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    Other Names: HAMILTON, GROWLER; 1813, Jun 19 Helped resist British invasion at Oswego, NY during war of 1812. 1813 Captured by British; renamed GROWLER; recaptured by Americans; renamed HAMILTON. 181

    Dimensions (LBD): 47' 6" x 13' 9" x 5' 2" ; 1817, Jun 18 Owned James Hale, Buffalo, NY. 1818, Jul 14 Owned Thomas Warren, Passport, NY. 1818, Jul 25 Owned Thomas Warren, Passport; 46.6 x 13.4 x 5.2';

    Final Date: 1825; Dimensions (LBD): 74' x 12' x 5' ; EXPERIMENT built 1823 Quebec, short lived; 74 x 12'.

    1834, May Maiden trip with 125 bushels flour; ran Ypsilanti & Detroit with supplies. 1836 - 38 Abandoned on Rouge River near Dearbornville. c.1840 Sunk.; Final Location: Rouge River near Dearbornvill

    Other Names: HMS EXPERIMENT; Final Date: 11 Nov 1859; Dimensions (LBD): 95' x 14' x 7' ; 1837, Jul 21 Maiden trip, sailed between Toronto, ONT & Hamilton, ONT. 1838, Jun 21 Owned Canadian Government;

    1841 Enrolled Presque Isle, PA.

    Dimensions (LBD): 99' x 17' x 5' 8" ; 1852, Apr 3 Registered Hamilton, ONT. 1852, Dec 18 Owned Alexander Logic, Hamilton. 1853, May Towed rafts of logs form Dunnville, ONT - Tonawanda. 1854, Apr 3 Da

    Official No.: 7523; Final Date: 12 Sep 1902; Dimensions (LBD): 64' 6" x 17' x 5' 4" ; 1854, Aug 1 Enrolled Detroit. 1855, May 23 Owned J.E. Stevens, St. Joseph, MI. 1855 Capsized in sudden gale near

    Dimensions (LBD): 96' 6" x 18' 10" x 7' ; 1858, Oct 27 Enrolled Detroit, MI; formerly British vessel, made on American bottom.; Original Owner: Asa R. Swift

    Final Date: 21 Nov 1866; Dimensions (LBD): 150.75' x 32.65' x 880' ; 1864 Possibly wrecked Manitowoc, WI. 1865 42.4 gross tons; towed by tug WINSLOW; ran Cleveland - Sandusky. 1866, Nov 21 Wrecked La