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Year: 1836
1. 11/00/1846, Ashtabula, Lake Erie, ashore and released;2. 11/6/1856, Maitland, Lake Erie, ashore and released;3. 8/00/1857, Lake Erie, sprang a leak and repaired, $150 loss;4. 11/2/1862, Van Buren1. 11/00/1846, Ashtabula, Lake Erie, ashore and released;2. 11/6/1856, Maitland, Lake Erie, …- 1. 6/5/1838, Lake Erie, towed the disabled Steamer, Erie, safely into port;2. 6/30/1838, Cleveland, broke her shaft and was towed into port by the Steamer, Daniel Webster, repaired;3. 9/11/1845, a de1. 6/5/1838, Lake Erie, towed the disabled Steamer, Erie, safely into port;2. …
- She was valued at $2,250, in 1854;Mills says she was built in 1837, rebuilt in 1841 and broken up in 1863;She was valued at $2,250, in 1854;Mills says she was built in …
- Official No.: 60065; 1. 9/00/1869, Lake Huron, sprang a leak and lightered off, (lumber); 2. 4/00/1871, Lake Huron, lost her deck load in a storm, $75 loss;3. 00/00/1879, St. Clair Flats, collision aOfficial No.: 60065; 1. 9/00/1869, Lake Huron, sprang a leak and lightered …
- 1. 1/14/1836, Lake Huron, stranded and hull went to pieces;2. 00/00/1840, Thunder Bay Islands, wrecked, cargo, $3, 000 loss;1. 1/14/1836, Lake Huron, stranded and hull went to pieces;2. 00/00/1840, Thunder …
- Other Names: General Scott; Master: Stevens, Lyman, (1836);Other Names: General Scott; Master: Stevens, Lyman, (1836);
- 1. 4/18/1840, Kingston, Ontario, caught on fire and burned to a total loss;1. 4/18/1840, Kingston, Ontario, caught on fire and burned to a total …
- She was valued at $800, in1860, and had been repaired several times at Cobourg, Ontario;She was valued at $800, in1860, and had been repaired several times …
- 1. 11/17/1842, Fairport, ashore and released, $500 loss;2. 11/00/1856, Presque Isle, Lake Ontario, ashore, (wheat), cargo $8, 000 loss, hull $3, 500 loss;; Master: Master, Ennias D., (1836-1838); Boo1. 11/17/1842, Fairport, ashore and released, $500 loss;2. 11/00/1856, Presque Isle, Lake …
- 1. 1/10/1838, captured near Malden by the Royalists; The schooner Ann was used in the Patriot service against the Royalist of upper Canada.; Master: Barse, W., (1836); Theller, Dr. E. A., (1838);1. 1/10/1838, captured near Malden by the Royalists; The schooner Ann was …
- 1. 7/00/1846, Saginaw Bay, capsized;; Master: Barton, James S., (1836-1837); Fearson, George, (1839); Hazard, A. M., (1839-1840); Hauson, Stephen T., (1841); Hayward, Samuel, (1842-1843); Wilson, Joh1. 7/00/1846, Saginaw Bay, capsized;; Master: Barton, James S., (1836-1837); Fearson, George, …
- 1. 11/00/1845, Lake Michigan, sank, total loss, $1, 500 loss;; Master: Wilder, Lorin, (1837); Smith, B. F., (1839); Shorts, Hugh, (1840); Rogers, Charles, (1842); McHarry, John, (1841-1845);1. 11/00/1845, Lake Michigan, sank, total loss, $1, 500 loss;; Master: Wilder, …
- 1. 6/12/1845, below Genesee, lost bowsprit and cutwater in a collision with steamer, St. Lawrence, repaired;2. 11/19/1853, Grand River, Lake Michigan, ashore and hull went to pieces, $1, 200 loss;; M1. 6/12/1845, below Genesee, lost bowsprit and cutwater in a collision with …
- Master: Ripson, Berry, (1836); Loomis, Oliver, (1836); Marsden, Charles P., (1838);Master: Ripson, Berry, (1836); Loomis, Oliver, (1836); Marsden, Charles P., (1838);
- Master: Collins, Links, (1836); Angel, David, (1836); Richardson, I. G., (1836);Master: Collins, Links, (1836); Angel, David, (1836); Richardson, I. G., (1836);
- 1. 10/00/1836, Lake Michigan, ashore, $8, 000 loss;; Master: Thorp, James, (1836);1. 10/00/1836, Lake Michigan, ashore, $8, 000 loss;; Master: Thorp, James, (1836);
- Master: Morris, Isaac, (1836); Wells, Justin H., (1838);Master: Morris, Isaac, (1836); Wells, Justin H., (1838);
