| SHIP | TYPE | CAUSE | DATE | CASUALTIES |
| Active | Schooner | Struck a bar and sunk off Manitowoc in June of 1855 but was raised apparently. | ||
| Algoma | Dredge barge | foundered off Manitowoc during a gale | 18 Nov 1918 or 1919 | |
| Walter B. Allen | Schooner | foundered off Manitowoc in a gale while being towed in for repairs | 16 Apr 1880 | |
| America | Schooner-barge | 9 mi. north of Two Rivers | 28 Sept 1880 | |
| Major Anderson | Schooner | At Two Rivers | 10 Oct 1871 | |
| Andromeda | Schooner | Off Manitowoc | 18 July 1858 | Sprung a leak and foundered |
| Ann Arbor #1 | Wooden steam carferry | burned off Manitowoc/recovered and rebuilt | 7 Mar 1910 | no lives lost |
| Anna Maria | Merchant Schooner | Capsized off Two Rivers | 15 Oct 1880 | |
| Arrow | Merchant Schooner | Sank three and a half miles from Two Rivers | 30 Apr 1883 | |
| S.C. Baldwin | Steamer | foundered off Twin River Point | 3 Sept 1908 | |
| Major Barnum | Schooner | Near Two Rivers | 14 Sept 1854 | |
| Bessie Boalt | Merchant Schooner | Lost 4 miles northeast of Two Rivers | Sept 1872 | |
| Tubal Cain | Bark | Off Two Rivers Point | 24 Nov 1867 | Built at Detroit, 1866, 340t. |
| F.C. Clark | Brig | Stranded and wrecked near Manitowoc | 1856 | no lives lost, built at St. Clair River, 1849 |
| Comet | Steam tug | Burned off Two Rivers | 12 Oct 1897 | No lives lost |
| Continental | Wooden freight steamer | Went ashore and broke up at Rowley Point near Two Rivers | 12 Dec 1904 | |
| Emily Cooper | Merchant Schooner | Went ashore and broke up near Manitowoc | 18 May 1894 | |
| Oliver Culver | Merchant Schooner | Foundered just outside the Two Rivers harbor entrance | 4 Dec 1881 or 1882 | Built at Charlotte, 1855, 450t. |
| Dart | Merchant Schooner | Went ashore and broke up near Two Rivers | Dec 1882 or Oct 1883 | built at Green Bay, 1867, 450t. |
| Depere | wrecked at Two Rivers | 31 Dec 1881 | no lives lost | |
| Drift | Schooner | Manitowoc | 1843 | |
| Experiment | Schooner | Stranded and wrecked near Manitowoc | 1864 | built at Detroit, 1858 |
| Floretta | Schooner | foundered 15 mi. off Manitowoc | 18 Sept 1885 | No lives lost. |
| Gallinipper (was the Nancy Dousman) | Schooner | Foundered and sank in a white squall 10 mi. SSE of Manitowoc | 7 July 1851 | |
| Gertrude | Off Otter Creek, near Sleeping Bear | 1880, Oct 23 | 1856, J. Harbridge, Two Rivers, WI | |
| Louisa E. Glade | Schooner | Sunk near Manitowoc | Sept 1893 | |
| Henry Gust | ||||
| Francis Hinton | Wooden freight steamer | Stranded and broke up off Two Rivers | 16 Nov 1909 | no lives lost |
| Home | Wooden schooner | Off Manitowoc | 23 Oct 1858 | |
| Humko | Oil screw | Burned until it sank off Two Rivers Point | 22 July 1956 | |
| J.M. Jones | Wooden schooner | Off Manitowoc | 2 Sept 1861 | |
| Lookout | Merchant Schooner | Sunk by a storm 2-3 mi. north of the Two Rivers harbor | 29 Apr 1890 or 1897 | Built at Buffalo, NY, 1855 |
| Magellan | Schooner | run down by Jos Hurd beached 3 mi. north of Manitowoc | 8 Nov 1877 | All eight of the crew lost |
| Maria | Schooner | Near Two Rivers | Nov 1895 | All eight of the crew lost |
| Joseph G. Masten | Bulk freight schooner | Went ashore and wrecked just north of Two Rivers | 4 Dec 1897 | built at Cleveland, OH, 1867 |
| Milton | Bulk freight schooner | Foundered off Two Rivers Point | 8 Sept 1885 | Five crewmen drowned/built at Milwaukee, 1867 |
| Minnesota | Schooner | North of Two Rivers | mid Nov 1873 | Five crewmen drowned |
| James Navagh | Schooner | Two Rivers Point | Oct 1868 | 1 death from exposure. |
| Nevada | Steam freighter | foundered 20 mi. northeast of Two Rivers | 15 Nov 1890 | no lives lost |
| New Church | Schooner | Two Rivers | 1885 | |
| J. Emery Owen | burned off Manitowoc | 5 Dec 1903 | no lives lost | |
| Pathfinder | Schooner | driven ashore and wrecked north of Two Rivers | 19 Nov 1886 | Built at Detroit, 1869, 603t. |
| Grace Patterson | Bulk freight steamer | Ran aground, caught fire and was destroyed on Two Rivers Point | 18 May 1882/also have 15 Mar 1882 | no lives lost |
| Planet | Bulk freight steam barge | Sank off Two Rivers Point | 7 Nov 1872 | Seven lives lost |
| Robert C. Pringle (Chequamegon) | Steam tug | Became waterlogged and sank 15 mi. off Manitowoc | 19 July 1922 | |
| Racine | Scow | Sank near the harbor entrance at Two Rivers | 19 Aug 1893 | |
