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    Other Names: SAGAMORE;KENORDOC; Official No.: 157506; Final Date: Dec 1956; Dimensions (LBD): 369.4' x 45' x 22.5' ; 1898, Apr 9 Launched. 1903 Owned Huron Barge Co, Cleveland, OH. 1904 Renamed SAGAM

    Dimensions (LBD): 205.6' x 32' x 13.2' ; 1898, Jul On sea trials Cleveland, OH; built for duty on east coast; not completed before end of Spanish/American war. 1898, Sep Taken to east coast via St. L

    Official No.: 155317; Final Date: 18 May 1924; Dimensions (LBD): 295' x 44' x 21' ; 1898, Apr/May Launched. 1924, May 18 Foundered.; Original Owner: James Davidson; Final Location: 6 miles off Ogawa

    Official No.: 107235; Dimensions (LBD): 118' x 28' x 9.2' ; 1908 Owned Le Maritime Industrial Co., port of hail Qubec City, QUE; C107235; material-oak. 1917 Owned Buffalo & Fort Erie Steam Ship Co.,

    Official No.: 150797; Dimensions (LBD): 97.5' x 17.5' x 9.6' ; 1900 Homeport, Coldspring, NY. 1905 Homeport, New York, NY. 1910 Homeport, New York, NY; 85 hp engine.; Original Owner: Melvin De Puy

    Other Names: FORD, E.M.; Official No.: 150786; Dimensions (LBD): 407' x 50' x 24.7' ; 1898, May Launched; ran Marquette, Michigan to Ohio ports 1915 Reconstructed Great Lakes Engineering works, Ashta

    Other Names: E.M. FORD; Official No.: 150786; Dimensions (LBD): 406' x 50' x 28' ; 1898 Owned Presque Isle Transportation Co (Cleveland-Cliffs) 1915 Reconstructed by Great Lakes Engineering Works, As

    -Steamer No 30 - PRESQUE ISLE - #30; (1898); FORD, E. M. -Original at the Bowling Green State Archives

    Engine No. 93; No. 1718

    Official No.: 107090; Dimensions (LBD): 108' x 23' x 7' 2" ; 1901-23 Owned OHawa Transportation Co., Ottawa, ONT. 1928 Owned Dominion Sugar Co., Ottawa, ONT.

    Official No.: 77310; Final Date: Aug 1969; Dimensions (LBD): 436' x 50' x 24' ; 1898, Aug Launched. 1901 Owned Pittsburg Steamship Co., Cleveland, OH. 1924 Tonnage change, 4152 gross/3840 net tons. 1

    Other Names: WYCHEM 105; Official No.: 116841; Final Date: 1979; Dimensions (LBD): 456' x 50' x 29' ; 1898 Owned Bessemer Steamship Co 1901 Owned Pittsburgh Steamship Co (U.S. Steel) 1903 Installatio

    1898, Jul 29 On way up the Lakes to supplu Canadian lighthouses; large supply of coal loaded at Sandwich.; Original Owner: Canadian Government

    Official No.: 107497; Dimensions (LBD): 117' 3" x 25' x 9' 7" ; 1901 Reboilered, 1 boiler from Pontbriand & Company, Sorel, Quebec 1908 Owned Minister of Marine & Fisheries, Ottawa; 19", 30" x 20" en

    Official No.: 116775; Dimensions (LBD): 44' x 12' x 6' ; 1930 Owned James S. Pooler, Sheboygan, Wisconsin ; Original Owner: Gustave Gunderson

    Official No.: 116810; Final Date: 30 Jun 1924; Dimensions (LBD): 37.5' x 13' x 3.42' ; 1898, June 17 Enrolled Grand Haven, Michigan 1907 Rig changed to gas, Grand Haven, Michigan; 10 gross/8 net tons

    Other Names: MARION; Official No.: 116851; Dimensions (LBD): 68.4' x 16.7' x 6.5' ; 1921 Renamed MARION; home port Albany, New York; tow service; Original Owner: Lay Brothers

    Other Names: ST. CO. NO. 86;SOCONY 86; Official No.: 116879; Final Date: 1955; Dimensions (LBD): 208.7' x 38.1' x 16' ; 1899 Owned Standard Oil Co 1899, Jul Towed by GLADSTONE. 1900 954 net tons. 190

    1898 Stranded opposite Pipe Island, St.Mary's River, 1 mile north of Detroit, Michigan

    Official No.: 116820; Final Date: 20 Aug 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 429' x 50' x 24.7' ; 1898, April 13 First launched 1898, September 28 Aground Blackwell canal, Lake Erie 1899, March 1 Owned American