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    Official No.: 92579; Dimensions (LBD): 61' x 16.3' x 4.1' ; 1897 Owned E.S. Graves, Point Peninsula, New York 1902 Rebuilt, 76.4 x 16.5 x 5.5', readmeasured 41 gross tons 1908 Owned Simon Failing, Ch

    Official No.: 81244; Dimensions (LBD): 45' x 10' x 5' ; 1908 Owned D.H. Owen, Ashtabula, Ohio 1910 Owned U.S. Cornell, Ashtabula 1913, January Abandoned

   

    Other Names: SURPRISE;BETHALMA; Official No.: 81653; Dimensions (LBD): 102' x 16.42' x 9.66' ; 1902 Owned Dumont Clark, New York, New York 1910 Owned James C. Duffield, et.al., Sarnia, Ontario 1917 A

    Official No.: 81392; Final Date: 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 19.2' x 7' ; 1899 Owned Ashtabula Tug Company 1900, August Owned Great Lakes Towing Company; capsized in collision with steamer WAWATAM

    Other Names: MINNEKAHTA;GLENLYON; Official No.: 81427; Final Date: 1 Nov 1924; Dimensions (LBD): 328' x 42.5' x 20.5' ; 1893, Feb 4 Launched, enrolled Cleveland, OH; time chartered to Western Transit

    Other Names: L.S. WESCOAT; Official No.: 81597; Final Date: 1965; Dimensions (LBD): 400' x 48.3' x 23.9' ; 1898 Owned Elphicke & Co 1900 Owned Pittsburgh Steamship (Carnegie) 1901 Owned Pittsburgh St

    Official No.: 62969

    Other Names: U.S.S. DOVER; Final Date: 30 Dec 1946; Dimensions (LBD): 250.9' x 40' x 9' ; 1895, Oct 19 Launched. 1897, May 13 Commissioned in US Naval service as U.S.S. WILMINGTON, GUNBOAT NO. 8; ope

    Other Names: POTOMAC;ROBERT W. WILMOT; Official No.: 11163; Final Date: Dec 1977; Dimensions (LBD): 132.33' x 28' x 16' ; 1898, Apr 14 Purchased by US Navy for service in Spanish American War; rename

    Official No.: 111200; Dimensions (LBD): 142' x 31.42' x 18.5' ; 1898 To be taken to New Orleans, LA. 1899 Owned The Monougahila River Consolidated Coal & Coke Co., Pittsburgh, PA. 1916 Owned Pittsbur

    Other Names: COL. JOHN DECAMP HALL;H.C. WHITMAN;W.G. COYLE; Official No.: 81403; Final Date: 4 Feb 1963; Dimensions (LBD): 99' x 23.25' x 11' ; 1892 Sent to New Orleans, LA. 1899 Owned The Monogahela

    Other Names: WILSON;SUNBEAM; Official No.: 22415; Final Date: 1944; Dimensions (LBD): 94' x 19.6' x 11' ; 1900 Ran Puget Sound & Gray's Harbor, WA. 1906-1910 Renamed WILSON; same owner, Puget Sound.

    Other Names: GENERAL THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY;THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY;JAMES J. MURRAY;JOHNNY B.; Final Date: 1951; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 15' x 8' ; 1898, Apr 24 Departed for home port, Buffalo, NY. 1920 K

    Official No.: 161099; Final Date: 1910; Dimensions (LBD): 48' x 12' x 5' ; 1898 Owned William Wilson, Erie, PA. 1903 Owned William Loesch, Erie. 1910 Abandoned.

    Dimensions (LBD): 79' x 25' x 7' ; 1903 Same owner; last listing.; Original Owner: Eva Neilson

    Official No.: 145616; Final Date: 7 Jun 1902; Dimensions (LBD): 308' x 38' x 24' ; 1892, April 4 Enrolled Marquette, Michigan; 19th whaleback & largest at that time 1892, April 30 Launched; wheat & c

    Official No.: 90704; Dimensions (LBD): 40' x 11' 5" x 5' ; 1899 Owned William Scott, St.Catharines, Ontario

    Official No.: 81475; Final Date: 1929; Dimensions (LBD): 74' x 50' x 4' ; 1899 Owned J.N. Buckley 1930 Owned R. & S. Railroad, Rochester, New York; abandoned

    Official No.: 94920; Dimensions (LBD): 29' x 7' x 3' ; 1901, April 22 Owned Lance (?) Belmore Date unknown Owned William McVicker, St.Edmunds, Ontario (?); Original Owner: John H. & Henry J. Spence