In the archive of the town Flushing (inv.no. 5533) is a list preserved with the names of the warships built by the former navy shipyard at Flushing which became afterwards the shipyard De Schelde, nowadays still existing as part of the Damen Shipyards Group.
The list is dated 12 December 1875 and made by the book-keeper of the Royal Company De Schelde using the present name signs found on the so-called Moellezolder (loft). He supplied the names of 61 ships in chronological order. The so-called boats must have been sail gunboats.
1. De Courier, 18-gun brig, keel laid down 11 July 1817
2. De Zeeuw, 80-gun ship of the line, keel, laid down 24 August 1819
3. Euridice, 36-gun frigate, build 1820-1821
4. Koning der Nederlanden, 84-gun ship of the line, keel laid down 27 December 1821
5. No. 3, boat, build 1821
6. Mercuur, work ship, build 1821
7. No. 11, rowboat, build 1821
8. De Rijn, 54-gun frigate, build 1825-1832
9. Panter, 12-gun brig, keel laid down 24 June 1823
10. No. 6, boat, build 1823
11. No. 9, boat, build 1823
12. Nehalennia, 28-gun corvette, keel laid down 18 December 1824
13. Suriname
14. Windhond, 8-gun brig, keel laid down 7 June 1826
15. Boreas, 28-gun corvette, keel laid down 31 July 1828
16. Amphitrite, 32-gun corvette, keel laid down 28 February 1828
17. Meermin, 18-gun brig, keel laid down 29 August 1828
18. No. 15, rowboat, build 1828
19. No. 12, rowboat, build 1828
20. No. 14, rowboat, build 1828
21. No. 13, rowboat, build 1828
22. No. 13, boat, build 1828
23. No. 31, build 1830
24. No. 32, build 1830
25. No. 29, build 1830
26. No. 30, build 1830
27. No. 33, build 1830
28. No. 34, build 1830
29. No. 24, build 1830
30. Snelheid 14-gun brig, keel laid down 4 June 1831
31. De Ruyter, 1st class frigate, keel laid down 20 August 1831
32. Cerberus, steam warship, keel laid down 28 February 1834
33. Koerier, 18-gun brig, keel laid down 13 June 1835
34. Etna, steam warship, keel laid down 18 September 1837
35. Lynx, 18-gun brig, keel laid down13 June 1838
36. Heldin, 20-gun corvette, keel laid down31 July 1839
37. Sperwer, 18-gun brig, keel laid down 13 May 1840
38. Dolfijn, 5-gun schooner brig, keel laid down 31 May 1842
39. Prins Maurits der Nederlanden, 26-gun corvette, keel laid down 9June 1842
40. Adder, 3-gun schooner, keel laid down 4 September 1844
41. Cachelot, 12-gun brig, keel laid down 4 September 1844
42. Vlinder, cutter annex work sloop, keel laid down 4 November 1844
43. Scorpioen, 2nd class schooner, keel laid down 13 June 1845
44. Saparoea, 4-gun schooner brig, keel laid down18 December 1845
45. Padang
46. Atalante, schooner, keel laid down 29 April 1850
47. Prinses Amelia, screw steam corvette, build 1853
48. Evertsen, steam frigate 1st class, keel laid down 26 October 1854
49. Zeeland , steam frigate 1st class, keel laid down 28 February 1856
50. Soembing, schooner, keel laid down 17 May 1856
51. Vesuvius, screw steamship 4th class, keel laid down 8 October 1857
52. Vuurschip, keel laid down 9 January 1858 (1)
53. Adolf Hertog van Nassau, 51-gun screw steam frigate, laid down 4 December 1858
54. Haarlemmermeer
55. Leeuwarden
56. Curacao , screw steamship 1st class, keel laid down14 July 1860
57. Den Briel, screw steamship 4th class, keel laid down 14 March 1861
58. Aart van Nes, screw steamship 4th class, keel laid down 6 April 1861
59. Pilot cutter No. 7,
60. Pro Patria (2)
61. Pilot cutter No. 3
Notes
1. The newspaper Middelburgsche Courant dated Thursday 19 August 1858 reported that in the evening of last Monday the experiments with the lights lit were successful. This lightship destined for the position Noord Hinder was to brought to her destination by a steamship of the government.
