Cuyahoga, 1863
Built: Westervelt, NY
Cost: Unknown
Rig: Brig
Machinery: 2 oscillating cyl, 36" diameter x 32" stroke; 2 boilers, 1 8' diameter screw, 144 hp
Length: 139'
Beam: 26' 6"
Draft: 14'
Displacement: 536 tons
Keel Laid: Unknown
Launched: 1854
Obtained: Purchased 1863
Disposition: Sold, 9 August 1867
Complement: Unknown
Armament: 2 30-pdr. Parrot rifles, 4 20-pdrs., 1 100-pdr., & 4 24-pdrs.
Cutter History:
Originally named Santa Anna, Cuyahoga was refurbished and re-rigged in 1864 for $30,699, becoming a three-masted schooner. In January 1867 she convoyed Harriet Lane from Havana to the United States. She became a Japanese training vessel (Settsu) after her sale
Sources:
Donald Canney. U.S. Coast Guard and Revenue Cutters, 1790-1935. Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1995.