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    Other Names: ABBY; Official No.: 175450; Dimensions (LBD): 355.5' x 61.1' x 21' ; 1979 Owned CN Marine, Inc. 1981 Renamed ABBY. 1983 Sold to U.S., Chicago, used as Columbia Yacht Club.; Master Carpen

    Official No.: 150338; Dimensions (LBD): 89' x 34' x 8' ; 1926 Owned International Transit Co., Ltd 1963 Owned Gilbert G. Harris 1964 Owned Elliot Dawson; converted to barge at Thunder Bay, Ontario 19

    Other Names: VERCHERES; Official No.: 111803; Final Date: 1967; Dimensions (LBD): 104' x 26.3' x 11' ; 1901, Jul New vessel launched Toronto, ONT. 1903 Purchased Algoma Central Railway Co. 1928 Made

    Official No.: 106022; Final Date: 1945; Dimensions (LBD): 127' x 33' x 11' ; 1881, Aug 13 New vessel launched Detroit. 1881 Wrecked in snow storm near St. Ignace, MI. 1882, Oct 15 Collision with prop

    Official No.: 105778; Dimensions (LBD): 54' x 11.4' x 5.4' ; 1878 Enrolled Buffalo, NY, 54x11.4x5.4; 27.11 gross tons, 15.58 net tons. 1886 Running Pequaming, MI to L'Anse & Baraga. 1890, Jun 27 Dama

    Official No.: 300; Final Date: 23 Nov 1869; Dimensions (LBD): 87' x 16.1' x 6.1' ; 1857, Jul 16 Enrolled Buffalo, NY. 1860 James Haggart, Black River. 1863 Returned to lower lake. 1865 Enrolled Buffa

    Other Names: CITY OF CHEBOYGAN;ANDERSON, EDWARD H.; Official No.: 203695; Final Date: Nov 1973; Dimensions (LBD): 259' x 52' x 19' ; 1906-37 Owned Ann Arbor Railroad Co., Frankfort, MI. 1909, May 29

    Official No.: 1427; Final Date: 1879; Dimensions (LBD): 91' x 19' x 7' ; Ran Detroit & Windsor. First steamboat built Michigan. 1849, May 20 Fire box collapsed while on trial trip; one killed. 1849,

    Official No.: 106032; Final Date: 1948; Dimensions (LBD): 95.9' x 28.9' x 11.1' ; 1881, Dec 17 Enrolled Detroit; ran Joseph Campan Street to Walkerville until 1922. 1899 Stevens Tug Line. 1902 New Sc

    Official No.: 106028; First ferry Sturgeon Bay, WI before bridges built. 1883 Replaced by larger ferry ROBERT NOBLE.; Master Carpenter: J. Johnson; Original Owner: Robert Noble

    Other Names: ALGOMAH II; ERIE QUEEN; THE BOAT OF RIVER'S EDGE; Official No.: 222185; Dimensions (LBD): 139.16' x 29.75' x 21' ; see link; Original Owner: Benton Transit Co

    Other Names: STAR OF MILWAUKEE; QUEEN OF CHARLEVOIX; STAR OF CHICAGO III; CORNUCOPIA PRINCESS; Official No.: 592409; Dimensions (LBD): 86.75' x 29' x 7.75' ; see link; Original Owner: Blount Leasing

    Official No.: 83029; Final Date: 4 Dec 1885; Dimensions (LBD): 79.2' x 16.2' x 6.4' ; 1883, Aug Burned St. Clair River near Sarnia, ONT. 1885, Dec 4 Burned.; Original Owner: John Green; Final Locatio

    Final Date: 29 Nov 1842; Final Location: Niagara River., Capsized.; Capsized & sunk from overloading; 160 sheep lost, passengers & horses rescued.

    Official No.: 125534; Final Date: 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 73.5' x 16.8' x 5.1' ; 1884 Owned M.J. Stockman, Cheboygan, MI. 1894 Owned R. Connable, Jr., Petoskey, MI. 1899 Owned Chicago, IL. 1900, Jul

    Final Date: 15 Feb 1867; Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 14' x 5.5' ; 1857, Jul 23 Launched; ran Toledo-Perrysburg. 1857 Damaged by fire at Perrysburg, OH. Cabins destroyed. 1867, Feb Sunk.; Original Owner:

    Other Names: J. HOLT; Final Date: 1878; 1871 Owned Wansey (St. Clair, MI)? 1872, Mar 12 Owned J. Holt, Sombra, ONT; renamed J. HOLT; C61150; 81 gross tons; 71'7" x 17' x 6'6". 1877 Owned H.N. Bury. 1

    Official No.: 3324; Final Date: 22 Nov 1923; Dimensions (LBD): 60' x 13.5' x 5.6' ; 1885, Jul 6 Enrolled Grand Haven, MI; owned J.H. Graham et al, Benton Harbor, MI. 1890, May 9 Owned H.A. Root et al

    See Link; Original Owner: Block Island Ferry Co

    Other Names: M.T.M. NO. 10; Official No.: 121849; Dimensions (LBD): 138' x 30' x 7.25' ; Ran Toronto-Islands. 1906 Owned Toronto Ferry Co., Ltd, ONT. 1931 Owned Corporation of City of Toronto. 1957 O