Georgiana (Steamboat), C71137, 1879
- Full Text
Steamer GEORGIAN. [C]. Of 75 tons. Built at Dunville in 1874 by Quader. Owned by S. McCullom. Home port, Port Dunville. Value $3,000. Class B 2. REMARKS. -- Built on bottom of steamer DOVER.
Association of Lake Underwriters
Lake Hull Register, 1879
The steamer DOVER, Captain McSwain, has commenced running between Brantford and Buffalo. The DOVER is a new and beautiful boat, and Capt. McSwain is a son of temperance, and sails on strictly teetotal principles, consequently, all who travel with him need not fear those dangers and accidents so often occasioned by drunken engineers and brandy loving foolhardy captains.
The Niagara Mail
Wednesday, May 7, 1851
Steam paddle DOVER. Built Port Dover, Ont., in 1850. Rebuilt at Dunnville, Ont., in 1872 and renamed GEORGIANA. Official Canadian No. 71137. She was rebuilt again in 1878 [place unknown] as 100 tons gross 93x 17 x 5. DISPOSITION:-- Scrapped 1885.
Provision List of Canadian Merchant Steamships
[Inland and Coastal] 1809 to 1930
- Media Type
- Text
- Newspaper
- Item Type
- Clippings
- Notes
- ex DOVER
- Date of Original
- 1879
- Subject(s)
- Local identifier
- McN.R.75
- Language of Item
- English
- Donor
- William R. McNeil
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