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Passenger Lists - 1841

SHIP DEVON -

1 passenger from Singapore & Lombock 8/1/1841

GETHING, Captain John

HUGHES, Captain WW (//-//) chartered the vessel

SCHOONER ROYAL MAIL -

c6 passengers from London 7/2/1841

RATSEY, Captain Edward - brought the news that Governor Gawler’s official drafts had been dishonoured and their acceptance refused.

*COOK, Henry Gordon (c1806-2/8/1871) Died St Marys SA. Gentleman from 2 Carlton Cottages, Kent Road, Surrey, England. Farmer; Sturt River (Section 35 Survey B) Probably not married. Left his property to his sister, Clara. Bought his land from Captain WD COOK of the barque Eden. Were the men brothers??

*COOK, Miss Ann (//-//)

*COOK, Miss Clara (//-//)

*COOK, Miss E (//-//) Not yet identified.

DARE, George (//-//)

MCINTOSH, James (//-//) Court case 9/3/1841, concerning these 2 passengers.

BARQUE CYGNET -

8 passengers from London 10/2/1841

DALSTON, Captain William

*JACKSON, Samuel Sommerville (c1802-30/9/1854) Died Macclesfield SA, at his residence Woodside. Innkeeper, farmer; Macclesfield. Congregational. m 2/10/1822.

*JACKSON, Mrs SS nee Mary Ann Girling (//-//).

*JACKSON, James Girling (c1824-19/1/1882) Died Parkside SA. Farmer & vigneron; Woodside Farm Macclesfield. m 7/4/1864 Congregational Chapel Macclesfield, Mary nee Hattersley, 2nd d of John Hattersley druggist, late of Keightley, Yorks.

*JACKSON, Louisa Girling (c1827-//1903) m 27/10/1846 Bugle Ranges, Edward Holthouse

*JACKSON, Caroline (c1829-//) Died North Adelaide SA. m 7/10/1847 Woodside Macclesfield, Daniel Kekwick Junr.

3 unnamed steerage passengers.

BRIG TYRONE -

1 passenger from Liverpool, Lancs, England 11/2/1841

BRAITHWAITE, Captain WB

*LUCAS, Robert Bright (//-//) Attended Old Colonists Banquet 1871. Not yet identified.

STEAMER CORSAIR -

8 cabin + 3 steerage passengers (11 passengers) from London & the Cape 3/3/1841

FOX, Captain GR -  of the East India Company’s service.

‘The Corsair presents quite a Noah’s Ark looking appearance, having on board a motley congregation of animals of almost every name … She is steamer built and is destined to ply by steam from shore to shore when she gets to Australia. She is, however, at present constructed as a three-masted schooner, and is intended to sail to the new country. She has paddle boxes without wheels, a huge smokeless funnel rigged aloft … while her comparatively puny sailing gear does not seem to us capable of being so trimmed as to waft her to the far south …’ Adelaide Chronicle 10/2/1841. ‘She has on board seven horses, a quantity of other stock of various kinds, and a cargo of merchandise’. During March 1841, the Corsair had her masts taken out at Pt Adelaide and was fitted up for steam.

#BARNES, John Senr (//-//)

#BARNES, John Junr (//-//) A long shot - perhaps John H Barnes who was on the Vic goldfields in late 1852. This family lived at Gawler Observer 18/12/1852 p408a.

*FOX, Mrs (//-//) Captain’s wife.

*FOX, servant (//-//)

*GILLMORE, Mr Bengal Army EIC (//-//)

*GILLMORE, family servant (//-//)

*POAR/POST, Miss (//-//)

#RADFORD, Robert Avis/Avos (//c1817-31/3/1865) Died Waterloo Plains SA. Veterinary surgeon and training groom assigned to care for the thoroughbred horse Actaeon, which WS Whitington imported from London aboard the Corsair. Experienced in British and French studs. Colt breaker WS Whitington stables; Adelaide (Rundle St). Vet; Hamilton. Anglican. m ? Letitia nee BAIRD m (2) 8/11/1866 Christ Church, Kapunda, James William Tilby BARNES

*ROSE, Mr (//-//)

*ROSE, Miss (//-//)

*TILLMAN/TILEMAN, G (//-//)

WORD OF MOUTH PASSENGER

BLYTH, Robert (//1813-//1887) Born Essex, England. Died Tasmania. A surgeon who supposedly emigrated 1841 Corsair, and then had a dairy farm near Mt Barker. He left 30/11/1841 MARYS for VDL. There, he became the Pt Arthur penal settlement surgeon.

