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    Other Names: MC LOUTH, SYDNEY C.; Official No.: 110438; Final Date: 27 Jun 1917; Dimensions (LBD): 266.9' x 40' x 16' ; 1905, Nov Stranded near Escanaba, MI. 1906, Jul 19 Owned Sydney C. McLouth, Mar

    Other Names: ALFRED H. SMITH; QUINTERO; ATACAMA; Official No.: 204650; Final Date: 1959; Dimensions (LBD): 383' x 50' x 30' ; 1907 Owned Wester Transit Co 1916 Owned Great Lakes Transit Corp 1920 Ren

    Official No.: 95265; Final Date: 8 Apr 1919; Dimensions (LBD): 174' x 35' x 21' ; 1888 Enrolled as BR95265; first vessel to carry cargo Montreal, QUE to Chicago, IL without trans-shipment. 1889, Oct

    Other Names: AUBE; Official No.: 103565; Dimensions (LBD): 244.3' x 40.2' x 18.5' ; 1896 Towed MINNIE DOSA. 1898 Towed SELKIRK. 1899 Owned Montreal Transportation Co., Montreal, QUE. 1906, Sep On the

    Official No.: 210550; Final Date: 1929; Dimensions (LBD): 253' x 43.6' x 28.5' ; 1912 Owned American Transportation Co 1924 Owned George Hall Coal Co 1927 Owned Smith's Dock Co 1929 Scrapped in Engla

    Official No.: 110063; Final Date: 30 Apr 1909; Dimensions (LBD): 231.7' x 35.7' x 13.3' ; 1872 Enrolled Buffalo; ran Buffalo, NY-Chicago, IL and Milwaukee, WI with CUBA, JAVA, SCOTIA, CORORADO, NEBRA

    Other Names: ADMIRAL CLARK; Official No.: 203262; Final Date: 16 Aug 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 242' x 43' x 26' ; 1906 Owned Rutland Transit Co 1915 Owned Pacific-Alaska Steamship Co; renamed ADMIRAL C

    Other Names: ATLASCO; Official No.: 110472; Final Date: 7 Aug 1921; Dimensions (LBD): 218' x 32.8' x 13.4' ; 1881, May 23 First Launched 1881, June 10 First enrolled Buffalo, New York 1881, June 14 O

    Other Names: MERIDEN;KONGO;OVERLAND; Official No.: 115769; Final Date: 1925; Dimensions (LBD): 161' x 31.3' x 10.5' ; 1886 New 20 x 36 x 30", 450hp @ 110rpm engine by J.B. Wilson, Detroit, MI. 1887,

    Other Names: MINGAIA; Official No.: 116318; Final Date: 13 Mar 1920; Dimensions (LBD): 290' x 40.8' x 22.6' ; 1897, March 20 Damaged by fire, Chicago, Illinois 1901, May 9 Collided wtih propeller HOM

    Official No.: 153436; Final Date: 1974; Dimensions (LBD): 261' x 42' 9" x 26' 6" ; 1927 Owned Canada Steamship Lines 1960 Sold to Romeo Machine Shops, Windsor, ONT; partially scrapped at Ojibway, ONT

    Official No.: 116526; Final Date: 12 Nov 1917; Dimensions (LBD): 274.8' x 40.4' x 13.3' ; 1899 275' x 40' x 26', 2,206 gross tons. 1906, Dec Broken wheel Pointe aux Barques; repaired Port Huron, MI.

    Official No.: 115271; Final Date: 24 Oct 1884; Dimensions (LBD): 231.5' x 34.8' x 15' ; 1873, May 19 Launched Union Iron Company yard; duplicate of RUSSIA, CUBA, JAVA, cost $166,000; ran Buffalo to C

    Official No.: 24785; Dimensions (LBD): 201' x 33.7' x 13.8' ; 1869, April 28 Launched 1869, May 12 Enrolled Buffalo, New York; ran on Evans Line carrying freight only 1869, November 17 Struck reef &

    Other Names: TEN; NINE; STARBUCK; Official No.: 116235; Final Date: 1957; Dimensions (LBD): 260' x 39' x 24' 6" ; 1888 Built to carry package freight, Lake Erie ports-Lake Michigan. 1888, Sep Struck

    Official No.: 833433; Dimensions (LBD): 131' x 21' x 8' ; Original Owner: Transport Desgagnes Inc

    Official No.: 152859; Final Date: 1964; Dimensions (LBD): 250' x 42.9' x 26.6' ; Original Owner: Canada Steamship Lines; Final Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Scrapped

    Other Names: BARBARA; Official No.: 116277; Final Date: 1924; Dimensions (LBD): 290' x 40.8' x 22.6' ; 1889, Jun 18 Launched; duplicate of SARANAC, E.P. WILBUR, TUSCARORA & CAYUGA; cost $250,000; ran

    Other Names: SOUTHFORD; Official No.: 88739; Final Date: 25 Feb 1916; Dimensions (LBD): 225' x 31' 2" x 16' 2" ; unknown date Owned F. E. Hall & Co. 1915 Owned Atlantic Coast; renamed SOUTHFORD. 1916

    Other Names: PELLEGRINI; SAMBRO; MANISLE; MAN ISLE; COLONY TRADER; OCHI; ADRIANNA L.; Final Date: 1998; Dimensions (LBD): 196' x 34' x 11'