T. J. Southard
List of ships
Southard is credited with building between 75 and 100 ships in the course of his career. The following tables currently list 65 of them.

T. J. Southard

Section Title: List of ships
Table Section Text: Southard is credited with building between 75 and 100 ships in the course of his career. The following tables currently list 65 of them.

Name	Built	Type	Ton.	Len.	Beam	Hold depth	Notes

Croton	1846	Schooner	148	87.7	23.4	8.2

Josephine	1846	Brig

Alice Frazier	1847	Bark

John Murray	1847	Bark

Masonic	1847	Ship

Medallion	1847	Ship	547	136.2	29.7	14.8	Baltimore—Liverpool packet, Corner Line, 1860

Sea Bird	1847	Brig

Buena Vista	1848	Ship	661	142.4	31.9	16	Fast ship, made "splendid passage" of 60 days from San Francisco to Calcutta in 1851

T. J. Southard	1848	Bark

Hampton	1849	Ship

Forest Queen	1849	Ship	885	158.4	35	17.5

Bennington	1850	Ship	513	132.2	29.2	14.6

Delia Maria	1850	Ship	583	138.3	30.4	15.2	Driven ashore by gale and wrecked at Charleston, South Carolina, 1854

Washington	1850	Ship

B. Sewall	1851	Ship	597	142.2	30.2	15.1	Baltimore—Liverpool packet, Corner Line, 1852

Lucy W. Hale	1851	Ship	648	Baltimore—Liverpool packet, Corner Line, 1852

Arctic	1851	Ship

Harriet Frances	1851	Bark	454	Baltimore—Liverpool packet, Corner Line, 1855

B. K. Page	1852	Ship	995	167.5	36	18

Moro Castle	1852	Ship

Gauntlet Sunda 60	1853	Clipper	1,854	240	42.4	21.2	Held record for many years as largest ship built in Maine. Sold to British 1860, record 76-day passage London–Brisbane 1863, destroyed by fire 1878

Phaeton	1853	Ship	1,113	187	35.7	17.9

Linda	1853	Ship	1,077	182.3	35.7	17.8

Lorenzo	1853	Ship	1,093

William Libby	1853	Ship	999	171	35	24

Vulcan	1854	Schooner	158	84.4	25.8	9

Wizard King	1854	Clipper	1,398	199.5	38.8	23.5	"[F]ine record in Australian service"

Charlotte A. Stamler	1854	Ship	999	A "first-class ship ... intended for the general freighting business."

Flora Southard	1855	Ship	524	134	28	22

Lizzie Southard	1857	Ship	1,041	185.3	34.7	17.5

H. E. Spearing	1857	Schooner	224	110.1	25	8.7

Southern Rights	1859	Ship	830	170	32	23

Northern Rights	18??	Ship

C. H. Smith	1860	Ship	800

C. H. Southard	1860	Bark	625	146	30	22

Equal Rights	1861	Ship	Built at Black Rock, Connecticut

T. J. Southard	1862	Ship	1,081	187.2	35.2	17.7

Ellen Southard	1863	Ship	828	159	33	23	Wrecked at Liverpool in 1875

Tommie Hussey	1864	Bark	564	136.4	30.1	15

Jane J. Southard	1864	Ship	1,120	184.5	36.2	18

R. E. Pecker	1864	Schooner	Captured and bonded for $10,000 by Confederate raider Tallahassee, 1864

B. Sewall	1865	Bark	813	147.4	34.5	13.7

Mary C. Rosevelt	1865	Brig	235	117.2	29.4	9.6

Pomona	1866	Brig	421	125.5	31	15.4

Lizzie M. Merrill	1866	Brig	458	131.4	31	15.7

C. H. Southard	1867	Ship	1,099	174	38.2	23.4

Harriet F. Hussey	1868	Bark	684	141.2	31.6	20.7

Moses Day	1868	Ship	1,271	187.2	38.2	24

Vesuvius	1869	Bark	812	160.7	32.5	21.1

Olive S. Southard	1871	Ship	1,193	186.2	37.1	24.2

T. Jeffie Southard	1873	Bark	830	161.7	36.4	18.6

Charles Dennis	1873	Brig	392	138.4	31	11.7

Charles Dennis	1875	Ship	1,710	215.6	39.7	24.7

Eureka	1876	Ship	2,101	230.7	42.1	17.7	"[F]irst class ship" costing $100,000; largest Maine-built ship at time of construction. Coal barge, 1899, sank about 1902

Red Cross	1877	Ship	1,300	185.2	38.1	23.1	Driven ashore and wrecked by hurricane, 1889

Theodore H. Allen	1879	Ship	1,537	208.7	39.2	20

Jennie Hulbert	1880	Brig	440	143.6	32.5	12.2

C. Southard Hulbert	1881	Bark	1,079	178.5	35.6	21.2

H. B. Hussey	1883	Brig	545	160.4	36.2	12.2

Commodore T. H. Allen	1884	Ship	2,390	245.2	41.6	19.7	Reportedly the largest Maine ship ever built north of Bath. Converted to coal barge after fire, 1901; sank 1912

Conecuh	1885	Schooner	822	175	36.5	17.7

Edith L. Allen	1890	Schooner	969	185	39.1	18.4	Four-masted schooner

Sentence(s)

In 1853, Southard built the 1,854-ton ship named Gauntlet, which retained for many years the title of being the largest ship built in Maine.

final_sentence: In 1853, Southard built the 1,854-ton ship named Gauntlet, which retained for many years the title of being the largest ship built in Maine.