Wikipedia contributions by Davidships

Official/registered name of the ship

type of barge

Previous name of ship

19th century port

linked to earlier name of same ship

new redirect (dab by "District")

Summit Venture's later name, and under which she sank.

Previous name of ship Heraklion

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{Short description|none}} A number of ships have been named '''''Apollo''''' after the [[Apollo|Greek and Roman god]], including:- ==Merchant ships== *[[Apollo (1812 EIC ship)|''Apollo'' (1812 EIC ship)]] *[[Apollo (storeship)|''Apollo'' (storeship)]], an historic storeship *[[ST Apollo|ST ''Apollo'']], a tugboat *[[HMS Royal Scotsman|HMS ''Royal Scotsman'']], later renamed ''Apollo'', a passenger ferry repurposed in the 1960s as founding flagship of the...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Mexico''''', including: ==Warships== * {{ship|ARM|Mexico|1874}}, a 445-ton gunboat of the Mexican Navy<ref>{{cite web |title=Mexico |url=http://shippingandshipbuilding.uk/view.php?ref=227817 |website=Shipping and Shipbuilding |publisher=Shipping and Shipbuilding Research Trust |access-date=14 November 2024}}</ref> ==Merchant ships== * ''[[Wreck of the Mexico (1837)|Mexico]]'' (c.1826), a barque wrecked on Long Island...'

alternative title

alternative prefix often used in literature etc; distinguish by year

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Adhara''' is the traditional name of the binary star system [[Epsilon Canis Majoris]] It may also refer to: * [[List of Encantadia (2016 TV series) characters#Old Sang'gres of Lireo|Adhara]], a character in the television drama series ''Encantadia'' * [[Onsen Musume#Adhara|Adhara]], a character in the Japanese animé project Onsen Musume * [[Adhara, Bangladesh|Adhara]], a village in eastern Bangladesh * [[List of mudras (yoga)#Adhara|Adhara]], a type...'

new redirect

Historic location for the city

later name of ship

Earlier name of yacht

Common name for the service from early 19th century until closure in 1966

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Norman''''', including: ==Warships== * {{HMT|Norman III}} (1894), a trawler, renamed from ''Norman'', requisitioned 1916–1919<ref name="Colledge">{{cite book |last1=Colledge |first1=J. J. |title=Ships of the Royal Navy: An Historical Index, Vol.2 |date=1970 |publisher=David & Charles |location=Newton Abbot |page=258}}</ref> * {{HMT|The Norman}} (1908), a trawler, renamed from ''Norman'', requisitioned 1916–1919<re...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Meteor''''' after a [[Meteoroid|meteor or shooting star]], including the following: ==Naval and Government vessels== * {{HMS|Meteor}}, several ships of the Royal Navy * {{SMS|Meteor}}, several ships of the German Navy * {{USAT|Meteor}}, a troop tranport of the US Army, built 1899 as ''Chester W. Chapin'' * {{USS|Meteor}}, several ships of the United States Navy * [[Meteoro (brigantine)|''Meteoro'']] (1848), a briganti...'

Later name of same ship.

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Kensington''''' after one or more of the [[Kensington (disambiguation)#Places|places of that name]], including the following: ==Naval vessels== * {{USS|Kensington|1861}}, a wooden, sailing vessel purchased by the US Navy for the Stone Fleet of blockships * {{USS|Kensington|1862}}, a merchant steamer built in 1858 and purchased by the US Navy during the Civil War; she was sold in 1865, and sank in collision in 1871 * {...'

ship also in merchant service

ship renamed

ship renamed

ship renamed

later name for ship

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Richard Burt''' may refer to: *[[Richard Burt (politician)|Richard Burt]] (1909-1993), Australian businessman and politician *[[Richard R. Burt]] (born 1947), American businessman and diplomat *[[Richard Burt (skier)|Richard Burt]], British Paralympic skier {{hndis|Burt, Richard}}'

