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    First craft known built in Detroit, MI.

    Final Date: 7 Sep 1823; 1823, Sep 7 Ashore Lake Erie, Canadian side.; Final Location: Canadian Shore. Lake Erie., Wrecked in gale.

    Final Date: 1835; Dimensions (LBD): 101' x 25.3' x 9.7' ; 1825, Jun 17 Launched Cleveland, OH; ran Lake Erie, Buffalo, NY - South Shore ports & Detroit, MI. 1826, Aug 8 Collision with steamer SUPERIO

    Final Date: 1836; 1830 Enrolled Genessee, NY. 1830 - 1836 Six enrollments Oswego, NY. 1834 Rebuilt 55 tons old measure; enrolled Cleveland, OH. 1836 Sank, Lake Ontario.; Original Owner: H. Gallop and

    1864 Rebuilt Port Rowan, ONT following a wreck; owned John Miller. 1900 Owned Al Hare, Port Credit, ONT; rebuilt.

    Dimensions (LBD): 61' 6" x 17' x 6' ; 1834, Apr 16 Enrolled Oswego, NY. 1834, Aug 8 Owned John E. Lyon, Cleveland, OH & Horatio N. Throop & Henry Fitzhugh, Oswego, NY. 1837, Apr 30 Aground, Lake Mich

    1836 Rebuilt as barge.

    1844 - 1846 Three enrollments Sackett's Harbor, NY. 1848 - 49 Two enrollments Oswego, NY. 1854 Oswego District.

    Dimensions (LBD): 93' 6" x 24' x 8' 6" ; 1845, May 26 Enrolled Detroit, MI. 1845, May Launched. 1848, Mar 29 Rebuilt Thompson & Chapley; 225.89 tons. 1848, Sep 27 Owned J. Barber, Chicago, IL. 1850,

    1845 Ran Fox River connecting with MANCHESTER, making regular steamboat line Galena - Green Bay, WI. 1845, May Ran Mackinac & Kakalin via Green Bay - Chicago, IL. 1846 Ran Green Bay - Bay De Noquette