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    Final Date: 9 Aug 1852; Dimensions (LBD): 134.1' x 21.9' x 9.6' ; 1846, Apr 16 Launched. 1848, Aug Owned John Hamilton, Kingston, ONT. 1850, Aug 23 Owned James Martin, Kingston. 1851, Nov 1 Sunk, St.

    Final Date: 1856; Dimensions (LBD): 88.4' x 10.1' x 5.7' ; 1847 Mar 31 Owned Alexander McDonald & Alexander Campbell, Kingston, ONT. 1847, Nov 29 Boiler exploded Rideau Canal; rebuilt Kingston, renam

    Official No.: 92381; Final Date: 1 Sep 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 91' x 20' x 6' ; 1916, Sep 1 Foundered.; Original Owner: Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company; Final Location: Portsmouth / Kingston,

    1861 Rebuilt Montreal, QUE; capacity 6,500 bushels. 1864 Owned J.M. Henderson, Montreal, QUE; 116 tons. 1877 91.5 x 21.1 x 5.9, 100 net tons; owned Theo. Hart, Montreal.

    Official No.: 103645; Dimensions (LBD): 65.8' x 14.4' x 5.4' ; 1898, Jul 6 Caught fire, Kingston, ONT. 1899 Owned Captain Craig, Kingston; 84.2 x 15.4 x 5, 117 gross, 78 net tons. 1930 Owned La Compa

    Final Date: 13 Sep 1866; 1851 Rebuilt, Portsmouth, ONT; 2 mast topsail schooner, 140 old style tons. 1852 Rebuilt. 1854 Owned D. Gorrie & Co., Toronto, ONT. 1860 Owned Wm. Pigeon & Co., Oakville, ONT

    Other Names: CITY OF LONDON; Official No.: 71240; Final Date: 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 30.5' x 3.6' ; 1892 Rebuilt, Martin Clayton, Kingston; renamed CITY OF LONDON, 120 x 27 x 7.8, 515 gross to

   

    Sparred & rigged at Quebec, QUE.

    Official No.: 131111; Final Date: 1961; Dimensions (LBD): 258' x 42.6' x 17.3' ; 1912 Owned Keystone Transports Ltd 1957 Owned La Verendrye Line Ltd 1961 Scrapped in Kingston, ONT; Original Owner: Ke