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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.

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Name	Company	Year	Event [Reference Source]
Cabotia	Henderson & Co.	1833	Ship of 388 tons built in 1825 and surveyed in Liverpool [W015].
Cadaceus	Shaw Savill & Company	1869	Sailed out of Liverpool.
Caeser	C. Caesar	1859	Ship of 435 tons built in 1832 and surveyed in Liverpool [W015].
Calchas	Ocean Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1824	A schooner of 10,304 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Caleb Grimshaw		1849	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Caledonia		1834	Packet ship sailing from New York to Liverpool[Montreal Gazette].
Caledonia	Anchor Line	1875	Made a Glasgow to Liverpool and Bombay voyage.
Caledonia Brander		1845	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Calhoun (SS)	Black Star Line	1854	American packet ship on the Liverpool to New York route.
California	Pacific Steam Navigation Company	1902	Registered in Liverpool.
California	Anchor Line	1915	Used on the Liverpool to New York route. Sunk by a German submarine in 1917.
California	Anchor Line	1924	Used on the Liverpool to Bombay route.
Californian (SS)	Allan Line	1891	4244 ton vessel owned by the Liverpool line. Renamed "Coamo" in 1901.
Californian	Leyland Line	1902	6223 ton vessel owned by the Liverpool line. Was in the vicinity when the Titanic sunk in 1912. Torpedoed in 1915.
Camaranca		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Cambodia	Steam Ship Cambodia Co. Ltd.	1882	A steamer of 3006 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Cambria	Cunard	1845	Used on the Liverpool to Halifax route.
Cambridge		1846	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Cambridge	Jones & Co.	1853	A ship of ~1100 tons built in 1851 that was registered in Liverpool. Sailed for Port Philip [W015].
Cambroman	Warren Line	1892	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Boston.
Cameronia	Anchor Line	1921	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York.
Campania	Cunard	1893	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
Canada	Cunard	1849	Used on the Liverpool to New York & Halifax routes.
Canada	Dominion Line	1896	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal.
Canadian	Allan Line	1873	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal.
Candahar	T. & J. Brocklebank	1874	A ship of 1418 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Canopic	Dominion Line	1900	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Boston.
Canopus	Moss Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1881	A barque of 2802 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Capetown Castle		1942	Used on the Liverpool to Durban routes.
Cape Clear		1874	Used on the San Francisco to Liverpool route [Records of Joseph Price].
Capella	Star Navigation Company	1882	Built for the Liverpool company owned by Rathbone Bros.
Captain		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Caractacus	Nicholson	1855	A ship of ~900 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Caravan		1856	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Carinthia	Cunard Line	1956	Used on the Liverpool to Montreal route up to 1966.
Carmania	Cunard Line	1905	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York
Carn Tual	W. Wheatley	1877	A barque of 526 tons that was built 1859 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Carnalie		1848	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Carnarvon	H. Jones	1856	A brig of 238 tons built 1852 at Port Madoc and surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for Vera Cruz [W015].
Carnarvon Bay	Ship Carnarvon Bay Ltd.	1908	A ship of 1932 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Carnatic		1778	French East Indiaman brought by a privateer to Liverpool [12].
Carnatic		1848	British registered ship used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Caroline	R. Davies	1853	A ship of ~700 tons that was built 1850 and surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for Port Adelaide [W015].
Caroline	N. Tuite	1855	A brigantine of ~100 tons that was built 1851 and registered in Liverpool. Sailed for Australia [W015].
Caroline	W. Sharpe	1855	A ship of ~900 tons that was built 1852 and registered in Liverpool. Sailed for Australia [W015].
Caroline	The Carron Co.	1878	A steamer of 646 tons that was built in Liverpool by T. Royden & Sons [W015].
Caroline Middleton	J. Brown	1854	A ship of ~1000 tons that was registered in Liverpool. Sailed for Hobart Town [W015].
Caronia	Cunard	1903	Used on the Liverpool to New York route [13].
Caronia	Cunard	1999	Named in Liverpool in front of the former world headquarters of the line.
