Other Pre-WWI Shipbuilders
On The Atlantic Coast South of New York
This table attempts to cover those other shipbuilders located on the Atlantic Coast south of New York that were active in the years between the Civil War and World War One.
Builder | Location | O/N | Name | Customer | Type | LDT | LOA | Built | Notes | |
New Jersey | ||||||||||
American Dredging | Camden NJ | L. Y. Schermerhorn | tugboat | 174 | 1903 | |||||
Bailey & Co., E. H. | Camden, NJ | Hay De | tugboat | 1887 | ||||||
Camden SB | Camden NJ | Georgia | tugboat | 1895 | ||||||
Hillman, B.G. | Camden NJ | Fortuna | freighter | 374 | 1880 | later Huracan 1900, deleted 1929 | ||||
Hillman, B.G. | Camden NJ | Ethel | freighter | 570 | 1883 | later Dessalines 1883, deleted 1909 | ||||
Hillman, B.G. | Camden NJ | Nantucket | passenger | 629 | 1886 | later Point Comfort 1915, wrecked Esopus I 1919 | ||||
Perth Amboy SB | Perth Amboy NJ | Elm City | Long Island Nav Co | freighter | 379 | 1910 | later Mohican 1917, burned Alexandretta 1919 | |||
Quigley, Davis & Dorp | Camden NJ | Bryn Mawr | Peter Wright & Sons | tugboat | 1903 | |||||
Tucker, B. | Cramer Hill NJ | Blue Bell | tugboat | 179 | 1904 | |||||
Tucker, B. | Cramer Hill NJ | Salutation | McWilliams Blue Line | tugboat | 184 | 1907 | ||||
Stevens, Francis B. | Hoboken NJ | Blue Bonnet | 169 | 1870 | ||||||
Stevens, Francis B. | Hoboken NJ | Red Jacket | 149 | 1870 | ||||||
Stevens, Francis B. | Hoboken NJ | Raritan | steamer | 175 | 1871 | |||||
Stevens, Francis B. | Hoboken NJ | Renova | 194 | 1875 | ||||||
Stuart, John | Hoboken NJ | Morristown | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 682 | 1865 | abandoned 1898 | |||
Stuart, John | Hoboken NJ | James Rumsey | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 671 | 1867 | scrapped 1907 | |||
Stuart, John | Hoboken NJ | Hackensack | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 917 | 1871 | deleted 1912 | |||
Stuart, John | Hoboken NJ | Moonachie | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 810 | 1877 | to NY & College Point Ferry Co. 1907 as Queens, burned 1918 | |||
Bulls Ferry NJ | Richard Borden | Providence & Newport SS Co | freighter | 892 | 1874 | later George Weems 1905, burned off Frying Pan Shoals 1908 | ||||
Camden NJ | Uno (ex-Juniper) | US Revenue Service | cutter | 116 | acquired from USN 1865, sold 1906 | |||||
Cramer Hill NJ | Salutation | tugboat | 184 | 1907 | ||||||
Elizabethport NJ | Evelyn | tugboat | 173 | 1914 | later Macuro, wrecked Puerto Cabello 1970 | |||||
Hoboken NJ | Hoboken | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 207 | 1822 | Abandoned1856 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Pioneer | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 143 | 1824 | abandoned 1860 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | John Fitch | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 125 | 1845 | abandoned 1878 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Bushwick | Astoria Ferry Co. | ferry | 151 | 1848 | barge 1872 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | James Rumsey | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 341 | 1851 | burned 1853 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | James Watt | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 372 | 1851 | burned 1870 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Paterson | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 360 | 1854 | abandoned 1874 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Hoboken | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 530 | 1861 | lost 1862 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Hoboken | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 551 | 1864 | abandoned 1880 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Secaucus | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 971 | 1868 | to Carteret Ferry Co. 1926, burned 1935 | ||||
Hoboken NJ | Wiehaeken | Hoboken Ferry Co. | ferry | 724 | 1868 | to NY & College Point Ferry Co. 1887 as College Point, scrapped 1907 | ||||
New Brunswick NJ | Whitehead | US Navy | gunboat | 136 | 1861 | burned 1872 | ||||
Pennsylvania | ||||||||||
Baird & Huston | Philadelphia PA | Pansy | freighter | 302 | 1878 | |||||
Brown, Thomas | Philadelphia PA | Salmon P. Chase | US Revenue Service | cutter | 142 | 1878 | to USPHS 1907 | |||
Chester Iron Works | Chester PA | Manhattan | USCG | tugboat | 147 | 1873 | ||||
Chester Rolling Mills | Chester PA | Pioneer | 43 | 1885 | ||||||
Chester Rolling Mills | Chester PA | Nearia | yacht | 141 | 1887 | |||||
Chester Rolling Mills | Chester PA | Restless | yacht | 88 | 1887 | |||||
Chester Rolling Mills | Chester PA | Climax | 46 | 1888 | ||||||
Clinton | Philadelphia PA | motor barge No. 30 | tanker | 326 | 1919 | later Poling Bros. No. 6 1931, Michael V. McKay 1960, deleted 1968 | ||||
Clinton | Philadelphia PA | motor barge No. 31 | tanker | 326 | 1919 | scrapped 1981 | ||||
Houston & Woodbridge | Linwood PA | Winter Quarter Shoal | U.S. Lighthouse Service | LV-45 | 401 | 1887 | sold 1927 | |||
Houston & Woodbridge | Linwood PA | Cape Charles | U.S. Lighthouse Service | LV-46 | 401 | 1887 | sold 1923 | |||
Penna RR Company | PA | Jessie | 118 | 1872 | ||||||
Penna RR Company | PA | Overbrook | 179 | 1894 | ||||||
Pioneer Iron Works | Marcus Hook PA | Frey-ja | yacht | 78 | 1881 | |||||
Pioneer Iron Works | Marcus Hook PA | Joanna | yacht | 143 | 1881 | |||||
Widener, Chas. | Chester PA | Manhattan | US Revenue Service | cutter | 147 | 1873 | later Arundel, sold 1928 | |||
Kensington PA | Victoria | US Navy | gunboat | 254 | 1866 | sold 1875 | ||||
Delaware | ||||||||||
Davidson C.C. | Milton DE | Martha E. McCabe | Bowen & Williams | freighter | 357 | 1888 | deleted 1899 | |||
Moore Sons | Wilmington DE | Albemarle | Old Dominion S.S. Co | freighter | 509 | 1891 | later Nicholas 1920, foundered Cape Tuzla 1920 | |||
Wilmington DE | Reliance | Edwards Dredging Co | tugboat | 784 | 1887 | later Gedney 1893, scrapped 1930 | ||||
Maryland | ||||||||||
Brewster Bros. | Baltimore MD | Pocomoke | US Navy | tugboat | 1902 | to USN 1917 as YT-43, returned to owner 1918 | ||||
Clark, J. | Baltimore MD | Alsenborn | NY & Baltimore Tptn Line | freighter | 508 | 1888 | scrapped 1910 | |||
Clark, J. | Baltimore MD | Princess | freighter | 151 | 1906 | |||||
