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  • Raymond L. (1925)
    Raymond L. (1925) Ship
        Official No.: 152778; 85x25x8 Owned by R. Leclerc, Lotbinière 1928; J.P.W. & J.A. Guimont, St. Jerome de Matane 1935; L. P. Guimont, Anse des Mechins 1945.
      Official No.: 152778; 85x25x8 Owned by R. Leclerc, Lotbinière 1928; J.P.W. & …
  • Eugenie (1864)
    Eugenie (1864) Ship
        Official No.: 50744; First Rebuild: Official Number: 50744 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 120 x 20 -- 258 tons Rebuilt: in 1882 120x20x7 Owned by O. Chevigny de la Chevrotiere, Lotbinière Que. 186
      Official No.: 50744; First Rebuild: Official Number: 50744 Propulsion: Sidewheel Dimensions: 120 …
  • St. Louis (1880)
    St. Louis (1880) Ship
        Official No.: 80739; 127x25x7 Owned by L. Abel, St. Louis de Lotbinière 1886; Deschambault & Lotbinière Steamship Co. 1895, 1901; E. Paul, Sorel 1907; Lachine Ferry Co. 1924; McLean, Laprairie 1927.
      Official No.: 80739; 127x25x7 Owned by L. Abel, St. Louis de Lotbinière …
  • St. Stanislas (1907)
    St. Stanislas (1907) Ship
        Official No.: 131019; First Rebuild: Official Number: 131019 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 77 x 23 -- 80 tons Rebuilt: in 1928 77x23x7 Owned by X. Marion, Lotbinière.
      Official No.: 131019; First Rebuild: Official Number: 131019 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 77 …
  • Lotbiniere (1865)
    Lotbiniere (1865) Ship
        Official No.: 55862; 100x22x6 Owned by La Soc. de Lotbinière et de Portneuf 1871; H. Bernier, Lotbinière 1877. Built by L. Abel, Lotbinière 1854. Towboat. Destroyed by fire 26/04/71 while fitting out
      Official No.: 55862; 100x22x6 Owned by La Soc. de Lotbinière et de …
  • St. Antoine (1864)
    St. Antoine (1864) Ship
        Official No.: 48185; 110x20x7 Owned by A. Bergeron, St. Antoine. Towboat.
      Official No.: 48185; 110x20x7 Owned by A. Bergeron, St. Antoine. Towboat.
  • St. Joseph (1857)
    St. Joseph (1857) Ship
        Official No.: 33329; 92x19x7 Owned by J. Lacombe, Ste. Croix. Destroyed by fire 31/05/59 Lotbinière. ; Final Location: Lotbiniere, Quebec, Canada, Burnt
      Official No.: 33329; 92x19x7 Owned by J. Lacombe, Ste. Croix. Destroyed by …
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