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  • Bytown (1834)
    Bytown (1834) Ship
        approx. 100x25. Owned by Ottawa & Rideau Forwarding Co. Built by G. Thurston, Hawkesbury Ont. 1834. Engine by J. D. Ward & Co., Montreal (from "William King"). Used Kingston-Bytown-Grenville. Wrecked
      approx. 100x25. Owned by Ottawa & Rideau Forwarding Co. Built by G. …
  • Swan (1831)
    Swan (1831) Ship
        94x19x7 Owned by H. Dickinson 1834; to Pacaud & Mullins 1836; Murray & Sanderson, Montreal 1841. Built by T. Mears, Hawkesbury Ont. and launched 11/06/31. Engine by Ward Bros., Montreal, from "St. La
      94x19x7 Owned by H. Dickinson 1834; to Pacaud & Mullins 1836; Murray …
  • Shannon (1830)
    Shannon (1830) Ship
        Other Names: Unicorn (1847); First Rebuild: Propulsion: Sidewheel Rebuilt: in 1837 Approx. 105x25x6 Owned by Ottawa & Rideau Forwarding Co.; to Macpherson & Crane, Montreal 1844, 1846; Messrs. Platt
      Other Names: Unicorn (1847); First Rebuild: Propulsion: Sidewheel Rebuilt: in 1837 Approx. …
  • Union (1822)
    Union (1822) Ship
        Approx. 125x23. Owned by P. Wright et al., Hull Que. Built by W. Grant, Hawkesbury 1822. Engine by Boulton & Watt, London England, from "Swiftsure". Stability deficient, "artificial bilges" added. Us
      Approx. 125x23. Owned by P. Wright et al., Hull Que. Built by …
  • Ottawa (1832)
    Ottawa (1832) Ship
        Approx. 108x19x8 (width over paddle boxes 32') Owned by Ottawa & Rideau Forwarding Co. Built by Shea & Merritt (of Montreal), probably at Hawkesbury. Engine by Bennett & Henderson, Montreal. Had 26 b
      Approx. 108x19x8 (width over paddle boxes 32') Owned by Ottawa & Rideau …
  • Ottawa (1819)
    Ottawa (1819) Ship
        Approx. 70x20x6 Owned by A. Allison et al. Built by Bruce, Hawkesbury Ont. 1819. Engine by J. Lough, "Montreal Air Furnace". Very unsuccessful, ran only one season (1820). To be sold 31/07/22 "as she
      Approx. 70x20x6 Owned by A. Allison et al. Built by Bruce, Hawkesbury …
  • Idler (1904)
    Idler (1904) Ship
        Official No.: 116865; 61x18x4 Owned by River Sand Co., Montreal. Sternwheel.
      Official No.: 116865; 61x18x4 Owned by River Sand Co., Montreal. Sternwheel.
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