SHIP JOHN COOPER -

14 + cabin, 20+ intermediate + unnamed number steerage passengers (c90 passengers) from Greenock, Cork and Lisbon 8/3/1841

SALMON, Captain James

The John Cooper is a splendid ship, and would have made one of the quickest passages ever known, had we been at all favoured with good winds; these, however, upon the whole, were exceedingly variable and contrary … The JC got up beautifully to this place, without touching the ground, and now lies in perfect safety within a few yards of the shore. She is one of the largest and finest vessels which ever came to the Port; and it is a subject of congratulation, to think, (after the curious reports at home relative to this Port) that such a large ship came up, and now lies here as snug as if she were in the London Docks …’ SA News p28.

#ARNAND/ARNEND/ARNAUD, Mr (//-//)

#ARNAND, Mrs (//-//)

#ARNAND, family

*ATKINSON, Captain (//-//)

*ATKINSON, Mrs (//-//)

*ATKINSON, family

#BAILLIE, Mr (//-//)

#BAILLIE, Mrs (//-//)

#BAILLIE, family

#BALFOUR, Mr (//-//)

*BLAIR, Mrs (//-//)

*BLAIR, Misses (//-//)

*BOYLE, Mr (//-//)

*CAMPBELL, Mr (//-//)

#CARMICHAEL, Miss

#CARMICHAEL, Miss G

#CARMICHAEL, Mr (//-//)

#CHRISTIE, Mr (//-//)

#CHURNSIDE, Mr (//-//)

*DAVISON/DAVIDSON, Mr (//-//)

*STEWART, Mr (//-//)

#DONALD, Mr (//-//)

#FRASER, Mr (//-//)

#HASTIE, Mr (//-//)

#LOGAN, Mr (//-//) perhaps James Logan tanner Hindmarsh.

#MITCHELL, Mr (//-//)

PHIMISTER, William (//-//)

*PRINGLE, Miss (//-//)

#ROBERTSON, Mr (//-//)

#SHEPHERD, Mr (//-//)

#SMITH, Mr (//-//)

*SPENCE, Mr (//-//)

*SPENCE, Mrs (//-//)

*STEVENS, Mr (//-//)

*STEWART, Mr (//-//)

#STEWART, Mr (//-//)

*WATTS, John Cliffe (7/5/1786-28/3/1873) Born Sallins, Co Kildare, Ireland. Captain of the 73d Regiment retired. Appointed SA Postmaster-General in succession to his brother Henry.

*WATTS, Mrs John nee Jane Campbell (10/8/1792-9/3/1873) daughter of Colonel James Campbell, of Glenfeachan, Scotland.

*WATTS, Margaret Elizabeth (25/10/1823-?) m 6/8/1846 Holy Trinity North Tce, Christopher Bagot, eldest son of CH Bagot, Koonunga. Lived at Nurney House, North Adelaide.

*WATTS, Charles Hammond (1825-25/10/1858) Died Melbourne Vic. Inspector of Country Post-Offices, Vic.

*WATTS, Mary (c1827-1/4/1841) Died Adelaide SA, ‘after a protracted illness which began on the passage from Europe’.

*WATTS, John James (//c1828-11/4/1842) Died SA, ‘after a protracted illness’. m Lucy Ayers, daughter of Sir Henry Ayers.

*WATTS, William Henry (1830-1916)

*WATTS, Jane Isabella (17/5/1832-1912) m 1856 Benjamin Solly

*WATTS, Samuel (21/6/1834-22/11/1897) Born Campbelltown, Co Argyle, Scotland. Died Tinga Tingana Qld. Surveyor, pastoralist; Tinga Tingana Station, Innamincka QLD. m 2/10/1869 Truro, Selina Jane nee LAVIS (//c1847-//1925)

#WHARNOCK, Mr (//-//)

Unnamed number of steerage passengers.

BARQUE LONDON -

2 passengers from Cape Town 27/3/1841

TAIT, Captain Magnus

*BROWN, Miss Margaret (//-//) Survivor of the Australia

*TAIT, Mrs (//-//)

BARQUE EDINA -

passengers from Greenock, Scotland 6/4/1841

SKINNER, Captain Thomas

Unnamed emigrants from Scotland.

BARQUE m 16/ -

16 cabin, 27 intermediate passengers 25/4/1841

SMITH, Captain Andrew - CHECK FROM MICROFILM

*ASTON, George Frederick (//-//c1874) Died London, England. Landowner; North Adelaide (Pennington Tce), Morphett Vale, Torrens River (Woodbury Section 653) near Adelaide. Proprietor; Section 241, District B 1845. His only daughters, Maria Rose and Julia, died Sydney, in March 1847, and apparently, he lost his wife as well. Lent money to colonists. Sub-divided TAs 267, 306 by 1849. Returned Britain c1849, where he lived at 15 Duke St, St James, Middlesex, in the heart of London, attended by his faithful coachman, Henry Dennis.

#ASTON, Frederick G (//-//)

#ASTON, Julia (//-/3/1847) Died Sydney NSW.

