Captain Moses Rogers was a commander of first-generation steam-powered boats in the 1810s, including both steamboats and a hybrid vessel that used both engine and sail for propulsion, the SS Savannah. He is best known for commanding the Savannah on its voyage from its namesake port to Liverpool in May–June 1819.
- Occupation
- sea captain
- Born
- 1779, January 1779
- Died
- November 15, 1821, October 15, 1821
