United States naval architect

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United States naval architects or ship designers introduced the faster and larger sailing frigates and sloop-of-wars of the early United States Navy which influenced the later merchant ships and clipper ships.

Name - Years served

Ships designed

Joshua Humphreys 1794 to 1801

Josiah Fox 1794 to 1801, 1804 to 1809

Constitution and Constellation class frigates, Crescent, Chesapeake, John Adams, Portsmouth, Hornet and Wasp, Ferret (schooner), and revenue cutters

William Doughty 1813 to 1837

President, Independence 74's, Peacock class, Erie class, Java and Guerrier, North Carolina 74's class, Brandywine 44's Class, brigs, revenue cutters, and Baltimore Clipper model.

Benjamin Hutton 1803

brig Syren, schooners Vixen (DANFS) and Skjoldebrand (DANFS), Enterprise and Experiment

Samuel Humphreys 1813 to 1846

Pennsylvania, Macedonian, Congress, Boston class sloop-of-wars, Cyane and Levant, Delphine and Propoise, Somers and Bainbridge, and Morris class revenue cutters

Francis Grice 1817 to 1859

Truxton, Perry, and Albany

Henry Eckford 1817 to 1820

all the War of 1812 Lake Ontario men-of-war, Superior (DANFS), General Pike (DANFS), Lady of the Lake (DANFS + DANFS), Mohawk (DANFS), schooner Grampus, Mahmoudieh (Turkey), and the Ohio class 74s in 1820.

Samuel M. Pook 1841 to 1866

Plymouth (DANFS), Saratoga and Portsmouth

Naval architecture

Chapelle, Howard I. (1935). The History of American Sailing Ships. ISBN 0-517-00487-9, ISBN 1-56852-222-3
DANFS Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships

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