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Decade: 1800-1809
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Other Names: Trippe; 1. 9/10/1813, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, captured the British schooner "Chippewa" trying to escape during the Battle of Lake Erie2. 10/26/1813, Buffalo, ashore;3. 12/19/1813,Other Names: Trippe; 1. 9/10/1813, South Bass Island, Lake Erie, captured the …- Other Names: Nancy; 1. 4/25/1818, Eighteen Mile Creek, Pennsylvania, ashore;***; Master: Mills, William, (1805); O'Niell, Richard, (1806-1807);Other Names: Nancy; 1. 4/25/1818, Eighteen Mile Creek, Pennsylvania, ashore;***; Master: Mills, …
- 1. 11/00/1811, Lake Erie, damaged in a storm and repaired;2. 7/(12-13 )/1812, Michilimackinac, captured by the British, *3. 8/00/1812, Detroit, Michigan, detained and surrendered to the Americans und1. 11/00/1811, Lake Erie, damaged in a storm and repaired;2. 7/(12-13 )/1812, …
- 1. 00/00/1809, Fort Erie, Lake Erie, struck a reef and wrecked;; Master: Door, L., (1803); Curry, Peter, (1805-1806); Oliver, Charles, (1806-1807); Laughton, John, (1807);1. 00/00/1809, Fort Erie, Lake Erie, struck a reef and wrecked;; Master: …
- Other Names: Eckford; 1. 7/29/1812, Brockville and Morristown, St. Lawrence River, schooner, Julia, attacked the Duke of Gloucester, then withdrew;2. 4/27/1813, York, Ontario, captured as a prize byOther Names: Eckford; 1. 7/29/1812, Brockville and Morristown, St. Lawrence River, schooner, …
- Master: Woolsey, Melancthon, (1808); Brown, Lieut. commander Thomas, (1814);Master: Woolsey, Melancthon, (1808); Brown, Lieut. commander Thomas, (1814);
- 1. 7/00/1814, head of the falls, St. Mary's, captured, burned, scuttled, and abandoned by the British, but American troops prevented her from sinking;2. 7/26/1814, St. Mary's, taken down the falls, b1. 7/00/1814, head of the falls, St. Mary's, captured, burned, scuttled, and …
- Other Names: General Hamilton; 1. 8/8/1811, Lake Ontario, involved in a naval engagement;2. 8/8-9/1813, off 40 Mile Creek, Lake Ontario, sank in a gale, (60 lives lost);; Master: Montgomery, A., (181Other Names: General Hamilton; 1. 8/8/1811, Lake Ontario, involved in a naval …
- 1. 8/00/1801, Lake Erie, sank with all hands;*; Master: Eliphalet, Beebe, (1801); May, Joseph, (1801);1. 8/00/1801, Lake Erie, sank with all hands;*; Master: Eliphalet, Beebe, (1801); …
- 1. 00/00/18__, near Fort Erie, ashore and totally wrecked;1. 00/00/18__, near Fort Erie, ashore and totally wrecked;
- 1. 10/11/1811, near Sandusky, small boat upset, (Captain, Oliver Luther, Captain White and Nathan Pitney drowned);; Master: Harrow, Alexander, (1804); Dobbins, Daniel, (1805-1807); Curry, Peter, (1801. 10/11/1811, near Sandusky, small boat upset, (Captain, Oliver Luther, Captain White …
- 1. 9/10/1813, Lake Erie, captured by the United States and taken to Erie, Pennsylvania;2. 00/00/1815, Misery Bay (Erie), Lake Erie, sank for preservation;*3. 1/00/1835, hull raised and put in the lum1. 9/10/1813, Lake Erie, captured by the United States and taken to …
- (1827)- From Turkey Point, U. C.; Owned at Rondeau, Ontario;(1827)- From Turkey Point, U. C.; Owned at Rondeau, Ontario;
- First Canadian Steamer on waters connected with the Great Lakes; Broken up (1811);Used on St. Lawrence River;First trial run on 11/3/1809, Montreal to Quebec;Launched broadside behind Old Molson BrewFirst Canadian Steamer on waters connected with the Great Lakes; Broken up …
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