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    Official No.: 74373; Final Date: 18 Aug 1880; Dimensions (LBD): 40.8' x 14' x 6.5' ; 1876, Aug 10 Enrolled St. Catharines, ONT. 1879 Owned St. Catharines parties; 40 gross tons. 1880, Aug 18 Foundere

    Official No.: 8980; Final Date: 1918; Dimensions (LBD): 140.4' x 25.7' x 10.2' ; 1876 Owned McVea et al, Chicago, IL. 1879 Same owner, Grand Haven, MI. 1887, Apr Owned Captain Hugh Glenn. 1888, Apr 7

    Official No.: 90765; Final Date: 19 Nov 1886; Dimensions (LBD): 172.7' x 32.6' x 12.4' ; 1886, Sep 6 Owned Loud & Co, Oscoda, MI. 1886, Nov 19 Ashore, Lake Michigan.; Original Owner: Menominee Barge

    Official No.: 90492; Final Date: 1907; Dimensions (LBD): 92' x 24.42' x 10.58' ; 1873, May 29 Ran trials at Detroit, designed by S.R. Kirby. 1873, May 30 Enrolled Detroit. 1874 In lumber trade, Alpen

    Official No.: 75592; Final Date: 14 Oct 1893; Dimensions (LBD): 189' x 34' x 13' ; 1873, Sep On maiden voyage to Buffalo, NY. 1882 Readmeasured 641 gross / 609 net tons. 1883, Nov Aground off Clevela

    Final Date: 22 Sep 1893; Dimensions (LBD): 265' x 38.4' x 14.2' ; 1873 One source states built as ALVINA, C91879 - later renamed MICHIGAN. 1884 Dismantled at Detroit, MI, engines to new steamer LANSD

    Official No.: 105282

    Official No.: 115166; Dimensions (LBD): 184.5' x 33.5' x 13.5' ; 1883, Jul Collision with schooner COLUMBIAN at Two River Point, Lake Michigan. Cut down to schooner barge; hauled coal & ore between C

    Official No.: 90494; Final Date: 30 Oct 1902; Dimensions (LBD): 137' x 26' x 12.6' ; 1873, May 29 Enrolled Detroit, MI. 1877, Jun Aground Grosse Isle, Detroit River. 1882, Summer Towed by H.B.TUTTLE

    Official No.: 90524; Final Date: 4 Apr 1894; Dimensions (LBD): 226.3' x 34.1' x 11.2' ; 1873, Jul 12 Launched. 1873, Sep 2 Enrolled Detroit, MI; ran Duluth, MN - Buffalo, NY with grain. 1873, Nov 26

    Final Date: 2 Nov 1877; Dimensions (LBD): 95.5' x 20.3' x 5.8' ; 1877, Nov 2 Foundered, Lake Ontario. 1886 Owned G.A. Harris, Ottawa, ONT.; Final Location: Salt Point, Presque Isle, Ontario. Lake Ont

    Official No.: 90530; Final Date: 30 Jun 1918; Dimensions (LBD): 123.4' x 23' x 8.5' ; 1873, Jul 17 Enrolled Port Huron; Detroit & St. Clair River tug; towed vessels between Lakes Huron & Erie. 1882 S

    1873 333 gross tons. 1883, Aug 26 Ashore Alexandria Bay, NY, St. Lawrence river, much damaged but released. 1925 Rebuilt, one deck, one watertight bulkhead 143' x 26' x 10'1", 337 gross tons, C151873

    1879 Owned Longueil F. Co, Montreal, QUE.

    Other Names: NORTHWEST; Official No.: 105241; Final Date: 6 Apr 1898; Dimensions (LBD): 239' x 36.8' x 15' ; Built as consort for steamer DAVID BELLENTINE & operated in Lake Michigan grain trade. 187

    Official No.: 95221; Final Date: 18 May 1894; Dimensions (LBD): 119.5' x 25.7' x 9.2' ; 1873, Aug Launched. 1874, Oct Aground Grand Haven, MI, Lake Michigan; repaired. 1875 Refastened. 1878, Nov 1 Ag

    1879 Owned Gerrold, Kingston, ONT.

    Official No.: 90810; Final Date: 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 41' x 11.4' x 3.4' ; 1874, Nov Aground Walkerville, ONT, Detroit River. 1876, Sep 17 Damaged in Lake Huron Storm. 1878, Dec 3 Aground at Oscod

    Official No.: 2862; Dimensions (LBD): 40' x 11.7' x 5' ; 1876 Owned Joe Blake, Buffalo, NY. 1885 39.5' x 11.6' x 5.1', 10.58 gross tons. 1899 Owned J.B. Blake.

    Official No.: 92384; Final Date: 1 Sep 1921; Dimensions (LBD): 131.2' x 25.9' x 10.8' ; 1873, Jul 5 Launched. 1879 Owned Calvin & Breck, Kingston, ONT. 1884 341 tons. 1892 116 x 23.8 x 9.8; 272 tons.