Quebec Central Roster Notes
1        named J. G. Robertson.
2        named R.D. Morkill.
3         named L. N. LaRochelle.
4        named A. Scott.
5        named Hon. H. J. Blanchet.
6        this Lacroix believed to have been engaged in Maine logging operations; thus may have been Edouard('King') Lacroix of Lac Frontiere, owner of the Madawaska Company., before he became active in a railway building venture in Maine between 1926 and 1930. In any case, the final disposition of the 4-4-0 is unknown.
7        rebuilt 1914.08.
8        rebuilt 1914.07.
9        believed sold to Pennington Asbestos(Robertson, Que.); on circumstantial evidence of QRL&P 10, acquired from them in 1923, a  4-4-0 built 1890 having identical dimensions to QCR 14. QRL&P 10 scrapped 1928.
10       reported wrecked in head-on collision  1901.10.03, boilers used outside engine shed at Sherbrooke for some years subsequent; other records indicate sold to Temiscouta Ry  as 4 - 5(?), 1902.03, the year 2nd 18-19 acquired.
11       rebuilt 1915.01.
12       date given as built would be rebuilt date by GTR.
13        to John Breakey as Chaudiere Valley Ry 31, likely scrapped about 1960. CLC 800 last new 4-4-0  built by the company.
14        last locomotive acquired new by Quebec Central.

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