Liberty Ships built by Houston Shipbuilding Corporation and Todd-Houston Shipbuilding Corporation, Houston Texas, 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.
| Houston Shipbuilding Corporation | Todd-Houston Shipbuilding Corporation |
Houston
Shipbuilding Corporation
EC2-S-C1 Type
| Hull # | Name | Designations/names |
| 95 | Sam Houston | |
| 96 | Davy Crockett | |
| 97 | Matthew Maury | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 98 | Winfield Scott | USAT |
| 99 | Michael J. Stone | |
| 100 | David S. Terry | |
| 101 | Benjamin Bourn | |
| 102 | Daniel Carroll | USAT |
| 103 | Nicholas Gilman | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 104 | Samuel Griffin | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 105 | Thomas Hartley | USAT |
| 106 | Daniel Hiester | USAT |
| 107 | Benjamin Huntington | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 108 | John Laurance | |
| 109 | Samuel Livermore | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 110 | Houston Volunteers | USAT |
| 111 | A. P. Hill | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 112 | James Longstreet | |
| 113 | Joseph E. Johnston | |
| 114 | J. E. B. Stuart | USAT |
| 115 | John B. Hood | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 116 | Fitzhugh Lee (I) | Completed as Big Foot Wallace WSAT (550) |
| 117 | Amelia Earhart | USAT |
| 118 | Champ Clark | USAT |
| 119 | Joseph T. Robinson | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 265 | Stephen F. Austin | USAT |
| 266 | William B. Travis | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 267 | Mirabeau B. Lamar | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 268 | Theodore Sedgwick | USAT |
| 269 | Thomas T. Tucker | |
| 270 | Jeremiah Wadsworth | |
| 271 | James Bowie | |
| 272 | Thomas J. Rusk | |
| 273 | Lambert Cadwalader | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 274 | James Madison | |
| 275 | William L. Smith | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 276 | Stephen C. Foster |
Todd-Houston
Shipbuilding Corporation
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 |
| 828 | William Eustis | |
| 829 | John Armstrong | USAT |
| 830 | William H. Crawford | |
| 831 | James Barbour | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 832 | John H. Eaton | |
| 833 | Joel R. Poinsett | |
| 834 | John Bell | |
| 835 | John C. Spencer | |
| 836 | James M. Porter | |
| 837 | William Wilkins | |
| 838 | Fitzhugh Lee (II) | USAT |
| 839 | Jubal A. Early | |
| 840 | Richard S. Ewell | |
| 841 | George E. Pickett | |
| 842 | William N. Pendleton | |
| 843 | Moses Austin | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 844 | Benito Juarez | |
| 845 | David G. Burnet | USAT |
| 846 | James S. Hogg | AK 139 Pavo |
| 847 | Jane Long | USAT |
| 848 | James B. Bonham | |
| 849 | James W. Fannin | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 850 | Anson Jones | |
| 851 | Frederick L. Dau | |
| 852 | James E. Haviland | USAT |
| 853 | Edward Burleson | |
| 854 | Lorenzo DeZavala | |
| 855 | Benjamin R. Milam | WSAT (550) USAT |
| 856 | Sidney Sherman | |
| 857 | John Mary Odin | USAT |
| 858 | Mary Austin | USAT |
| 859 | E. A. Peden | |
| 1936 | Sam Houston II | USAT |
| 1937 | George C. Childress | |
| 1938 | J. Pinckney Henderson | |
| 1939 | George P. Garrison | Belgian Liberty Loan Belgium |
| 1940 | Oran M. Roberts | |
| 1941 | Robert T. Hill | |
| 1942 | Frederick H. Newell | |
| 1943 | John H. Reagan | |
| 1944 | R. M. Williamson | |
| 1945 | Jesse Billingsley | |
| 1946 | Edwin W. Moore | USAT |
| 1947 | George Bellows | |
| 1948 | David Wilmot | |
| 1949 | Samuel H. Walker | USAT |
| 1950 | Erastus Smith | |
| 1951 | Jose Navarro | USAT |
| 1952 | Joshua A. Leach | |
| 1953 | Harvey C. Miller | |
| 1954 | George W. Lively | USAT |
| 1955 | Thomas W. Gregory | |
| 1956 | Will R. Wood | |
| 1957 | William M. Rayburn | |
