Overseas Departures from South Australia - 1837 to 1850 - Adelaide Hills

Overseas Departures from Early South Australia 1837 to 1851

The following Shipping Lists for early departures from South Australia were compiled by Reg Butler (Hahndorf) over many years, and may include certain additional information regarding the people and families concerned.

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1837

SHIP RAPID -

passengers for London 5/6/1837

FIELD, Captain William George

KINGSTON, George Strickland (//-//)

No other passenger named.

BARQUE KATHERINE STEWART FORBES -

1 passenger for England 7/11/1837

FELL, Captain Alfred

GOUGER, Robert (/ -//)

1838

1839

BARQUE HENRY WELLESLEY -

passengers for Sydney & Java 5/3/1839

WILLIAMS, Captain Edward

ROSS, Captain, later of the Justina

No other passenger named.

BARQUE SEPPINGS -

passengers for Calcutta and Madras 12/8/1839

RAWLINS, Captain

FLAXMAN, Charles (/ -//)

FLAXMAN, Mrs Charles (/ -//)

FLAXMAN, family (/ -//)

MURRAY, Mrs (/ -//)

MURRAY, family (/ -//)

BRIG DAWSONS -

passengers for the Mauritius 8/10/1839

PRICE, Captain Henry King

No passengers named.

SHIP HOOGHLY -

passengers for Calcutta 13/8/1839

BAILEY, Captain

PHILLIPSON, JMS (/ -//)

SCHOONER LULWORTH -

one passenger for Singapore & the Eastern Isles 5/11/1839.

ROBSON, Captain

COTTRELL, Mr (/ -//) Supercargo.

SCHOONER TRUELOVE -

for Pt Phillip and New Zealand 8/12/1839

COULTON, Captain

1840

BENTHAM, Neales (/ -//)

for New Zealand. Ret SA 10/4/1840.

CHAPMAN, J (/ -//)

FENN, Charles (//-//) For New Zealand. Ret SA 10/4/1840.

GILLMAN, Edward (/ -//)

No indication which destination the passengers were actually for.

SHIP PARKFIELD -

2 passengers for Colombo & Bombay 22/1/1840

WHITESIDE, Captain James Trimmer

BROWN, John (/ -//)

CHISHOLM, Mr (/ -//)

SCHOONER NEW ZEALANDER -

passengers for Bay of Islands 27/1/1840

ROBERTSON, Captain John

No passengers named.

BARQUE Katherine Stewart Forbes -

passengers for London 11/4/1840

FELL, Captain Alfred

AH Davis sent a case of curiosities for John Davis. Upwards of 4,000 letters and 7,000 newspapers sent to England. The Land Office despatched Mr Kentish’s plan of Currency Creek and Yankalilla, Mr Ormsby’s plan of the Torrens and Little Para, and a map of of an excursion from O’Halloran Hill to Mt Terrible. Another much larger despatch ready by 25/6/1840, but no vessel named nor conveniently ready to sail (Grant Book 26 unnamed page at back of book).

*BERNARD, Alice (// -//) Daughter of the late William Bernard, of Rocklyon House, Co Dublin, Ireland. m St Helena, during the voyage, fellow passenger Sydney Meadows.

CHANNING, Mr (/ -//)

CHANNING, Mrs (/ -//)

CHANNING, child (/ -//)

DURLEY, Mrs (/ -//)

FREEMAN, Mr (/ -//)

*GREY, Captain George (14/4/1812 -14/8/1898) Of HM 83d Regiment, lately stationed at King George Sound. He took back to England authority to sell land from the Mt Barker Special Survey His British address c/- Cox & Co, Army Agents, Craig’s Court, Charing Cross, London. Returned to SA as Governor in 1841 Lord Glenelg. m 2/11/1839 Albany WA

*GREY, Mrs George nee Eliza Lucy SPENCER (/ -//perhaps 1898)

*HACK, Stephen (//c1816-//) Born Chichester, Sussex, England. Died England. Explorer, farmer, pastoralist, stock buyer; Echunga, Glenelg. Quaker, Anglican. m c1841 Britain/South Africa, Elizabeth Marsh nee WILSON. Did he return to Britain, or remain at the Cape of Good Hope, before returning to SA 1842 Lady Fitzherbert?

