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    Official No.: BRITISH; 1786, Aug 15 Launched above St. Mary's River. 1793 Sent down St. Mary's Rapids to serve Lower Lakes.; Original Owner: Northwest Co.

    Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 34' x 13' x 4' ; 1785, May Arrived Sault Ste Marie on her first trip; reported in Lake Superior fur trade. 1786 Joined ATHABASCA in lower lakes trade.; Origin

    Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 1797; First American flagged vessel on Lake Erie. 1796 Owned United States, sloop of war.; Original Owner: Northwest Fur Co.; Final Location: Three miles off Erie,

    Final Date: 1842; First vessel built in Saginaw Bay area. 1842 Foundered, Lake Huron. ; Final Location: Saginaw Bay. Lake Huron., Foundered in squall.

   

   

    Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 24' x 4' ; 1871 Launched & ran on Lake Ontario. 1876 Last mentioned.

    Official No.: BRITISH; 1787 Out of service.; Original Owner: British Navy

    Other Names: H.M.S. NANCY; Final Date: 14 Aug 1814; Dimensions (LBD): 79' x 23' x 0' ; First private ship on upper Great Lakes. 1812 Commandeered by British during war of 1812; renamed H.M.S. NANCY.

    1875 Built Sault Saint Marie or Point aux Pins; first vessel to navigate Lake Superior

    Official No.: BRITISH; Original Owner: British Navy

    c1789 Built on Lake Superior 1801 In commission; listed as sloop

   

    Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 80' ; Navigated Fort Erie-Detroit, Lake Erie & Detroit, Michilimackinac-Sault Ste. Marie, Lake Huron 1789, Aug Chartered by Colonel England to transoprt troop