Lawrence & Foulks
List of ships
The first table below lists ships known to have been built by William Foulks, probably before his partnership with Herbert Lawrence.

Lawrence & Foulks

Section Title: List of ships
Table Section Text: The first table below lists ships known to have been built by William Foulks, probably before his partnership with Herbert Lawrence.

Name	Type	Built	Ton.	Engine	Ordered by	Intended service	Notes

Ferry	1852	500	George Law	New York Harbor	"to run in the People's Ferry to Staten Island"

Ferry	1852	Allaire	New York	"for Green Point"

Ferry	1852	Allaire	New York	"for the Houston street ferry"

Ferry	1852	Allaire	New York	"for the Williamsburgh ferry"

Steamship	1852	Allaire	"Capt. Day"	Gulf of Mexico

Josephine Henry E. Bishop	Ferry	1852	Tompkinsville & Stapleton FC	New York

Joseph Johnson	Towboat	1852	240	Parks & Duvall	New York Harbor

Steamer	1853	>1300	Rio de la Plata

Steamer	1853	1300	California

Steamer	1853	1300	California

Riverboat	1853	120	Fulton	Peruvian Govt	Amazon River

Riverboat	1853	80	Fulton	Peruvian Govt	Amazon River

J. S. Underhill	Tugboat	1853

William H. Brown	Steamboat	1853	450

Schooner	1853	34	——	U.S. Govt	Texas	"to serve as a United States Tender for carrying men, provisions, &c., on the rivers of Texas."

North Point	Schooner	1854	350	——	Johnson & Co,	"Southern trade"

Jack Travis	Schooner	1854	50	——

Henry Munsi	Towboat	1854	150	A. O. Jackson	"Harbor towing"

H. Morrison	Steamboat	1854	150	A. O. Jackson	"[for] towing"

Gerard Stuyvesant	Ferry	1854	450	New York	Houston St. ferry

Neptune	Steamboat	1854	160	Peter Crany	Boston Harbor

Surprise	Steamer	1854	456	Edgar Wakeman	Pacific Coast

Commonwealth	Steamboat	1855	1732	Morgan	Norwich & New London SBC	Long Island Sound	Destroyed by fire at Groton, CT, 1865

E. H. White	Lighter	1855	100	Fancher & McChesney

Ferry	1855	550	"for the ferry connecting Catherine street, New York, with South Tenth st., Williamsburgh."

Ferry	1855	550	"for the ferry connecting Catherine street, New York, with South Tenth st., Williamsburgh."

H. Delafield	Brig	1855	250	——	Henry Delafield	"will be employed in trading with Port-au-Prince".

Know Nothing	Towboat	1856	300	NY & Williamsburgh SBC	NY Harbor	"to be employed in towing about the harbor."

Corilla	Bark	1856	600	——	Johnson & Lowden	"for the South American trade"

John Farrow	Steamship	1856	500	"for a New York company"

James A. Stevens	Tugboat	1856	100	Palmer & Crary	New York

Tugboat	1857	100	Peter Crary	New York

Tugboat	1857	100	Roy, Coffin & Co	New York?

Steamer	1857	300	"Captain Porter"	New Orleans—Mobile

General Concha	Steamer	1857	300	Birkbecks	Spanish Govt.	Cuba

General Serrano	Steamer	1857?	300	Spanish Govt.	Cuba

Schooner	1858	150	——	Spanish Govt.	Cuba	For dredging Matanzas harbor

Schooner	1858	150	——	Spanish Govt.	Cuba	For dredging Matanzas harbor

Schooner	1858	150	——	Spanish Govt.	Cuba	For dredging Matanzas harbor

Screw tender	1859	Delameter	New York Harbor	"intended as a tender for the new fort at Sandy Hook"

Tugboat	1859	Oatey, Squires & Co	145 ft tug, probably for New York service

Ferry	1859	60	Havana, Cuba

De Soto	Steamship	1859	1675	Morgan	Livingston, Crocheron & Co.	NY–New Orleans	USN gunboat, 1861-68. Destroyed by fire south of New Orleans, 1870

Bienville	Steamship	1860	1558	Morgan	Livingston, Crocheron & Co.	NY–New Orleans	USN gunboat 1861-65. Destroyed by fire at sea off Bahamas 1872, 41 killed

Thomas Freeborn	Tugboat	1860	Allaire	Richard M. Squires	New York?	USN gunboat 1861–65. Her commander James H. Ward was first USN officer killed in Civil War.