Original name of ship

Actual name of ship

Later name of same ship

Later name of the same ship

Later name of the same ship

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Tirpitz''''' or '''''Admiral von Tirpitz''''', after the German admiral [[Alfred von Tirpitz]], including the following: ==Naval vessels== * {{ill|German naval trawler Grossadmiral von Tirpitz|de|Großadmiral von Tirpitz}}, launched 1916<ref>{{cite ship register|register=MSI|id=6106681|shipname=Grossadmiral von Tirpitz|access-date=2023-10-08}}</ref> * [[German battleship Tirpitz|German battleship ''Tirpitz'']], a Worl...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Nantucket''''', after [[Nantucket|the island]] off the Massachusetts coast, including the following: ==Naval vessels== *{{USS|Nantucket|1862}}, a ''Passaic''-class coastal monitor that served in the Union during the [[American Civil War]], and sold in 1900 *{{USS|Nantucket|IX-18}}, built in 1876 as USS ''Ranger'' and served as ''Nantucket'' from 1918 to 1942, as a gunboat amd then a survey/school ship *{{USS|Nantucket...'

Former name of ship

Former name of ship

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Pommern''''', the German name for [[Pomerania]], including: * ''{{ill|Pommern (1893)|de|Schulschiff Pommern}}'', a three-masted barque built as ''Saxon'', and a German schoolship from 1928; she was wrecked on her first training voyage in 1930 <ref>{{cite web |last1=Wöhrn |first1=Ronald |title=The life and fate of the barque "Schulschiff Pommern", ex "Elfrieda", ex "Amasis", ex "Saxoon" |url=https://www.gard.no/web/up...'

Subsequent name of ship

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Oceania''''', after the [[Galatea (mythology)|Galatea]] of mythology * {{SS|Oceania|1907}}, an Austro-Hungarian ocean liner, and World War 1 hospital ship * {{SS|Oceania|1909}}, an Italian ocean liner, built for La Veloce <ref>{{csr |register=MSI |id=5607888|shipname=Oceania |accessdate=2023-07-05}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=La Veloce Navigazione Italiana a Vapore |url=http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/lines/laveloc...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{wiktionary|miray}} '''Miray''' may refer to: == Given name == *[[Miray (Turkish name)]] === People === *[[Emir Miray Köksal]] (born 2001), a Turkish footballer *[[Kağan Miray Bağış]] (born 1998), a Turkish footballer *[[Miray Akay]] (born 2000), an Ukrainian-Turkish actress +[[Miray Balotu]] (born 2001), a Turkish basketball player *[[Miray Bekbölet]], a Turkish environmental chemist *[[Miray Cin]] (born 2001), a Turkish-German footballer *Miray...'

former name of ship

earlier name of ship

earlier name of ship

[[WP:AES|←]]Redirected page to [[M/S Jean Nicoli]]

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''Buccaneer''''', after [[Buccaneer|corsairs and privateers]]. * {{RFA|Buccaneer}}, a steam stores carrier in service 1916-1921, built in 1890<ref name="Colledge">{{cite book |last1=Colledge |first1=J. J. |title=Ships of the Royal Navy: An Historical Index - Vol.2 |date=1970 |publisher=David & Charles |location=Newton Abbot |page=58}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=Buccaneer |url=https://www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?ref=5...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Ward Jackson''' (1928-2004) is an American visual artist and archivist. Ward Jackson may also refer to: ==People== * [[Barbara Ward, Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth|Barbara Mary Ward Jackson]] (1914-1981), a British economist and writer on the problems of developing countries * [[Charles Ward-Jackson]] (1869-1930), a British soldier and Conservative Party politician * [[Ralph Ward Jackson]] (1806-1880), a British railway promoter, entrepreneur, politici...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{italic title prefixed|19}} Several ships have been named '''''Manxman''''' after an inhabitant of the [[Isle of Man]]. *{{SS|Manxman|1870}}, a passenger steamer of [[Barrow Steam Navigation Company]], built as ''Antrim''<ref>{{cite web |title=Antrim |url=https://www.clydeships.co.uk/view.php?ref=5572 |website=Scottish Built Ships |publisher=Caledonian Maritime Research Trust |access-date=23 May 2023 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201129131403...'