Caronica		1908	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Carpathia		1902	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Queenstown and Boston. Arrived New York April 18th, 1912 with 700 "Titanic" survivors.
Carrick		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Carrysforth	Wickstead	1798	A ship of 781 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for the Baltic Sea [W015].
Carthaginian	Allan Line	1886	Used on the Liverpool to Baltimore route.
Caspian (SS)	Allan Line	1870	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal. Used as Royal Mail steamer used on the Liverpool to Quebec crossings [08].
Cassandra	Page & Co.	1832	A ship of 289 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for New York [W015].
Castilian	Miller & Co.	1858	A ship of 1064 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for St.John,New Brunswick [W015].
Castlehead		1869	Used on the Liverpool to Sydney route [Records of Joseph Price].
Catalonia	Cunard Line	1881	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
Cataraqui		1846	Departed Liverpool on 20 April 1846 and 414 lives were lost off Australia.
Cavalier		1872	A barque [Records of Joseph Price].
Cedric	White Star	1902	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York.
Celtic		1881	[Records of Joseph Price].
Celtic	White Star	1901	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York.
Celtic Monarch	Parry, Jones & Co.	1884	A ship of 2119 tons that was registered in Liverpool[W015].
Cephalonia	Cunard Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1887	A barque of 5517 tons that was built in 1882 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Champion		1843	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Champion of the Seas	Black Ball Line	1854	Built for the Liverpool line.
Chance	Robinson & Co.	1764	A sailing vessel of 60 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Chance	Coltart & Co.	1853	A ship of ~1000 tons built in 1851 that was registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015].
Chancellor	A Cassels	1860	Registered in Liverpool. Used on the Liverpool to New York route. [Lloyds Register]
Channing		1848	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Chaos		1841	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Charity	African Steam Ship Company	1853	Registered in Liverpool [Lloyds Register].
Charlemagne		1846	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Charles	Holland & Co.	1812	A brig of 130 tons that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Charles Buck		1855	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Charles Chaloner		1847	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans and New York routes.
Charles Crocker		1851	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Charles Crooke		1853	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Charleston Packet		1809	Broke embargo on American ships sailing to foreign ports and sailed into Liverpool
Charles Wharton	Holingworth	1830	A ship of 396 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool [W015].
Charlotte		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Charming Jenny	Laythorn & Co.	1764	A ship of 80 tons built in 1750 that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Charming Jenny		1764	A ship of 150 tons built in 1756 that was registered in Liverpool [W015].
Charming Polly		1775	Sailed from Antigua to Liverpool[Lloyds Evening Post].
Charter		1847	Used on the Liverpool to St.John route.
Chatnarin		1850	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Cherbourg	Cunard		Used between Liverpool and Europe.
Cheshire	Bibby Line	1927	Used on the Liverpool to Rangoon route.
Chicago	Guion Line	1866	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
Chieftain		1843	Used on the Liverpool to Quebec route.
Children	Gordon & Co.	1825	A bark of 254 tons built in Liverpool but later wrecked in 1839 [W015].
Childwall	C.W. Kellock	1887	An iron barque of 1334 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Chillianwallah	J. Roche	1868	A ship of 1249 tons surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for New York [W015].
Chimborazo		1855	Used on the Liverpool to Philadelphia route.
China	J. Johnson	1840	A ship of 618 tons built in 1835 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
China	Cunard	1862	Cunard’s first purpose built emigrant ship with screw propellers.
Chippewa		1848	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Christiana Carnell	J. Johnson	1868	A brig of 193 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Christina	Catto & Co.	1852	A barque of ~240 tons surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for Singapore [W015].
Chrysolite	Taylor & Co.	1855	A ship of ~500 tons registered in Liverpool. Sailed for China [W015].
Chusan		1848	A Dumbarton built barque of 482 tons [Records of Joseph Price].
Cincinnatus	Coates & Griswold Line	1820	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Cintra	Bibby & Co.	1855	A steamer of ~500 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Circassian	North Atlantic Steam Navigation Co	1856	Maiden voyage was from Liverpool but terminated by gales. Used on the Liverpool to St.Johns,Halifax and Portland routes.