#ASTON, Maria Rose (//-/3/1847) Died Sydney NSW.

#BAKER, Miss (//-//)

*DENTON, Henry Paas (//-15/8/1894) Born London, Middlesex, England. Died Marryatville SA, through suicide Mrs BT Finniss’s home Kensington Road. Farmer; Rapid Bay, then Clerk; LTO Adelaide then Land agent; Pt Adelaide. Anglican. Attended Old Colonists Banquet 1871. Biog Observer 18/4/1894 p320b. m ? Emma Louisa nee GOLDSMITH.

*DUNCAN, Mr (//-//) Prob John Duncan Pastoralist; Wallaroo, Watervale. Did his wife emigrate with hiim??

#FAIRLIE, James (//-//) Possibly official of the Bank of SA, who m 9/5/1853 RC Church Adelaide, Mrs Ellen Harris.

#FAIRTHORN, Thomas (//-//) Not yet identified.

*FORSTER, Anthony (//-//) From Mare St, Hackney, Middlesex, England. GF Angas’s sole agent and attorney for SA. Attended Old Colonists Banquet 1871.

*GARDE, MH Surgeon-Superintendent (//-//) Not yet identified.

*GRAYDON, Maria Helen (6/7/1818-25/7/1899) Born Ireland. Died Adelaide SA. 3d daughter of Alex Graydon, New Castle House, Co Kildare, Ireland. In Mt Barker 1845. m 10/6/1851 Pt Lincoln, George Lawson, Government Surgeon.

#HAMILTON, Mrs (//-//)

#HATCH, Miss (//-//) m 10/7/1841 Holy Trinity Adelaide, Thomas WHITE of King William St, Adelaide. Prob agricultural storekeeper of KWSt, then cornfactor; Grenfell St from c1845.

*HAWKER, James Collins (10/4/1821-//) Born Titchfield, Hants, England. To SA (1) 1838 Pestonjee Bomanjee. Surveyor’s assistant, pastoralist, public servant; Pt Adelaide, Bungaree Station, North Adelaide. Anglican. m 24/10/1850 Adelaide, Louisa nee Lipson.

*JONES, Henry (c1810-//1899) perhaps 7/5/1897 Returning to SA from Britain with new bride. Not yet identified.

*JONES, Mrs Henry nee Amelia Harriett ? (c1819-8/2/1843) Died Adelaide SA. Not yet identified.

*JONES, H (//-//)

*JONES, W (//-//)

#MARSH/MARSH, John (//-//)

#MATTHEWS, Mrs (//-//)

#MATTHEWS, Master A (//-//)

#MATTHEWS, Master T (//-//)

#MATTHEWS, Joan (//-//)

#MATTHEWS, Harriet (16/8/1833-26/9/1907) Died North Adelaide SA. Cremation detailsChronicle 5/10/1907 p34e. m 8/7/1854 Bride's father's residence Hurds Hill Upper Sturt, William Morgan.

#MATTHEWS, Elizabeth (//-//)

#MAYLIN, Thomas (//-//) Not yet identified.

*MCCULLOCK, H (//-//) Not yet identified.

*MCCULLOCK, W (//-//) Not yet identified.

#MOORSHEAD, J (//-//) Not yet identified.

#MOORSHEAD, W (//-//) Not yet identified.

*PEACHEY, Peter (?-24/8/1849) Died Glen Osmond SA, of ‘brain fever, superinduced by a violent febrile rheumatic attack’. Proprietor Wheal Watkins Mine and other mineral lands; Glen Osmond. m 30/5/1844 The Hermitage, Elizabeth Williams.

PORTER, (//-//) perhaps George William Porter farmer Reedbeds??

*RANDALL, Mr (//-//)

#REES, Miss (//-//) perhaps Margaret Rees m 1/6/1841 Adelaide, Robert Fiveash.

#SCHOLEFIELD, William (//-//)

*SEYMOUR, Henry Conway (1799-12/12/1869) Born Ballymore Castle, Galway, Ireland. Died Mt Benson SA. Barrister, farmer, pastoralist; Tara Hall, Littlehampton, Naracoorte, Killanoona Station (Bool Lagoon)

*SEYMOUR, Mrs Henry Seymour nee Eliza Drought (c1802-10/11/1885) Died Naracoorte SA.

*SEYMOUR, Thomas Drought (1822-1/4/1897) Born Ireland. Died Bool Lagoon SA. Pastoralist, Bool Lagoon.

*SEYMOUR, Elizabeth (1825-1901) m 16/12/1845 Holy Trinity Adelaide, George Hawker.

*SEYMOUR, Ellen

*SEYMOUR, Robert had a pastoral property in Victoria.

*SEYMOUR, Jane (//-//)m 24/9/1856 St Luke Adelaide, William Peter.

