Résultats

      1853 Repaired. 1854 Owned Crawford, Belleville, ONT.

      Final Date: 29 Nov 1852; Dimensions (LBD): 104.6' x 18' x 8.3' ; 1847 Possibly went to Europe. 1849, Aug 8 Owned Thompson Smith, Toronto, ONT; ran Toronto - Quebec. 1849, Aug 27 Transferred to Montreal, QUE. 1852, Nov Burned Port Credit, ONT, Lake Ontario.; Final Location: Port Credit / …

      Other Names: PERSEVERANCE;TIBBETS, JOHN; Final Date: 11 Jul 1888; Dimensions (LBD): 89.1' x 17.9' x 9.7' ; 1848, April 25 Capsized off Silver Creek, New York; crew rescued in yawl 1848, April 27 Towed to Buffalo by propeller DETROIT 1850 Sailed for Europe with black walnut from Lake Huron 1850, …

     

      Master Carpenter: Tucker (architect)

      Dimensions (LBD): 135' x 20' x 6' ; 1841 December 22: launched at Kingston Marine Railway (the day the city celebrated the birth of the Prince of Wales (later Edward VII) 1846 Lengthened at Kingston, ONT 1853 renamed CANADIAN 1854 April 27 Collided with NOVELTY off Bath, ON 1855 June …

      Dimensions (LBD): 88' x 18' 8" x 0' ; 1842, May 13 Launched Cobourg; ran Cobourg to Montreal, Quebec; Original Owner: Kittson

      1847 Rebuilt, Portsmouth, ONT; owned Toronto, ONT. 1854 60 ton fore & aft schooner; lengthened at Toronto; owned Kingston & Proudfoot, Oakville, ONT. 1860 Owned William Butler, Cobourg, ONT; 120 tons.

      Dimensions (LBD): 144' x 19' x 8.6' ; 1847, Oct Ashore Gull Island, near Grand River. 1848 Ran Buffalo, NY - Port Stanley, ONT; rebuilt at Long Point, Lake Erie, 144 x 19 x 8.5'. 1848, Dec 3 Ashore Turkey Point, ONT; released. 1849, Oct 30 Sprang leak off Point …

      Final Date: 1857; 1847 Repaired 1854 "Fore & aft"; owned Williams & Company, Oakville, Ontario 1857 Wrecked ; Final Location: Toronto, Ontario, Lake Ontario, Wrecked

      Final Date: 13 Dec 1856; 1845, May 30 Capsized off Pt. aux Barques, Lake Huron. 1853 Rebuilt Port Hope, ONT; 2 masts, 99 tons. 1854 Owned Marsh & Co., Port Hope, ONT. 1856 Wrecked.; Final Location: 10 miles SE Picton, ONT. Lake Ontario., Wrecked; Struck a reef in a blizzard …

      Dimensions (LBD): 160' ; Ran Lewiston, NY to Niagara & Toronto, ONT. Later transferred to St.Lawrence River at Montreal, QUE. 1849, Nov Seized at Lewiston, NY for bringing gin from Canada. 1850 Owned Thomas Dick & Andrew Herron, Niagara. 1855, Feb Ashore Van Every's Point near Humbar; released 2 days …

      1854 Owned A. Allen, Port Rowan, ONT.

      1848, Sep 28 Collision with schooner S. HALE at Buffalo, NY. 1849 Rebuilt 176 tons, Oakville, ONT. 1854 Owned Smith & Wilson, Oakville, ONT. 1855, Jun 2 Under Capt. McTovish, left Toronto for Lake Huron to trade Chicago, IL - Collingwood, ONT.

      Other Names: HANNAH;LANGMUIR, J. W.; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 20' x 8' ; 1851 Good repairs. 1854 Owned Captain Fenwick, Kingston, ONT. 1860, Jun Struck by lightning, splitting the main mast. 1861, Dec 18 Enrolled as HANNAH at Kingston by G.W. Fenwick; 99 84/3500 tons; 82.5 x 18.3 x 7.5'. …

      Final Date: 13 Dec 1856; 1845, May 30 Capsized off Pt. Aux Barques. 1853 Rebuilt Port Hope, ONT; 2 masts; 99 tons. 1854 Owned Marsh & Co., Port Hope, ONT. 1856 Wreaked.; Final Location: 10 miles SE Picton, ONT, Lake Ontario, Wreaked; Struck a reef in blizzard & gale

      Dimensions (LBD): 91' x 18.3' x 8.9' ; 1850 Rebuilt, Toronto. 1850, May 30 Registered Montreal. 1851, Nov 3 Reported ashore & total wreck, Port Burwell. 1851 - 52 Thoroughly repaired. 1854 Rebuilt Toronto, owned McMurrick & Co. 1856 Large repairs, owned Robert Moody, Port Credit. 1857 Owned T. Herrington. …

      Built for stave trade. 1850, Nov 24 Sprung leak Lake Erie, cargo railroad iron, ran back into canal. 1850 Rebuilt Garden Island. 1860 Owned C. Maddock, Kingston, ONT. ; Original Owner: D Calvin fleet

      Dimensions (LBD): 87' x 18.2' x 8.1' ; 1842, Jun 14 Upset in squall, off Oak Orchard, NY. (?) 1852, Nov 10 Ashore Grand River, Lake Erie. 1852, Nov 27 Ashore Grand River, ONT. 1853, Feb 8 Owned J.H. Cameron, Toronto, ONT.; Master Carpenter: J. McKenna (?); Original Owner: Land …

      Final Date: 11 Jul 1842; Original Owner: Atkinson, Matthie & Company; Final Location: Near Lachine, Quebec, St.Lawrence River, Boiler explosion; 63 passengers & 5 crew lost on her 4th trip