HANSON, Mr (/ -//)

HARRIDGE, Miss (/ -//)

*HAWKER, James Collins (/ -//)

HAYWARD, Mr (/ -//)

HELMAN, Mr (/ -//)

*HORROCKS, Eustace (/ -//)

HOUGHTON, Mrs (/ -//)

MATHEWS, Mr (/ -//)

*MCSHAEN, Dr (/ -//) Perhaps Benjamin Schaen, one of the earliest purchasers of land at Pt Lincoln.

*MEADOWS, Sydney Manvers (/ -//) Son of the Rev’d Philip Meadows, Rector of Great Bealings, Suffolk, England. m St Helena, during the voyage, fellow passenger Alice Bernard.

*SCHOLES, J (/ -//)

*TRUMAN, Mr (/ -//)

WHITAKER, Mr (/ -//)

WYATT, Mr (/ -//)

WYATT, Mrs (/ -//)

Did Charles Calton return to Britain via this ship as he intimated Adelaide Chronicle 21/1/1840?

BARQUE CHARLES KERR -

passengers for Cocos Islands 22/7/1840

ARNOLD, Captain Harford

HISCOX, Mr (// -//) Surgeon-Superintendent.

BARQUE FAIRLIE -

3 passengers for Calcutta 23/8/1840

GARRETT, Captain Edward

SHEPHERD, Thomas (// -//) App on the first leg of a trip back to Britain. Returned I 1841 with his sister.

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

SLEE, Mr (// -//)

BRIG ITUNA -

2 passengers for Singapore 1/11/1840

SANDERSON, Captain Abraham

HAMILTON, Robert (// -//)

HUNTER, William (// -//) Probably the senior partner of Hunter & Stephens of Grenfell St, Adelaide. Developed a lucrative Asian export trade in dairy produce.

SCHOONER JOSHUA CARROLL -

4 passengers for the Mauritius 30/11/1840

PORTER, Captain John

HARRISON, Mr (// -//)

HARRISON, Mrs (// -//)

HARRISON, child (// -//)

WILLIAMS, Mr (// -//)

1841

SHIP MERCURY -

2 passengers for London 10/1/1841

GILES, Captain John V

DIXON, W (// -//)

HALLETT, Master Henry (// -//) Probably the 2nd son of John Hallett. Was he going to boarding school in Britain???

BARQUE LALLA ROOKH -

2 passengers for London 23/1/1841

KENNEY, Captain Henry - ‘a full cargo of colonial produce, consisting of 320 casks of oil, 326 bundles of whalebone, and 400 bales of wool’.

HARVEY, Mr (// -//)

LOGAN, Mr (// -//)

*MOORHOUSE, Miss (// -//)

*THOMAS, Robert (// -//) ‘On his arrival, will make arrangements for receiving a regular supply of all the principal English, Scottish and Irish papers and periodicals, as well as the leading French journals’, for his Commercial Exchange & Reading Room, Hindley St.

BARQUE STRATHISLA -

passengers for Timor 27/3/1841

LESLIE, Captain William

SOLOMON, Judah Moss (// -//) A speculative journey. No record, as yet, of his return from overseas to SA.

BARQUE CYGNET -

16 passengers for London 4/5/1841

DALSTON, Captain William

AYLING, Mr (// -//)

*CHAUNCEY, Mr (// -//)

*CODD, Miss (// -//)

DRAPER, Mr (// -//)

*EATON, Mrs Thomas nee Ann perhaps ROBERTS (// -//) Widow of Thomas Eaton solicitor, who d 26/3/1840 North Adelaide. Apparently, she lived at Morphett Vale for a time after her husband died. Back in England, Mrs Eaton m (2) fellow passenger Andrew Wearing Long m (3) Francis GREENSMITH of Thorpe Co Derby, England.