*SEYMOUR, Henry (?-22/4/1847) Died Bool Lagoon SA; buried Blakiston.

#SIMPSON, Miss (//-//)

#SUTER, Miss B (//-//)

#SUTER, Mrs E (//-//)

#SUTER, Miss E (//-//)

#TILT, Ellen (//-//) Housekeeper; Adelaide (Widower William Pearce whom she m 22/12/1849. Had a daughter, Ellen Hawker Tilt, by fellow passenger James Hawker. The child died in Currie St, in June 1842, aged 5 months.

#WINTER, George (//-//)

BRIG ALEXANDRINA -

passengers from Dublin 28/4/1841

SMITH, Captain Sydney

No passengers named.

BARQUE WILLIAM HUTH -

1 passenger from Singapore 28/4/1841

TOBY, Captain Jacob

COTTERELL, Mr (//-//)

SCHOONER DUKE OF SUSSEX -

c4 passengers from London 15/5/1841

JONES, Captain Henry

WORD OF MOUTH PASSENGERS

UNWIN, Branston Senr (//-//before 1890) Winemaker: Klemzig, Rose Cottage Walkerville. Dept Christchurch NZ c1878.

UNWIN, Mrs Branston nee Sarah WALFORD (//c1813-10/6/1890) Died Addington NZ. DN Observer 27/9/1890 p600a.

UNWIN, Frederick Fisher (16/2/1837-//after 1878) Born Essex, England. Died Maitland SA. Teacher; Walkerville, Maitland. m 3/10/1867 All Saints Hindmarsh, Emily Packard.

UNWIN, Branston Junr (//-//)

BARQUE LORD GLENELG -

4 passengers from London 10/5/1841

ORR, Captain Robert Smith

COBB, Elijah (//c1824-//) m 27/6/1855 Thomas ANDERSON residence Bugle Ranges nr Macclesfield, Margaret nee Gourlay. He must have had family at this age - who were his parents?

*ELLIS, Thomas (c1809-12/6/1841) Died SA, about 10 hours after landing from the Lord Glenelg, a graduate of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, aged 32. Brother to Captain Ellis, Pt Gawler.

*GREY, Captain George, Governor (14/4/1812-19/8/1898) Born Lisbon Portugal. Died London, Middlesex, England. Anglican. m 2/11/1839 Albany WA.

*GREY, Mrs George nee Eliza Lucy SPENCER (//-//)

*GREY, George Junr (c16/2/1841-25/7/1841) Born at sea. Died Adelaide SA.

*JOHNSON, Henry (late of East-terrace, Adelaide) Emigrated from Grove End Road, Regent’s Park, Middlesex, England. Probably the agent Edward Moore appointed before leaving England to manage his Town Acres centred on Moore St. He also came to act as local agent for the bankrupt Jerningham Estate. Was H Johnson a Roman Catholic? Had Johnson emigrated earlier on the Africaine, gone back to England and then returned to SA?

*KNIGHT, Charles Ship’s surgeon (//-//) Stayed in SA as Gov Grey’s confidential clerk and then went with him to New Zealand. Anglican. m 6/3/1844 Adelaide, Caroline SYMES. Did she come from the Symes families who emigrated to SA in 1840?

SHIP HENRY HOYLE -

passengers from Liverpool 12/5/1841

GRIFFITHS, Captain

No passengers named.

BRIG AMELIA -

passengers from Liverpool. 15/5/1841

BROWN, Captain David

BYERS, Dr (//-//) of the Australia, from the Cape of Good Hope.

CAWTHORNE, William Anderson (25/9/1825-25/9/1897) Artist, writer, teacher; Kangaroo Island, Adelaide (Currie St). Anglican. m Holy Trinity Adelaide, Mary Ann Georgiana Mower. She acted as his assistant teacher.

SHIP DUMFRIES -

passengers from Singapore and King George Sound 15/5/1841

THOMPSON, Captain Richard

GARRATT, Samuel Beattie (//-//) Charterer and ex-bolter.

Merchant and commission agent; Adelaide (Pirie St). Insolvent 1844. His partner FISHER, William bankrupt 1841. SB Garratt must have been on a business trip to Singapore. Creditors sold up his estate without his knowledge while he was overseas SA 18/5/1847 p162e

BARQUE COUNTESS OF DURHAM -

8 passengers from London 5/6/1841

JOHNSTONE, Captain A

#ANDREWS, Frederic George (16/3/1814-25/3/1892) Born Romford, Essex, England. Died Melbourne Vic. 2nd son of the late Rev’d Edward Andrews, of Beresford Chapel, Walworth, Surrey, England. Storekeeper; Adelaide (Hindley St) m 14/2/1849 Fullarton, Jane Frew, eldest daughter of James Frew.

