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Year: 1809
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She was the first Canadian steamer and was used on the St. Lawrence River; First trial run was on 11/3/1809 from Montreal to Quebec; She was launched broadside behind the old Molson Brewery; She wasShe was the first Canadian steamer and was used on the St. …- She was the first steamer on the St. Lawrence River; Prescott is located on the St. Lawrence RiverShe was the first steamer on the St. Lawrence River; Prescott is …
- Sailed on Lake Ontario prior to 1809;Kingston Gazette, 5/31/1817: "It is hereby given, that the old schooner, Lark, will be sold at public auction at the house of J. B. Esselstyn, on the 4th day of JSailed on Lake Ontario prior to 1809;Kingston Gazette, 5/31/1817: "It is hereby …
- Other Names: Salina; 1. 7/12-13/1812, Michilimackinac Island, Lake Michigan, captured by the British; She was released and allowed to sail to Detroit under British protection;2. 8/25/1812, Detroit, cOther Names: Salina; 1. 7/12-13/1812, Michilimackinac Island, Lake Michigan, captured by the …
- Other Names: Niagara; 1. 7/29/1812, Sackets Harbor, part of a British attack carrying 24 guns at the time;2. 10/1/1812, Mouth of Genesee River, engaged in a running battle with the "Lady Murray";; MaOther Names: Niagara; 1. 7/29/1812, Sackets Harbor, part of a British attack …
- Master: Woolsey, Melancthon, (1808); Brown, Lieut. commander Thomas, (1814);Master: Woolsey, Melancthon, (1808); Brown, Lieut. commander Thomas, (1814);
- 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. 00/00/18__, near Fort Erie, ashore and totally wrecked;1. 00/00/18__, near Fort Erie, ashore and totally wrecked;
- 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 …
- 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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