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    Official No.: 92892; Dimensions (LBD): 80.5' x 19.6' x 10.4' ; 1903 One 10'10" x 11'6" at 114 pounds steam scotch boiler, American Ship Building Co., Cleveland, OH (1903). 1906 C121825; 82.2 x 20.3 x

    1895 Not in service.

    Other Names: RAVEN; Official No.: BRITISH; 1812 Captured by Commodore Chauncey's squadron (American) on Lake Ontario, renamed RAVEN; used as transport during War of 1812. 1815 Sold by U. S. Governmen

    Official No.: 12221; Final Date: 1878; 1865 First enrolled Ogdenburg, NY.

    Other Names: CALUMET; Official No.: 140642; Final Date: 1922; Dimensions (LBD): 83' x 11' x 4.2' ; 1883, Aug 10 Enrolled Ogdensburg, NY. 1884, Dec 8 Renamed CALUMET at Clayton, NY. 1888 Enrolled Cape

    Official No.: 140898; Final Date: 1914; Dimensions (LBD): 89' x 14.3' x 6' ; 1899 Owned J.G. Averill, Ogdensburg, NY. 1914 Dismantled & abandoned.

    1849 Enrolled Ogdensburg, NY. 1860 Owned Butler, Buffalo, NY. 1861 Large repairs. 1861, Nov Sunk at Erie, Lake Erie. 1863 Owned Charles Williams. 1863, Aug 24 Wrecked, Cleveland, OH, Lake Erie. 1869

    Official No.: 16460; Dimensions (LBD): 132' x 25.6' x 12.9' ; 1856 - 1857 Two enrollments, Ogdensburg, NY. 1858, Oct Ashore White Shoals in Straits with cargo wheat & flour, bound Milwaukee for Lake

    Official No.: 17120; Final Date: 20 Nov 1883; Dimensions (LBD): 94.75' x 17' x 7' ; Post 1862 To coast 1883, Nov 20 Burned Chester, PA, Delaware River.; Original Owner: New York & Rome Steam Transpor

    1876 Owned Francis Brothers, Dexter, New York.; Original Owner: Cornwall & Walton