later name of ship

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Herz-Jesu-Kirche''' (''Sacred Heart Church'') may refer to any of the following churches dedicated to the [[Sacred Heart of Jesus]] ==Austria== *[[Herz-Jesu-Kirche]], Graz ==Germany== *[[Sacred Heart Church (Berlin)|Herz-Jesu-Kirche, Berlin]] *[[Bierbach#Roman Catholic Church Herz Jesu|Herz-Jesu-Kirche, Bierbach]] *[[Herz Jesu Fechenheim]], Frankfurt am Main *[[Herz Jesu Oberrad]], Frankfurt am Main *[[Herz-Jesu-Kirche, Mainz]] *{{ill|Herz-Jesu-Kirche...'

From plural, as with [[Yachts]]

Previous name of ship

subsequesnt name of ship

name of class

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''[[Kurushima]]''' is a Japanese island in the Inland Sea forming part of the city of Imabari, Ehime Prefecture Kurushima may also refer to: ==People== * [[Hidesaburō Kurushima]], a Japanese industrialist, writer and scouting leader * [[Kurushima Kinai]] (died 1757), a Japanese mathematician in the Edo period; also known as '''Kurushima Yoshita''' and '''Kurushima Yoshihiro''' * [[Kurushima Michifusa]] (1562-1597), a Japanese samurai of the late Sengoku...'

Original name of company "DSR"

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{italic title}} ''Neptuno'' may refer to a number of ships named for [[Neptune (mythology)|Neptune]], the god of freshwater and the sea in Roman mythology. *[[Spanish ship Neptuno|Spanish ship ''Neptuno'']], a number of ships of the Spanish Navy *{{ship|NRP|Neptuno|S162}} (1944), a Portuguese submarine, formerly HMS ''Spearhead'' *[[Neptuno (ship, 2015)|''Neptuno'' (2015)]], a semi-submersible accommodation vessel ==See also== * Neptun#ships|Neptun (...'

Useful redirect, will be retargeted when there is a main article

Useful redirect, will be retargeted when there is a main article

redirect from subsequent name

Redirect from former ship name

for singular search and linking

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{italic title prefixed|19}} Several ships have been named '''''Renaissance'''''. * {{MS|Renaissance}} (1966) was a cruise liner, built for French company [[Paquet Cruises]]. She was sold in 1977 and subsequent names included ''Homeric Renaissance'' and ''World Renaissance''. * {{MS|Renaissance|1992}} is a cruise ship, purchased by Compagnie Française de Croisières in 2022. * [[Renaissance Cruises|Renaissance class]] cruiseships were named ''Renaissance...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''William Shedden''' may refer to: a member of the Shedden trading family of [[]], Isle of Wight: *[[William Shedden Ralston]] (1828–1889), British scholar of Russia and translator *[[Spring Hill, East Cowes#William George Shedden (1855 - 1872)|William George Shedden]] (1855–1872, British trader and plantation owner *[[William George Shedden Dobbie]] (1879–1964), British army officer {{hndis|Shedden, William}}'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''George Shedden''' may refer to a member of the Shedden trading family of [[Spring Hill, East Cowes]], Isle of Wight: *[[Spring Hill, East Cowes#George Shedden (1812 - 1855)|George Shedden (1812–1855)]] *[[Spring Hill, East Cowes#Sir George Shedden (1877 – 1937)|George Shedden (1877–1937)]] {{hndis|Shedden, George}}'

[[WP:AES|←]]Redirected page to [[Spring Hill, East Cowes#Robert Shedden and John Goodrich]]

