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    Official No.: 90162; Final Date: 1898; Dimensions (LBD): 175' x 28.5' x 7.8' ; 1870, April Launched, Marine City 1870, May 28 Enrolled Detroit; ran Detroit to Port Huron, Michigan 1872, March Carried

    Final Date: 1875; Dimensions (LBD): 175' 7" x 25' 8" x 10' ; 1847, April 21 Launched 1847, April 22 Enrolled Detroit, Michigan; cost $40,000; ran Detroit to Buffalo connecting with CLEVELAND 1847, Au

    Official No.: 22402; Final Date: 9 Sep 1885; Dimensions (LBD): 166' x 24' 4" x 9' 5" ; 1862, November Launched 1863 Enrolled Detroit, Michigan; ran Detroit to Sault Ste. Marie; third vessel to heat c

    Final Date: 1838; Dimensions (LBD): 160' x 29' x 8' ; 1837, Oct 14 Launched 1838, Jun 16 Burned off Silver Creek Lake Erie, 30+ lost; later stripped & scuttled at Buffalo; Original Owner: Henry Hubba

    Final Date: 9 Oct 1833; Dimensions (LBD): 180' x 29' ; 1833 Enrolled Portland, OH 1833, Oct 9 Lost on first trip returning from Buffalo, NY; Original Owner: Huron Shipbuilding Co.; Final Location: Lo

    Final Date: 17 Oct 1849; Dimensions (LBD): 91' 6 1/2" x 18' 4" x 6' 4" ; 1842 1 deck. 1844, Apr 19 Stranded below lighthouse, Buffalo, NY. 1844, Apr 25 Lengthened 30' at Buffalo; 126'2" x 18'4" x 6'4

    Other Names: UNION; Official No.: 92654; Final Date: 1911; Dimensions (LBD): 133' x 16.7' x 8' ; 1865, Sep 7 Caught fire at Cape Vincent dock, cut adrift, drifted 3 miles, grounded on Featherbed Shoa

    Final Date: 22 Nov 1879; Dimensions (LBD): 135' x 18.3' x 7' ; 1865 - mid 1870s Operated between Collingwood & Parry Sound, Ontario; running mate ALGOMA 1867 Chartered Canadian Government in Lake Sup

    Final Date: 7 Nov 1851; Dimensions (LBD): 137' x 21.5' x 8' ; 1850, May 20 First enrolled Toledo, Ohio 1850, November 15 Owned Erastus Crocker, Buffalo, New York 1850 & 1851 Ran from Buffalo to Port

    Official No.: 26645; Final Date: 27 Aug 1874; Dimensions (LBD): 115' x 20' x 7.1' ; 1864, July 19 First enrolled Port Huron, Michigan 1865, December 2 Owned Neal B. Rogers, et.al., Bay City, Michigan

    Official No.: CANADIAN (?); 1847, September Boiler explosion near Kingston, Ontario, Lake Ontario - several killed

   

    Final Date: 28 Apr 1850; Dimensions (LBD): 156' 6" x 25' 9" x 10' 3" ; 1837, May 20 Launched; ran Perrysburgh-Toledo, OH-Buffalo, NY, Lake Erie 1843, May 24 Caught fire at wharf Sandusky, OH, Lake Er

    Final Date: 1843; Dimensions (LBD): 148' 3" x 24' x 10' ; 1833, Jun 4 or 10 Launched 1835, Jan 11 Burned, Buffalo, NY 1836, Apr 29 Rebuilt, 148' 3" x 24 x 11' 2"; 358 10/95 tons 1838, Apr 11 Owned Jo

    Other Names: SAGUENAY; Final Date: 24 Sep 1884; 1872, Sep Rebuilt, Quebec; 218.6 x 28.1 x 19.4; 1,077 gross tons; renamed SAGUENAY; C66056; owned St. Lawrence Steam Navigation Co., Quebec 1884, Sep 2

    Other Names: ROTARIAN; Official No.: 106652; Final Date: 28 Sep 1931; Dimensions (LBD): 148' 2" x 26' 5" x 9' ; 1889, Jul 17 launched; ran Lake Erie Islands 1890 40 x 84", 385hp @ 30rpm vertical beam

    Official No.: 80675; Final Date: 16 Nov 1903; Dimensions (LBD): 120' x 19' x 7' ; 1882, September 4 Ashore 6 miles north of Sturgeon Bay; repaired Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1885, November - 1886, April 7

    Final Date: 15 Aug 1856; Dimensions (LBD): 140' x 25' ; 1853 Rebuilt at St.Catharines, Ontario by Louis Shickluna for Hugh Donaldson, St.Catharines; 184 x 31 x 8, 300 tons; beam engine, 56 x 132", Th

    1857 Owned Port Dalhousie & Toronto Rail Road Company 1860 Owned Toronto & Dalhousie Rail Road Company, St.Catharines, Ontario 1861 Large repairs; owned L. Reneau 1863 Owned L. Reneau & Company, Mont

    Dimensions (LBD): 171.4' x 25.4' x 10.4' ; 1861 Owned Calvin, et.al., Garden Island, Ontario 1863 "512 tons" 1866 "tug" 1868 "river tug", repaired 1869 400 gross tons 1870 400/221 tons 1881, July 7 S