Odd Fellow (Steamboat), 2 Dec 1847

ANOTHER BOAT. - The ODD FELLOW. - Mr. John Robinson's new boat, has been brought up from Trenton to receive its engine and finish in this port. The ODD FELLOW is a beautifully modeled craft of the following dimensions: Length 250 feet, 25 feet beam, 58 including guards, 14 feet hold, 1100 tons burthen. She will receive her engine early in the spring, and be put in commission by the early part of next summer. Captain B.S. Goodsell, Master builder. - Detroit Adv.
      Buffalo Daily Courier
      Thursday, December 2, 1847

NOTE:-- No reference could be found for the above vessel, but obviously the name was changed to IONA, then GLOBE, before going into commission.
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Steam Boat IONA. Home port, Detroit. Owned by Samuel Robinson and built by Benjamin J. Goodsell at Trenton, Mich. in 1847. Of 1182.14 tons 248.8 feet length; 34.7 feet beam; 14.3 feet depth. One deck, one mast; no gallery; no figure-head. Commanded by Capt. George L. Chapman NOTE:- this enrollment was not issued by reason of disagreement of parties
      Detroit Enrollment, No. 55 of 1847
      dated Nov. 30, 1847
     
     
Steam Boat GLOBE. Home port, Detroit. Owned by Samuel Robinson and built by J. Robinson at Trenton, Mich. in 1848. Of 1223.26 tons 251.0 feet length; 34.10 feet beam; 14.6 feet depth. One deck, one mast; no gallery; no figure-head. Commanded by Capt. James Sanderson.
      Detroit Enrollment, No. 29 of 1848
      dated June 21, 1848


Steam paddle GLOBE.of 1223 tons. , Built 1848 at Trenton, Mich. First home port, Detroit. DISPOSITION -- Rig changed to a screw June 18, 1856. Lost November 8, 1860 By explosion at Chicagi, Ill.
      Merchant Steam Vessels of the U. S. A.
      The Lytle - Holdcamper List, 1790 to 1868