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Lake Simcoe, ON

1  On Lake Simcoe in the season now spoken of, the steamer

2  On Lakes Simcoe and Huron the Morning and Kaloolah ran as in

3  On Lake Simcoe, in this year, the Morning continued to ply

4  tedious journey from Toronto to the "Soo." On Lake Simcoe the J. C. Morrison made daily trips. The freight

5  The steamer J. C. Morrison, plying on Lake Simcoe, was totally destroyed by fire at Bell Ewart, on

6  Captain Isaac May, was on her usual route on Lake Simcoe throughout the entire season.

7  There was no change on Lake Simcoe, the Morning still continuing at her work, and

8  the following day, May 11th. A new steamer for Lake Simcoe, intended to replace the J. C. Morrison, burnt

9  The Emily May, on Lake Simcoe, began her journeys from Bell Ewart to Orillia

10  made her first trip for the season of 1866 on Lake Simcoe on May 14. She left Bell Ewart for Orillia every

11  on the same day the Ida Burton did likewise on Lake Simcoe, running between Barrie, Orillia and Washago, in

12  On Lake Simcoe the Emily May, Isaac May commanding, commenced

13  On Lake Simcoe the Emily May continued to run in connection

14  Isaac May in the command of the Emily May on Lake Simcoe, and in the steamers running from Toronto to

15  LAKE SIMCOE STEAMERS.

16  should have been such a number of steamers on Lake Simcoe. There had been no less than seven, namely, the

17  On Lake Simcoe the steamer Lady of the Lakes " her daily stage

18  The Commodore intended to proceed by land to Lake Simcoe, thence on a tour of inspection of the several

19  one at the head of the lake and one at Lake Simcoe; and was, on most occasions, consulted

20  effected just then at any rate. Those who knew Lake Simcoe at a much later date than 1834 will not much

21  This season the Peter Robinson was again upon Lake Simcoe, Charles Thompson still being her owner, and

22  The Peter Robinson was on Lake Simcoe this as in the preceding season. There is a

23  the Sir James Kempt, Brockville and Kingston; on Lake Simcoe the Peter Robinson, and making occasional trips

24  There was no change whatever on Lake Simcoe in 1838 respecting its solitary steamer, as will

25  "LAKE SIMCOE--STEAMBOAT NOTICE.-- The Peter Robinson will

26  In 1840 another steamer appeared on Lake Simcoe, supplanting the Peter Robinson. She was known

27  1849. LAKE SIMCOE. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. THE STEAM PACKET

28  Lake Simcoe, April 23, 1840.

29  On Lakes Simcoe and Huron there was also what was known as the

30  There were no alterations on either Lakes Simcoe and Huron in the sailing arrangements which had

31  RobinsonLake Simcoe1834150Broken up. TravellerNiagara1835350Tow

32  7150 BurlingtonOakville"150 GoreNiagara1838 SimcoeLake Simcoe1839 Highlander (1st)Coteau du

33  TraderPropellers.Wrecked Commerce MorningLake Simcoe1849150Burned MazeppaSt.

34  boat BansheeMontrealabt 1856450 J. C. MorrisonLake Simcoe1856150Burned Wellington Avon Whitby Reindeer Bra

35  Catharines1873392 Lady of the LakesLake Simcoe"Lake Simcoe

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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.