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''''Shedden''''' may refer to: ==People== * [[Shedden (surname)]], notable people with the name ==Places== *[[Shedden, Algoma District, Ontario]], now called Spanish *[[Shedden, Elgin County, Ontario]] *[[Coboconk, Ontario]], known as Shedden in the 1870s ==Other uses== * [[Shedden massacre]], a 2006 gang-related crime in Elgin County, Ontario {{TOC right}} [[Category:disambiguation pages]]'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{DISPLAYTITLE:List of ships named ''Clan Forbes''}} Several ships have been named '''''Clan Forbes''''' after the [[Clan Forbes|Highland Scottish clan]]. * {{SS|Clan Forbes|1882}} was a [[Clan Line]] [[cargo ship]] built by [[Alexander Stephen and Sons]] in Glasgow. She was sold to Furness, Withy & Co in 1903 and renamed ''London City'', then scrapped in 1922.<ref>{{cite web |title=Clan Forbes|work=Scottish Built Ships |publisher=Caledonian Maritime Resea...'

multiple use

link for lightvessel station, per common LV title

Redirect from later name of same ship

redirect from more common form (without "Limited")

alt name

alt name

alt name

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'A number of ships have been named '''''United States ''''', after the [[United States of America]]. {{TOC right}} == Merchant ships== * {{PS|United States|1847}}, an American trans-Atlantic sidewheel, built by William H Webb in New York<ref>{{cite web |title=William H Webb |url=http://www.shipbuildinghistory.com/shipyards/19thcentury/webb.htm |website=Shipbuilding History |publisher=Tim Colton |access-date=8 September 2022}}</ref> * {{SS|United States|186...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Redirected page to [[PS Avalon]]

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '''[[Cervia]]'' is a seaside resort town in the province of Ravenna, Italy. Cervia or Cervià may also refer to: ==Places== * [[Cervià de les Garrigues]], a village in Catalonia, Spain * [[Cervià de Ter]], a village in Catalonia, Spain ==People== *[[Gerontius of Cervia]] (died 509), a saint and first bishop of Cervia ==Other uses== * [[Cervia Air Base]], an Italian air force station near Cervia * [[Cervia gas field]], an offshore gas field in the Adria...'

Later name of ship

target article is a bit odd - perhaps it should be split

alt ship name

alt ship name

alt ship name

alt ship name

alt ship name

alt ship name

alt ship name

alt ship name

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{|{{Infobox ship begin}} {{Infobox ship image |Ship image= Talitha in Carrick Roads (33969026942).jpg |Ship caption= ''Talitha'' in [[Carrick Roads]], 2017 }} {{Infobox ship career |Hide header= |Ship name=*1930-1931: ''Reveler'' *1931-1939: ''Chalena'' *1939-1942: ''Carola'' *1942-1949: ''Beaumont'' *1949-1983: ''Elpetal'' *1983-1993: ''Jezebel'' *1993-2008: ''Talitha G'' *from 2008: ''Talitha'' |Ship owner=*1930-1931: Russell Alger Jr. *1931-1939: Charles...'

more usual prefix

alt name

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with 'Several ships of the [[French Navy]] have borne the name '''''Vengeance''''': * {{ship|French frigate|Vengeance|1757}}, a 24-gun [[frigate]] * {{ship|French brig|Vengeance|1779}}, a 12-gun frigate * {{ship|French corvette|Vengeance|1794}}, a 24-gun [[corvette]], renamed ''Vénus'' in 1795 * {{ship|French frigate|Vengeance|1795}}, a 48-gun frigate, and lead ship of [[Vengeance-class frigate|her class]] * {{ship|French xebec|Vengeance|1757}}, a [[xebec]] and...'

Earlier name

Content (replacing previous copyvio) now added to related article

name of original settlement that later became North Vancouver

common search and link variant

link to ship name section; potential new article

Historic western name

redirect from civilian ID

Later name of same ship

/* Retirement */ dates per [[MOS:DATESNO]]; copyedit

/* Merchant ships attacked by the United States */ copyedit

/* Unknown/Uncertain attacker */ addition

/* Merchant ships */further addition and modified table, for consistency

/* Merchant ships attacked by Iran */ addition

/* Merchant ships attacked by the United States */additions

/* Merchant ships attacked by Iran */ addition

/* Unknown/Uncertain attacker */ ref edit

/* Iranian merchant ships captured by the United States */ removed wrong (and unnecessary) table heading

