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  • C. O. Kelly (Steamboat), fire, 2 Aug 1885
    C. O. Kelly (Steamboat), fire, 2 Aug 1885 TextNewspaper
        Reason: fire Hull damage: $8,000 Freight: nil Remarks: Total loss
      Reason: fire Hull damage: $8,000 Freight: nil Remarks: Total loss
  • Dauntless (1885)
    Dauntless (1885) Ship
        Official No.: 90610; 150x42x8 Owned by Upper Ottawa Towing Co. 1886. Built by P. Lamothe, Pembroke Ont. Engine 32x96 by G. Brush, Montreal (from "John Egan", to "G. B. Greene"). Towboat. Destroyed by fire 11/05/94 Allumette Island Que. ; Final Location: Allumette Island, Quebec, Canada, Burnt
      Official No.: 90610; 150x42x8 Owned by Upper Ottawa Towing Co. 1886. Built ...
  • G.B. Pattee (1887)
    G.B. Pattee (1887) Ship
        Other Names: C.B. Powell (1891); Official No.: 92664; 139x37x7 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Engine 25x60 by J. & R. Weir, Montreal.
      Other Names: C.B. Powell (1891); Official No.: 92664; 139x37x7 Owned by Upper ...
  • H.F. Bronson (1882)
    H.F. Bronson (1882) Ship
        Official No.: 83334; 90x18x6 Owned by Upper Ottawa Towing Co. Built by A. Miller, Pembroke Ont. 1882. Engine 20x22 by D. Bell, Buffalo N.Y. Tug.
      Official No.: 83334; 90x18x6 Owned by Upper Ottawa Towing Co. Built by ...
  • Hiram Robinson (1882)
    Hiram Robinson (1882) Ship
        Official No.: 83335; 79x18x6 Owned by Upper Ottawa Towing Co. 1886; Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. 1895. Built by A. Miller, Pembroke. Engine 11x12 by W. H. Baldwin, Ottawa (made 1871).
      Official No.: 83335; 79x18x6 Owned by Upper Ottawa Towing Co. 1886; Upper ...
  • Maggie (1884)
    Maggie (1884) Ship
        Official No.: 85365; 62x18x5 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Built by P. G. Waters, Pembroke Ont. 1884. Engine 13x12 (maker unknown). Tug.
      Official No.: 85365; 62x18x5 Owned by Upper Ottawa Improvement Co. Built by ...
  • Ottawa (1885)
    Ottawa (1885) Ship
        Official No.: 90609; 122x26x7 Owned by D. A. Martin, Ottawa. Built by H. Girard, Pembroke Ont. 1885. Engine 14-27x48 by E. Beauchemin, Sorel. Towboat.
      Official No.: 90609; 122x26x7 Owned by D. A. Martin, Ottawa. Built by ...
  • Rambler (1886)
    Rambler (1886) Ship
        Official No.: 92298; 45x9x3 Owned by T. Dunbar, Pembroke, Ont.
      Official No.: 92298; 45x9x3 Owned by T. Dunbar, Pembroke, Ont.
  • Walter B. (1880)
    Walter B. (1880) Ship
        Official No.: 83064; First Rebuild: Official Number: 83064 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 78 x 19 -- 28 tons Rebuilt: in 1882 74x13x4 Owned by J. A. Thibaudeau, Pembroke 1880; J. E. Whalen, Pembroke 1886. Built by C. Moreau, Pembroke 1880. Engine 14x14 by G. A. Pontbriand, Sorel. Ferry.
      Official No.: 83064; First Rebuild: Official Number: 83064 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 78 ...
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