JACKSON, Mr (// -//)

*LANDMAN, Mr (// -//)

*LONG, probably Andrew Wearing (// -//) Gentleman; Adelaide then Farmer; Morphett Vale.

*ROBERTS, Richard (15/12/1812 -//) Born Yorks, England. Died England. Merchant; Adelaide (Hindley St), brother to Edward Roberts (probably farmer Walton nr Greeock, who sold Ann Greensmith’s farm at Morphett Vale which she inherited from her second husband Andrew Long) [Likely that Edward and Richard Roberts were brothers/cousins to Mrs Ann Eaton].

STOKES, Mr (// -//)

STOKES, Mrs (// -//)

STOKES, child (// -//)

WILKINSON, Mr (// -//)

Native boy unnamed was he the 1 unnamed steerage passenger?

SHIP DUMFRIES -

passengers for Singapore & London 23/6/1841

THOMPSON, Captain Richard

GAWLER, Colonel George (// -//) Returning to Britain after his time as Governor of SA.

GAWLER, Mrs (// -//)

GAWLER, Miss (// -//)

GAWLER, child (// -//)

GAWLER, maid servant

HALL, George (2/3/1811 28/1/1867) Born Kent, England. Died Maida Vale, Middlesex, England. Private Secretary to Governor Gawler.

JAMES, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE LORD GLENELG -

4 passengers for Moulmain & London 5/7/1841

PULLEN, Captain William John Samuel

AUSTIN, HS (// -//)

LANDMAN/LAUDMAN, H (// -//)

MacPHERSON, Huntley (// -//) Possibly stayed at the Club Hotel, Hindley St, Adelaide, while waiting for his ship to sail.

WARD, D (// -//)

BARQUE CHRISTINA -

1 passenger for Batavia 27/9/1841

BIRKETT, Captain

BOUCHER, Charles (// -//)

SCHOONER DUKE OF SUSSEX -

passengers for London 28/12/1841

JONES, Captain Henry

*HICKORY, Mrs (// -//)

*HICKORY, child (// -//)

BARQUE ALCMENA -

1 passenger for Singapore 28/12/1841

GALBRAITHE, Captain William MK

LANGSTAFF, Dr (// -//) Not yet identified.

1842

SCHOONER HAWK -

64 passengers for George Town and Auckland 18/1/1842

BROWN, Captain George William (// -//) - Lived; Carrington St, Adelaide. His wife gave birth there to a daughter 14/2/1842.

ALDWELL, Mr (// -//)

*DAVIS, Mr (// -//)

*DAWSON, G (// -//)

*DAWSON, Mrs G (// -//)

*DAWSON, child (// -//)

DRESCHER, Julius(// -//) Probably the Superintendent of Germans, who had come to SA 1836 Solway. Apparently never returned to SA.

*GUMMER, GOC (// -//) Not yet identified. Arrived SA 1839 Prince Regent.. Went to set up as a commission agent in New Zealand. Initias given as JC Gummer in public notices.

*GUMMER, Mrs GOC nee Sarah ? (// -//) Not yet identified.

*GUMMER, Rosina (// -//) Not yet identified.

*GUMMER, Emma (// -//) Not yet identified.

*GUMMER, child (// -//) Not yet identified.

53 unnamed intermediate and steerage passengers. 4 of these returned to SA on 21/4/1842 SA 26/4/1842 p130c.

SCHOONER JOHN PIRIE -

passengers for New Zealand 24/1/1842

DUKE, Captain Charles (// -//) - Under charter from the SA Company to EL Montefiore and Captain Hall.

*MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi (24/6/1820 -22/10/1894) Born Barbados, West Indies. Died Sydney NSW. Merchant, shipping agent; Adelaide, Walkerville. m 3/5/1848 East Tce, Adelaide, Esther, 2nd daughter of Joseph B Montefiore. He was on a visit to NZ.

*NATHAN, Mr (// -//) Probably Burnett Nathan merchant Hindley St.

*SINCLAIR, Mr (// -//)

*WORTHINGTON, FH (// -//) Of Holly Bush Farm (probably near Adelaide), and Grenfell St, Adelaide. His wife gave birth to a daughter while he was absent in NZ.

15 unnamed intermediate passengers as emigrants to New Zealand.

BARQUE DANIEL WHEELER -

12+ passengers for London 29/1/1842

BOUCH, Captain John

*BENNETT, James Frederick (// -//) Storekeeper; Adelaide then Shipping agent; Pt Adelaide. CE. Returned to England where he eventually joined the militia Observer 20/10/1855 p355g.

*BENNETT, Mrs JF nee Margaret BRYAN (// -//)

*BENNETT, child (// -//)

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

*CALTON, Master Thomas (// -//) Not yet identified. Returned to SA 1848 Royal George.

*IGGULDEN, Mrs (// -//)

LEAR, Mr (// -//)

LEAR, Mrs (// -//)

*LEWIS, Mrs (// -//) Is this Mrs Samuel Lewis and her children??

*LEWIS, child (// -//)

*LUCAS, Mr (// -//)

*MCLEAN, Mr (// -//)

*MCLEAN, Mrs (// -//)

*NICHOLLS, Mr (// -//)

*REID/REED, B (// -//) Returned to England as a result of ill health. He had worked at the Royal Admiral Hotel, Hindley St.

*SCURR, Mr (// -//) Perhaps William Scurr, who emigrated SA 1836 John Renwick.

BRIG FRANCIS YATES -

11 passengers for London 2/2/1842

MCLEAN, Captain Duncan

*CARTER, Miss (// -//)

*JOHNSON, Rev’d W (// -//)

*PETTMAN, Miss (// -//) Not yet identified.

*STANFORD, Charles (// -//) Not yet identified.

*STRUTHERS, R (// -//) His wife had died 7/2/1841, at Craigbarnett Cottage. Not yet identified.

*STRUTHERS, child (// -//) Not yet identified.

*WEBB, E (// -//)

4 unnamed steerage passengers.

BARQUE FAMA -

passengers for St Helena & London 6/2/1842

BUCHANAN, Captain John (// -//) - The former Captain, Henry William Gibb, and his apprentice, William Wylie, drowned in the Port River, when their boat sank on their way back from the North Arm. Jan 1842.

2 unnamed sappers and miners.

BRIG DAPHNE -

passengers for Liverpool and Glasgow 12/3/1842

DOVE, Captain WD

BENNETT, JF (// -//) late Editor of The Chronicle, sailed on the ship as mate. Had been in SA for 3 years. Returned to Stirling, Scotland.

CAIRNS, Mr (// -//)

HUSSEY, Mr (// -//)

LOTHIAN, Mr (// -//)

SUTTON, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER PERSEVERANCE -

16 passengers for New Zealand 6/3/1842

BISHOP, Captain Edward

No passengers named.

BRIG KING HENRY -

passengers for Pt Phillip & New Zealand 14/3/1842

FINNIS, Captain John

No passengers named.

SCHOONER ELIZABETH -

passengers for Sydney & New Zealand 21/3/1842

SMITH, Captain Joseph - 1st arrived in SA as captain of the Water Witch on intercolonial trade journeys between VDL in 1838. m 8/1/1839 Adelaide, Mary nee FENNELL.

LANGHORNE, R (// -//)

No other passengers named.

Probably Captain Smith’s family on board as well. They returned to live in SA in April 1843.

