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    Other Names: WOLFE;MONTREAL; Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 107' x 30' x 13.6' ; 1813 Renamed WOLFE. 1814 Rerigged as brig & renamed MONTREAL; 26 guns. 1815 Rebuilt as transport. 1817 In or

    Dimensions (LBD): 135' x 20' x 6' ; 1841 December 22: launched at Kingston Marine Railway (the day the city celebrated the birth of the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) 1846 Lengthened at Kingston,

   

    Official No.: BRITISH; Dimensions (LBD): 108' x 36' 7" x 10' 3" ; 1814, December 25 Launched; one of 4 vessels ordered by the Admiralty to be sent from England in frame; erected on the Lakes First la

    Dimensions (LBD): 89.8' x 16.8' x 5.9' ; 1852, Mar 8 Owned John Campbell, Quebec, QUE. 1856, Feb 1 Owned Thomas Palen, Montreal, QUE.; Original Owner: John Counter & Donald McIntosh

    Dimensions (LBD): 19' x 17.7' x 8.8' ; 1849 Rebuilt. 1854 Owned by Hood, Hamilton, ONT.; Original Owner: J. Flood

    Dimensions (LBD): 69.8' x 16.8' x 6.1' ; 1860 Owned Jas. Campbell & Co., Kingston, ONT. 1863 Owned Patrick Harty, Kingston. 1867, Nov Wrecked Oswego, NY, Lake Ontario. 1878 Owned E. Yott, Wolf Island

    Dimensions (LBD): 180' ; Registered Quebec, QUE. 1880, Dec Ashore at Lough Foyle, Ireland.

    Official No.: 117121; Final Date: 17 Nov 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 104.25' x 22.42' x 6.25' ; 1907 Rebuilt 133 gross/53 registered tons 1920, November 17 Wrecked; Master Carpenter: William Robinson ?;

    Official No.: 92395; Dimensions (LBD): 46.5' x 10.6' x 4.3' ; 1889, November A tug RANGER was sold at a Kingston auction to G.S. Stewart 1899 Owned Desoronto Navigation Company, Kingston, Ontario 190