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Mary Ross (18th-century – 1847) was an English shipbuilder. She is known as the successful shipbuilder of the British Navy during the Napoleonic Wars. She was married to Charles Ross (d. 1808) of Rochester and took over his company after his death.

References

1. Helen Doe: Enterprising Women and Shipping in the Nineteenth Century, 2009
2. "Maritime Medway by Medway Council - Issuu". 3 October 2011.

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• 19th-century English businesspeople
• 19th-century English businesswomen
• 18th-century births
• 1847 deaths
• English shipbuilders
• British people of the Napoleonic Wars
• Women of the Regency era