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    Other Names: MINNESOTA; 1866 Same owner. 1876 Renamed MINNESOTA. 1879 Owned St. L. & CF. Co. Montreal. ; Original Owner: George Tait

    1864 Owned John Connelly, Beauharnois, QUE; capacity 7500 bushels.

    Final Date: 1836; Dimensions (LBD): 130' x 28' x 12' ; 1823, Nov 10 Launched; first steamboat designed primarily as a towboat. 1824 Passenger accommodations (24) installed. 1831 Owned The Towboat Co.

    Original Owner: L. Jones

    1843, Jul Travel on Saint Lawrence Canal to Dickinson's Landing. 1844 Montreal & Kingston Mail Line with steamers CANADA & GILDER SLEEVE; ran daily Kingston, ONT - Coteau du Lac, QUE. 1846 Rebuilt Ki

    Final Date: 9 Dec 1871; 1854 Owned Hooker & Comany, Montreal, QUE. 1863 Owned Calvin & Breck, Garden Island, ONT; as barge had been beached & abandoned in inner harbor, Kingston for some time. 1864,

    Dimensions (LBD): 110.42' x 21.5' x 7.42' ; 1865 Owned Tranchemontagne, Sorel, QUE. 1866 Listed as "155 ton screw tug" & "163 ton paddle wheel tug"; rebuilt 139.47 gross / 80.77 net tons. 1870 Owned

    Final Date: 1884; Dimensions (LBD): 93.25' x 18.25' x 6' ; 1867, Apr 11 Registered Montreal, QUE. 1884, Sep 25 Broken up.

    Dimensions (LBD): 92.5' x 17.1' x 6' ; 1861 - 74 Owned George Smith.; Original Owner: George Smith

    Final Date: 1851; Dimensions (LBD): 93' x 0' x 6' ; 1851 Scrapped.