Kingston (1806 Liverpool ship)

The Kingston was a merchant vessel built in Liverpool, England, in 1806. Primary documentation identifies her as a ship engaged in the transatlantic trade, specifically operating between Liverpool and ports in the West Indies and the Americas. Records indicate she was involved in the transportation of goods such as manufactured items, sugar, and other commodities common to that trade route during the early 19th century. Further research is needed to determine specific details regarding her owners, captains, individual voyages, and eventual fate.