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The following is a selection of some of the many ships that were connected with Liverpool. There are pictures available for some of the ships and where this is the case you can click on the ship name to view it.

All information provided here is believed to be correct. However, no responsibility can be taken by the author for the consequence of any error in information on this web site. The numbers in brackets after the notes indicate the source reference.

Name	Company	Year	Event [Reference Source]
J Z	Augustus Zerega & Company	1848	One ship of the "immigrant line" sailing between New York and Liverpool.
J K L	Howlett & Co.	1852	A ship of ~700 tons (built 1850) and surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Bombay and South America [W015].
Jack		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Jacob A Westervelt		1855	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
James		1851	Bark surveyed at Liverpool.
James & Rebecca	J. Kenyon	1773	A ship of 250 tons (built 1771) and surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to New York [W015].
James Baine		1850s	An emigrant ship built by Donald McKay of Boston and boarded by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
James Carson	Dunn & Sons	1853	A ship of ~1200 tons (built 1851) and surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015].
James Crossfield	Potter Brothers	1862	Iron clipper of 979 tons gross built for the Liverpool owner [20].
James Foster Jr		1857	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
James Hunt		1838	[Records of Joseph Price].
James Monroe		1818	American Packet Liner that started sailing from New York to Liverpool [16].
James Nesmith		1854	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
James Pennell		1849	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
James Ray		1840	A brig of 234 tons (built 1833) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Buenos Ayres [W015].
Jane		1846	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Jane Black	R. Black	1851	A snow of 240 tons (built 1848) surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Ceylon [W015].
Jane Goodyear		1880	A brig of 211 tons (built 1866) registered in Liverpool [W015].
Jane H Gliden		1848	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Jas H Sheperd		1845	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans and New York routes.
Jay		1798	American vessel wrecked off the coast of Ireland before reaching Liverpool.
Jelliwar		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Jenny		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Jenny Lind		1849	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Jersey		1853	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Jessie Munn		1854	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Jessy		1863	Bark sailing from Liverpool to Quebec.
Johann Caesar		1879	Hamburg bark at Liverpool.
John		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
John	Alingham	1812	A brig of 94 tons (built 1789) sailing between Dublin and Liverpool [W015].
John Airey		1836	A schooner arriving and departing at Liverpool [Records of Joseph Price].
John Bellamy	Stuart & Co.	1867	A ship of 1274 tons (built 1863) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to India [W015].
John Bright		1858	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Clark		1847	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Cumming		1842	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
John Davies	Davies & Co.	1856	A ship of ~1000 tons (built 1851) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015].
John Elder	Pacific Steam Navigation Co.	1882	A steam barque of 4152 tons (built 1870) registered in Liverpool [W015].
John Fairfield		1834	Liverpool wooden brig of 247 tons wrecked off the Isle of Man [20].
John Fielden		1850	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Garrow	Cannon & Co.	1849	A ship of ~750 tons (built 1840) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to New Orleans [W015].
John Haven		1852	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Herron		1896	Mersey ferry boat built [23].
John Heyes	Gladstone	1820	A ship of 310 tons built in Liverpool. Sailed to Calcutta [W015].
John J Boyd		1855	First of three crossings from Liverpool to New York on which nearly 2000 Latter Day Saints emigrated.
John Jay		1836	Used on the Liverpool to New York route [Web 06].
John Jordine		1847	Bark used on the Liverpool to Port of Quebec route.
John Laird	Teighe & Co.	1842	A barque of ~270 tons built in Liverpool. Sailed to China [W015].
John M Wood		1854	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
John MacVicar	Bolds & Co.	1841	A ship of 581 tons built in Liverpool and registered in Liverpool [W015].
John Matthie	Sparks & Co.	1862	A ship of 566 tons (built 1847) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to India [W015].
John R Skiddy		1846	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Stuart		1852	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Taylor	Taylor & Co.	1852	A ship of ~790 tons (built 1852) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Melbourne [W015].
John Toole	J. Toole	1851	A ship of 822 tons (built 1850) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to New Orleans [W015].
Johns		1851	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Johnson		1747	Used on the Liverpool to Port Oxford, Maryland route.
Joseph Badger		1850	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Joseph Gillchrist		1863	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
John Tarrat	W. & R. Wright	1856	A ship of ~1000 tons (built 1853) surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015].
Joseph Walker		1853	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Josephine		1849	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Joshua Waddington	Cotesworth	1844	A ship of ~400 tons built in Liverpool and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Josiah Bradlee		1850	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Juba		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Julius Caesar	Havens & Co.	1832	A ship of ~340 tons (built 1816) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Philadelphia [W015].
Juno		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Junius		1846	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Jura	Cunard Line	1854	Arrived in Liverpool from the Clyde. The steamship also sailing from Liverpool to Portland, Maine.
Jura	Sandbach, Tinne & Co.	1887	A ship of 1285 tons (built 1875) registered in Liverpool [W015].
Juventa		1855	Used on the Liverpool to Philadelphia route.

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