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  • Annie M. Nadeau (1918)
    Annie M. Nadeau (1918) Ship
        Official No.: 138425; First Rebuild: Official Number: 138425 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 94 x 26 -- 133 tons Rebuilt: Port Daniel, Quebec, Canada in 1925 94x26x9 Owned by La Cie. de Fret de Gaspe I
      Official No.: 138425; First Rebuild: Official Number: 138425 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 94 …
  • Brumath (1919)
    Brumath (1919) Ship
        Official No.: 141846; 196x40x15 Built for French Government, owned J. Rioux, "Ruisseau Arbor" (?) Que. One of 5 wood steam barges built for France but not taken there. Ordered from U.S. builder, orde
      Official No.: 141846; 196x40x15 Built for French Government, owned J. Rioux, "Ruisseau …
  • Fearless (1893)
    Fearless (1893) Ship
        Official No.: 100466; 36x9x4 Owned by J. King, Quebec. Destroyed by fire 02/11/08 Port Daniel, Que. ; Final Location: Port Daniel, Quebec, Canada, Burnt
      Official No.: 100466; 36x9x4 Owned by J. King, Quebec. Destroyed by fire …
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