Buckeye (Propeller), U2150, 30 Apr 1873

The Vermont Central Railroad line of steamers is divided into 2 fleets, one known as the Lake Michigan Fleet, and the other the Lake Erie Fleet. The former extends their trips from Ogdensburg to Chicago, touching daily at Detroit, Port Huron, Presque Isle, Cheboygan, Mackinaw, Glen Haven and Milwaukee, and it is composed of the following vessels:
      BROOKLYN .................. D.H. Davis
      CITY OF BOSTON ............ John Brown
      CITY OF CONCORD ........... Charles Ely
      CITY OF NEW YORK .......... A.C. Chapman
      CITY OF TOLEDO ............ A.W. Rosman
      CLEVELAND ................. Harvey Brown
      CHAMPLAIN ................. Ira Bishop
      LAWRENCE .................. A. Reed
      LOWELL .................... Russell Smith
      MILWAUKEE ................. John Landfair
      NASHUA .................... Alva Shaver
      OSWEGATECHIE .............. E. Chapman
      ST. ALBANS ................ J.J. Knapp
      New steamer not yet named.

      Lake Erie Fleet

      AKRON .................... W.O. Gardner
      BUCKEYE .................. James Connors
      EMPIRE ................... E. McCrory
      GRANITE STATE ............ W.E. Williams
      MAINE .................... J.H. McCormick
      YOUNG AMERICAN ........... J.H. Waterbury

      Detroit Free Press
      April 30, 1873 p.4


Steam screw BUCKEYE. U.S. No. 2150. Of 378 tons. Built 1856 at Cleveland, Ohio. First home port, Ogdensburg, N.Y. DISPOSITION:-- Lost 1885.
      Merchant Steam Vessels of the U.S.A.
      The Lytle-Holdcamper List, 1790 to 1868