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Latest revision as of 20:30, 28 April 2018

Gas Engine & Power Company and Charles L. Seabury & Company, Consolidated was an American company in Morris Heights, New York that was formed by the merger of two minor shipbuilding firms in 1896. The firm belatedly changed their name to the much more succinct Consolidated Shipbuilding Corporation in 1919.[1]

Shipbuilding

Ship Type Launched Fate
U.S.S. Huntress armed yacht 1895 Sold 3 Dec, 1917
U.S.S. Kanawha armed yacht 1896 Transferred 9 Dec, 1899
U.S.S. Bailey torpedo boat 5 Dec, 1899 Sold 10 Mar, 1920
U.S.S. Wilkes torpedo boat 28 Sep, 1901 Sunk 1914
U.S.S. Stewart destroyer 10 May, 1902
U.S.S. Dubuque gunboat 15 Aug, 1904 Transferred 19 Dec, 1946
U.S.S. Paducah gunboat 11 Oct, 1904 Sold 19 Dec, 1946
U.S.S. Pelican minesweeper 15 Jun, 1918 Sold 22 Nov, 1946
U.S.S. Falcon minesweeper 7 Sep, 1918 Sold 12 Mar, 1947
U.S.S. Osprey minesweeper 19 Nov, 1918 Sold 1947
U.S.S. Seagull minesweeper 24 Dec, 1918 Transferred 2 May, 1947
U.S.S. Tern minesweeper 22 May, 1919 Sold 1948

See Also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ "Old Firm Changes Name". Motor Boating XXIII (6): p. 41.

Bibliography

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