*DUNKIN, William (//-20/2/1852) Died Turon Diggings near Bathurst NSW. Only son of the late Brigadier-Gen Dinkin CB, Col of the 44th Regiment. Leased ‘a genteel villa’ on South Road, about 4 miles from Adelaide. JB Neales sold the lease again 8/11/1849. Shifted to Pt Lincoln. Apparently married at time of death.

*FLAXMAN, Charles (//-//)

#GIBBINS/GIBBONS, Mr (//-//) Perhaps Thomas John Gibbons m 28//12/1846, Amy Rebecca HOOPER.

*PIESSE, Francis (//-//) Byron Cottage; Adelaide (East Tce) Oct 1841. Settled; McLaren Vale. Possibly a brother to CA Piesse, Colonial Secretary of WA, who died 6/3/1851 Perth.

*PIESSE, Louis James (//-//) Land agent; Adelaide (Grenfell St) Led an exploration party to the junction of the Murray and Darling Rivers 17/11/1845, to await the return of Charles Sturt’s overland party. Surveyor to Captain Sturt. Apparently left SA for Calcutta. His widow, Emma Mary Piesse, d 2/7/1886 Norwood, aged 76. Observer 3/7/1886 p24b, 32a.

Probably related to Matthew Piesse who emigrated 1830s.

*PENNY, Christopher Septimus (//-//) Mining director; Walkerville, Hill Cottage North Adelaide. Anglican. m Isabella nee CAMERON.

#SMITH, Mr (//-//)

Perhaps William JAMES the solicitor came on this vessel?? See SA 6/9/1842 p284d-e

BARQUE WILLIAM -

2 passengers from Guernsey 25/7/1841

LE BAIR, Captain Nicholas P

This is the 1st vessel that ever left that port for SA, the circumstances excited considerable interest, and 100s of persons assembled on the piers to witness the departure of the William, most of whom concurred that she was in all respects one of the finest looking vessels which had left that port.

MOULLIN, D (//-//) Continued to Pt Phillip 24/8/1841 aboard the same vessel.

OZANNE, Mr (//-//) Continued to Pt Phillip 24/8/1841 aboard the same vessel.

BARQUE CHRISTINA -

14 passengers from London 25/7/1841

BIRKETT, Captain Thomas Glegge

*AUSTIN, Miss Amelia (//-//)

*CARTER, Ann (//c1815-29/12/1887) Born Maidstone, Kent, England. Died East Wellington SA. Schoolteacher; Wellington East, Edwards Crossing then Lady’s companion (to Mrs Dr MASLIN); Wellington then Postmistress; Langhorne Bridge. Anglican.

*CARTER, William Alexander (/12/1820-10/4/1872) Born Maidstone, Kent, England. Died Adelaide SA (of Wellington). Policeman; Adelaide then Ferry manager, postmaster; Wellington/Murray. Anglican. m 21/8/1851, Bride’s brother-in-law William Gardner’s residence Encounter Bay, Fanny nee Mayfield. Brother and sister to Mrs Alexander Tolmer nee Mary Carter.

*EDMONDS, Mr (//-//) Perhaps Edwin Edmonds Surgeon; Tungkillo Mine 1850.

*HAMILTON, Henry (6/1/1826-10/2/1907) Born Ewell, Surrey, England. Died Morphettville SA, at home Ewell Vineyard Morphett Arms Rd. Farm labourer; Burra, then Farmer; The Sturt near Oaklands then Vigneron; Ewell Vineyard The Sturt. Son of Richard Hamilton. Obit Observer 16/2/1907 p355e. Perhaps HAMILTON, George and HARDY, Arthur farmers Section 335, District A, partnership dissolved 27/4/1843. A George Hamilton became renowned in SA as an animal portrait artist. These went on show at Platt’s Library, Hindley St. ‘Mr GH exhibits several large and small oil paintings - chiefly sporting subjects, and two only - more’s the pity - of those inimitable pen and ink sketches for which this gentleman is deservedly celebrated. SA Gazette 13/2/1847 p32 m (1) 5/8/1851 Marion, Mary Elizabeth nee BELL (23/1/1833-19/1/1870) Born London, Middlesex, England. Died SA. DO George Bell and Mary formerly NEWSTEAD nee BARTHOLOMEW m (2) 28/3/1872 Glenelg, Sarah nee GLOVER (//c1842-30/12/1872) Father; Robert m (3) 2/2/1878 Bride’s residence New Glenelg, Mrs John Duff nee Mary Schroder.

*POWIS, George (//-//) Not yet identified.

*POWIS, H (//-//) Not yet identified.

*POWIS, J (//-//) Not yet identified.

*POWIS, Mrs E (//-//) Not yet identified.

*POWIS, Miss MA (//-//) Not yet identified.

