Pusey & Jones started in business in 1848, organized by Joshua Pusey and John Jones and was a major 19th-century shipbuilder. A second shipyard was added for the WWI effort, in Gloucester City NJ: see its table here. It was an early participant in the WWII shipbuilding program, its 2 ways being increased to 3 in the second wave of shipbuilding expansion. After WWII, Pusey & Jones converted the shipyard's facilities for the manufacture of paper-making machinery but the company closed in 1959. The shipyard was located between the Christina River and the main line of the Pennsylvania Rail Road. See it from the air on Google here. If anyone can provide any additional information about either the yard or the ships it built, please e-mail it to me at tim@coltoncompany.com
| Hull # | Original Name | Original Owner | Type | Tons | Delivery | Disposition |
| 1 | Gilpin | Sidewheeler | 92 | 1851 | ||
| 2 | Spray | Sidewheeler | 108 | 1852 | ||
| 3 | James Porter | Sidewheeler | 73 | 1852 | Engine and boiler only | |
| 4 | Flora McDonald | Cape Fear Shipping | Sidewheeler | 95 | 1853 | Sold to Confederate Govt. 1861 |
| 5 | U.S. Government | Tug | 1853 | Engine and boiler only | ||
| 6 | Caledonia | James C. Johnson | Tug | 85 | 1854 | Converted 1878 |
| 7 | Mahlon Betts | M. Betts and others | Schooner | 216 | 1854 | Burned 1863 but salvaged and rebuilt |
| 8 | Queen | Capt. A. Michener | Sidewheeler | 199 | 1854 | Engine only |
| 9 | J. W. Bass | Propeller | 1854 | Engine and boiler only | ||
| 10 | Diamond State | Leipsic Steamboat Co. | Propeller | 141 | 1854 | Engine and boiler only |
| 11 | Robert Waterman | Propeller | 199 | 1856 | Sunk 1859 | |
| 12 | J. L. Pusey | Steam Tug | 58 | 1857 | Abandoned 1907 | |
| 13 | Southern Star | Propeller | 545 | 1858 | Engine and boiler only | |
| 14 | Delaware | Trenton Tptn. Co. | Propeller | 167 | 1858 | Lost 1909 |
| 15 | Raritan | Trenton Tptn. Co. | Propeller | 167 | 1858 | Abandoned 1917 |
| 16 | Tuscarora | S. J. R. Flanigen | Propeller | 162 | 1859 | Engine and boiler only |
| 17 | Mary | T. McCallum | Propeller | 58 | 1859 | Engine only |
| 18 | Mount Vernon | H. B. Cromwell & Co. | Propeller | 625 | 1859 | Engine and boiler only |
| 19 | Monticello | H. B. Cromwell & Co. | Propeller | 655 | 1859 | Engine and boiler only |
| 20 | E. O. Sewell | Joseph Marvel & Co. | Sidewheeler | 33 | 1859 | Engine only |
| 21 | E. Chamberlain | Henry DeVinney | Propeller | 128 | 1860 | Engine and boiler only |
| 22 | John F. Starr | Geo. Wood & Geo. Fisher | Propeller | 78 | 1860 | Engine only |
| 23 | A. P. Hurt | Cape Fear Steamboat Co. | Sternwheeler | 81 | 1860 | Abandoned 1905 |
| 24 | General Flores | Propeller | 175 | 1861 | Engine and boiler only, for Ecuador | |
| 25 | James Petteway | James Pettaway & Co. | Sidewheeler | 1861 | ||
| 26 | Captain Lee | Sidewheeler | 1861 | For Ecuador | ||
| 27 | Smyrck | Sidewheeler | 120 | 1861 | For Ecuador | |
| 28 | Keystone | Propeller | 36 | 1861 | Engine and boiler only | |
| 29 | Joseph Baker | Joseph Baker | Propeller | 62 | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 30 | Juniata | U. S. Navy | Propeller | 1,934d | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 31 | George Washington | H. B. Cromwell & Co. | Propeller | 804 | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 32 | George Cromwell | H. B. Cromwell & Co. | Propeller | 802 | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 33 | Boston | Joseph Baker | Propeller | 74 | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 34 | J. K. Kirkman | Joseph Baker | Propeller | 76 | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 35 | Empire | Thomas Clyde | Propeller | 416 | 1862 | Engine and boiler only |
| 36 | Fahkee | Propeller | 699 | 1863 | Engine and boiler only | |
| 37 | Wyalusing | U. S. Navy | Sidewheeler |