Douglas - The Death Ship
The Douglas ca 1873-1886
The Douglas, iron single screw
steamer
The good ship Percy Douglas
PS Douglas, 1864
The wreck of the
SS Douglas, 1888
The wreck of the
SS Douglas (1889), 1923
SS Douglas, sunk by a U-boat
SS Douglas, tug
S.S. (RMS) Douglas,
1889, Isle of Man Steam Packet Company
The wreck of the Jane
Douglas, 1901
Douglas Steamship Company, Ltd., Hong Kong, 1883-1976
HMS Douglas, 1917-1945
The sinking of the
Florence M. Douglas,
1927-1942
King Douglas,
oil/chemical tanker
The Black Douglas
motor yacht
The Black Douglas schooner
The Black Douglas - Fish and
Wildlife Service Ship
MV Cape Douglas (2)
Swedish steamer Douglas
Baron Douglas (3)
PS Douglas, later USS Gettysburg
Canal barge Edwin T. Douglas
Rachel Douglas, fishing vessel
South African Douglas Bay
The Douglas Castle, 1868
The Douglas Pennant - 1861
schooner
Training ship Royann Douglas
The John Douglas, 1911
SS Jane
Douglas towing "Eunice" across the bar at Hokitika, NZ
The sinking of the Sarah
Jane, 1918
The wreck of the George H.
Douglas
The Empire Douglas
Marion G. Douglas
The Maria
Douglas
Barque 'Douglas'; Captain Carrie, off Hunter's Island,
Tasmania, 11 Mar 1865
Sir James Douglas,
lighthouse tender, and other roles
Sir James Douglas,
Canadian buoy laying vessel
Snow Douglas from Greenock Scotland to Boston Massachusetts
July 1764
William Douglas 1263 tons, built 1875
Sarah E. Douglas, Schooner
Massacre on board
the Douglas, Schooner
Betsey Douglas 1870, Schooner Of 24 tons built at Dunedin in
1862. Foundered about a mile offshore after leaving
Charleston on 27th December 1870 after striking a rock.
Helen Douglas, formerly the
Cambridge
Brig 'Douglas', Captain Reed of San Francisco was owner and
master c1892
George Douglas,
lost off Bermuda
Caprice, sty., 20 g. t., formerly Henry Douglas, b. '85, New York, passed out, '96.
Otis W. Douglas, 295
tons, built in 1912 in Wilmington, Delaware, owned by
Douglas & Co. Home port Reedsville, Virginia
Rebecca H. Douglass, 475 tons, built in 1894 in Bath (USA),
owned by Allan Douglass. Home port Philadelphia.
Steamer ‘Earl of Douglas’ for Marshall & W L Dobbie, Glasgow
1905
Port Douglas - steel sailing ship, 1889; Russell & Co., Port
Glasgow
‘Sir Neil Douglas’ - iron clipper ship - John Reid & Co;
1856; Scott & Co., Greenock
The
Oliver Douglas was Hydraulic dredger on a floating barge
that pumped bay-bottom sediments in a liquid solution onto
the emerging upland site of Marco Island, Florida in the
1960s.
The following were vessels on the great Lakes:
• Douglas, Edwin. T., stcb., 137 g. t., b. '95, Buffalo, in com.
• Douglas, George, Can. prop., 42 g. t., b. '80, Thorold, in com.
• Douglas, Sir James, Can. prop., 163 g. t., b. '84, Victoria, in com.
• Douglass, Henry, sty., 20 g. t., b. '85, New York, later the Caprice.
• Douglass, prop., 278 g. t., b. '82, Saugatuck, in com.
• Douglass, tug, 97 g. t., b. '88, Toledo, in com.
• Douglass, E., stmr., 107 g. t., b. '96, in com.
• Douglass, Stephen A., schr., 360 t., b. Sacket's Harbor, '59, lost L. Mich., '62.
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