| H. Rand (story) Photo | Lumber Schooner | Capsized and sank off Manitowoc | 24 May 1901 | Four lives lost |
| R.J. Sanborn | Schooner | Stranded and wrecked off Manitowoc | Nov 1873 | |
| Scow #2 | Scow | Sunk near the harbor entrance at Two Rivers | 19 Oct 1896 | |
| L.B. Shepard | Schooner | Near Two Rivers | 13 Oct 1898 | |
| Silver Lake | Schooner-scow | run down by Pere Marquette Railroad carferry 10 mi. off Manitowoc | 28 May 1900 | One sailor died |
| Rouse Simmons | Schooner | foundered off Two Rivers Point | Nov 1912 | 17 (all) lives lost |
| Vernon Photo | Wooden passenger and freight steamer | foundered at Two Rivers Point | 25 or 29 Oct 1887 | 36 to 41 lives lost |
| Year | Craft | Type | Tonnage and Length | Builder | Fate |
| 1847 | Citizen | Schooner | 60t. | Joseph Edwards, Sr. Manitowoc | Went aground and was abandoned 6 mi. north of Chicago, 18 May 1853 |
| 1852 | Challenge Photo | Schooner | 68t. 82ft. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | Stranded and wrecked on a reef in Bailey's Harbor, WI. Dec. of 1901 |
| 1852 | Convoy | Schooner | 64t. | Joseph Edwards. Sr. Manitowoc | |
| 1852 | Defiance | Schooner | 110t. | W. Ham Manitowoc | |
| 1853 | Black Hawk | Schooner | 110t. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | Schooner by this name went down with all hands on L. Michigan, Nov. 1887 |
| 1853 | Colonel Glover | Schooner | 123t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | |
| 1853 | Gesine | Schooner | 99t. | H. Rand Manitowoc | Lost at Michigan City, IN. 23 Aug. 1887. |
| 1853 | Lomira | Schooner | 120t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | |
| 1853 | Mary Stockton | Schooner | 275t. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | |
| 1853 | North Yuba | Schooner | 140t. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | |
| 1853 | Mary C. Platt | Schooner | 25t. | James Harbridge Manitowoc | |
| 1853 | William Jones | Schooner | 154t. 108ft. | James Harbridge Manitowoc | Schooner by this name and tonnage sank at the mouth of the Manistee, Michigan harbor, 22 Nov 1890 |
| 1854 | Clipper City | Schooner | 126t. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | |
| 1854 | E.M. Shoyer | Schooner | 120t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | |
| 1854 | North Star | Schooner | 175t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | Possibly the one that went down in Lake Erie in a white squall-no date |
| 1854 | Stella | Schooner | 184t. | J. Harbridge Manitowoc | Sunk on Lake Michigan in a white squall-no date |
| 1854 | Rover | Schooner | 23t. | Manitowoc, Wis. | |
| 1854 | Toledo | Schooner | 100t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | |
| 1854 | Transit | Schooner | 121t. | H. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1855 | Anna Thorine | Schooner | 89t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | |
| 1856 | William Aldrich Photo | Schooner | 192t. 124ft. | James Harbridge, Two Rivers | Tipped over in a white squall on Lake Michigan 1891, 1 crew member lost. Righted and was beached and broke up 9 June 1916 off Davenport, MI. |
| 1856 | Belle Photo | Schooner | 118t. 94 ft. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | Foundered near Big Sable Point, MI in a gale on 12 Dec 1908 |
| 1856 | Guido Photo | Schooner | 116t. | C. Sorenson Manitowoc | |
| 1856 | Steven S. Bates | Schooner | 139t. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | Driven into shallows in a storm and broken up by waves. |
| 1856 | Gertrude | Merchant Schooner | 81ft. | Two Rivers | Thrown up on the beach in a storm and wrecked at Otter Creek, near Sleeping Bear Point, MI. One crewman drowned. 26 Sept. 1880. |
| 1856 | Edward E Skeele | Merchant Schooner | 214t. 123ft. | G. Barber, Manitowoc | Destroyed on a reef during a storm at Julia Bay, on Manitoulin Island. 25 Sept. 1921. |
| 1857 | A. Baensch | Schooner | 75t. | Hanson Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1857 | El Tempo | Schooner | 213t. | S. Goodwin Manitowoc | |
| 1857 | H. Rand (story) Photo | Schooner | 130t. 110ft. | Hanson Rand Manitowoc | Capsized and sank off Manitowoc 24 May 1901, four lives lost |
| 1857 | Jo Vilas | Schooner | 225t. 107ft. | Rand and Harbridge Two Rivers | |
| 1857 | Trial | Schooner | 36t. | H. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1860 | Two Charlies (rebuilt) | Schooner | 110t. | R.L. Bell Manitowoc | |
