Liberty Ships built by Delta Shipbuilding Company, New Orleans, Louisiana, J. A. Jones Construction Company, Brunswick, Georgia, and J. A. Jones Construction Company, Panama City, Florida, for U. S. Maritime Commission 1941-1945

WSAT stands for War Shipping Administration Transport; the number in parentheses shows the number of troops the ship could hold.
USAT stands for Army Transportation Service, and indicates the ship was chartered or operated by ATS.
AK, AP and similar designations denote US Navy commissioned ships.
The order below approximates the order of construction within the yard.

Delta Shipbuilding Company EC2-S-C1 Type EC2-S-AW1 Colliers Z-ET1-S-C3 Tankers

J. A. Jones Construction Co. Brunswick, GA EC2-S-C1 Type

J. A. Jones Construction Co., Panama City, FL EC2-S-C1 Type Z-EC2-S-C5 Boxed Aircraft Z-EC2-S-C2 Army Tank Transports

Delta Shipbuilding Company
EC2-S-C1 Type

Hull #	Name	Designations/names
120	William C. C. Claiborne	USAT
121	T. J. Jackson
122	Thomas B. Robertson	WSAT (550) USAT
123	Abraham Baldwin
124	Theodoric Bland	WSAT (504) USAT
125	Benjamin Contee	WSAT (504) USAT
126	George Gale
127	William B. Giles	WSAT (550) USAT
128	Jonathan Grout	WSAT (550) USAT
129	Daniel Huger	WSAT (550) USAT
130	George Leonard	WSAT (550) USAT
131	Andrew Moore	WSAT (550) USAT
132	Josiah Parker
133	Thomas Scott
134	Joshua Seney	WSAT (504) USAT
135	Thomas Sinnickson
136	Jonathan Sturges
137	Jonathan Trumbull	WSAT (550) USAT
138	John Vining	USAT
139	Alexander White
140	Henry Wynkoop
141	Samuel Jordan Kirkwood
142	Abraham Lincoln	WSAT (550) USAT
143	Pat Harrison	USAT
144	Leonidas Polk
313	Charles Brantley Aycock	WSAT (550) USAT
314	William Blount	WSAT (550) USAT
315	Wade Hampton
316	Richmond Mumford Pearson
317	David G. Farragut	WSAT (550) USAT
318	Mayo Brothers	WSAT (550) USAT
319	William Harper
320	Pierre Soule	WSAT (550) USAT
1023	Black Hawk	USAT
1024	Robert M. La Follette
1025	Walter Q. Gresham
1026	Richard Olney	WSAT (504) USAT
1027	Robert Bacon
1028	Philander C. Knox
1029	Lucius Q. C. Lamar	USAT
1030	James McHenry
1031	Samuel Dexter
1032	Roger Griswold
1033	Timothy Bloodworth
1034	Elias Boudinot
1035	Aedanus Burke
1036	Thomas Fitzsimons
1037	Henry Groves Connor	WSAT (550) USAT
1038	William M. Evarts	WSAT AP USAT
1039	F. T. Frelinghuysen
1040	Tarleton Brown	WSAT (550) USAT
1041	Henry S. Foote
1042	James E. Howard
1043	Charles Henderson	USAT
1044	Robert Lowry
1045	George Poindexter
1046	John A. Quitman	USAT
1047	John Sharp Williams
1048	Julien Poydras
1049	Richard M. Johnson
1050	Joseph N. Nicollet
1732	Edward Sparrow
1733	John McDonogh
1935	Jean Louis	Completed as AKS 5 Acubens
2448	Linn Boyd
2449	Warren Stone	Completed as AK 130 Arkab
2450	James B. Aswell
2451	Rufus E. Foster	USAT
2452	R. S. Wilson
2453	Harry Toulmin	Completed as AK 133 Seginus
2454	George A. Marr
2455	Andres Almonaster	Completed as AK 134 Syrma
2456	John M. Parker
2457	Cecil N. Bean
2458	Mollie Moore Davis	Completed as ARG 13 Burias; AG 69
2459	Kochab	Completed as AKS 6
2460	Jacques Phillipe Villere	Intended as ARG 12; completed as AG 68 Basilan
2461	Charles W. Wooster	USAT
2462	W. C. Latta	USAT
2463	Andrew Stevenson
2464	William Wheelwright
2465	Edwin A. Stevens
2466	Alexander W. Doniphan
2790	Amasa Delano
2791	Frank Adair Monroe
2792	Cyrus Adler
2793	George W. Alther
2794	Robert W. Bingham	Completed as Army Aircraft Repair Ship Brig. Gen. Clinton W. Russell
2795	Collin McKinney	USAT
2796	Walker D. Hines
2797	Alcee Fortier	USAT
2798	Milton B. Medary
2799	Ferdinand R. Hassler	USAT
2800	O. L. Bodenhamer	USAT
2801	Frederick Von Steuben
2802	Floyd W. Spencer	YAG 36
2803	Milton H. Smith
2804	E. G. Hall
2805	Robert F. Broussard
2806	Ancil F. Haines
2807	George Pomutz
2808	Am-Mer-Mar	USAT
2809	Sieur de la Salle
2810	Isaac Delgado
2811	Christian Bergh
2812	Alfred J. Evans
2813	Katharine B. Sherwood
2814	J. Rufino Barrios
2815	Thomas P. Leathers
2817	Ales Hrdlicka
2818	Benjamin Silliman
2819	King Hathaway
2820	William Hackett	Completed as AKS 10 Cybele
2821	George W. Cable	Completed as AKS 12 Hecuba
2822	Joseph Weydemeyer
2823	John W. Draper	Completed as AKS 11 Gratia
2825	Sam Dale	Completed as AKS 13 Hesperia
2826	Helena Modjeska
2827	Martin Behrman
2828	William H. Kendrick
2829	Andreas Honcharenko
2830	Nachman Syrkin
2831	James Eagan Layne	USAT
2833	Carl Zachary Webb	USAT
2834	Benjamin A. Fisher
2835	William W. McKee
2837	John C. Preston	Completed as Hydra
2838	Darel M. Ritter
2839	Frank E. Spencer
2841	Roy K. Johnson
2843	Donald S. Wright
2845	Laurence J. Gallagher

