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    Final Date: 30 Oct 1865; Dimensions (LBD): 83' 2" x 19' x 7' 7" ; 1851, Apr 24 Enrolled Cleveland, OH. 1854, Oct 12 Owned Robert Howlett, Grand Haven, MI. 1855, Dec 13 Owned William Loutit & Robert H

    1851 Rebuilt; 130 tons old style, 81 x 4. 1854 Owned Capt. Wm. Zealand, Hamilton, ONT; 76 tons old style. 1858, Nov Stranded, Hope Island, Georgian Bay, ONT, Lake Huron. 1860 Owned Nixon & Swales, Ha

    Final Date: 10 Sep 1860; Dimensions (LBD): 111' x 0' x 0' ; 1851 Enrolled Sackett's Harbor, NY. 1853 - 56 Two enrollments Oswego, NY. 1857 - 59 Four enrollments Buffalo, NY. 1860, Sep 8 Capsized, Lak

    Other Names: EMU; Dimensions (LBD): 106.3' x 20.4' x 7' ; 1854, Jun 26 Owned Hooker & Jacques, Montreal; renamed EMU. 1864 Owned McNaughton Co., Montreal.

    Dimensions (LBD): 82' 6" x 14' 7" x 5' 10" ; 1852, Mar 27 Enrolled Oswego, NY; built in east cove, Oswego; machinery installed by John King & W.S. Smith; cost $10,000, first tug on the Great Lakes 18

    1851, Aug 26 Arrived Buffalo from Fort Erie with scow of railroad ties.

    Drawn by G.F. Campbell in 1967, for Model Shipways, this plan details the hull lines and inboard profile for schooner yacht AMERICA built-in 1851.

    1854 Owned George Smith, Montreal, QUE. 1860 Owned S. Smith, Montreal. 1863 Owned McNaughton & Co., Sorel, QUE. 1864 Rebuilt, 110 tons. 1866 Owned George Smith, Montreal.

    Final Date: 7 Sep 1860; Dimensions (LBD): 252' x 32' 8" x 13' ; 1851, Nov 5 First enrolled Buffalo, NY. 1852, Feb 24 Scheduled to run between Buffalo & Wisconsin ports. 1852, May 18 Damaged in collis