| 1861 | Sunbeam (Victor) Photo | Steamer | 450t. | W. Bates Manitowoc | Launched as Victor, was torn apart by a gale and sunk at Keweenaw 28 Aug 1863, 28 lives lost one survivor |
| 1861 | Union Photo | Propeller, wood | 434t. | W. Bates & Son Manitowoc | Beached in a gale at Au Sable Point, MI and went to pieces 25 Sept 1873, no lives lost |
| 1861 | Hornet | Merchant schooner | 40t. 60ft. | Two Rivers | Broke up in Lake Michigan at Good Harbor Bay near Petoskey, MI. November, 1870. |
| 1863 | Chicago Board of Trade Photo | Schooner | 422t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Struck Niagara Reef in Lake Erie during a gale and was torn apart, 21 Nov 1900 |
| 1863 | Sea Gem | Schooner | 103t. | Bates & Son Manitowoc | |
| 1864 | Nabob (Waukesha) | Schooner | 310t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Launched as Waukesha, became waterlogged and sank in rough weather off Muskegon, MI, 7 Nov 1896, six lives lost |
| 1864 | Neshoto Photo | Schooner | 310t. | G.S. Rand, Two Rivers | Foundered in a storm at Sturgeon Point, Lake Huron. Five lives lost. |
| 1866 | Orion | Steamer | 600t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Struck a bar at the harbor entrance at Grand Haven, MI on 16 Oct 1870 and was pounded to pieces. No lives lost. |
| 1867 | Northwest (Greyhound) Photo | Steamer | 1109t. 236ft. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Sank in 1904 in slip at Detroit, MI |
| 1867 | Alice Richards | Schooner | 285t. | Jasper Hanson Manitowoc | |
| 1867 | Fleetwing | Schooner | 344t. 145 ft. | H. Burger Manitowoc | Beached and broken up at Death's Door on the tip of the Door Peninsula Sept 1885. No lives lost. |
| 1868 | Jesse Phillips | Schooner | 147t. | E.W. Packard Manitowoc | |
| 1868 | Jonah Richards | Tug | 25t. | Jasper Hanson Manitowoc | |
| 1868 | Kitty Smoke | Tug | 75t. | Jasper Hanson Manitowoc | Burned at the mouth of the Saginaw River, 1889, no lives lost. |
| 1868 | Manitowoc | Schooner | 569t. 210 ft. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Wrecked on North Manitou Island, MI., 10 Nov 1900 |
| 1868 | S.A. Wood Photo | Schooner | 314t. | H. Burger Manitowoc | Battered by a storm 13 Nov 1904, made it to Milwaukee. Skipper was killed. Ship was never repaired and abandoned. |
| 1869 | C.L. Johnston | Schooner | 199t. | E.W. Packard Manitowoc | |
| 1869 | Corona Photo | Steamer | 470t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Lost at Tonawanda, NY. 18 Nov. 1898 |
| 1869 | Louisa McDonald (Lily E.) Photo | Schooner | 210t. | J. Hanson Manitowoc | |
| 1869 | Sheboygan Photo | Steamer | 624t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1870 | Eva | Schooner | 15t. | W. McCullom Manitowoc | |
| 1870 | Corona | Sidewheel steamer | 470gt 374nt | G. S. Rand, Manitowoc | Caught fire and burned. 18 Nov 1898 |
| 1870 | H.E. McAllister | Schooner | 237t. | J. Hanson Manitowoc | |
| 1870 | Industry | Schooner | 55t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | |
| 1870 | J. & A. Stronach (rebuilt) (B.C.F.M.) | Schooner | 143t. | J. Hanson Manitowoc | |
| 1870 | J.B. Newland Photo | Schooner | 173t. 112ft. | Jasper Hanson Manitowoc | Thick fog and heavy seas drove her aground east of South Manitou Island. No lives lost. 8 Sept. 1910 |
| 1870 | Navarino Photo | Steamer | 70t. or 761t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Burned at the dock in the famous Chicago Fire, 9 Oct 1871 |
| 1870 | Norman | Steamer | 996t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1871 | Christine Neilson/Nilson | Schooner | 315t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Lost near Bailey's Harbor, WI. 21 Oct. 1884 |
| 1871 | David Smoke | Barge | Capt. Morgan Manitowoc | ||
| 1871 | Espindola | Schooner | 54t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | Broke up in a storm just north of the Chicago waterfront on 10 April 1882 |
| 1871 | G. Knapp (rebuilt) | Schooner | 186t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | |
| 1871 | Kate L. Bruce | Schooner | 34t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Lost off Alpena, MI. 8 Nov 1877. All (8) lives lost. |
| 1871 | L. Meeker | Schooner | 312t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1871 | Muskegon Photo | Sidewheel Steamer | 618t. 193ft. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Died in drydock. Some supports fell and it destroyed her hull when she hit the ground on 22 Sep 1896 |
