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    Final Date: 1838; Dimensions (LBD): 130' x 18' x 8' ; 1818, Apr 22 Launched; ran Carrying Place, Bay of Quinte to Prescott, ONT; third steamer on Great Lakes. 1838 Broken up.; Master Carpenter: Henry

   

    Dimensions (LBD): 67' 8" x 18' 2" x 4' 7" ; 1818, Nov 26 Enrolled Sackets Harbor; ran Sackets Harbor to Kingston, ONT.; Original Owner: Elisha Camp et al

    Dimensions (LBD): 34' x 9' ; 1822, April 8 Offered for auction at Detroit, Michigan ; Original Owner: United States Government

    Final Date: 12 May 1824; Dimensions (LBD): 32' x 10' 4" x 3' 8" ; 1824, Apr 22 Owned Horatio G. Haskin, Sandusky, OH. 1824. May 12 Wrecked Lake Erie.; Final Location: North Bass Island. Lake Erie., W

    Final Date: 1 Nov 1821; Dimensions (LBD): 135' x 32' x 8' 6" ; 1819, May Paddlewheel diameter reduced, increasing revolutions & speed by 2 miles an hour 1819 Owned reorganized as Lake Erie Steamboat

    Dimensions (LBD): 40' x 15' 3" x 5' 10" ; 1819, July 10 Enrolled Danbury 1820, May 5 Enrolled Buffalo, New York 1820, November 9 Aground at Cleveland with salt 1822, April 24 Owned Horace Griffin & R

   

    Final Date: 14 Sep 1818; 1818, Sep 14 Sank in Lake Erie storm.; Final Location: Off long point, 45 miles from Buffalo, NY. Lake Erie., Sunk in storm.; Aboard were 50 Irish immigrants bound for New Yo

    Dimensions (LBD): 48' 8" x 13' 4" x 4' 6" ; 1820, June 5 Owned Horatio Wilcox, Ashtabula, Ohio 1820, October 22 Ashore near Grand River, Lake Erie; 10-12 lives lost 1824, June 1 Owned Horatio Wilcox,