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Ontario

1  Steamer Ontario

2  one of the largest appears to have been the Ontario, which was pierced for and carried 22 guns. She

3  Britannia, Comet, Dawn, Free Trader, Ottawa, Ontario and Western Miller. They made each of them one

4  & Crane, took the same route. The England, Ontario, Hibernia and Free Trader, owned by Messrs.

5  Captain Hannah; Hibernia, Captain Mowat; Ontario Captain Stoker; St. Lawrence, Captain Savage,

6  with the United States mail line of steamers--Ontario, Cataract and Niagara--for Alexandria Bay,

7  Ogdensburgh consisted of the Bay State, Niagara, Ontario and Cataract. A small vessel called the

8  On April 29th the fine steamers Ontario, Captain Estes, and Cataract, Captain Ledyard,

9  Monday, June 22nd, the splendid lake steamers Ontario, Captain J. B. Estes; Bay State, Captain J. B.

10  and St. Lawrence for 1864 were as follows: The Ontario and Bay State at first formed a tri-weekly line.

11  Express Line had their three steamers, the Ontario, Bay State and Cataract plying as in 1863-64.

12  between Montreal and Hamilton were the Ontario, Georgian, Indian, Huron, Bristol, Ottawa and

13  the same as in the year previous, namely, the Ontario, Bay State and Cataract.

14  their friends, while tugs J. S. Clarke and the Ontario rendered good service, the former in clearing

15  T. R. at Sarnia from Toronto were the steamers Ontario and Manitoba.

16  year consisted of three vessels, the Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. They ran to Fort William, Duluth and

17  Company consisted of the steamers Asia, Ontario and Quebec. The name of the company is

18  These vessels were the Quebec, Manitoba, Ontario, Asia and Sovereign.

19  From Sarnia sailed the Manitoba. Quebec, and Ontario for ports on Lake Superior, and from

20  1885 running from Toronto to Victoria Park the Ontario and Gipsy. The former of these was burnt and the

21  Mazeppa--afterwards rebuilt--the Annie Craig, Ontario and Theresa, formerly the West. These last three

22  Embargo Act. Two other schooners, namely, the Ontario and the Niagara, were in the same month also

23  week or fortnight at the fartherest (sic)." The Ontario was an American vessel, belonging to Sackett's

24  Long Sault, and Captain Hilliard on board the Ontario first descended the rapids at Lachine.

25  vessels being disabled in as many days. The Ontario broke her shaft in ascending the rapids from

26  1850 of four vessels, the Cataract, Bay State, Ontario and Northerner. The Niagara, also an American

27  nterpriseDetroit1769Wrecked. CharityNiagara177070 OntarioCarleton I.1779UnknownWrecked. SpeedyNavy

28  CubaKingston1875680 CelticHamilton1875500Wrecked OntarioUpper Lake W. SeymourLake

29  Smith1875Lake Huron Cumberland"steamers. OntarioUpper Lake QuebecLake Huronsteamers. City of

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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.