Also known as:

PALLISTER

Year of Build:

1873

Official Number:

105340

Built at:

Toledo, OH

Vessel Type:

Tug (Towboat)

Hull Materials:

Wood

Number of Decks:

1

Builder Name:

Bailey Brothers

Engine Type:

High Pressure (including HPNC)

# Cylinders:

1

# Boilers:

1

# Propellers:

1

Propulsion Notes:

18 x 18 engine; 270 hp @ 140 rev; Pound Manufacturing Co., Lockport, NY. 5'10" x 11; 100# 1878 boiler described as 1 Riter tubular boiler.

Length:

67.8'

Beam:

15'

Depth:

6.2'

Tonnage (gross):

34

Tonnage (net):

17

Final Location:

Port Huron, MI.
St. Clair River. Lake Huron

Date:

1916

How:

Abandoned.

Notes:

Raised 1916 & abandoned, after having been sunk for several years.

1876 Owned Davis; 34 gross ton.

1878, Jun Owned Frank Sayer, Toledo, OH; 34.85 gross tons.

1879 Owned Davis Brothers, Toledo, OH.

1887 Owned Charles Hubbard.

1888 Reboilered Detroit; 6x12 feet.

1900, Jul 19 Name changed to PALLISTER. Sunk several years Dunford & Alverson yard, Port Huron, MI.

1916 Raised & abandoned.

From the Collection of:

C. Patrick Labadie

Sources:

Board of Lake Underwriters Marine Directory

Edward J. Dowling Collection, University of Detroit - Mercy

Great Lakes Register

Lorne Joyce

Peter J. VanderLinden

William MacDonald Collection, Dossin Great Lakes Museum, Detroit

Donald V. Baut