Could owning a ship qualify someone to vote?

Could owning a ship count toward the property qualification for voting?

Possibly in some constituencies, though shipowners usually also owned land or houses. Ship ownership does not appear to have become a general separate qualification.

Voting qualifications varied between British constituencies. Land and houses provided familiar routes into the franchise, and shipowners generally possessed property of that kind as well. In constituencies requiring a certain level of wealth, the value of a ship could conceivably have counted toward the qualification. No firm example of a separate ship-ownership franchise is identified.