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    Official No.: 72586; Dimensions (LBD): 103' x 24.6' x 8.1' ; 1882 211 gross ton. 1883, Sep 15 At Port Burwell, ONT with one shaft broken. 1887, Mar 28 Rebuilt, raised 18" aft & 12" forward, new deck

    Official No.: 71135; Dimensions (LBD): 42' x 11.5' x 4.7' ; 1878 Owned James Lawsen, Port Dover, ONT. 1896 Rebuilt Belleville, ONT, 58.8' x 15.6' x 5.4', 41.75 gross tons, owned Edward Quinn, Bellevi

    Other Names: RICHARDS, FRED E.; Official No.: 121152; Dimensions (LBD): 121.4' x 26.5' x 14.7' ; 1930 Owned Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co, Chicago, IL. 1937 Renamed FRED E. RICHARDS.

    Official No.: 12810; 1866 Owned Scott & Hearn, Erie, PA. 1868 161.69 gross tons. 1871 Owned P. Carrol, Cleveland, OH; barge. 1872 Barge 118.5' x 24.6' x 8.3', 161 gross tons; owned J.E. Shaw, East Sa

    Official No.: 76213; Dimensions (LBD): 151' x 31.4' x 9.8' ; 1873, Oct 7 Enrolled, Port Huron, MI. 1879 Owned Bridges et al, East Saginaw, MI. ; Original Owner: A.B. Moore

    Official No.: 162193; Dimensions (LBD): 130' x 32' 2" x 8' 2" ; Converted to derrick - barge. 1930 Owned Ralph W. Jex, Toledo, OH; homeport Detroit, MI.

    Official No.: 100753; Dimensions (LBD): 308.5' x 36.3' x 12.5' ; 1893, May 2 Launched Hamilton, ONT. 1893 - 1913 Owned Niagara Navigation Co., Ltd., Toronto, ONT. 1893, Aug 10 Set speed record at 20

    Dimensions (LBD): 30' x 0' x 0' ; 1887 Owned Traverse City, MI. May be same sloop-yacht CHIQUITA enrolled at Boston 1895 (US126649), 44.2 x 13.7 x 7.4' 17.62 gross tons, built at Boston 1888.; Final

    Official No.: 37080; Dimensions (LBD): 56' x 16.8' x 3.6' ; 1868 - 71 Owned Church, Black River, OH. 1871, Sep Owned Brown, Cleveland, OH. 1879, Apr 12 Registered Windsor, ONT, owned Antoine Mailloux

    Official No.: 127052; Dimensions (LBD): 39' x 10' x 4' ; 1899 Owned F.E. Willard, Chicago.

   

    Official No.: 125519; Dimensions (LBD): 71.5' x 16.7' x 10.2' ; 1875, Oct 12 Owned D. Crippen, Alpena, MI. 1876, Oct 10 Collsion with schooner MT. BLANC on Lake Erie. 1879 Owned George W. Colwell, Au

    1861, Oct Scow FRANK BROWN sunk.; Final Location: Lake Michigan., Sunk.; Sunk in collision with propeller MONTGOMERY.

    Other Names: ZEALAND; Official No.: 71152; Dimensions (LBD): 136' x 26' x 12' ; 1871, Nov 3 Launched. 1871, Nov 17 Offered for sale. 1871, Nov 18 Left Chatham for Montreal on maiden trip. 1873, Jun 4

    Other Names: CITY OF THE STRAITS;LIBERTY; Official No.: 125662; Dimensions (LBD): 234' x 36' x 13' ; Designed by Frank E. Kirby, cabin capacity 236 passengers; cost $135,000. 1877, Dec 23 Launched Wy

    Official No.: 126197; Dimensions (LBD): 93' x 23.2' x 8.8' ; Ran Detroit - Wallaceburg & Dresden; at one time regular service to Amherstburg & Pelee Island. 1872, Apr 20 Launched at Walkerville, ONT,

    1860 Owned A.M. & J.C. McGregor, Malta, IL.

    Other Names: LITTLE BELT; 1812 Commandeered by British Navy at Mackinaw & converted to 3-gun armed schooner; renamed LITTLE BELT. 1813, Aug Captured by Americans at Battle of Put-in-Bay.; Final Locat

   

    1844, Oct 8 Driven on bank of breakwater at Erie, PA. 1844, Oct 24 Released from repairing. 1847, Aug 13 Collided with steamer SARATOGA on Lake Erie between Erie & Buffalo, NY. 1848 Homeport Port Dov