Liberty Ship Colliers, built by Delta Shipbuilding Company
EC2-S-AW1 Type

WSAT stands for War Shipping Administration Transport; the number in parentheses shows the number of troops the ship could hold.
USAT stands for Army Transportation Service, and indicates the ship was chartered or operated by ATS.
AK, AP and similar designations denote US Navy commissioned ships.
The order below approximates the order of construction within the yard.

Hull #	Name	Designations/names
2816	Jagger Seam
2824	Sewanee Seam
2832	Herrin Seam
2836	La Salle Seam
2840	Streator Seam
2842	Linton Seam
2844	Redstone Seam
2846	Jewell Seam
2847	Merrimac Seam
2848	Jellico Seam
2849	Bon Air Seam
2850	Glamorgan Seam
2851	Sewell Seam
2852	Beckley Seam
2853	Pocahontas Seam
2854	Eagle Seam
2855	Powellton Seam
2856	Chilton Seam
2857	Banner Seam
2858	Roda Seam
2859	Imboden Seam
2860	Freeport Seam
2861	Mingo Seam
2862	Pittsburgh Seam

Liberty Ship Tankers built by Delta Shipbuilding Company
Z-ET1-S-C3 Type

Hull #	Name	Designations/names
1734	George W. Kendall
1735	Mary Ashley Townsend
1736	Andrew Marschalk
1737	John Stagg
1738	Jacob Thompson
1739	Tobias E. Stansbury
1740	Lafcadio Hearn
1741	David Holmes
1742	William E. Pendleton
1743	Irwin Russell
1744	Henry L. Ellsworth
1745	Reginald A. Fessenden
1746	William Crompton
1916	Andrew A. Humphreys
1917	Joseph Goldberger
1918	Oscar S. Straus
1919	Thomas F. Cunningham
1920	Jean Baptiste Le Moyne
1921	Albert G. Brown
1922	Eliza Jane Nicholson
1923	Paul Tulane	IX 121 Kangaroo
1924	Horace H. Harvey
1925	Charles A. Wickliffe
1926	William B. Bankhead	Launched as IX 122 Leopard
1927	Judah Touro	Launched as IX 123 Mink
1928	Mason L. Weems	Launched as IX 124 Moose
1929	Opie Read	IX 125 Panda
1930	Leif Ericson	IX 126 Porcupine
1931	J. C. W. Beckham	Launched as IX 127 Racoon
1932	Norman O. Pedrick	IX 128 Stag; converted to water distilling ship AW 1
1933	Eugene W. Hilgard	IX 129 Whippet
1934	Leon Godchaux	IX 130 Wildcat; converted to water distilling ship AW 2

Liberty Ships built by J. A. Jones Construction Company, Brunswick, Georgia
EC2-S-C1 Type

WSAT stands for War Shipping Administration Transport; the number in parentheses shows the number of troops the ship could hold.
USAT stands for Army Transportation Service, and indicates the ship was chartered or operated by ATS.
AK, AP and similar designations denote US Navy commissioned ships.
The order below approximates the order of construction within the yard.

Liberty Ships built by J. A. Jones Construction Company, Panama City, Florida
EC2-S-C1 Type

WSAT stands for War Shipping Administration Transport; the number in parentheses shows the number of troops the ship could hold.
USAT stands for Army Transportation Service, and indicates the ship was chartered or operated by ATS.
AK, AP and similar designations denote US Navy commissioned ships.
The order below approximates the order of construction within the yard.

