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    1851 Enrolled Sandusky, OH.

    1851, Jun 9 Damaged in collision with JOHN OADES on Lake Erie.

    Official No.: 19685; Final Date: 1870; Dimensions (LBD): 184' x 21' 1" x 7' 6" ; Ran on St. Clair River durning entire career except for excursions to Lake Erie Islands. 1851, Jun 22 First enrolled D

    1851 Damaged by collision.

    Final Date: Oct 1866; Dimensions (LBD): 76' 4" x 21' 7" x 6' ; 1852 Owned Henry Griffin, Grand Haven, Michigan 1853 Owned William M. Ferry, Grand Haven 1854 Owned Franklin N. Godfrey, Crockery Creek

    1878 Owned J.P. Jones, Amherstburg, ONT; C33571; 60.2 x 14.2 x 2.2'; 32 net tons.

    Other Names: PARKS, T.F.; Final Date: 3 Jun 1870; Dimensions (LBD): 170' x 28' x 8' ; 1851, Jun 24 Launched. 1854, Apr Transferred to Lake Erie North Shore shuttle. 1854 Owned Parks & Co., Amherstbur

    Final Date: 24 Oct 1851; 1851, Oct 24 Stranded, Lake Erie.; Final Location: Long Point Cut. Lake Erie. , Ashore after losing rudder.; No lives lost.

    1851 Rebuilt Kingston, ONT; 150 old style tons. 1854 Owned McIntosh, Kingston; listed as towing barge.

    Other Names: GORE; 1854 Repaired Montreal; may be 160 tons 1856, August 27 Sank following collision with Canadian steamer BOSTON in Saint Lawrence River near Gannanoque, laden with merchandise; raise

    Dimensions (LBD): 89.8' x 16.8' x 5.9' ; 1852, Mar 8 Owned John Campbell, Quebec, QUE. 1856, Feb 1 Owned Thomas Palen, Montreal, QUE.; Original Owner: John Counter & Donald McIntosh

    Final Date: 11 Jul 1853; Dimensions (LBD): 212' x 26' x 11' ; 1852 Completed & given her machinery in Hamilton, ONT; unusual paddle wheels with buckets curved & set at 15 degree angle. 1853, Jul 11 B

    1860 Owned G. S. Wilks, Brantford, ONT. 1863 Barge; 97.8" x 25' 8" x 5' 5"; 71.17 tons; owned Alf. Sherwood & John McDonald, Algonac, MI; registered Wallaceburg, ONT.

    1851, Dec Mentioned at Buffalo, NY, Captain Renshaw.

    1853 Owned Captain Nels Theodore Nelson, Manitowoc, Wisconsin

    Dimensions (LBD): 135.5' x 23.9' x 10.5' ; 1874 Steamer, 105.5 x 23.9 x 10.3'; 272 gross/67 net tons; owned MacPherson, Crane and Co.

    - Plans meant for model reconstruction

    Dimensions (LBD): 71' 6" x 15' x 3' 4" ; Original Owner: Andrew A. Smalley, et al

    1851, Nov 1 Wrrecked near Dunkirk, NY., Lake Erie; crew rescued by propeller JAMES WOOD.

    Official No.: CANADIAN ?; 1851, May 1 Ashore Long Island, Lake Ontario; released 1853, September Ashore Pigeon Island, Lake Erie