| 1871 | Willie Keller | Schooner | 263t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1872 | City of Manitowoc | Schooner | 310t. | H. Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1872 | Margaret A. Muir | Schooner | 347t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1872 | Mary L. Higgie | Schooner | 310t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1872 | Menominee (Iowa) | Steamer | 796t. 202ft. | Burger Boat, Manitowoc | Caught in the ice in the Chicago harbor and was crushed and sank. Crew walked to shore. 4 Feb 1915 |
| 1872 | Minnehaha | Schooner | 60t. 71ft. | M. Ornes Manitowoc | Sank near Whiting, IN, July 1905 |
| 1872 | Oconto | Steamer | 505t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1872 | Thomas H. Howland | Schooner | 299t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1872 | Willis | Schooner | 260t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | Disappeared on Lake Ontario |
| 1873 | Blazing Star | Schooner | 279t. 137ft. | H. Burger Manitowoc | Grounded and broke up on Fisherman Shoal near Washington Island, WI., 10 Nov 1887, no lives lost. |
| 1873 | C. Luling | Schooner | 233t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | C.C. Barnes | Schooner | 582t. | H. Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | De Pere (State of Michigan) | Steamer | 736t. 175ft. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | At the mouth of the White River, MI, it threw a piston rod through the bottom of the hull and sank. Everyone made it to shore safely. 18 Oct 1901 |
| 1873 | Falmouth | Schooner | 234t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Lost at the mouth of the harbor at Buffalo, NY. 21 Nov. 1880. |
| 1873 | Felicitous | Schooner | 199t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | Guido Pfister | Schooner | 694t. 198ft. | J. Hanson Manitowoc | Was being towed by a tug at the mouth of the Duluth Ship Canal, towline broke and she drifted onto some rocks. Abandoned in place and allowed to rot. 10 Oct 1885 |
| 1873 | G.C. Trumpff | Schooner | 347t. | J. Butler Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | George Murray | Schooner | 790t. 203ft. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Blew ashore in a gale at Pictured Rocks near Munising, MI and wrecked on the rocks. No loss of life. 25 Oct. 1893. |
| 1873 | Henry C. Richards | Schooner | 700t. 189ft. | H. Burger Manitowoc | Went down at an unreported position on Lake Michigan. 6 Oct 1895 |
| 1873 | Hattie A Estelle | Schooner | H. Burger Manitowoc | Went down at an unreported position on Lake Michigan. 6 Oct 1895 | |
| 1873 | H.M. Scove | Schooner | 305t. 138ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Foundered of Pilot Island in Death's Door Passage, Green Bay. Nov. 1891 |
| 1873 | Hunting Boy | Schooner | 55t. | Captain Christianson M Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | L.J. Conway | Schooner | 90t. | Larson and Son Manitowoc | Wrecked in a storm north of White Lake, MI. near Fowler Creek. Five lives lost. 17 Nov. 1896 |
| 1873 | Lydia | Launch | 83t. 80ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Went down in a gale out on Lake Michigan. 20 Oct. 1902 |
| 1873 | Mystic Star | Schooner | 339t. | J. Butler Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | Thistle | Schooner | 363t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | W. Richards | Tug | 19t. | J. Richards Manitowoc | |
| 1873 | City of Woodstock (R. Kanters) | Schooner | 164t. 112ft. | P. Larson Manitowoc | Sank 3 mi. off Plum Island at Green Bay. 29 May 1896 |
| 1873 | Typo | Schooner | 335t. 137ft. | Manitowoc | Collided with the V H Ketchum and sank off Presque Isle in Lake Huron. 4 or 9 person lost. 14 Oct. 1899. |
| 1873 | Cornelia B. Windiate | Schooner | 322t. | Thos. Windiate Manitowoc | Missing in a gale in the Straits of Mackinac, off Middle Island near Rogers City, MI. 10 Dec 1875 with all the crew. |
| 1874 | Chicago | Steamer | 747t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | Granger | Merchant Schooner | 366t. 155ft. | Hanson & Scove Two Rivers | Totally wrecked on Seul Choix Point on Lake Michigan. 1896 |
| 1874 | David Vance | Schooner | 774t. | J. Butler Manitowoc | Lost southwest of Point Pelee. 20 July 1893. |
