Alice Stafford
package steamer
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Wooden steamboat built in 1882 at Benton Harbor by J.H. Randall for Graham and Morton Trans. Co. Built as the Lora or Laura.
Renamed Alice Stafford, 1897; Manistee, 1905.
Owners:
- Manistee Transit Co.
- Farrisey & Marron
- W.M. Kellie
- Muskegon Trans. Co
- Nessen Transportation Co.
- Chicago, Racine & Milwaukee Line
- Northern Michigan Transportation Co.
- J.H. Graham
- John Marron
- F.W. Wheeler & Co.
- Wm. E. Fitzgerald
- E.W. Seymour
- Crosby Transportation Co.
Captains:
- Simon Lamereaux
- H. Bennett
- Frank Richardson
- W.E. Stufflebeam
- George Johnson.
On June 28, 1914, she burned at Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Hennepin
package steamer
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- Ann Arbor RR leased winter of 1899
- Original - George H. Dyer - propeller - name changed April 2, 1898
- U. S. No. 86016, 1,372 tons gross, 1,086 tons net, Built at Milwaukee, Wis, in 1888, Home ported at Milwaukee, Wis., 208.8 x 35.1 x 21.6 feet, 300 indicated horsepower
- Burned May 27, 1901 while enroute from Buffalo, New York to Gladstone, Michigan
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City of Marquette
package steamer
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built: 1890 at
Manitowoc, Wis. 341 gross tons, sold Feb. 16, 1893.
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Osceola
package steamer
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built: 1882 at
Bay City, Mich., 193' long, 34' beam, 980 gross tons. Owned by the Delaware and Lackawana system,
leased to the Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan.
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