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    1864 Same owner; listed 86 gross tons.; Original Owner: Amos Renshaw

    Other Names: BELMONT;RICHELIEU;BEAUHARNOIS; Official No.: 33476; Final Date: 1959; Dimensions (LBD): 130' x 17.9' x 7.1' ; 1846, Apr 17 Registered Montreal, QUE; longest life of any steamer. 1854, Ma

    Other Names: POUPORE, W.J.; Official No.: 80691; Dimensions (LBD): 70.5' x 15' x 5.9' ; 1848 Owned Park, Montreal, Quebec 1898 Renamed W.J.POUPORE; owned Poupore & Company, Montreal, Quebec; 67 net t

    1879 Owned Inter. Col. Rail Road Company, Montreal, Quebec

    Original Owner: McLennan & Auger

    Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 12' x 5' ; Ran Montreal-Ottawa-Kingston. 1844 Owned Peoples Forwarding Line. 1845 Owned Pioneer Steamboat Company. 1845, Nov Owned Mas(s)on & Farlinger. 1847 Owned J. de Phili

    Other Names: HASTINGS;EURYDICE;DONNELLY; Official No.: C94988 OR 94991?; Final Date: 1919; Dimensions (LBD): 138' x 26' x 9.3' ; 1866 Reboilered Kingston, ONT. 1867, Apr 20 Owned J. B. Dewy. 1869, De

    1860 Owned J. Laflam, Lachine, QUE; river tug. 1863 Owned McNaughton & Co., Sorel, QUE.

    Original Owner: Baptiste Auger et al

    Dimensions (LBD): 85.5' x 14.8' x 4.5' ; 1845, July 22 Owned McPherson, Crane & Company, Kingston, Ontario; Original Owner: Jean Chartre