*WILD, William Senr (//-//) Not yet identified.

*WILD, Mrs (//-//)

*WILD, Miss M (//-//)

*WILD, William Junr (//-//)

The ship’s cook, Thomas Thompson, ‘a man of colour’, remained in SA. He was remanded before the SA Resident Magistrate’s court in Nov 1841 on suspicion of being an escaped convict from Sydney, and also of being a horse stealer.

SHIP BENARES -

7 passengers from Leith, Scotland and Pt Phillip 27/7/1841

GILKISON, Captain James

*BREWSTER, Mr (//-//)

*CAMPBELL, Charles

*CRAWFORD, Mr (//-//)

*HAGEN, Jacob the Younger (//-//) Quaker, but became an Anglican by July 1851. His father, Jacob Hagen the Elder, died 12/4/1843 East Dulwich, Surrey, England.

3 unnamed steerage passengers. Could well be passengers from Melbourne amongst this number.

BARQUE CLYDESIDE -

passengers from the Clyde 3/9/1841

MATHIESON, Captain Robert

GOLLAN, Alexander (c1834-9/11/1860) Died Crafers SA. Father of Mrs WSA Blue/Lady Way nee Katherine Gollan b c1854. Nephew of passenger Donald Gollan. This and the following Gollan not likely to be passengers, but included to link with passenger Donald Gollan properly.

GOLLAN, Ann (c1807-7/9/1882) Died nr Strathalbyn SA, prob at home Swamp Farm. Prob relict of the late John Gollan of Eskdale, Co Inverness, Scotland. Likely to be a sister-in-law to passenger Donald Gollan, and mother of Alexander Gollan. Also mother of Margaret Munro Gollan (Mrs HIC MATHESON) and Jessie Gollan spinster (//c1839-28/2/1855) Died Adelaide SA, at the residence of her uncle Donald Gollan. Daughters of the late John Gollan of Eskdale, Co Inverness, Scotland.

*DUNCANNON, Mr Continued to NZ 28/9/1841

*GOLLAN, Donald (11/1/1815-25/2/1888) Born Co Inverness, Scotland. Died Point Sturt SA. Hotelkeeper, pastoralist, sheep breeder; Strathalbyn, Point Sturt. A childless marriage. Built Strathalbyn’s 1st house and flour mill. 1st mail driver between Strath and Adelaide. Likely to be a brother to John Gollan see above – both married perhaps Matheson sisters.

*GOLLAN, Mrs Donald nee Catherine Matheson (c1812-13/6/1896) Died Strathalbyn SA.

*IRVINE, Mr (//-//) Continued to NZ 28/9/1841

*MATHIESON, Kenneth (//-//) Continued to NZ 28/9/1841

*MCFARLANE, JD (//-//) Continued to NZ 28/9/1841

*MCTAVISH, Duncan (//-//)

*PERRY, Alexander (//-//) Continued to NZ 28/9/1841

*SCOTT, Robert (//-//) Continued to NZ 28/9/1841

3 unnamed steerage passengers.

BARQUE CITY OF ADELAIDE -

3 passengers from London & Plymouth 6/9/1841

FOSTER, Captain Alfred

MURRAY, William (29/12/1819-18/10/1901) Born Langshawburn, Co Dumfries, Scotland. Died SA. Gardener, jam maker, Forest Conservator; Adelaide, Glen Osmond, Myrtle Bank, Burnside etc. Presbyterian. m 7/4/1846 Black Forest, Jane nee WRIGHT.

2 passengers to find.

BARQUE DANIEL WHEELER -

8 passengers from London 3/10/1841

BOUCH, Captain John

*GILMORE, Mr (//-//)

*GILMORE, Mrs (//-//)

*HALL, Mr (//-//) Perhaps Anthony, George, or Robert Liddell George.

*REYNOLDS, Thomas (//c1818-25/2/1875) Died at sea, off the Qld coast, when the ship Gothenburg foundered. Grocer; Adelaide (Hindley St) PR; Wattleville. He landed in SA on the day that his niece, Sarah Reynolds, died, aged 5 months. m Anne nee Litchfield.

*WILLIAMSON, Mr (//-//)

3 unnamed steerage passengers.

BRIG DAPHNE -

12 passengers from the Mauritius 6/10/1841

DOVE, Captain WD

CARMICHAEL, John (//-//)

WILBRO, Monsieur (//-//)

10 convicts for Hobart VDL.

BARQUE FAMA -

12 passengers from London 11/10/1841

GIBB, Captain Hugh (c1810-8/1/1842) - Drowned Pt Adelaide SA, while his ship was loading cargo for London. He had married in Bristol and lately received news of the birth of his 1st child.

