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SS Dufferin
SS ''Dufferin'' was a coastal steamship built by Joseph McGill of Shelburne, Nova Scotia on April 14, 1905. Originally owned by New Burrell Johnson Iron Co Ltd., Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, she was sold to sea merchants William A. Murdock and William J. Murdock of Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia on the same day. Under the Murdoch’s command the ''Dufferin'' served as a passenger and cargo ship between Halifax and Sherbrooke. The ''Dufferin'' steamed along coastal communities until the Hochelaga Shipping and Towing Co. Ltd. dismantled her up in 1938. Transport Canada closed the ''Dufferin''s registry on December 31, 1937.
==Ship description==
''Dufferin'' was 108.0 ft (length from fore part of stem, under the bowsprit, to the aft side of the head of the stern post), 25.0 ft (main breadth to outside of plating), 8.6 ft (depth in hold from tonnage deck to ceiling at midships), and 28.0 ft (length of engine room). ''Dufferin'' had a gross tonnage of 210.57 and a registered tonnage of 98.93. She was equipped with a Scottish compound surface condensing engine 0.20 Cylinder. 15” & 32” – 24” 42 N.H.P. (nominal horsepower). Additionally, ''Dufferin'' had two masts with auxiliary schooner rigging to supplement the steam engine. Furthermore, she had wooden framework with a carvel build, and a elliptical stern.〔Transport Canada, (1935-1938). Close out register "Dufferin" (mfm 25-26). (at Transport Canada Offices, Ottawa )〕
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