William Foulks Venezuela	Steamer	1859	293	Dallett & Bliss	Sold to Venezuelan Navy, 1860

Flambeau	Propeller	1861	791	Esler	P. S. Forbes & Co	China	USN gunboat 1861-65. Grounded, wrecked at New Inlet, N.C. 1867

Isaac Smith CSS Stono 63	Propeller	1861	453?	Fletcher	Hamilton & Smith	Hudson River	USN gunboat 1861-63. Captured by Confederacy 1863, renamed Stono, fate uncertain

Propeller	1862	160	Polly	Carey & Co.

Propeller	1862	160	Polly	Carey & Co.

Propeller	1862	160	Polly	Bronder & Borlis

D. S. Miller Poughkeepsie	Propeller	1862	593	Fletcher	Hamilton & Smith	Hudson River

James F. Freeborn USS Nansemond 63 USRC Nansemond 65 USRC W. H. Crawford 84?	Steamer	1862	380	Fletcher	Richard M. Squires et al	USN gunboat, 1863–65, revenue cutter 1865-97. Sold 1897.

John S. Williams	Propeller	1862	170	Stanton	B. U. Crary	New York Harbor

Paquete de Maule	Steamer	1862	400	Novelty	G. K. Stevenson & Co	Chile	Gunboat during Chincha Islands War, captured and scuttled by Spain, 1866

Kiang-Tsze	Propeller	1863	1100	Esler	P. S. Forbes & Co	China

Sze-Chuen	Propeller	1863	1090	Esler	P. S. Forbes & Co	Yangtze R., China

John L. Hasbrouck Marlboro	Propeller	1864	710n	Hamilton & Smith	Hudson River	Broken up, 1917

Chauncey Vibbard	Steamboat	1864	1158	Fletcher	A. Van Santvoord	Hudson River	Record fast time NY-Albany 1864; lengthened, re-engined 1866; rebuilt 1880; broken up 1902

Clara Clarita	Steam yacht	1864	231	Novelty	Leonard Jerome	New York	All-time steamboat speed record on Penobscot Bay. Abandoned 1908

Oriflamme	Steamship	1864	1204	Morgan	U.S. Navy	Civil War	Built for Civil War service but sold on completion. Scrapped on or after 1878.

General J. K. Barnes	Steamship	1864	1365	Morgan	Atlantic Coast Mail SSC	NY–New Orleans	Sunk by hurricane off Cape Hatteras, 1878

Herman Livingston	Steamship	1864	1314	Morgan	Atlantic Coast Mail SSC	NY–New Orleans	Scrapped after 1878

Albemarle	Steamship	1865	871	Morgan	Atlantic Coast Mail SSC	NY–New Orleans	Barge 1882; schooner 1883; sunk in squall 1885

Hatteras	Steamship	1865	868	Morgan	Atlantic Coast Mail SSC	NY–New Orleans	Schooner barge, 1882

Raleigh	Steamship	1865	868	Morgan	Atlantic Coast Mail SSC	NY–New Orleans	Caught fire and sank off Charleston, S.C. 1867, 24 killed

Rapidan	Steamship	1865	868	Morgan	Atlantic Coast Mail SSC	NY–New Orleans	Disappeared en route to West Indies, 1886

Sleepy Hollow	Steamboat	1865	Secor	Lower Hudson SBC

Manhattan	Steamship	1865	1337	Morgan	Amer. & Mexican Mail SSC	Schooner barge, 1877; sunk 1882

Vera Cruz	Steamship	1865	1340	Morgan	Amer. & Mexican Mail SSC	Struck and sank near Oregon Inlet, N.C. 1866