Johnson, A. R. | Fort Howard MD | Maggie Duncan | J. Duncan | freighter | 535 | 1890 | later Mohawk 1906, wrecked Castle Hook NJ 1922 | |||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Choptank | passenger | 346 | 1883 | scrapped 1924 | ||||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Nansemond | Suffolk SB Co | freighter | 309 | 1887 | collision off Aruba 1895 | |||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Peerless | tugboat | 102 | 1900 | |||||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Defiance | F. A. Egerton | tugboat | 154 | 1903 | later Alexander, Timothy, W. H. McAllister | |||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Imperial | tugboat | 160 | 1904 | |||||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Margaret | freighter | 203 | 1904 | |||||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Leader | tugboat | 106 | 1904 | |||||
McCosker, T. | Baltimore MD | Sea King | freighter | 150 | 1907 | |||||
Ramsey, H. A. | Baltimore MD | James Guthrie | US Revenue Service | tugboat | 110 | 1882 | sold 1942 | |||
Ramsey, H. A. | Baltimore MD | Zizania | U.S. Lighthouse Service | tender | 439 | 1888 | later Adario 1943, sold 1947 | |||
Tull, E.J. | Pocomoke City MD | W. R. Rowe | trawler | 218 | 1901 | |||||
Tull, E.J. | Pocomoke City MD | Helen Euphane | trawler | 168 | 1902 | |||||
Tull, E.J. | Pocomoke City MD | John B. Hinton | Seaboard Oil & Guano Co | trawler | 309 | 1912 | later Suzann D 1920, Nicolazic 1921, Agnar 1925, foundered off Lindesnes 1928 | |||
Tull, E.J. | Pocomoke City MD | Delaware | trawler | 246 | 1913 | |||||
Waite | Baltimore MD | Chesapeake | passenger | 316 | 1884 | scrapped 1916 | ||||
Baltimore MD | Blake | U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey | research | 349 | 1874 | later George Weems 1905, burned off Frying Pan Shoals 1908 | ||||
Baltimore MD | Bush Bluff | U.S. Lighthouse Service | LV-97 | 87 | 1876 | sold 1920 | ||||
Baltimore MD | LV-73 | 538 | 1901 | |||||||
Baltimore MD | William S. Brusstar | fishing boat | 202 | 1902 | ||||||
Baltimore MD | Sea King | freighter | 124 | 1902 | ||||||
Baltimore MD | Magnolia | USCG | WAGL-231 | 880 | 1904 | rammed and sunk 1945 | ||||
Baltimore MD | Ivy | USCG | WAGL | 880 | 1904 | sold 1941 | ||||
Baltimore MD | Wissahickon | tugboat | 137 | 1904 | ||||||
Baltimore MD | San Pablo | dredger | 700 | 1916 | ||||||
Baltimore MD | Absecon | USACE | dredge | 603 | 1914 | later Macuro, wrecked Puerto Cabello 1970 | ||||
Baltimore MD | Agassiz | US Revenue Service | cutter | 62 | from Coast Survey 1861, returned 1865 | |||||
District of Columbia | ||||||||||
Washington DC | Beaufort | freighter | 385 | 1883 | barge 1896, burned at 152nd Street & East River, New York, 1932 | |||||
Virginia | ||||||||||
Colonna, C.J. | Berkley VA | Chas. J. Colonna | trawler | 265 | 1904 | later A. Vernon McNeal | ||||
Petersburg Iron Works | Petersburg VA | Cape Elizabeth | U.S. Lighthouse Service | LV-74 | 495 | 1902 | sold 1934 | |||
Smith & McCoy | Norfolk VA | W. L. Messick | Carters Creek Fish Guano Co | trawler | 243 | 1911 | deleted 1962 | |||
Southern Transportation | Norfolk VA | Liberty | Southern Tptn Co | tugboat | 324 | 1918 | scrapped 1955 | |||
Tredegar Iron Works | Richmond VA | Polk | USCG | cutter | 400 | 1844 | ||||
Tredegar Iron Works | Richmond VA | Tredegar | steamer | 27 | 1867 | abandoned 1872 | ||||
