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      Other Names: OAKLAND; 1854 "Fore & aft schooner; owned at Port Burwell, ONT."

      Other Names: LEE, OLIVER; Final Date: 4 Nov 1857; Dimensions (LBD): 160.6' x 25.2' x 10.6' ; 1845, Mar Ran Buffalo - Amherstburg. 1845, Aug 11 Collided with steamer KENT below Point Pelee, Lake Erie & sank her. 1846 Ran Buffalo - Detroit. 1847, Jun 11 Sunk schooner in collision …

      Dimensions (LBD): 132' x 20' x 8.8' ; 1844, Apr 9 Ran Chippawa, ONT - Buffalo, NY. 1844, Apr 17 Sunk 5 miles below Waterloo in fog. 1844, May 25 Raised. 1844, May 31 Hard aground at Schlosser, Niagara River. 1844, Oct 29 Aground Bird Island Reef (Black Rock); one …

      Other Names: CERES; 1841 Oct 21 Owned McPherson et al, of St. Catherines; wrecked Snake Island in gale, Lake Ontario; lost with cargo flour. 1854 Owned at Kingston, renamed CERES, 120 ton fore & aft schooner; only fit for lumber. 1860 Owned McMasters, Mill Point. ; Original Owner: McPherson & …

      Final Date: 10 Sep 1852; Dimensions (LBD): 89.6' x 18.3' x 8.3' ; 1841, May 5 Rigged & launched Chippewa, ONT. 1846 Registered Hamilton, ONT; owned M.W. & E. Browne.; Final Location: 10 miles E. Toronto, ONT. Lake Ontario., Wrecked in a gale.

      Final Date: 1900; Dimensions (LBD): 187' x 26' x 7.6' ; Replaced EMERALD. 1854, Sep 7 First trip, Buffalo - Point Abino, daily round trips Buffalo, NY - Chippewa, ONT. 1857 Buffalo - Fort Erie ferry service. 1857, Nov Burst steam pipe; owned Buffalo & Lake Huron Railway Co. 1860 …

     

      Final Date: 28 Aug 1858; Dimensions (LBD): 199.2' x 27.9' x 13' ; 1846, Jun 10 Vessel launched. 1847, Jun 1 First voyage; North Shore Service, Lake Erie to run Buffalo, NY - Detroit, MI with LONDON stopping at Port Colborne, Port Dover, Port Stanley & Windsor; accomodating over 300 …

      Other Names: ALLIANCE;ECLIPSE;CHAMPLAIN; Final Date: 3 May 1840; First Canadian steamer on Lake Erie. Built to run Chippawa to Amherstburg, ONT. 1831, Jun Boiler exploded on Lake Erie. 1837 Rebuilt at Detroit, MI 119'6" x 22'6" x 9', 125 90/95 tons. Renamed ECLIPSE. Seized by American force during the Patriot …

      1878 Owned L.B. Smith, Grantham, ONT.; 92 x 19.2 x 17.3', 131 net tons. (?).

      Dimensions (LBD): 148' x 0' x 0' ; 1840 Built as a Man of War, hull planks 5" & sealings 3" with iron bars for reinforcing, hull 22" thick & should repel most shot; armed with eight 18 pounders & 2 mortars. 1840, Nov In sea trials on Lake Erie, …

      Official No.: BRITISH; Final Date: 1817; Dimensions (LBD): 76' ; 1927 Raised 1953 Raised, now on display at Penetang, ONT.; Final Location: Penetanguishene Harbor, ONT, Georgian Bay Lake Huron, seams opened, sank

      Dimensions (LBD): 93.1' x 18.3' x 8.3' ; 1854 Owned at Port Dover, hull & rig in poor condition 1874 Last year registered; Master Carpenter: Carrick of Buffalo; Original Owner: M.W. & E. Browne

      This image is part of a series of drawings done by Mary Shaw, the sixth daughter and 11th child of Hon. Aeneas Shaw. Aeneas Shaw was the first settler of York and participated in the War of 1812. It is a pen and ink grey wash sketch and measures (framed) …

      Slide File Number: 03.44-C-2 The house was purchased by Laura Secord in 1841 and she lived there until she died in 1868.

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