*BABB, Elizabeth (//-//) Only child of John George Babb ⁺, of Oxford, England (who d 27/7/1837). m 12/1/1843 Holy Trinity Adelaide, William James. Daughter of fellow passenger Emma Trimmer, and step-daughter of Edmund Trimmer. She emigrated with £2,000 from her father to invest in real estate.

*BASSETT, Alfred (//-//)

*GRAINGER, Thomas (//-//)

*HAYGARTH, Dr Burton (//-//)

IFOULD, Henry Senr (//c1786-30/8/1870) Died Adelaide SA, at home South Tce. From Preston Candover, Hants, England. Lived; Adelaide (South Tce). m (1) Hants, Louisa nee ? m (2) Hants,

IFOULD, Mrs Henry nee Jane ? (//c1800-2/11/1873) Died Adelaide SA.

IFOULD, Henry Junr (//c1821-30/4/1869) Died Adelaide SA, in King William St (of One Tree Hill). Farmer; Goodwood, One Tree Hill.

IFOULD, Edward Lomer (23/4/1823-25/5/1906) Born Preston Candover, Hants, England. Died One Tree Hill SA, at home Toolunga. Farmer, grain merchant; Goodwood, One Tree Hill. Attended Old Colonists Banquet 1871. Anglican. m 8/12/1864 St Andrew’s Adelaide, Marion nee CAMERON

IFOULD, Jane (//c1826-26/1/1910) Died Goodwood SA. m dnr George Colyer.

IFOULD, William (//c1828-//)

IFOULD, Francis (//c1831-//1916) Farmer; Munno Para East, The Moppa nr Greenock, Ross Creek. Became a bankrupt. m 12/3/1860 St George Gawler, Jane nee Huston (nb)

IFOULD, Mary (//-//)

IFOULD, Walter (//c1835-19/8/1910) Died Adelaide SA (of Kent Town). Farmer; Eastern Plains, Greenock then Pastoralist; Fowler Bay. Could have remained in England with brother Francis Ifould for education and then came to SA 1853 Epaminondas. (Or did the brothers come in 1840 and return to England later??)

IFOULD, Ellen (//c1835-//1842)

*TRIMMER, Edmund Isaac Stevens (c1800-15/1/1882) Died London, England. Merchant (of the firm of Trimmer & Grainger) from Wandsworth, Surrey. Land owner, merchant; Adelaide, North Adelaide. Property by the Sturt and in Adelaide. Laid out New Parkside. Local director of the Bank of SA. Dept Britain by 1870s; perhaps as early as 1851??. Lived; Hyde Park, London, Middlesex. Extremely benevolent personality. Church warden St John Adelaide. Children of his brother, WH Trimmer, emigrated permanently to SA, and became EIS Trimmer’s local attorneys.

*TRIMMER, Mrs EJS formerly Babb, nee Emma ? (//-//). Mother of fellow passenger Elizabeth nee Babb.

*WILKINSON, Mr (//-//)

*WRIGHT, Edward (//-//)Likely Edward Wright d 16/4/1855 Woodside, aged 40. Son of the late Wm and Susan Wright of Horsley, Glos, England.

4 unnamed steerage passengers.

SHIP ORISSA -

23 passengers from London & Rio de Janiero 20/11/1841

ROGERS, Captain William

#BROWN, John (29/4/1803-21/7/1881) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. Died Adelaide SA. Established Exmouth Farm, between Willunga and Meadows. Congregational. m 14/5/1827, Exmouth.

#BROWN, Mrs John nee Jane Smyth Stacy (5/4/1803-6/9/1867) dnr.

#BROWN, John Stacy (18/2/1828-10/11/1882) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. Died McLaren Vale SA. Farmer, grazier.

#BROWN, Thomas Stacy (4/12/1829-6/8/1906) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. Died St Peters SA. Pastoralist, McLaren Vale, Mt Arden, Naracoorte.

#BROWN, Sara Stacy (c1831-1906) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. later Mrs James Stacy

#BROWN, Robert Henry Stacy (1/10/1833-9/8/1925) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. Died Adelaide SA. Pastoralist, Nairne, Kent Town, Kensington Gardens.

#BROWN, James Stacy (1835-2/1/1852) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. Died Mt Arden SA. Aborigines battered him to death with waddies. Pastoralist with his older brothers Thomas and Robert.

#BROWN, Samuel Stacy (12/8/1839-9/5/1879) Born Exmouth, Devon, England. Died North Adelaide SA. Farmer; Meadows, Kooringa.

*DASHWOOD, George Frederick Senr (20/9/1806-15/3/1881) Born London, Middlesex, England. Died Norwood SA. Lieutenant RN from London, Middlesex. Police Commissioner, customs officer; Parkhurst Dashwood Gully (Meadows), Echunga, Adelaide etc. Anglican. m 27/3/1839 London.