| 1874 | Dione | Tug | 9t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | J. Duvall | Launch | 132t. 107ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | 4 accounts: Wrecked on South Manitou Island 11 Dec.1905; Sunk near Harsen's Island in Lake St. Clair, 5 Dec. 1905; Sunk on Lake Superior, 1904; Off Two Rivers after 1900. Only one schooner registered during that time with this name. |
| 1874 | Bertie Calkins | Schooner | 248t. 134ft. | Hanson & Scove Two Rivers | Foundered near Belleville, Ontario, 3 Oct 1919 |
| 1874 | J.I. Case | Schooner | 828t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | Julia Larsen | Schooner | 59t. 70ft. | P. Larsen Manitowoc | Stranded at s.e. corner of Thunder Bay Island in Lake Huron. Total loss. 1912 |
| 1874 | Mary R. Ann | Schooner | 20t. | unlisted Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | Merchant | Schooner | 66t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | Wrecked in a storm near Sandusky, OH. 28 June 1904. |
| 1874 | Mocking Bird | Schooner | 166t. | J. Richards Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | Ramadary | Schooner | 22t. | Captain Worden Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | Rap | Schooner | 8t. | J. Hanson Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | Ulster | Tug | 50t. | none listed Manitowoc | |
| 1874 | J O Thayer | Schooner | 380t. 166ft. | none listed Two Rivers | Stranded near Sheboygan, badly damaged on 18 Nov. 1881. Salvaged the next year, rebuilt and put back into service. |
| 1875 | Frank Canfield | Tug | 48t. 62.5ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Broke up and sank in a gale near Big Sable Point, MI in Lake MI. 3 crewmen lost. 11 Apr 1904. |
| 1875 | H. B. Burger (rebuilt from Traveler) | Cargo ship | 214t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Foundered 2 mi. S. of the Chicago waterfront. 21 May 1883 |
| 1875 | John V. Jones | Schooner | 236t. 125ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Foundered in a storm near the Harrington Beach shore, WI. 2 crewmen died. 20 Oct. 1905 |
| 1875 | John Schuette | Schooner | 270t. 137ft. | Hanson & Scove Two Rivers | Collided with the Alfred Mitchell off Ecorse, MI., 2 July 1909. Wrecked and abandoned. No lives lost. |
| 1875 | Lucia A. Simpson | Schooner | 227t. 127ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Fire destroyed her at her layup dock at Sturgeon Bay, WI. 5 Dec. 1935 |
| 1875 | Success | Schooner | 161t. | Captain Jorgenson Manitowoc | |
| 1876 | Lottie Cooper | Schooner | 265t. 131ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Capsized in Lake Michigan off Sheboygan, WI. One life lost. 9 April 1894 |
| 1876 | Tennie and Laura | Schooner | 57t. 73ft. | Captain Jorgenson Manitowoc | Sank on Lake Michigan between Muskegon, MI and Milwaukee WI. 1 crewman lost. |
| 1877 | B. Jones | Schooner | 45t. | Captain Knudson Manitowoc | |
| 1877 | H. Esch | Schooner | 42t. | J. Butler Manitowoc | |
| 1877 | Irma L. Wheeler | Tug | 51t. 66ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Destroyed by fire near Charlevoix, MI on what is now Lake Charlevoix. 1 April 1905 |
| 1877 | Minnie | Tug | 40t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1879 | I. Stephenson | Barge | 461t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1879 | Imperial | Launch | 68t. | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1880 | Daisy Day | Steam barge | 124t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Lost near Little Point Sable, MI. 11 Oct. 1891. |
| 1880 | H.C. Albrecht (Thomas Hume) | Schooner | 309t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | On a Chicago-Muskegon run and simply disappeared with 6 crewmen. 21 May 1891 |
| 1880 | Henry Whitbeck | Schooner Barge | 498t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1880 | Ludington (Georgia) | Steamer | 842t. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1880 | M.A. Knapp | Tug | 18t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1880 | May Richards | Schooner | 511t. 161ft. | James Butler Manitowoc | Stranded and went to pieces on Lake Erie at North Bass Island. No lives lost. 6 Oct 1906 |
| 1880 | Penobscot | Schooner | 260t. 131ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Seriously damaged in a collision in the St. Clair River at Marine City, MI. Total loss. 19 Aug 1925 |
