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    Final Date: 20 Dec 1867; Dimensions (LBD): 81' x 15' x 3' ; Described as a passenger and freight towboat, flat bottom riverboat, used on Saginaw River. 1856, Aug 11 Enrolled Detroit; owner Samuel Cop

    Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 9.5' x 3' ; 1886, Jul Launched; intended to run on Kalamazoo River between Saugatuck and Allegan. 1886, Sep 11 New cabin & other improvements. 1887, Feb Engine of Allegan to g

    Final Date: 1845; Dimensions (LBD): 133' x 21' x 8' 7" ; 1838, Mar 31 Launched Goose Island, Chicago, IL. 1839, Jul 2 Enrolled Detroit, MI. 1839, Aug 29 Chicago, Michigan City & St. Joseph Daily Line

    Official No.: 107445; Dimensions (LBD): 66' x 16' x 3.5' ; Ran on Grand River, MI.

    Final Date: 1864; 1864 Wrecked.

    Official No.: 404; Final Date: 16 Oct 1880; Dimensions (LBD): 197' x 26' x 12' ; 1867 Enrolled Detroit with 1 deck & 1 mast. 1868 Enrolled Chicago. Bought by Goodrich Line. 1868, Apr 24 Arrived Chica

    Dimensions (LBD): 89' x 18' x 9' ; Apparently never enrolled; owned C.E. Wheeler, 1895-1902.; Original Owner: Charles E. Wheeler

    Final Date: 23 Oct 1874; Dimensions (LBD): 141' x 19' x 9' ; 1842 Rochester-Toronto route with steamer GORE. 1854 Owned T. Maxwell & Co., Kingston. 1855, Jul 20 Collision with schooner, nearly cut in

    Final Date: 5 Apr 1854; Dimensions (LBD): 240' 2" x 34' 2 1/2" x 13' 8" ; 1848, Apr 8 Enrolled Buffalo. 1848, Apr 21 Ran aground Mamajuda, 10 miles from Detroit. 1848 Ran Buffalo to Sandusky route un

    Other Names: MONARQUE; Final Date: Dec 1901; 1879 River boat; owned Monarque, Montreal. 1886 Rebuilt as sidewheel tug MONARQUE (C90545) at Sore, Que by Coteau; listed as tug, 108'9" x 30' 4" x 6' 9";

    Other Names: COATZACOALCOS; Final Date: 11 Apr 1869; Dimensions (LBD): 279' x 36' x 13.5' ; 1856 Ran the Toronto-Kingston-Ogdensburg route. 1857-58 Owned Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad Co. 1858, Sep 15

    Final Date: 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 68.5' x 13' x 5' ; 1878 Owned Bigelow & Trounce, Pt. Perry; home port Pt. Hope; 47 gross/39 net tons. 1884 Propeller, 43 tons; owned Ontario Bank, Toronto. 1900-04

    Official No.: 105206; Dimensions (LBD): 51' x 11' x 4.4' ; 1873, Jul Owned Capt. Wm. Mees & Son; ran Charlevoix to Pine Lake. 1880 Tug ANNIE sunk Lake Michigan. 1882-84 Not listed. 1885 Registered as

    1856 Enrolled Mackinac, MI. 1858 Enrolled Mackinac, MI.

    Final Date: 16 Sep 1863; Dimensions (LBD): 173' x 32' x 16' ; Employed in through line from Hamilton to Montreal. Ran with steamers NEW ERA, CHAMPION, MAY FLOWER, MAPLE LEAF & HIGHLANDER. 1857, Jul 2

    Final Date: 1856; Dimensions (LBD): 61' 10" x 24' 2" x 4' 2" ; 1849-54 Enrolled Chicago, IL; first tug there. 1853, Aug Collided with schooner WALTER SHERMAN; repaired. 1856 Abandoned.; Master Carpen

    Final Date: 28 May 1860; Dimensions (LBD): 236.5' x 30' x 12.5' ; 1851, Apr 22 Enrolled Detroit, MI. 1851, Apr 30 Collided with J. IRWIN, bulwarks damaged. 1852 Ran New Buffalo-Chicago. c1853 Ran in

    Final Date: 1836; Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 9' x 2.5' ; 1830-34 First steam ferry Detroit River; run occasionally on Rouge River, Dearborn, MI. 1830 Registered Detroit; ran St. Clair River, to Flats; w

    Official No.: C85356 OR C85396; Dimensions (LBD): 125' x 39.4' x 8.4'