1872, Jun 19 Launched Port Huron; similar to VANDERBILT.
1872, Jun 25 Enrolled Port Huron.
1874, May Damaged by ice, Straits of Mackinac.
1874, Nov Aground Elk Island, St. Clair River.
1874, Dec Stuck on Bar Point, Lake Erie.
1875 Repaired.
1878 Repaired.
1884, Apr 24 Owned Western Transit Co, Buffalo, NY.
1886, Sep 23 Aground Vicksburg, St. Clair River.
1889, Apr Buffalo - Duluth, MN with 1,000 barrels cement, new floor.
1893 Firebox boiler 10' 9" x 15' 6" @ 100# steam by Farrar & Treft.
1895, Aug 17 Sunk in collision with wrecked steamer BRITANNIC near Grosse Isle, Detroit River.
1895, Sep 26 Holed & sank, Portage Canal, bound Duluth - Buffalo with flour.
1897, Aug 28 Aground at Buffalo.
1904, Dec 21 Owned Great Lakes Engineering Works, Ecorse, MI.
1905, May 13 Collision with ROBY; ran this year Buffalo - Green Bay.
1908, Jul 6 Owned Benjamin Tripp & Co, Independence, OH.
1909, Aug 26 Owned Great Lakes Engineering Works, Ecorse, MI.
1909, Nov 1 Owned Gustav van den Steinen, East Cleveland, OH.
1909, Nov 4 Owned Hugh Havey, Detroit.
1909, Nov 4 Owned Theobald Emig, St. Clair, MI.
1910, Feb 25 Owned James E. Sheehan, Detroit, MI.
1910, Apr 20 Owned J. E. Sheehan & George C. Burns, Detroit, MI.
1910, Oct 14 Rebuilt Sturgeon Bay, WI; readmeasured Tonawanda, NY, 236.3 x 36.5 x 13'; 1212.6 gross / 952 net tons, one deck; owned George C. Burns.
1911, Jun 1 Aground Detroit River.
1912, May 3 Owned George A. Kotcher & George C. Burns, Detroit.
1914, Apr 27 Owned George A. Kotcher, Detroit.
1914, Sep 6 Burned, Lake Huron.