| 1880 | S. M. Stephenson | Barge | 511t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | A.A. Carpenter | Schooner Barge | 540t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | Arctic | Tug | 52t. 64ft. | G.S. Rand Manitowoc | Foundered on rocks in Lake Huron south of Harbor Beach, MI. Sept. 1893 |
| 1881 | Emily B. Maxwell Photo | Schooner | 360t. 148ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Destroyed on the breakwater in a gale at Cleveland on Lake Erie. 31 Aug 1909 |
| 1881 | Isolda Bock | Schooner | 70t. | Captain Jorgenson Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | Lalla Rookh | Schooner | 60t. | James Butler Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | Melitta | Schooner | 83t. | Hanson & Rand Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | Olga | Schooner | 308t. 137ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Went ashore and was destroyed by the waves north of Goderich, Ontario on Lake Huron. Nov. 1905 |
| 1881 | Rube Richards | Steamer | 815t. | James Butler Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | T.L. Parker | Schooner | 628t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | Tallahassee | Schooner | 760t. | P. Larson Manitowoc | |
| 1881 | Thomas H. Smith | Steamer | 281t. 130ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Collided with the Arthur Orr northeast of Racine, WI. Boiler exploded and destroyed it. Nov. 1883 |
| 1882 | Alice | Schooner | 307t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | Burt Barnes | Schooner | 134t. 95ft. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Foundered 10 mi. off Long Point, Lake Ontario, 3 Sept 1926 |
| 1882 | George Pankratz | Tug | 63t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | J. C. Perrett | Schooner | 160' | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | J. Loomis McLaren | Schooner | 286t. 132ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Foundered 4.5 mi. north of downtown Chicago. 1 crewmember lost. 18 May 1894. |
| 1882 | Mishicot | Schooner | 73t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | R. A. Seymour, Jr. | Steamer | 131t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | W. A. Goodman | Schooner | 324t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | C. M. Charnley | Tug | 83t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | Clara | Schooner | 137' | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1882 | Duncan City | Tug | 79t. | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1883 | Emma L. Neilson | Schooner-barge | 90t. 98ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Rammed and sunk by the Wyandotte 12 mi. east of Tawas Bay in Lake Huron. 26 June 1911. |
| 1883 | Farrand H. Williams | Scow | 94t. | Capt. F. Williams Manitowoc | |
| 1883 | Glad Tidings | Schooner | 82t. 79ft. | J. Butler Manitowoc | Sank on the Detroit River with a cargo of stone. 4 seamen drowned. 29 July 1894. |
| 1884 | G. Williams | Tug | 46t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1884 | G.J. Boyce | Schooner | 319t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1884 | Linerla | Schooner | 77t. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | |
| 1885 | Grace Williams | Steamer | 46t. | Capt. F. Williams Manitowoc | Lost near N. Manitou Island. 28 May 1896. |
| 1885 | James H. Hall | Schooner | 100t. 92ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Lost off Thunder Bay River south of Alpena MI on Lake Huron. 7 Nov. 1916 |
| 1885 | Splash | Sloop | 20' | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1885 | Marinette | Steamer Tug | 61t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | Burned to a total loss. 28 June 1926. |
| 1886 | Marinette | Launch | 89' | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1886 | Dolphin | Sloop | 20' | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1887 | A.D. Hayward | Wooden Steamer | 304t. 138ft. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Was crushed and foundered in an ice floe on Lake Huron at Harbor Beach, MI. 11 April 1911. |
| 1887 | E.M. Tice | Steamer | 728t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1887 | Francis Hinton | Wooden Steamer | 397t. 164ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Broke up off Two Rivers, WI in a storm. No lives lost. 16 Nov. 1909 |