BARQUE GUIANA -

passengers for Muscat 24/3/1842

BAUMAN, Captain William

BAUMAN, Mrs nee Rosa Weaver (// -//)

DUFF, Captain (// -//) He took a shipment of cheese which TN Mitchell had made at the Cattle Company’s Station at Echunga to sell in India (sale a great success).

LONG, R (// -//)

6 Chinese carpenters (// -//)

FRENCH CORVETTE L’HEROINE -

2 passengers for Bourbon 26/3/1842

L’EVEQUE, Captain

HART, Mr (// -//) Probably John Hart, who m 13/5/1845 Monkston, near Dublin, Ireland, Margaret Gillmor, 4th daughter of the late Charles H Todd, of Dublin.

PHILLIPSON, Jonas Moses (// -//) He must have been on a business trip to Bourbon.

BRIG KING HENRY -

passengers for New Zealand 14/3/1842

FINNIS, Captain John

No passengers named.

SCHOONER ELIZABETH -

passengers for Sydney & New Zealand 21/3/1842

SMITH, Captain Joseph - ‘We are glad to learn that the Elizabeth has been chartered by Mr CS Penny for the New Zealand trade. She will sail in about a fortnight, freighted with SA produce, to supply the settlements in Cook Strait and the Southern Island. The owner, Mr Smith, has settled again amongst us, and as he has seen and experienced what all the other boasted and puffed up settlements are really worth, it is no mean compliment’ Ad Examiner 8/4/43.

LANGHORNE, R (// -//)

SHIP WILLIAM NICOL -

5 passengers for Bombay 6/4/1842

ELDER, Captain William

ADMORELL, JNE (// -//)

EDMONDS, JJ (// -//)

ELDER, Mrs (// -//)

JAMES, (// -//)

MOORE, Dr (// -//)

BARQUE WELCOME -

2 passengers for Batavia 14/4/1842

MORRIS, Captain Henry

LOCKHEAD, A (// -//)

MCLEAN/MCLAINE, Angas (// -//)

SHIP CALEB ANGAS -

28+ passengers for Rio and London 7/5/1842

POOLE, Captain Hugh

ATKINSON, Mrs (// -//)

ATKINSON, child (// -//)

BEDDOME, Mr (// -//)

BIRON, Henri (// -//) Captain of the French ship Ville de Bordeaux.

BOND, Mr (// -//)

*BROWN, Mrs (// -//) Probably Margaret Brown, wife of Emigration Agent, John Brown. She died at Whitby, Yorks, England.

CAVENAGH, Mr (// -//)

COLLARD, Mr (// -//)

ELDRIDGE, Mr (// -//)

*HANCOCK/HANDCOCK, Frederic (// -//)

*HARWOOD, Dr (// -//)

*LEMAN/LEAMAN, Miss (// -//)

*MUNDY, Mr (// -//)

*NEWMAN, Mrs (// -//)

*NEWMAN, family (// -//)

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

*ORMSBY, Mr (// -//)

ORMOND, Goddard (// -//)

POWIS, Mr (// -//)

POWIS, Mrs (// -//)

POWIS, child (// -//)

PRYOR, Mr (// -//)

TAPSON, Mr (// -//)

WILKINSON, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE GUIANA -

passengers for Singapore 16/9/1842

BAUMAN, Captain W Just before the

BECK, Charles (// -//) While absent, he left his SA business in the hands of agents, his brother FJ Beck and Captain Duff.

WHITBY, Richard (// -//)

1843

SHIP SULTANA -

passengers for London 13/1/1843

LYALL, Captain Alexander

HALL, Captain (// -//)

HALL, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE SARAH & ELIZABETH -

16 passengers for London 19/1/1843

HART, Captain John

BEER, Mr (// -//)

CHANNING, Mr (// -//)

CHANNING, Mrs (// -//)

CHANNING, child (// -//)

DAVIS, Mr (// -//)

DAVIS, Mrs (// -//)

FOWLER, Charles (// -//)

DUNKIN, Mr (// -//)

HANCOCK, Mrs (// -//)

HANCOCK, child (// -//)

HILL, John (// -//)

JOHNSON, Miss (// -//)

MCCULLOCK/MCCULLOGH, Mr (// -//)

PELHAM, Mr (// -//)

PRESCOTT, Alfred (// -//) Probably going to school in Britain.

