1846, Apr 23 Owned John Holmes, Chateaugay, QUE & Soc. Nav. du Lac St. Pierre.
1853, Mar 7 Owned McMartin & McNaughton et al.
1853, Nov 14 Damaged in collision, St. Lawrence River.
1854, May Owned J. & F. McCuaig & Co.; ran Rideau Canal, Kingston - Ottawa.
1854, Dec 26 Owned J. & Hugh McLennan, Montreal, QUE.
1855 Rebuilt at Montreal.
1855, Apr Owned Mr. Farrel.
1857, Jul 7 Drydocked for repairs.
1858, May 22 Described on Lake Ontario as "small steamer of 24 tons".
1859 - 60 Assisted vessels.
1864 Owned James Moodie, Toronto, ONT; iron ferry; 50 tons.
1866 Owned Richelieu Co., Sorel, QUE.
1869 92 gross / 46 registered tons.
1872 Passenger steamer, St. Frances & Sorel.
1875 Owned William Anglin, Kingston, ONT (managing owner of Richelieu Co.?).
1876 Rebuilt; 214 gross / 129 registered tons; owned Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co., Montreal; C33438.
1879 Listed as MOUCHE A` FEU (French for FIRE FLY).
1880, Jun Hull shortened one foot to go through locks; repaired from last season's damage.
1910 Broken up.
