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    Final Date: 1900; Dimensions (LBD): 100.3' x 23' x 6.4' ; 1873, September 3 Launched 1875 130/90 tons 1877 Owned W. Little, Ottawa, Ontario 1879 Owned McIntosh, Kingston, Ontario 1882 Owned Karsh & G

    Official No.: 75491; Final Date: 7 Sep 1901; Dimensions (LBD): 135.3' x 26' x 11.7' ; 1872, April 8 Launched Toledo, Ohio 1879 Owned Captain Draper, Toledo, Ohio 1881, March Sold by Hugh W. Wyar, A.A

    Other Names: THERESA; 1876 Sold Canadian, C90564 & C72575 1877 Lengthened 1878 Owned Kingston & Rideau Navigation Company; 80.4 x 13.8 x 5', 60 gross/22 net tons 1879 Owned Swift, et.al., Kingston, O

    Official No.: 80115; Final Date: 28 Oct 1906; Dimensions (LBD): 138.5' x 26' x 11.1' ; 1872, Sep 30 Railroad iron laden, struck Chicago pier, IL, Lake Michigan 1873, Nov 20 Ashore, damaged near Osweg

    Final Date: 1871; 1871 Burned; Final Location: Lambton, ONT Lake Ontario, burned; no detail

    Other Names: DOVER; Official No.: 80390; Final Date: 2 Oct 1912; Dimensions (LBD): 165' x 28' x 12.4' ; 1887, Jul 26 Owned John H. Pauling, Milwaukee, WI; brought to lakes, carried coal, grain, iron

    Official No.: 140257; Final Date: 1903; Dimensions (LBD): 107' x 20.6' x 6.4' ; Built for lumber trade in river around Bay City, MI 1877, Jul 26 First enrolled Port Huron, MI 1881, Sep 6 Stranded AuG

    1870, Feb 10 Rebuilt as barge, Port Huron, MI; 155 x 28 x 8'

    Official No.: 80196; Final Date: 29 Nov 1901; Dimensions (LBD): 215.4' x 33.4' x 14.2' ; 1871, May 19 First enrolled Detroit, MI 1871 towed barge BRUNETTE, Gibraltar, MI, ore trade 1871-1901 Long ter

    Official No.: 21944; Final Date: 28 Oct 1882; Dimensions (LBD): 56.4' x 14' x 6.6' ; 1871 Owned George Murray, et al, Racine, WI 1879 Owned Frank F. Lovell, Racine 1882, Oct 28 Destroyed, boiler expl