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    Final Date: 31 Mar 1864; Dimensions (LBD): 173.2' x 24.7' x 18.6' ; 1851, Jun 18 Launched; ran Hamilton - Montreal. 1851, Sep 19 First trial voyage. 1854, Jul New engine, Kingston Foundry. 1855 - 185

    Official No.: 71173; Dimensions (LBD): 54.6' x 10.1' x 5.3' ; 1878 Owned J. Fisher, Portsmouth, ONT. 1879 Owned Kingston; 25 ton, screw style.

    Official No.: FRENCH; Final Date: 1759; Dimensions (LBD): 60' x 21' x 7' ; 1758 Captured by British; used as a transport. 1759 Burned Oswego, NY.; Final Location: Oswego, NY. Lake Ontario, Burned.

    1858, Dec Sunk, Welland Canal; cargo iron. 1860 Owned Allen & Co., Belleville. 1862, Nov Aground Point Penisula, Lake Ontario with peas; bound Canada for Oswego. 1867, Nov 7 Aground Telegraph Island,

    Official No.: 100662; Dimensions (LBD): 114.3' x 19.6' x 6.2' ; 1872, Jan 12 Registered Kingston, ONT. 1873, Feb 13 Owned William Nickle, Kingston, ONT. 1874, Apr 10 Owned Coleman Hinckley, Wolf Isla

    Other Names: AMERICA;CITY OF MIDLAND;MIDLAND CITY; Final Date: 7 May 1955; Dimensions (LBD): 115' 6" x 19' 9" x 6' 3" ; 1871, Aug 16 Launched; fabricated Glasgow, Scotland; named for owner's daughter

    Official No.: 103556; Final Date: 1935; Dimensions (LBD): 183' 6" x 35' 8" x 14' ; 1896, Apr 26 Launched; towed by BANNOCK BURN. 1905 Owned Montreal Transportation Company 1905, Nov 23 Ran on shoal &

    Official No.: 198480; Dimensions (LBD): 253' x 44' x 21' ; 1956 Owned Canada Steamship Lines 1960 Lengthened by Kingston Shipbuilding & Drydock Co Ltd, ONT; 325 x 44 x 24; 3328 gt; 2567 nt 1966 Conve

    Official No.: 94884; Final Date: 20 Oct 1905; Dimensions (LBD): 242' x 38' x 17' ; Built for grain trade 1890, Apr Launched. 1892, Oct Struck by steamer ARABIAN at Welland Canal. 1892, Nov 20 First m

    Final Date: 1803; 1798 - 99 Carried limestone for first Toronto lighthouse. 1803 Beyond repair.