Hull #	Name	Designations/names
1519	E. Kirby Smith
1520	Newton D. Baker	WSAT (550) USAT
1521	John Bascom	USAT
1522	William J. Bryan
1523	Joseph M. Medill	USAT
1524	Elihu Root	USAT
1525	John Hay
1526	Dwight L. Moody
1527	Peter Zenger
1528	Harriet Hosmer	Completed as AKS 7 Luna
1529	Duncan U. Fletcher
1530	Dolly Madison
1531	Robert Lansing
1532	Victor Herbert
1533	Julius Rosenwald
1542	Walter L. Fleming
1543	Salvador Brau
1544	Harold T. Andrews
1545	Russell Sage
1546	William W. Loring	USAT
1547	Minnie M. Fiske
1548	John W. Griffiths
1549	Augustus Saint Gaudens	USAT
1550	John M. Brooke
1551	Rebecca Lukens	Army Aircraft Repair Ship Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Dargue
2293	Alanson B. Houghton
2294	Samuel G. French
2295	Thomas Le Valley	Army Aircraft Repair Ship Maj. Gen. Walter R. Weaver
2296	Josephine Shaw Lowell
2297	Richard V. Oulahan
2298	James H. Kimball
2299	Stephen Furdek
2300	Jean Ribaut
2301	LeBaron Russell Briggs
2302	Howard Gray
2303	H. H. Raymond
2304	T. A. Johnston
2305	M. Michael Edelstein
2306	William D. Bloxham	USAT
2307	Nick Stoner
2308	William E. Dodd
2309	J. H. Drummond
2310	William L. Watson
2311	John R. McQuigg
2312	Carl E. Ladd	USAT
2313	Pedro Menendez
2314	George Ade
2315	Edward K. Collins
2316	C. Francis Jenkins	USAT
2317	Raymond V. Ingersoll
2318	Benjamin F. Coston
2319	William P. Duval
2320	Stepas Darius
2321	Alexander E. Brown
2322	Chief Osceola
2323	Richard Halliburton
2324	Samuel G. Howe
2325	Granville S. Hall
2326	Stephen Smith
2327	Charles D. Walcott
2328	Art Young
2329	Charles H. Marshall
2330	Ransom A. Moore
2331	Soter Ortynsky
2332	Bjarne A. Lia
2333	Wendell L. Willkie

Liberty Ships built by J. A. Jones Construction Company, Panama City, Florida
Z-EC2-S-C5 Type For Boxed Aircraft

Hull #	Name	Designations/names
2334	Frederick E. Williamson	USAT
2335	Michael James Monahan	USAT
2336	Charles A. Draper	USAT, YAGR 9, AGR 9 Investigator
2337	Rafael R. Rivera	USAT, YAG 43, YAGR 1, AGR 3 Skywatcher
2338	James W. Wheeler	USAT, YAG 44, YAGR 4, AGR 4 Searcher
2339	Raymond Van Brogan	USAT, YAGR 12, AGR 12 Virgil
2340	William J. Riddle	USAT, YAGR 15 Interrupter, AGR 15 Tracer
2341	Dudley H. Thomas	USAT, YAGR 14 Interpreter AGR 14
2342	John L. McCarley	USAT
2343	Vernon S. Hood	USAT, YAGR 16-AGR 16 Watchman
2344	Edwin D. Howard	USAT, YAGR 5-AGR 5 Scanner
2345	Wesley W. Barrett	USAT
2346	Warren P. Marks	USAT, YAGR 11, AGR 11 Protector
2347	Frank O. Peterson	USAT, YAGR 6, AGR 6 Locator
2348	Barney Kirschbaum	USAT
2349	Mary Cullom Kimbro	Army Repair Ship Cpl. Eric G. Gibson
3137	James G. Squires	USAT, YAG 41, YAGR 1, AGR 1 Guardian
3138	James F. Harrell	USAT, YAGR 7, AGR 7 Picket
3139	Claude Kitchin	USAT, YAG 42, YAGR 2, AGR 2 Lookout
3140	Francis J. O'Gara	USAT, YAGR 10, AGR 10 Outpost
3141	Frank Flowers	USAT
3142	Edwin H. Duff	USAT, YAGR 13, AGR 13 Interdictor
3143	Joseph V. Connolly	USAT
3144	Walter W. Schwenk	USAT
3145	Charles H. Cugle	USAT
3146	Robert F. Burns	USAT
3147	Edward W. Burton	USAT, YAGR 8, AGR 8 Interceptor
3148	Ora Ellis	USAT

Liberty Ships built by J. A. Jones Construction Company, Panama City, Florida
Z-EC2-S-C2 Type for Army Tank Transports

Hull #	Name	Designations/names
1534	Mary Ball	USAT
1535	John Barton Payne	USAT
1536	Frederic C. Howe	USAT
1537	William B. Wilson	USAT
1538	Sarah J. Hale	USAT
1539	Nathan B. Forrest	USAT
1540	Stephen R. Mallory	USAT
1541	Edgar E. Clark	USAT

Source:
The liberty ships; The history of the"emergency" type cargo ships constructed in the United States during World War II, by L. A. Sawyer and W. H. Mitchell. Cornell Maritime Press, Cambridge, Md.,1970
Liberty Ships, The Ugly Ducklings of World War II, John G. Bunker. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press, 1972

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