| 1887 | Rand | Steamer | 191t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1887 | Wau Bun | Tug | 63t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1888 | Andrew Johnson (rebuilt) | Steamer | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | ||
| 1888 | Fannie Hart | Steamer | 476t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1888 | Lizzie Metzner | Schooner | 77t. | Rand & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1888 | Mark B. Covell | Steamer | 261t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1888 | Petoskey | Wooden Steamer | 735t. 171ft. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Destroyed by fire at the scrapyard at Sturgeon Bay, WI. 5 Dec. 1935 |
| 1888 | W.C. Kimball | Scow-Schooner | 33g 31n | Manitowoc | Foundered in a gale in Lake Michigan. 8 or 12 May 1891 |
| 1889 | City of Racine | Ferry Steamer | 1041t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1889 | Cora A. | Schooner | 381t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1889 | Isabella J. Boyce | Steamer | 368t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Grounded and destroyed by fire. 6 June 1917 |
| 1889 | John E. Hall | Steamer | 343t. 139ft. | Hanson & Scove Manitowoc | Sank in a blizzard and gale in Lake Ontario north of Main Duck Island. 9 (all) crewmembers lost. 14 Dec. 1902 |
| 1890 | Actor | Schooner | 30t. | Roeber Brothers Manitowoc | |
| 1890 | S.M. Stephenson | Barge | 162' | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1890 | City of Marquette | Ferry | 114' | Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1890 | Eugene C. Hart (Norland) Photo Photo | Steamer | 407t. 122ft. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Sprang a leak and sank about 2 mi. off Milwaukee, 13 Nov 1922 |
| 1890 | H. Ludington | Tug | 47t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1890 | Indiana | Steamer | 1177t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1890 | Sidney O. Neff | Schooner | 346t. 160ft. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Sprang a leak and sank near the Menominee River, Michigan. June 1940. |
| 1891 | Edwin/Edward Buckley Photo | Steamer | 414t. 154ft. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Caught fire in Georgian Bay at Manitoulin Island on Lake Huron. 1 Sept. 1929. |
| 1891 | George Cooper | Tug | 53t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1891 | I.M. Leatham (Raber) | Tug | 50t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1892 | Alice | Schooner | 137' | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1892 | Alice E. Simpson/Shipman | Tug | 40t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1892 | Anne Belle/Anabelle | Tug | 48t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1892 | Fearless | Tug | 28t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1892 | Myrtle Camp | Schooner | 49t. 68ft. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Sank off Deadman's Point north of Menominee, MI on Lake Michigan, 18 May 1892. |
| 1892 | S.A. Dixon | Tug | 29t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1893 | Julia C. Hammel | Tug | 28t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1893 | R.M. Cooper | Tug | 27t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1893 | Myrtle | Steamer | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | ||
| 1894 | Sea Gull | Sloop | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | ||
| 1894 | Lotus | Steamer | 219t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1894 | Sydney O. Neff | Steamer | 435t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1895 | Sidney T. Smith | Tug | 71t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1895 | Lena | Steamer | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | ||
| 1895 | Campana | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |||
| 1896 | El Trumpo | Launch | 80' | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1896 | Iowa | Steamer | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | ||
| 1897 | Sedonie | Tug | 14t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1898 | Alphard | Tug | 32t. 58' | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1898 | Bradwell | Tug | 44t. 63' | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | |
| 1898 | C.W. Endress (Mack Jean) Photo | Tug | 73t. | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Burned in port a total loss. Aug. 1927. |