Circassian (SS)	Allan Line	1873	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec. Used as a Royal Mail steamer [08].
Cisneros	MacAndrews & Co. Ltd.	1938	A steamer of 1886 tons surveyed in Liverpool [W015].
City of Antwerp	Inman Line	1867	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Baltimore	Inman Line	1855	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Marseilles
City of Berlin	Inman Line	1875	Ran between Liverpool and New York and used by emigrants.
City of Boston	Inman Line	1870	Vanished between New York and Liverpool on 25th January 1870 with the loss of around 177 lives.
City of Brooklyn		1871	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
City of Brussels (SS)	Inman Line	1869	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Carlisle		1877	Used on the Liverpool to San Francisco route [Records of Joseph Price].
City of Chester	Inman Line	1873	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Chicago	Inman Line	1883	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Cork	Inman Line	1863	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Dublin	Inman Line	1864	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Glasgow	Philadelphia Steamship Company [Inman Line]	1850	Left Liverpool 1 March 1854 for Philadelphia but was lost at sea.
City of Limerick	Inman Line	1863	Used on the Liverpool to New York via Queenstown route.
City of Lincoln	J. Johnson	1853	A ship of ~800 tons built in 1847 and registered in Liverpool. Sailed for Australia [W015].
City of Lincoln	Thistle Line	1881	Used on the Liverpool to New York route. Previoulsy named Massachusetts.
City of London	W. Inman	1874	A ship of 2765 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
City of Manchester	Philadelphia Steamship Company [Inman Line]	1851	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Philadelphia.
City of Mobile		1857	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
City of Montreal (SS)		1878	Used on the Liverpool to New York route [W006].
City of New York		1858	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
City of New York	Inman Line	1861	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of New York	Inman Line	1865	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown. Originally named Delaware.
City of Paris	Inman Line	1888	Built at Clydebank and launched 1888 she was a regular on the Liverpool-New York route and won the Blue Ribband on her second transatlantic voyage.
City of Rangoon	Ellerman Lines	1939	A schooner of 6635 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
City of Richmond		1876	Used on the Liverpool to New York route [W0 ].
City of Rome	Philadelphia Steamship Company [Inman Line]	1881	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
City of Vienna	Allan Line	1906	Used on the Liverpool to Philadelphia route.
City of Washington	Inman Line	1855	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Marseilles.
Claiborne		1843	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Clara Symes	Broadbent	1850	A barque of ~850 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Clara Wheeler		1854	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Clarence		1884	Was burnt and sunk after getting rammed [Records of Joseph Price].
Cleator	Blue Funnel Line	1854	Built in Liverpool and the second ship for the Liverpool based line owned by Holt.
Clement	Booth Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1947	A steamer of 5051 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Cleveland	Barry	1839	A ship of 386 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Calcutta [W015].
Clifton		1847	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Clwyd	Clwyd Steamship Co	1917	Liverpool steel steamship of 289 tons gross in collision and lost near Isle of Man [20].
Clyde		1845	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Cochis		1845	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Cockermouth	P. Iredale & Porter Ltd.	1904	A ship of 1337 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Codillera		1876	[Records of Joseph Price].
Coeur de Lion	Fisher & Co.	1834	Ship used on the Liverpool to Montreal route [Records of Joseph Price][W015].
Colombo		1845	Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route.
Colombo	A.L. Coltart	1870	A ship of 987 tons built in 1868 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Colonial		1851	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Colonist		1852	Sailed from Liverpool to New York.
Colorado	Guion Line	1867	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown.
Columba	Sandback, Tinne & Co.	1881	A ship of 1794 tons built in Liverpool by W. H. Potter & Son and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Columbia	Cunard	1841	Used on the Liverpool to New York and Halifax routes.
Columbia	Anchor Line	1875	Used on the Liverpool to Halifax route.
Columbia	Neptune Shipping Company	1954	Used on the Liverpool to Quebec via Belfast route.
Columbiana		1846	Used on the Liverpool to Boston route.
Columbine	McLenan & Co.	1854	A brig of 180 tons surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed for Australia [W015].
