| Ship |
Type |
Length |
Commander |
Guns
|
Crew |
Notes |
| Royal Savage |
2 Masted
Schooner |
|
Capt. David Hawley |
6-6 pounders
4-4 pounders
12 swivels |
50 |
Run aground, boarded and burned by British early in
the Battle. Arnold had moved to the Congress prior to the battle,
but all his papers and personal belongings were lost aboard the Savage. |
| Revenge |
2 Masted
Schooner |
|
Capt. ____
Seamon |
8-4 pounders
10 swivels |
35 |
Escaped to Ticonderoga |
| Liberty |
2 Masted
Schooner |
|
Capt. ____
Premier |
2-4 pounders
6-2 pounders
6 swivels |
35 |
Taken earlier from the Tory Philip Skene, was not present at the battle, had left for provisions |
| Enterprise |
Sloop |
|
Capt. ____
Dickenson
(a.k.a. Dickson) |
10-4 pounders
12 swivels |
50 |
Escaped to Ticonderoga |
| New Haven |
Gondola |
|
Capt. Giles
Mansfield |
1-12 pounder
2-9 pounders
8 swivels |
45 |
Run aground and burned at Ferris' Bay, October 13 |
| Providence |
Gondola |
|
Capt. ____
Simmons [Simonds] |
3-9 pounders
7 swivels |
45 |
Run aground and burned at Ferris' Bay, October 13 |
| Boston |
Gondola |
|
Capt. ____
Sumner |
1-12 pounder
3-9 pounders
8 swivels |
45 |
Run aground and burned at Ferris' Bay, October 13 |
| Spitfire |
Gondola |
|
Capt. ____
Ulmer |
3-9 pounders
4 swivels |
45 |
Possibly sunk at Schuyler's Island, October 12. Recently discovered
sitting upright, in excellent condition, at the bottom of lake. The
location has not been made public. |
| Philadelphia |
Gondola |
|
Capt. Benjamin Rue |
1-12 pounder
2-9 pounders
8 swivels |
45 |
Sunk at Valcour, October 11. Raised and on display at Smithsonian
Institution, Washington, DC |
| Connecticut |
Gondola |
|
Capt. ____
Grant |
2-9 pounders
8 swivels |
45 |
Run aground and burned at Ferris' Bay, October 13 |
| Jersey |
Gondola |
|
Capt. [Graham]
Grimes |
1-12 pounder
2-9 pounders |
45 |
May have been scuttled at Schuyler's Island. More likely she was
captured by the British at Split Rock. |
| New York |
Gondola |
|
Capt. ____
Reed |
1-12 pounder
1-9 pounder
2-6 pounders1 |
45 |
Escaped to Ticonderoga |
| Lee |
Cutter |
|
Capt. ____
Davis |
1-12 pounder
1-9 pounders
4-4 pounders |
45 |
Captured, recovered by British, probably in
the Onion (Winooski) River |
| Trumbull |
Galley |
|
Capt. Seth
Warner |
1-18 pounder
1-12 pounder
2-9 pounders
2-6 pounders
2-4 pounders
10 swivels |
80 |
Escaped to Ticonderoga |
Congress
Flagship |
Row Galley |
|
Capt. James
Arnold
(Gen. Benedict Arnold on board) |
2-18 pounders
2-12 pounders
4-6 pounders
10 swivels |
80 |
Became Arnold's Flagship after he left the Royal Savage. Run aground and burned at Ferris' Bay, October 13 |
| Washington |
Row
Galley |
|
Capt. John
Thatcher, David Hawley |
1-18 pounder
3-12 pounders
4-6 pounders
10 swivels |
80 |
Upon the death of Capt. Thatcher at Valcour, command assumed by
Hawley, of the Savage. Col. Waterbury aboard. Captured by British
at Split Rock. |
| Gates |
Galley |
|
Capt. Frederick Chapel |
2-18 pounders
2-12 pounders 4-4
pounders
10 swivels |
80 |
Still on the ways at Skenesborough at the time of the battle. Did not
participate. |