*DASHWOOD, Mrs nee Sarah Rebecca Loine (c1818-2/12/1885) Died Walkerville SA.

*DASHWOOD, George Junr (c1840-31/7/1865) Died Sierra Leone. Deputy Assistant-Commissary General of Sierra Leone.

*DISHER, Mr (//-//)

*DISHER, Mrs (//-//)

*DISHER, child (//-//)

*DISHER, servant (//-//)

#GRATWICK, William (24/8/1824-11/10/1904) Born Woolwich, Kent, England. Died Macclesfield SA. Storekeeper, postmaster, miller; Echunga, Callington, Macclesfield etc. m 16/6/1846 Holy Trinity Adelaide, Martha nee Mott. Probably a nephew to William Gratwick.

*HAINING, Rev’d Robert (//-//) Kept a diary of the voyage. Attended Old Colonists Banquet 1871.

*HAINING, Mrs Robert nee Jessy GRANT (//c1811-15/7/1890) Born Edinburgh, Co Midlothian, Scotland. Died Glenelg SA, of complications following a bronchitis attack Obit Observer 19/7/1890 p126b. Daughter of Robert Grant publisher Edinburgh.

INGRAM, George (//c1821-10/9/1891) Died near Caltowie SA. DN Observer 3/10/1891 p648b.

*JOHNSON, Mr (//-//)

*LANGSTAFF/LONGSTAFF, Dr (//-//) Surgeon-Superintendent.

#MCINTYRE, Mr (//-//) Perhaps John McIntyre Farmer; Mt Torrens, Mt Charles. Perhaps from Co Lanark, Scotland. Perhaps brother to Christian and Margaret McIntyre (Mesdames William Moseley and Andrew Brakenridge). Perhaps husband of Mary MacDougal 1850s.

*REEVES, Mr (//-//)

*SHEPHERD, Thomas (//-//) Perhaps From Cupar, Co Fife, Scotland.

*SHEPHERD, Mrs Thomas nee Mary MURRAY (//-//)

*SHEPHERD, Miss (//-//) Perhaps Jane who m 27/4/1842 Adelaide, Adam YOUNG.

#STACY, Mrs (//-//)

#STACY, child (//-//)

#WEST, John (//-//)

BARQUE JAMES TURCAN -

12 cabin passengers from London 26/11/1841

TURCAN, Captain William

#CARTER, John Dunning (//c1825-7/5/1847) Born Maidstone, Kent, England. Died Mr WIGLEY’s station Marpen Station 6 miles south of Lake Bonney, while crossing the Murray River in a bark canoe, aged 22. Policeman; Adelaide. Police party based at Moorundee [Blanchetown]. Brother to Mrs Alexander TOLMER. Biog SA Genealogist Feb 2004 p20.

*GASCON/GASKELL, Mr (//-//)

*GASCON, Mrs (//-//)

*HELMORE, Mr (//-//) perhaps William or Porter??

*HELMORE, Mrs (//-//) William nee Mary ?

*HELMORE, Miss (//-//) Perhaps Edith Olive Helmore???

*LAWSON, George Alexander Surgeon-Superintendent (11/12/1811-10/2/1867) Born Edinburgh, Scotland. Died Ravelstone, Pt Lincoln SA. 13/9/1844 succeeded Dr Richard Penny at Pt Lincoln. Father Stephen Lawson. Bold, fearless rider. Very generous. Anglican. m 10/6/1851, Helen Maria nee Graydon.

*MCLEOD, Mr (//c1821-14/5/1868) Born Inverness, Scotland. Died Melbourne Vic. Perhaps Loudin Hastings McLeod Farmer; Tarranga Willunga then Pastoralist; Tatiara.

*MCLEOD, Mrs (19/8/1829-2/8/1881) Born Scotland. Died Bordertown SA. Sophia nee CLARK

*PEDDER, Robert Lewis (9/2/1814-10/10/1882) Died Adelaide SA. Gentleman; Hindmarsh, Gardener; Chain of Ponds then Miner; Echunga, Hahndorf then Gardener; Cox Creek, Balhannah. Anglican. Bendigo goldfields early 1850s. m c1851 Adelaide nee Barnett.

#RODGERS, Mrs (//-//) Perhas Isabella ROGERS domestic servant to Mrs McLeod. Prize for best SA domestic servant SA 4/11/1842 p349b

*THURLOW, Mr (//-//)

*THURLOW, Mrs (//-//)

4 unnamed steerage passengers.

BARQUE ALCMENA -

1 passenger from Leith, Scotland & Melbourne 6/12/1841

GALBRAITH, Captain William MK

FORBES, Miss (//-//)

BRIG KING HENRY -

1 passenger from Greenock, Scotland 20/12/1841

DRYSDALE, Captain Alexander

No passenger named.