Columbus	Black Ball	1834	Packet ship sailing from New York to Liverpool [Montreal Gazette].
Columbus	Dominion Line	1903	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Boston. Was later renamed 'Republic'.
Commerce		1804	Bark used on the Liverpool to Philadelphia and (in 1847) the Liverpool to St.John route.
Commerce	City of Dublin Steam Packet Co	1843	Liverpool to Dublin [G-1843].
Commodore	Barrow & Co.	1835	A barque of 203 tons built at Newport and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Concord		1698	Used on the Liverpool to Virginia route.
Conde De Patmella		1820	Steamship crossing from Liverpool to Brazil.
Confiance	Scott	1852	1200 ton vessel used on the Liverpool to Geelong, Australia route. The owner and master was Joseph Price [Records of Joseph Price][W015].
Congress		1835	Took part in an historic race of twelve packets from New York to Liverpool [16].
Conheath	R. Thompson	1853	A barque of ~300 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Cape of Good Hope [W015].
Conqueror		1852	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Consignment		1863	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Constellation		1851	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Constitution		1868	British ship crossing from Liverpool to New York.
Continent		1852	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Conway		1859	Sold to Mercantile Association in Liverpool.
Conway (HMS)		1891	Training ship that was moored on the Mersey.
Coptic	White Star Line	1881	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York.
Cora Linn	R. Penney	1869	A barque of 560 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Singapore [W015].
Corea	Martin & Co.	1850	A ship of ~700 tons that was surveyed in Liverpool [W015].
Corinthian	Messick & Co.	1832	A ship of 503 tons built in 1822 that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Baltimore [W015].
Corinthian	Allan Line	1900	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec and Montreal.
Corker		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Cornelia		1846	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Cornelia Lawrence		1855	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Cornelius	Bruce & Co.	1832	A snow of 204 tons built in 1817 that was surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Rio de Janeiro [W015].
Cornelius Grimmell		1854	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Corsican Hero		1771	Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08].
Countess of Elgin	Holderness	1857	A barque of ~1100 tons built at Quebec in 1852 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
County Antrim		1895	A barque of 1241 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Courier		1848	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Courtenay	Sharpe	1849	A ship of 608 tons registered in Liverpool. Sailed to New Orleans [W015].
Craignair	Cragnair Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1905	A schooner of 105 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Creole		1847	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Crescent	Thompson	1796	A ship of 255 tons constructed in Liverpool. Sailed to Africa [W015].
Crescent City	J. Beazley	1863	A ship of ~800 tons registered in Liverpool. Sailed to India [W015].
Cressington	E.F. & W. Roberts	1902	A ship of 2208 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Crimea	Stuckey	1857	A ship of 1080 tons surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015].
Cromwell		1850	Used on the Liverpool to Boston route.
Crown Princess		2009	A large cruise ship visiting Liverpool.
Criffel		1866	A barque used on the Liverpool to Lima route [Records of Joseph Price].
Crusader	J. Johnson	1839	A ship of ~600 tons registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Sydney [W015].
Cumbrian	P. Iredale & Son	1882	A barque of 1083 tons registered in Liverpool [W015].
Cunliffe			Liverpool ship whose mate Thomas Ashburner got "freedom of the borough" for sucessfully clearing his ship of French attackers after his captain had fallen [11].
Curler		1833	Used on the Liverpool to Hobart Town, Australia route.
Cuthbert		1851	Used on the Liverpool to Boston route.
Cuthbert	Booth Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1908	A schooner of 3563 tons built in 1906 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Cuzco	Pacific Steam Navigation Co	1871	Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Rio de Janeiro.
Cyclops	Ocean Steam Ship Co. Ltd.	1942	A steamer of 9076 tons built in 1906 and registered in Liverpool [W015].
Cynosure		1855	Used on the Liverpool to New York route.
Cypran		1881	[Records of Joseph Price].
Cyrenian	S.S. Cyrenian Co. Ltd.	1874	A schooner of 1437 tons built by Bowdler, Chaffer & Co. in Liverpool and registered in Liverpool [W015].

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