Tredegar Iron Works | Richmond VA | Virginia | steamer | 27 | 1867 | abandoned 1938 | ||||
Tredegar Iron Works | Richmond VA | W. F. Taylor | steamer | 63 | 1867 | abandoned 1872 | ||||
Norfolk VA | Rosedale | passenger | 938 | 1877 | discarded 1907 | |||||
Weems VA | John T. Donohue | freighter | 179 | 1912 | ||||||
North Carolina | ||||||||||
Liberty SB | Wilmington NC | Cape Fear | freighter | 2,795 | 1919 | collision and sank off Newport RI 1920 | ||||
Reed, A. | Fort Bragg NC | Sequoia | J. S. Kimball Co | freighter | 411 | 1898 | wrecked near Humboldt Bar 1907 | |||
Wilmington NC | Governor Williams | US Revenue Service | cutter | acquired from USN 1802, lost 1806 | ||||||
South Carolina | ||||||||||
Williams, H.T. | Conway SC | Maggie | B. G. Collins | passenger | 321 | 1896 | burned at Conway SC-1897 | |||
Charleston SC | John M. Cole | passenger | 318 | 1886 | later Irvington 1928, scrapped 1936 | |||||
Georgia | ||||||||||
Brunswick Marine | Brunswick GA | Rassapeage | East Coast Tptn Corp | freighter | 966 | 1917 | aux. schooner, burned in Nipe Bay and scrapped | |||
Brunswick Marine | Brunswick GA | Nisseqogue | East Coast Tptn Corp | freighter | 966 | 1917 | aux. schooner, Jean 1923, in collision Brigantine Shoals NJ, scrapped 1928 | |||
Liberty SB | Brunswick GA | Atlantus | freighter | 2,391 | 1919 | wrecked off Cape May 1926 | ||||
Savannah Engr | Savannah GA | Sherewog | East Coast Tptn Co | freighter | 1,353 | 1917 | aux. schooner, barge 1925 | |||
Savannah Engr | Savannah GA | Verdun | Govt of France | freighter | 1,353 | 1918 | aux. schooner, burned Rouen 1920 | |||
Wilkinson Machine | Savannah GA | Richmond | Augusta-Savannah Nav Co | passenger | 568 | 1915 | abandoned 1924 | |||
Florida | ||||||||||
Baxter SY | Jacksonville FL | George H.Barnes | E. G. Potter | freighter | 1,611 | 1918 | aux. schooner, Guildford D. Pendleton 1920, scrapped 1927 | |||
Bullock & Caldwell | Milton FL | Irages | freighter | 426 | 1919 | later Bastidas 1927, deleted 1931 | ||||
De Cottes | Jacksonville FL | Admiral Dewey | tugboat | 125 | 1898 | |||||
Hillyer-Sperring-Dunn | Jacksonville FL | Baxley | freighter | 2,551 | 1918 | scrapped 1923 | ||||
Port Inglis Terminal Co. | Yankeetown FL | Ralph Barker | 229 | 1900 | ||||||
Port Inglis Terminal Co. | Yankeetown FL | Withlacoochee | barge | 93 | 1906 | |||||
Santa Rosa SB | Milton FL | Ekstrand | freighter | 459 | 1919 | wrecked near Larvik 1920 | ||||
Santa Rosa SB | Milton FL | Furustrand | freighter | 454 | 1919 | aux. schooner, Alatga 1923, deleted 1931 | ||||
Other | ||||||||||
Graham, H.S. | San Juan PR. | Cerrito | freighter | 490 | 1918 | |||||
Cameron, A. | New Jerusalem OH | Music | freighter | 320 | 1874 | burned Onekama MI 1899 | ||||
Gibbs & Co | Galmpton | Chasna | freighter | 202 | 1904 | |||||
Hawkes, R.P. | Watertown | Watertown | J.E.Cassidy | freighter | 300 | 1890 | burned Boston 1892 | |||
Housatonic | Stratford CT | Ganeri | freighter | 2,551 | 1919 | scrapped 1922 | ||||
Housatonic | Stratford CT | Fairfield | freighter | 2,551 | 1919 | wrecked Martha's Vineyard and scrapped 1921 | ||||
East Rockaway NY | Anna E. Combes | freighter | 138 | 1904 | ||||||
Lola | Alegret & Co | freighter | 609 | 1877 | burned at Perth Amboy 1906 |