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    Final Date: 31 Aug 1887; Dimensions (LBD): 94' x 14' x 7' ; 1869 Owned W. Ellis, Dundas. 1873 Described as 65 ton steamer. 1877 Owned Dennis Kief, Port Ryerse; described as paddle steamer 94 x 14.1 x

    Dimensions (LBD): 45.6' x 9' x 4' ; 1915 U.S. Engineers Department Fleet; employed Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal.; Original Owner: U. S. Army Corps of Engineers

    Final Date: 20 Jul 1868; Dimensions (LBD): 124.6' x 20' x 6.7' ; 1854 Enrolled Sandusky, OH; Maumee Bay Trade. 1855-1858 Enrolled Detroit. 1857-1860 Ran Detroit, MI to New Baltimore through 1860 seas

    Final Date: 1868; 1861 Enrolled Mackinac, MI; owned Green Bay, WI.

    Official No.: 71263; Final Date: 1914; Dimensions (LBD): 61' x 13' x 4' ; Muskoka Lakes vessel. 1879, Jan 11 Owned William Sumerville. 1879, Oct 9 Owned John Mead, Toronto. 1885 Rebuilt 9 x 9", 95hp,

    Final Date: 1859; Riverboat.

    Official No.: 115336; Final Date: 1909; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 20' x 5' ; Fox River steamer.; Final Location: Appleton lower dam, Lower Fox River, WI., Went over dam, wrecked.

    Final Date: 1864; Dimensions (LBD): 183' x 24.8' x 8.5' ; 1848, Jun 19 Enrolled Detroit. 1849 Began service between Sandusky & Lake Erie Islands. 1848, Oct 23 Collided with propeller ONEIDA; towed to

    1891 Owned Jean Baptiste Dean, Quebec.

    Official No.: 103098; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 19.6' x 5'

    1846, May 29 Operating between Green Bay, WI & Bay Du Noquet (Escanaba, MI); freight & passenger service. 1846 Schooner ASTOR, 93 tons; enrolled Mackinac; assume same vessel rebuilt, three masts. 184

    Official No.: 29147; Final Date: 26 Sep 1873; River Steamer. 1873, Sep 26 Foundered.; Final Location: Near Green Bay, WI. Lake Michigan., Foundered.

    Final Date: 20 Aug 1852; Dimensions (LBD): 265.7' x 33' x 13.6' ; 1849, May 29 Enrolled Detroit, MI; owned E.B. Ward, et al. 1849 Made trip Detroit-Buffalo, 16 1/2 hrs, record time to date; chartered

    Other Names: PRINCESS; Dimensions (LBD): 142' x 22' ; 1873 Rebuilt Montreal as PRINCESS; 200 tons. Owned Sheppard et al, Montreal. 1899 Rebuilt, 579 gross tons/33 net tons; owned Ottawa Navigation Co

    Other Names: CITY OF ST. PAUL; Official No.: 1494; Final Date: 1890; 1869, Mar 4 Enrolled Saugatuck, MI. "freight steamer". 1869 Collision with HELEN MAR, Kalamazoo River between Saugatuck & Allegan,

    Original Owner: Stevenson & Co.

    Final Date: 13 Nov 1834; Dimensions (LBD): 131' x 21' x 7' 4" ; 1834, Nov 13 Wrecked near Kingston, ONT Some say this vessel is the ex-BROWNVILLE (1830).; Final Location: Lake Ontario near Kingston,

    Official No.: 33282; Dimensions (LBD): 111' x 25' ; 1860-66 Owned Union Forwarding Co., Ottawa, ONT. Reportedly broken up in 1864.

    Carried passengers & freight from Lake Michigan to Chestnut Street Wharf, Milwaukee River, WI.; Original Owner: Byron Kilbourn

    1852 Enrolled Mackinac, MI. 1854 Registered Michilimackinac Customs District.