/* Tankers and cargo ships */ "Merchant ships" covers all types (ship types are already in the table)

/* Unknown/Uncertain attacker */ addition

/* Unknown/Uncertain attacker */ addition

/* Tankers and cargo ships attacked by the United States */ addition

/* Tankers and cargo ships attacked by the United States */ sp

/* Sunk */ italics for ship names [[WP:SHIPITALICS]]

/* Tankers and cargo ships attacked by the United States */ prefix not part of name; no punctuation in prefix [[WP:WPPREFIXSHIP]]

/* Career */ restored cited book data.

/* James Archer */ No longer a paddle steam ship by 1874

/* 5 July */ ship name, ref

/* 5 July */added reason for abandonment

/* Biography */ copyedit, ref

/* Sammy the Shunter */ 1976 update

Italics, date

/* Former fleet */ addition

/* Former fleet */ italics

/* Vessels */ addition

hatnote

/* Fate & Legacy */ copyedit

No ordinals for dates

additions (RN service vessels)

indef article for unnamed ships

/* 18 April */ addition

/* Vauxhall and Lambeth */ Lambeth Pier misplaced

/* Pilot cutters */ c/edit

/* Centres */ c/edit

/* See also */ my typo

/* Aftermath */ italics, c/e

/* See also */ italics for ship names

italics

/* Tankers and cargo ships attacked by the United States */ not ordinals per [[MOS:DATESNO]]

Useful links pending individual articles

copyedit, ref required

/* Ships */exp & ref

/* Full list */

infobox: reduced duplicated red-linking; fixed names/owners per Marad

hatnote added; c/e

italics for ship names; unnecessary all-caps; copyedit

MMSI ≠ IMO

IMO added; del MMSI as invalid (9-digits)

MMSI ≠ IMO

MMSI ≠ IMO

no spaces in MMSIs

/* Lake Michigan */ reversed surprising change!

italics for ship names

/* Construction and early career */ exp

Wrong company name (and too long for infobox); infobox (some details seem to be about another ship); copyedit

tidying up

W/L added; one typo

helpful for readers

/* Industrial Revolution and beyond */ italics for ship names

c/e

/* 15 January */ typos

/* 31 August */ expanded

Oops - moved to right month

/* July */ addition

/* Spanish–American War */ corrected caption (she was never ''City of New York'' with two funnels)

ship was renamed ''New York'' in 1893

ship was renamed ''New York' in 1893

italics for ship names; it >she for consistency per [[WP:SHE4SHIPS]]; c/e

/* Official Numbers and Code Letters */ italics

/* Past fleet list */ tidied

/* Government service */ c/edit, avoiding repetitionl, and italics

/* 2020–present: Queen of the Oceans */ syntax

/* History */ filled date of departure on delivery, per ref

restored wrongly shortened ref, added update & ref

/* Iranian blockade */removed duplicate table heading; all-caps not required

they are the major exporters, not other countries ''like'' them; optional ship-type prefixes unnecessary - common format in table is better

typos, wikilink on first use

Includes US merchant ships eg ''Alliance Fairfax'', "neutral" not used in ref.

/* International responses */ sp

/* Merchant service */ and...and

/* Merchant service */ my typo, c/edit

/* History */ loss

/* History */ 1918

archived link already present

image added

/* 15 January */ typo

/* Investigation */ rescued url from paywall; clarified which country's police involved with what

/* 9 March */ add 10/3

/* List of ships attacked by the United States */ italics; prefixes not part of the ships' names (as optional, for consistency not required)

sp

oops, forgot to remove after page-move

/* King's Cup air race */ and...and

copyedit

/* Louis Cruises */ copyedit

/* Crystal */ sp,

/* Louis Cruises */ not supported by the ref, which continues with the "Hellenic" naming until at least April 2010 - see [https://web.archive.org/web/20100408043437/http://www.louiscruises.com/about_us.html].

copyedit

/* February */ addition

c/edit