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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] |
| Nanny | 1771 |
Engaged in the African slave trade sailing from Liverpool [08]. | |
| Naomi | 1847 |
Bark used on the Liverpool to Port of Quebec route. | |
| Narragansett | Anglo-American Oil Company | 1915 |
Was en route from New Jersey to Liverpool and near to the Lusitania when she sent her SOS after being hit by a torpedo. |
| National Eagle | 1853 |
Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route. | |
| Nauphante | J. Lyne | 1856 |
A barque of 375 tons built in Liverpool and registered in Liverpool [W015]. |
| Nea Hellas | Anchor Line | 1931 |
Used on the Liverpool to Bombay route. |
| Nelly | J. Lyne | 1760 |
A ship of 220 tons built in Liverpool and later surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Jamaica [W015]. |
| Nelson Village | Bowden | 1847 |
A barque of 384 tons (built 1826) surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to Charleston [W015]. |
| Nemesis | Cunard Line | 1869 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York via Queenstown route. |
| Nephtis | Moss Steamship Co. Ltd. | 1891 |
A steamer of 2010 tons (built 1877) registered in Liverpool [W015]. |
| Neptune | 1857 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| Nereid | H. Collin | 1876 |
A barque of 350 tons (built 1866) surveyed in Liverpool [W015]. |
| Nestorian (SS) | Allan Line | 1867 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Portland. The Royal Mail steamer was also used on the Liverpool to Quebec crossings [08]. |
| Neva | 1855 |
Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route. | |
| Nevada | Guion Line | 1868 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown. Used by Mormon immigrants. |
| Nevisian | F. Leyland & Co. Ltd. | 1925 |
A schooner of 6369 tons (built 1912) registered in Liverpool [W015]. |
| New Brooklyn | British & African Steam Navigation Co. Ltd. | 1925 |
A steamer of 6546 tons (built 1920) registered in Liverpool [W015]. |
| New England | Dominion Line | 1898 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Boston. |
| New Hampshire | 1846 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| New World | 1852 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| New York | 1847 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| New York | Edward Bates | 1874 |
Bought by the Liverpool company. Wrecked near Staten Island in 1891. |
| New York | Inman Line | 1888 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to New York via Queenstown. Built as 'City of New York'. |
| New York | 1915 |
Amercan ship which departed from New York around the same time as Lusitania on her last voyage and also heading for Liverpool. | |
| Newton | Lamport & Holt Line | 1864 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to South America. |
| Newton | Lamport & Holt Line | 1888 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Rosaria, Argentina. |
| Niagara | 1852 |
British steamer used on the Liverpool to Boston route. | |
| Niagara | 1857 |
The American Navy’s biggest ship which sailed from Liverpool with a transatlantic cable. | |
| Nicholas Biddle | 1847 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| Nightingale | 1860 |
Built in 1851 in the USA, she was re-equiped as a slave ship by Holzberg & Bowen in Liverpool and sailed to Africa under Captain Frederick Bowen. | |
| Nile | Huntington | 1830 |
A ship of ~350 tons (built 1826) surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to New York [W015]. |
| Nile | Dike & Co. | 1830 |
A ship of ~400 tons (built 1825) surveyed in Liverpool. Sailed to New York & Boston [W015]. |
| Nimrod | Taylor & Co. | 1841 |
A ship of 469 tons (built 1812) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Sydney [W015]. |
| Nonantum | 1846 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| Noordland | American Line | 1901 |
Used on the Liverpool to Philadelphia route. |
| Norfolk | 1844 |
Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route. | |
| Normandie | Havre Old Line | 1837 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. |
| Norsman | Dominion Line | 1900 |
Used on the Liverpool to South Africa route. |
| North | Boyd & Co. | 1859 |
A ship of 1238 tons (built 1855) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015]. |
| North | G.D. Tyser | 1875 |
A ship of 1333 tons built 1868 in Birkenhead and surveyed in Liverpool [W015]. |
| North America | 1834 |
Packet ship sailing from New York to Liverpool [Montreal Gazette]. | |
| North American (SS) | Allan Line | 1863 |
Royal Mail steamer used on the Liverpool to Quebec and Portland, Maine crossings [08]. |
| North Atlantic | 1850 |
Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route. | |
| North Briton | Allan Line | 1858 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec. |
| North Carolina | 1879 |
The barque was wrecked at Bermuda carrying cotton to Liverpool [TV show "Deep Sea Detectives"]. | |
| North Star | 1859 |
Used on the Liverpool to New York route. | |
| North Star | W. Thomas & Co. | 1887 |
A barque of 7408 tons (built 1871) registered in Liverpool [W015]. |
| Northampton | 1853 |
Used on the Liverpool to New Orleans route. | |
| Northern Light | Lemon & Co. | 1858 |
A ship of ~1200 tons (built 1853) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015]. |
| Norway | Allan Line | 1868 |
Was a 'feeder ship' used to bring immigrants from Bergen & Trondheim to Liverpool for onward travel. |
| Norwegian | 1863 |
Steamship sailing from Liverpool to Quebec and Portland, Maine. | |
| Nourmahal | Prowse & Co. | 1863 |
A ship of 846 tons (built 1856) registered in Liverpool. Sailed to Australia [W015]. |
| Nova Scotian | 1863 |
Steamship sailing from Liverpool to Quebec and Portland, Maine. | |
| Nubia | J.& J. Cook | 1863 |
A ship of 834 tons that sailed to Liverpool from Quebec. Wrecked in 1867 [W015]. |
| Numidian | Allan Line | 1891 |
Maiden voyage was Liverpool to Quebec. |
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