USS "Ella" may refer to:
*USS|Ella|1862, was commissioned 10 August 1862, and sold 15 September 1865.
*USS|Ella|1864, was renamed "Philippi" on 27 February 1864, 4 days after her purchase by the US Navy.
*The "Ella" (No. 1676), a motorboat, was acquired by the Navy on 8 October 1917. She never saw active service, returning to her owner on 29 October 1917.
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