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  • Sampson (1903)
    Sampson (1903) Ship
        Official No.: 116259; 36x10x3 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Fabricated by Peachey & West, Simcoe Ont. Alligator (warp tug).
      Official No.: 116259; 36x10x3 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Fabricated …
  • John William (1888)
    John William (1888) Ship
        Official No.: 92309; 36x11x4 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Built by R. Shaw, Fesserton 1888.
      Official No.: 92309; 36x11x4 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Built …
  • Gertie C. (1899)
    Gertie C. (1899) Ship
        Official No.: 107696; 47x11x5 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Built by P. Ganton, Fesserton. Engine 10x12 by H. W. Petrie, Toronto. Tug. Destroyed by fire 12/08/05 Dyer's Bay Ont. ; Final Locat
      Official No.: 107696; 47x11x5 Owned by W. W. Carter, Fesserton Ont. Built …
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