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    Official No.: 71198; Dimensions (LBD): 39.8' x 9' x 3.2' ; 1898 In commission

    Dimensions (LBD): 101' 10" x 17' 6" x 5' ; 1846, July 20 Owned John Burch, et.al., Monroe County, Michigan 1846 Runs Toledo, Ohio to Buffalo, New York 1847, May 27 Owned F.W. Lawson, et.al., Detroit,

    Dimensions (LBD): 95' x 24' 6" x 3' 6" ; Original Owner: Enos F. Drummond

    Other Names: NAPANEE; Final Date: Jun 1840; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 13' ; 1840, June Burned, Lake Ontario; Final Location: Kingston, Ontario, Lake Ontario, Fire

    Official No.: 17825; Final Date: 1893; Dimensions (LBD): 90' x 16' ; 1870 Rebuilt, Elliott, Grand Haven, MI 1873 Owned English, East Saginaw, MI 1875 Reported converted to screw steamer 1880 Repaired

    Official No.: 23247; Final Date: 1892; Dimensions (LBD): 106' x 20.2' x 3.8' ; 1892 Reported lost; no detail

    Dimensions (LBD): 70' x 14' x 4.8' ; 1869, Sep 9 Owned Duane Osborne, East Saginaw, MI 1870, Mar 9 Owned J. Anderson, East Saginaw

    Final Date: 1868; Dimensions (LBD): 134' x 22.33' x 7.25' ; 1860, January 28 Registered Montreal, Quebec 1868 Sunk by collision with sailing craft

    1872, September Grounded in river near Kingston 1872, November 25 Wrecked Poplar Point 50 miles from Kingston, removed to Garden Island, Ontario 1873 Rebuilt Sorel, Quebec; owned Tate, Montreal 1874

    Official No.: 27672; Dimensions (LBD): 66.8' x 24' x 6.1' ; Original Owner: N.G. Gaylord

    Official No.: 27539; Final Date: 1881; Dimensions (LBD): 93' x 16.3' x 5.9' ; 1862-65 Two enrollments Detroit, MI. 1856 57 gross tons. 1866 Owned H.P. Harrow, Algonac. 1867-68 Enrolled Port Huron, MI

    Official No.: 71619; Dimensions (LBD): 125' x 22' x 8.1' ; 1886 Owned Sincennes-McNaughton Co., Montreal.; Original Owner: Montreal Harbor Commission

    Official No.: 27586; Dimensions (LBD): 59' x 12' x 3' ; 1870, Jul 13 License issued; ran excursions to Cedar Point & Lake Erie Islands. 1872, Jul 5 Licensed, Toledo; owner & master A.W. Lee. 1875, Ma

    Dimensions (LBD): 137' x 23' x 6' ; 1874 Owned Union Forwarding Co., Ottawa, ONT; 158 tons; passenger service Bryson & Chapeau, St. Lawrence River. 1877 Owned Upper Ottawa Towing Co.; rebuilt by Mill

    Final Date: 13 Jun 1881; 1881, Jun 13 foundered in Lake Erie storm.; Final Location: 2 miles off Walnut Creek, east of Dunkirk, NY. Lake Erie., Foundered in storm.

    Other Names: ROTARIAN; Official No.: 27647; Dimensions (LBD): 132' x 27' x 8.2' ; 1891 Built for mahogany trade in Nicaragua; name means mahogany. 1900 Sold Nicaraguan. 1919 Rebuilt Galveston, TX 132

    Final Date: 21 Aug 1863; Dimensions (LBD): 200.3' x 28.9' x 9' ; 1856, April 23 Hauled out on Marine Railway of James A. Baker, Oswego, New York; overhauled & furnished with arches & painted 1859 Own

    Final Date: 1871; Dimensions (LBD): 121' x 30' 4" x 9' 8" ; Official No.: 18922; 1853 Built Detroit by Joseph A. Jenkins for George B. Russell & Henry N. Wallace, Detroit for use as ferry in connecti