.
1915, May 11 Burned Sturgeon Bay, WI.