| 1958 | L. H. McNelly | |
| 1959 | Lucien B. Maxwell | |
| 1960 | Albert S. Burleson | |
| 1961 | Joseph H. Kibbey | AK 129 Phobos |
| 1962 | Oscar Chappell | |
| 1963 | J. S. Cullinan | AK 116 Alderamin |
| 1964 | Hugh Young | AK 117 Zaurak |
| 1965 | Matthew J. O'Brien | |
| 1966 | Henry Austin | |
| 2420 | Charles Morgan | USAT |
| 2421 | John W. Gates | |
| 2422 | Anthony F. Lucas | AK 120 Zaniah; AG 70 |
| 2423 | William Becknell | Launched as AK 121 Sabik |
| 2424 | Harry Percy | |
| 2425 | Rebecca Boone | |
| 2426 | Charles Goodnight | |
| 2427 | Andrew Briscoe | |
| 2428 | William M. Eastland | |
| 2429 | Jose G. Benitez | |
| 2430 | Anna H. Branch | |
| 2431 | Isaac Van Zandt | |
| 2908 | John G. Tod | |
| 2909 | Charles J. Finger | |
| 2910 | Morris Sheppard | |
| 2911 | Katherine L. Bates | |
| 2912 | Jacob Perkins | |
| 2913 | Robert Henri | |
| 2914 | Keith Palmer | |
| 2915 | George Steers | |
| 2916 | John Gibbon | |
| 2917 | Thomas Say | |
| 2918 | Daniel E. Garrett | Army aircraft Repair Ship Maj. Gen. Robert Olds |
| 2919 | Christopher S. Flanagan | |
| 2920 | John Ireland | |
| 2921 | Henry M. Robert | |
| 2922 | Sul Ross | |
| 2923 | Julius Olsen | |
| 2924 | Felipi De Bastrop [Debastrop] | |
| 2925 | Richard O'Brien | Army Aircraft Repair Ship Brig. Gen. Asa N. Duncan |
| 2926 | O. B. Martin | |
| 2927 | Henry D. Lindsley | |
| 2928 | Minor C. Keith | |
| 2929 | Nicholas D. Labadie | USAT |
| 2930 | Arthur St. Clair | USAT |
| 2931 | Rufus Choate | |
| 2932 | Gus W. Darnell | USAT IX 228 Justin |
| 2933 | Eleazar Lord | |
| 2934 | Juan N. Seguin | |
| 2935 | Betram G. Goodhue | |
| 2936 | Oliver Loving | |
| 2937 | Andrew W. Preston | |
| 2938 | Nathaniel Scudder | Army Aircraft Repair Ship Brig. Gen. Alfred J. Lyon |
| 2939 | John B. Hamilton | |
| 2940 | Nathaniel Silsbee | USAT |
| 2941 | Robert Watchorn | |
| 2942 | Tomas Guardia | |
| 2943 | Laura Drake Gill | |
| 2944 | Angus McDonald | |
| 2945 | Wynn Seale | |
| 2946 | T. E. Mitchell | |
| 2947 | Carlos J. Finlay | |
| 2948 | Kyle V. Johnson | |
| 2949 | Jacob A. Westervelt | |
| 2950 | Robert S. Lovett | |
| 2951 | Ida Strauss | |
| 2952 | Thomas Bulfinch | |
| 2953 | Lorado Taft | |
| 2954 | Howard L. Gibson | |
| 2955 | Thomas Eakins | |
| 2956 | Robert E. Clarkson | |
| 2957 | Irving Babbitt | |
| 2958 | Michael J. Owens | |
| 2959 | Edward G. Janeway | USAT |
| 2960 | Herbert D. Croly | |
| 2961 | Frederic E. Ives | |
| 2962 | Walter Wellman | |
| 2963 | Richard J. Hopkins | USAT |
| 2964 | J. D. Yeager | |
| 2965 | Johnny Appleseed | USAT |
| 2966 | Paul Bunyan | |
| 2967 | Anson Mills | |
| 2968 | Robert Neighbors | |
| 2969 | Francis B. Ogden | |
| 2970 | Edwin S. Nettleton | |
| 2971 | Pontus H. Ross | |
| 2972 | Clarence Roberts | |
| 2973 | Otis E. Hall | |
| 2974 | Charles L. McNary | |
| 2975 | Cyril G. Hopkins | Completed as Navarchos Koundouriotis |
| 2976 | I. B. Perrine | Completed as Eleftheria |
| 2977 | Paul David Jones | |
| 2978 | Will B. Otwell | |
| 2979 | Jacob Chandler Harper | |
| 2980 | Harold D. Whitehead | |
| 2981 | Clyde Austin Dunning | |
| 2982 | James Kyron Walker | |
| 2983 | Walter Frederick Kraft | |
| 2984 | William R. Lewis | |
| 2985 | William Asa Carter | USAT |
| 2986 | James Roy Wells | |
| 2987 | William K. Kamaka | |
| 2988 | Daniel L. Johnston | |
| 2989 | Lloyd S. Carlson | |
| 2990 | Russell R. Jones | |
| 2991 | John Martin Miller | |
| 2992 | Wallace M. Tyler | |
| 2993 | William W. Johnson | |
| 2994 | Bernard L. Rodman | |
| 2995 | Leonardo L. Romero | |
| 2996 | Willard R. Johnson | USAT |
| 2997 | Samuel L. Jeffery | |
| 2998 | Clifford E. Ashby | |
| 2999 | Alfred L. Baxley | Completed as Lektor Garbo |
| 3000 | Francis E. Siltz | |
| 3001 | Charles H. Lanham | |
| 3002 | Mark A. Davis | Psara |
| 3003 | Edward N. Hinton |
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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