Steamboat	1865	360	NY–Stamford, CT

Maspeth	Ferry	1866	New York	"to be placed on the Grand and Houston street ferry"

Oregonian	Steamship	1866	2200	Allaire	Oregon SNC	West coast	Scrapped on or after 1886

Isaac Bell	Steamship	1868	1500	Allaire	Old Dominion SSC

Sylvan Glen	Ferry	1869	350	Fletcher	Harlem SBC	New York	Scrapped 1915

Screw yacht	1869	100	"Mr. Cheeseborough"

Americus Myndert Starin Newark	Steamboat	1870	600	Burdon	Norwalk Line	NY-Greenwich, CT

James G. Bennett	Pilot boat	1870	New York

Steamboat	1871	Burdon	New Bedford & Nantucket SBC	NY–Nantucket

T	1871	Reaney	"to replace the Phenix"

Farragut	Ferry	1871	Fulton FC	New York Harbor	Iron hull by Continental Iron Works

Fulton	Ferry	1871	Fulton FC	New York Harbor	Iron hull by Continental Iron Works

Harlem	Steamboat	1871	Fletcher	Morrisania SBC

Morrisania	Ferry	1871	Burdon	New York

Sylvan Dell	Steamboat	1872	440	Fletcher	Harlem & New York NC	New York	Struck and sank, 1919

Midland	Ferry	1872	New Jersey Midland R.

Day Star	Steamboat	1873	Burdon	American SBC	Long Island Sound

Amos C. Barstow	Steamboat	1873	NY-Providence

Fidelity	Screw launch	1873	Commissioners of Charities & Correction	New York	Sunk in collision, East River, 1879

Jane Mosely	Steamer	1873	Long Island RRC	Long Island Sound

Jennie Stout	Schooner	1873	600	——	F. Alexander & Son	NY-Savannah	"largest three-masted schooner ever built" in New York. Sank in storm off Cape Hatteras 1875, 8 killed

Jessamine	Steamer	1873	Revenue Service

Governor Andrew	Steamer	1874	503	Fletcher	Boston & Hingham SBC	Boston–Hingham

Steamboat	1875	City of Boston	Boston Harbor	"to convey prisoners to Deer Island"

Steamboat	1875	St. John's Guild	New York	Floating Hospital

Crystal Wave	Steamboat	1875	700	Hubbard	American SBC	Long Island Sound

Fanwood	Ferry	1876	1300	Fletcher	New Jersey Central RR	"Monster ferry"

San Rafael	Steamer	1877	692	Fletcher	San Francisco	Shipped overland in sections to S.F. Collision off Alcatraz Island, 1901

Saucelito	Steamer	1877	692	Fletcher	San Francisco	Shipped overland in sections to S.F. Destroyed by fire, 1884

Riverboat	1879	NY–Yonkers

Northampton	PC	1880	483	Old Dominion SSC	Caught fire and beached at Norfolk, VA 1898

Steam launch	1881	Sullivan	Old Dominion SSC

Albertina	Steamboat	1882	Fletcher	Red Bank Line

Kecoughtan Luray	Steamboat	1882	Fletcher	Old Dominion SSC	Norfolk–Newport News

F. P. James Bronx 02	Ferry	1884	445	Broken up 1917

Jacob H. Tremper	Steamboat	1885	571	Albany–Newburgh	Broken up 1929

Haarlaem Harlem 22	Ferry	1889	382	New York & East River FC	New York?	Abandoned 1927

Clermont	Steam yacht	1892	A. Van Santvoord

Sentence(s)

Lawrence & Foulks completed three steamers for China: Flambeau, Kiang-Tsze and Sze-Chuen.
Lawrence & Foulks's steamers operated in China were Flambeau, Kiang-Tsze and Sze-Chuen.

final_sentence: Lawrence & Foulks completed three steamers for China: Flambeau, Kiang-Tsze and Sze-Chuen.
final_sentence: Lawrence & Foulks's steamers operated in China were Flambeau, Kiang-Tsze and Sze-Chuen.