The French withdrew in a row galley, pursued by the Onondaga and the Mohawk.

In a naval action on April 19, Elbert and the row galleys came upon the becalmed ships, and captured or destroyed four of them.

On 27 May, the marines of the Pennsylvania Navy employed row galleys to drive off two British warships in the Delaware River.

Lady Washington was a row galley in the Continental Navy, named in honor of Martha Washington.

In January 1776 two row galleys, named Spitfire and Washington, were added to the fleet.

When it came time for the battle, Arnold transferred his flag to Congress, a row galley.

On the 11th, Hazelwood and Smith launched a joint attack by row galleys on the working parties.

The state also authorized the construction of row galleys in 1776.

USS Congress was a row galley that served the Continental Navy during the American Revolution.

As the seamen and soldiers set to their tasks aboard the immobilized galleon, the row galleys crept across the intervening water.