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    Official No.: 29937; 1873, Jun 7 Registered Montreal. 1874, Mar 11 Registered London.

    Final Date: 28 Oct 1853; Dimensions (LBD): 176' 10" x 28' x 11' 7 3/4" ; 1847 Enrolled new, Detroit; ran balance of season unfinished in the Monroe trade in connection with Southern Railroad hauling

    Official No.: 94887; Final Date: 17 Mar 1906; Dimensions (LBD): 162.4' x 25.5' x 7.4' ; 1889 Ran Montreal-Carillion, Ottawa River. 1889, Aug 6 First trial run; boiler problems. 1889, Aug 16 Second tr

    Official No.: 85284

    1898 In commission

    1848, August 18 In copper trade

    Other Names: BELLEVILLE; Official No.: 122070; Final Date: 1924; Dimensions (LBD): 179.8' x 28' x 11' ; Reportedly prefabricated in Scotland & assembled in Montreal, Quebec 1865 Running mate CORINTHI

    Official No.: 6817; Final Date: 17 Sep 1876; Dimensions (LBD): 85' x 15' ; Pre1874, July 28 Owned Alexander Gates, Port Clinton, Ohio 1874, July Ran daily between Monroe, Michigan & Toledo, Ohio 1876

    Final Date: 24 Jun 1847; Dimensions (LBD): 170' x 24' ; 1846, November 18 First launched 1846 Plied between Bytown & Grenville, Ontario on Ottawa River 1847, June 24 Burned off Bytown, Ottawa River;

    Other Names: STEWART, W.W.; Final Date: 12 Oct 1909; Dimensions (LBD): 154' x 24' x 11' ; 1872, November 20 Laid up 1875 Rebuilt, Port Huron, Michigan 1877 154 x 24 x 11', 462 gross tons 1880, Februa

    Official No.: 71199; Dimensions (LBD): 45' x 9.7' x 3.6' ; 1884 Owned F. Clemon, Ottawa, Quebec 1886 Owned D.B. McDonald, Cambridge, Ontario 1891 Owned D.B. McDonald, Ottawa, Quebec 1898 In commissio

    Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 12' ; 1902 Owned John McCrea, Meaford, Ontario

    Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 11' ; 1860 Owned W. Darling & Co., Montreal. 1866 Blew up, called LION pre-tem (for the present).

    Final Date: 1 Oct 1888; Dimensions (LBD): 156' x 26.3' x 10.3' ; 1864 Dismantled, Detroit, MI. 1864, Sep 23 Owned Grand Trunk Railway Co., Sarnia, ONT; engine went into W.J. SPICER at Sarnia. 1866, J

    Official No.: 80731; Dimensions (LBD): 125' x 26' x 8.5' ; 1882 Rebuilt, 446 tons. 1894 Rebuilt, 506 tons. 1899 Owned F. Boisvert, Quebec, QUE. 1930 Same owner, St. Croix, QUE; removed from register.

    1842 Ashore Lake Ontario.; Original Owner: H. & J. Jones

    1879 Owned L.S. & F. Navigation Company, Montreal, Quebec 1883, November Sunk in the Lachine River, Montreal, Quebec

    1833, June Launched from shipyard at Mississagua Point 1833, November Broke a shaft in gale on Lake Ontario; towed by GREAT BRITAIN

    1857 Withdrawn

    Final Date: May 1872; 1854 Owned Glassford & Walker, Montreal, Quebec 1862 Rebuilt, Kingston, Ontario 1863 Owned E.B. Smith & Company, Kingston, Ontario; 297 tons 1869 269 gross tons 1871 Owned McQua