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Decade: 1790-1799
- 1. 10/4/1793, Detroit, sank and raised**2. 7/00/1800, Fort Erie, Lake Erie, lost two anchors, ashore and released in a gale;; Master: Cowan, (1793-1798);1. 10/4/1793, Detroit, sank and raised**2. 7/00/1800, Fort Erie, Lake Erie, lost …
- 1. 7/2/1800, St. Clair River, ashore and released;1. 7/2/1800, St. Clair River, ashore and released;
- 1. 12/7/1799, near Devil's Nose, Lake Ontario, ashore and sank;**; Master: Murray, (1799);*1. 12/7/1799, near Devil's Nose, Lake Ontario, ashore and sank;**; Master: Murray, …
- She is noted as being in service on Lake Ontario in 1799;She is noted as being in service on Lake Ontario in 1799;
- 1. 00/00/1799, Lake Erie, drifted out of Erie harbor and sank;; Master: Lee, William, (1796);1. 00/00/1799, Lake Erie, drifted out of Erie harbor and sank;; Master: …
- 1799, in service on Lake Ontario, ran Oswego to Niagara;1799, in service on Lake Ontario, ran Oswego to Niagara;
- 1793, on Lake Ontario; July 29, 1793, she left Queenston for York;1793, on Lake Ontario; July 29, 1793, she left Queenston for York;
- Other Names: Detroit; 1. 8/16/1812, Detroit, captured by the British;2. 10/8/1812, Squaw Island, ashore and burned to avoid capture by the enemy;*; Master: Brovoort, Lieut. Henry B., (1802-1807); RolOther Names: Detroit; 1. 8/16/1812, Detroit, captured by the British;2. 10/8/1812, Squaw …
- 1. 11/00/1810, St. Joseph, ashore and released;2. 6/15/1813, Thames River, taken into the British service as a transport;3. 10/3/1813, Thames River, burned to prevent her falling into the hands of th1. 11/00/1810, St. Joseph, ashore and released;2. 6/15/1813, Thames River, taken into …
- Peter Russell Papers, Vol. 1, p. 29: mentions a gun boat "Sophia" at Kingston in 1796;This British sloop is confused with an American owned schooner bearing the same name. Records don't shed much ligPeter Russell Papers, Vol. 1, p. 29: mentions a gun boat "Sophia" …
- On Lake Ontario in May, 1793;Macpherson list her built at Kingston, Ontario, 1792, as a gun boat;On Lake Ontario in May, 1793;Macpherson list her built at Kingston, Ontario, …
- On Lake Ontario, 4/13/1794;Peter Russell Papers mentions the gun boat Catharine (Catherine) at Kingston, Ontario, in 1796;1/5/1798, she is reported as unserviceable by a Board of Survey held at KingsOn Lake Ontario, 4/13/1794;Peter Russell Papers mentions the gun boat Catharine (Catherine) …
- Other Names: Tebicas; 1. 10/15/1795, Fort Erie, broke fluke and part of the arm of anchor, and repaired;; Master: Harrow, (1792);Other Names: Tebicas; 1. 10/15/1795, Fort Erie, broke fluke and part of …
- Master: Thorn, (1796); Fleming, Lieut., (1802-1803); Fleet, Lieut., (1803);Master: Thorn, (1796); Fleming, Lieut., (1802-1803); Fleet, Lieut., (1803);
- 1. 10/15/1795, Fort Erie, broke fluke and part of the arm of anchor, and repaired;; Master: Harrow, (1792);1. 10/15/1795, Fort Erie, broke fluke and part of the arm of …
- *Referred to as "Chaboagar" and was first noted on Lakes Erie and Huron in 1790;Macpherson says she is armed with two guns;*Referred to as "Chaboagar" and was first noted on Lakes Erie and …
- *Also noted as "Mississauga";1793, noted on Lake Ontario in the British return of the Marine Establishment in the Province of Lower and Upper Canada; She was armed with 6 guns;*Also noted as "Mississauga";1793, noted on Lake Ontario in the British return …
