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    1854 Owned Burk & Co, Whitby, ONT; fore & aft schooner, hull & rig in poor condition.

    Dimensions (LBD): 93.6' x 13.6' x 6.9' ; 1845 Owned S & S.R. Andres, Montreal, Quebec 1847, June 6 In collision with steamer LADY COLBORNE near Sorel, Quebec, one man killed, three badly scalded 1848

    1841 Enrolled Portland 1842 Enrolled Buffalo 1848, July Ran Saginaw to Buffalo with lumber 1848, September 27 Ashore Oswego East Harbor 1853 Enrolled Chicago 1854, April Beached at Muskegon, Lake Mic

    Other Names: PENTZ, NELLIE;WEST POINT; Final Date: 30 Nov 1865; Dimensions (LBD): 168.8' x 21.2' x 11.5' ; Built to run Royal Mail Line, Toronto to Kingston, ONT. 1853, Jun 25 Collided with steamer M

    Official No.: 51534; Dimensions (LBD): 90.5' x 14.2' x 5.5' ; 1846, January 17 Owned George Sanderson, Brockville 1847 Owned Assignees of George Sanderson 1847, March 30 Owned Joseph Wenham, Montreal

    1847 In service 1849 Enrolled at Oswego, New York

    1841 Enrolled Presque Isle, PA. 1842-44 Enrolled Sacketts Harbor, NY. 1864 This could be the RED BIRD reported ashore & total loss on Indian Point, Lake Ontario.

    Final Date: 17 Mar 1844; Dimensions (LBD): 79' 7.5" x 23' 8.5" x 10' 10.5" ; 1841, Apr 20 Enrolled Cleveland, OH. 1842, Apr 29 Owned Charles Howland et al, Buffalo, NY. 1842, Dec Caught in gale near

   

    Final Date: 20 Nov 1851; Dimensions (LBD): 85' x 20' x 8' ; 1848, Apr 25 Capsized, Lake Erie off Cattarangus Creek, NY; crew excaped in small boat; righted by propeller DETROIT, towed into Buffalo. 1

   

    Dimensions (LBD): 93.1' x 18.3' x 8.3' ; 1854 Owned at Port Dover, hull & rig in poor condition 1874 Last year registered; Master Carpenter: Carrick of Buffalo; Original Owner: M.W. & E. Browne

    1841, Oct 16 Rigging damaged, Kingston, ONT, Lake Ontario; owned Whitby, ONT. 1842 Carried pork, flour, ash. 1842, Nov Grounded on bar, Kingston. 1844, Oct 28 Ashhore Oakville, ONT, Lake Ontario.

    Final Date: Dec 1855; Dimensions (LBD): 72' 10" x 20' 3.25" x 7' 9" ; 1841, May 11 Launched. 1844 or 46 Rebuilt, Milan, OH; 97' 5" x 20' 6" x 7' 9"; 142 40/95 tons. 1851, Aug 29 Collided with schoone

    Final Date: Oct 1843; 1842, Nov Took passengers off new steam boat CURTIS PECK when she blew a sheet off the leg of her boiler. 1843, Oct 14 Disappeared.; Original Owner: Alva Bradley and Ahira Cobb;

    1842 Ashore Lake Ontario.; Original Owner: H. & J. Jones

   

    Other Names: MACDONALD, J.A.; Official No.: 77812; Final Date: 11 May 1881; 1849 Large repairs. 1853 Rebuilt Bronte, ONT; 126 old style tons. 1860 Owned Samuel McLean, Toronto, ONT; 160 old style ton

    1845, April 17 Captain lost overboard & drowned

    Dimensions (LBD): 97' x 17' ; Built to run on St. Lawrence River.; Original Owner: Canadian Government