Résultats

      Family bible which belonged to Elma and Olga Stewart. Apart from being used for scripture, family bibles were also a record of all the births, deaths, and marriages in a family. This makes them very precious family heirlooms as well as important historical records. This particular book was also used …

      66" long survey chain and stakes.

      Thurible, silver, C 1880's

      Boat with spoon, silver; (boat-shaped vessel which holds incense before it is put into a thurible. c 1880's.

      A Devotional Family Bible with Practical and Experimental Reflections on Each Verse of the Old and New Testament, and Rich Marginal References. A 2 Vol set.

      The marginal illustrations on this page reference love and marriage.

      The illustrations on these pages reference Birth and Death respectively.

      Official No.: 71190; Final Date: 11 May 1882; Dimensions (LBD): 50' x 13' x 5' ; 1882, May 11 Burned.; Original Owner: Norman Mc Clean

      Other Names: SANDHEADS #16; Official No.: 145212; Final Date: 1955; Dimensions (LBD): 86' x 21' x 8.6' ; 1885 Registered Wilmington, DE. 1900 Registered Juneau, AK; carried freight & passengers SanFrancisco, CA - Nome, AK, then a sailing ship. 1913 Registered in Canada, C121979, used as lightship at Fraser River …

      Official No.: 77776; Dimensions (LBD): 46' x 12' x 5' ; 1881, Aug 1 Registered Goderich, ONT.; Original Owner: James Watts

      Official No.: 88574; Final Date: 31 Dec 1897; Dimensions (LBD): 29.2' x 7.5' x 2.8' ; 1885, Jul 21 First registration. 1897, Dec 31 Registry closed.

      Official No.: 85491; Final Date: 10 Nov 1903; Dimensions (LBD): 147' x 30' x 11' ; 1880, Apr 15 Launched; used on Georgian Bay; ran Collingwood - Sault Ste. Marie. 1882, May 19 Bound Michipicaton Island - Algoma Mills for Canada Pacific Railway, took fire from lamp explosion & burned …

      Official No.: 10597; Dimensions (LBD): 32.2' x 6.8' x 3.6' ; 1884 Owned Georgian Bay Lumber Company; Waubaushene, Ontario

      Official No.: 83022; Final Date: 1894; Dimensions (LBD): 42.7' x 8.5' x 3' ; 1880 Registered Wallaceburg June 21, as fish tug 1894 Registry closed "broken up, unfit for service afloat"; Original Owner: William C. Lee

      Dimensions (LBD): 40' x 9.4' x 4' ; 1881 Ran Meaford to Collingwood with plums; owned James Pilgrim; Original Owner: James Pilgrim

      Official No.: 72969; Final Date: 29 Apr 1881; Dimensions (LBD): 48.4' x 9.2' x 3' ; 1880, June 15 Registered Picton 1881, April 29 Burned, Picton, Ontario; Original Owner: John Asa Worden; Final Location: Picton, Ontario harbor. Bay of Quinte. Lake Ontario, Burned

      Official No.: 72967; Final Date: 1927; Dimensions (LBD): 91.4' x 17' x 5.1' ; 1880, May 20 Registered Picton, ONT. 1881, Apr Strengthened by false sides; ran Trenton, Belleville & Picton. 1888, Mar 26 Owned Thomas J. Porte, Picton. 1893, Apr 5 Owned W.E. VanVlack & William B. Cooper. 1893, …

      Final Date: 24 May 1881; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 23' x 3' 10" ; 1881 Owned George Parrish, London, ONT. 1881, May 24 Capsized.; Final Location: London, ONT., Thames River., Capsized.; 181 lives lost.

      1890, Jun 20 Near collision with wreckage, Oswego, NY; cargo of coal

      Official No.: 100927; Dimensions (LBD): 23' x 5' x 3' ; 1899 Owned Cooper & Hicks, Picton, ONT.