1872, June 26 Launched
1874, October Grounded near Escanaba, Michigan, Lake Michigan
1877, October Grounded, Erie Pennsylvania
1879, February 10 Owned Inter Ocean Transportation Company, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
1882, April 13 Renamed MONOHANSETT; 9'8" x 16', 100 pounds firebox
boiler built by M.Riter & Company, Buffalo, New York;
engine rebuilt as 16 + 27 x 32", 430hp at 90rpm Steeple
Compound by S.F. Hodge & Company, Detroit, Michigan;
450.79 net tons
1883, May Collided with schooner METROPOLIS near Escanaba, Michigan
1888, April 16 Owned Leander Burdick, George G. Hadley & Charles
Hubbard, Toledo, Ohio
1889-90 Regularly towed MASSASOIT
1889, September Damaged in storm, Marquette, Michigan, Lake Superior
1890, July 13 Aground at Churches near Sault Saint Marie, Michigan
1891, August 31 Rebuilt at James Davidson's Shipyard, West Bay City,
Michigan
1892, April 6 Owned Davidson Transportation Company, Hampton, Michigan
1893, April 22 Owned James Davidson, Bay City, Michigan
1894, September Disabled machinery, Sault Saint Marie
1894, November 7 Aground in Lake Erie
1894, November 30 Stuck in ice, Sault Saint Marie
1897, June Sunk tug WELLS at Ballaras
1899, March 28 Owned Davidson Steamship Company, Duluth, Minnesota
1900, April 7 Owned Ohio Cooperage Transportation Company, Willoughby,
Ohio
1900, September Collided wtih PASADENA; drydocked at Detroit, Michigan
1902, April Rebuilt at Algonac, Michigan
1907, November 23 Burned
