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    Dimensions (LBD): 91.8' x 17.8' x 6.8' ; 1851, Mar 28 Registered 1852, Mar 2 Sold, John Campbell, Kingston. 1854, May Still in service.; Original Owner: Donald McIntosh & John Counter

    Official No.: 83074; Dimensions (LBD): 104.5' x 22.5' x 5.7' ; 1874 Owned G. Chaffey, Kingston; listed as scow. 1882 Owned Harris, Battersea, ONT; listed as barge.

    Official No.: 85306; Final Date: 26 Mar 1927; Dimensions (LBD): 103' 3" x 17' 3" x 9' 8" ; 1899 Owned Montreal, Quebec; 19 + 34 x 26", 375hp at 100rpm by Canada Locomotive Works, Kingston, Ontario (1

    Dimensions (LBD): 133.8' x 23.6' x 11.3' ; 1858 Ran Kingston, Ontario to Europe 1858, December 20 Owned Malcome Cameron, Sarnia, Ontario 1859, January Owned Henry J. Noad & William Henry Jeffrey, Que

    Dimensions (LBD): 76.6' x 14.2' x 5.4' ; 1850 Lengthened, 75 old style tons. 1851 Ashore Long Island, MI, Lake Superior. 1852, Mar 24 Owned Angus Pringer, Kingston, ONT. 1852, Oct 10 Owned Alexander

    Other Names: VICTORY; Official No.: FRENCH; 1758, August Destroyed at Fort Frontenac, Ontario, Lake Ontario by British; Original Owner: French forces

    Dimensions (LBD): 90.5' x 14.9' x 5.7' ; 1849, Aug 28 Registered Montreal, QUE. 1853, Mar 10 Owned McPherson, Crane & Co., Kingston; remeasured; 81 gross tons.; Original Owner: John McPherson et al

    Dimensions (LBD): 90.6' x 14.8' x 6.7' ; 1853, Nov 29 Owned Peter Robertson et al. 1860, Nov Sank St. Lawrence River with cargo of wheat.; Original Owner: McPherson, Crane & McPherson

    Official No.: 107746; Dimensions (LBD): 72.6' x 15.5' x 5'

    Other Names: PRINCESS CHARLOTTE;BURLINGTON; Final Date: 1830; Dimensions (LBD): 126.9' x 37.4' x 10' ; Laid down as the VITTORIA, she was launched Apr 1814 as PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. 1816 Renamed BURLING