| 1898 | Zita | Sloop | Burger & Burger Manitowoc | Burned in port a total loss. Aug. 1927. | |
| 1899 | Robert E. Burke | Tug | 73t. | Manitowoc | |
| 1899 | Nautilus | Manitowoc | |||
| 1899 | Sunshine | Sloop | 47' | Manitowoc | |
| 1899 | Swastika | Sloop | 36' | Manitowoc | |
| 1899 | Two Myrtles | Tug | 96t. | Manitowoc | |
| 1900 | Angler | Tug | 14t. | Manitowoc | |
| 1900 | J.B. Bradwell | Tug | 32t. | Manitowoc | |
| 1900 | J.F. May | Tug | 62t. | Manitowoc | |
| 1901 | Vernon Jr. | Launch | 80' | Burger, Manitowoc | |
| 1903 | Burger Steel | Tug | Built for Mr. John Coffey Manistique, Mich. | ||
| 1903 | Chequamegon (Robert C Pringle) | Wood Passenger Steamer-tug | 141t. 101ft. | Built for Chequamegon Bay Trans. Co. of Ashland, Wis. | Sank off Manitowoc, WI. 19 July, 1922. |
| 1904 | Rhine | Gas screw packet | 12t. 39ft. | Built at Manitowoc | Foundered in a storm off Frankfort, Michigan. All crew was lost. 26 Dec. 1904. |
| 1905 | Francis T. Simmons | Steel Suction Dredge | Built for Atlantic Equipment Co. | ||
| 1905 | Josephine Steel | Tug | 46t. | Built for Chesbrough Bros. Bay City, Michigan | |
| 1905 | Majestic | Steel Dipper Dredge | Built for Edward Bros. Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. | ||
| 1905 | Maywood | Steel Passenger Steamer | 398t. | Built for Escanaba & Gladstone Transportation Co., Escanaba, Mich. | |
| 1905 | No Name listed | Steel Stone Lighter | Built for the Great Lakes Dredge &Dock Co., Chicago, Ill | ||
| 1905 | No. 29 M.F.D. | Steel Fire Boat | Built for City of Milwaukee | ||
| 1905 | Pocantico | Steel Dipper Dredge | Built for Empire Building Corporation New York | ||
| 1906 | Phantom | 25' | Burger, Manitowoc - Built for John Schuette | ||
| 1907 | Admiral (W.H. Meyer) | Steel Tug | 130t. 90ft. | Manitowoc | Built as W.H. Meyer, went down in a storm off Cleveland with all 14 crew members, 2 Dec 1944. |
| 1907 | Wanderer | Wood CR | 43' | Burger, Manitowoc | Built for F. Robert Zeit |
| 1907 | Ranger | Wood Yawl | 49' 06" | Burger, Manitowoc | |
| 1908 | Avis | gas screw packet (tug?) | 12 t | Manitowoc | Sank at harbor at S. Manitou Isl. 1 Jan 1939 |
| 1908 | Graeme Stewart | Steel Fire Boat | 298t. | Built for City of Chicago | |
| 1908 | H. Dahlke | Steel Sand Barge | 450t. | Built for Lake Sand Co. Chicago, Ill. by the Manitowoc Dry Dock Co. | Lost at Sandwich, Ontario. 22 Dec. 1938. |
| 1908 | Joseph Medill | Steel Fire Boat | 298t. | Built for City of Chicago | |
| 1909 | James A. Pugh | Steel Freight Lighter | 401t. | Built for Chicago Lighterage Co. Chicago, Ill | |
| 1909 | Manitowoc Steel | U.S. Survey & Inspection Steamer | 174t. | Built for U.S. Engineers Dept. Milwaukee, Wisc. | |
| 1909 | United States Photo | Steel Passenger Steamer | 1374t. 258ft. | Built for the Indiana Transportation Co. Chicago, Ill. | Burned to the hull at dock at Sarnia, Ont. 6 June 1927. Salvaged and became the steamer Batiscan that was scrapped in 1944. |
| 1909 | Waubesa | Wood CR | 45' | Burger, Manitowoc | |
| 1910 | No name listed | Steel Car Float | Built for Chicago River & Indiana R.R. Co., Chicago | ||
| 1910 | Adele | Steel Freight Lighter | 402t. | Built for Western Transit Co., Buffalo, N.Y. | |
| 1910 | Alabama | Steel Passenger Steamer | 2626t. | Built for Goodrich Transit Co. | |
| 1910 | M. Hausler | Steel Sand Barge | 609t. | Built for Lake Sand Co. Chicago, Ill. | |
| 1911 | Commerce | Steel Freight Lighter | 280t. | Built for Merchants Lighterage Co. Chicago, Ill. | |
| 1911 | No name listed | Steel Dump Scow | Total Cubic Yard Capacity 12,100 | None Given | |
| 1912 | E. Gunnell | Propeller, Steel, sandsucker | 638g 468n | Manitowoc | Stranded and wrecked in a storm. Dec. 1912 |
| 1915 | America | Wooden propeller tug | Burger Boat, Manitowoc | Lost at Port Huron. 9 Feb. 1952 | |
| 1922 | Anabel II | Oil Screw Fish Tug | 62t. | Burger Boat Co., Manitowoc, Wis | Destroyed by fire at her winter dock. |
| 1922 | White Swan | Propeller | 81 ft, 99 t. | Burger Boat Co., Manitowoc, Wis | Stranded on a reef in a storm/fog. |
| 1937 | Linda E. (Le Clair Bros.) | Propeller fishing tug | 29g 20n | Burger Boat Co., Manitowoc, Wis | unknown (probable collision). 11 Dec. 1998. 3 lives lost. |
| 1941 | Cormorant | Propeller tug, steel [oil screw] | 18 g 12 n | Burger Boat Co., Manitowoc, Wis | Foundered in a storm. 1958, Oct 16 or 17 |
