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Texas Navy Ship Wharton

Artist: Fred Toler. From "Ships of the Texas Navy; A Limited Edition Portfolio of Fine Prints";

This page is dedicated to the memory of the navies of the fledgling Republic of Texas.

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First Texas Navy Ships
► Brutus - Schooner (1836-37) - Web Site - Lost in storm
► Independence - Schooner (1836-37) - Web Site - Captured by Mexico
► Invincible - Schooner (1836-37) - Web Site - Sank in battle
► Liberty - Schooner (1836) - Web Site - Sold for debt by Republic of Texas

Second Texas Navy Ships
► Archer - Brig (1840-43) - Web Site - Scrapped
► Austin - Sloop-of-War (1840-43) - Web Site - Scrapped
► Potomac - Brig (1838-42) - Web Site - Scrapped
► San Antonio - Schooner (1839-42) - Web Site - Mysteriously lost at sea after mutiny
► San Bernard - Schooner (1839-42) - Web Site - Scrapped

► San Jacinto - Schooner (1839-40) - Web Site - Sank in storm

► Wharton - Brig (1839-43) - Web Site - Scrapped
► Zavala - Steam Packet (1839-42) - Web Site - Scrapped or sunk in Galveston harbor
► Zavala Wreck Location - Web Site

Third Texas Navy
► Navies of the Republic of Texas - Web Site

Miscellaneous Early Texas History Topics
► Steamer Yellow Stone (Sam Houston's river transportation during Texas Revolution) (1836) - Web Site
► Shipwreck of Spanish Nao (1554), Corpus Christi Museum of Science & History, Corpus Christi

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