SHARP, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE TAGLIONI -

11+ passengers for London 27/1/1843

BLACK, Captain William (// -//)

John Baker despatched 362 bales and Duncan MacFarlane 16, Anthony Hardy 66, MCFarlane & Mitchell 37, Hagen & Co 106, HW Phillips 123 bales, J Morphett 13 bales, George Young 58, Frew Bros & Co 48, CS Penny 27, S Stock Junr & Co 26, John Hallett 16, Chas Beck & Co 37, NA Mein 12 = 988 bales. Much natural history material sent back as well.

*COCHRANE, Mr (// -//)

FAULKNER, Mr (// -//)

FAULKNER, Mrs (// -//)

FAULKNER, child (// -//)

*FORMBY, Mr (// -//)

HOWARD, Mr (// -//)

*JACKSON, John Alexander (// -//) Governor Gawler invited him to become Colonial Treasurer; advanced to be Colonial Secretary to Governor Grey. Later Colonial Agent for Van Diemen’s Land in London. Wrote a book on the Australian colonies.

KNOWLES, Mr (// -//)

*PEARCE/PIERCE, Mrs (// -//)

*PEARCE, family (// -//)

WALLS, Mr (// -//)

WHEELER, Mr (// -//)

BRIG KING HENRY -

14 passengers for Singapore & Hong Kong 18/3/1843

ROBERTSON, Captain Thomas

CHUCK, John (// -//)

GREAVES, Mr (// -//)

NELL, Mr (// -//)

NELL, child (// -//)

PEACOCK, Mr (// -//)

ROBERTS, Mr (// -//)

ROBERTS, Mrs (// -//)

ROBERTS, child (// -//)

*THOMPSON/THOMSON, Alexander (// -//)

BARQUE COUNTESS OF DURHAM -

17 passengers for London 19/3/1843

SPITTALL, Captain David

The ship took a wood and pasteboard model of Arthur Hardy’s home and grounds in North Tce to England; H Herring of Morphett St created the model, ‘a work of much ingenuity and … beautiful effect’. ‘Amongst other exports which the CoD takes home, she bears a most splendid collection of birds - more than 300 in number comprising 100 different species - transmitted by Mr Beadle of Hindley St. Mr Beadle has been 2 years in collecting them’. Adelaide Examiner 22/3/1843 ‘The ultimate destination of those who leave for the other colonies is Singapore, or the British settlements in China; for the latter place, multitudes are now re-emigrating from NSW’ Adelaide Examiner 22/2/1843.

#BARNETT, W (// -//)

*FOREST, Mrs (// -//)

*FOREST, child (// -//)

#MCCANN, Robert (// -//)

#MCCANN, Mrs Robert (// -//)

#MCCANN, child (// -//)

*MACLAINE, Angus (// -//1877) Died Glasgow, Co Lanark, Scotland, ‘after a short illness’. Farmer; Ardtornish. He rented his farm out during his absence in Britain. Biog Journal HSSA No 33 pp40-54.

*MILLIE, PD (// -//) Was he a relative of WW Millie?

*NEWMAN, John (// -//)

*MEIN, Nicol Alexander (// -//) Stockholder; Bush Lodge Angas Special Survey near Strathalbyn. Returning to Britain permanently.

*PHINISTER, William (// -//)

*SMITH, Harvey (// -//)

*STUCKEY, William (// -//)

#WYLIE, John (// -//)

Did Robert CRAIGIE leave for Hong Kong on this vessel??

SCHOONER JOHN PIRIE -

3 passengers for the Mauritius 2/5/1843

DUKE, Captain Charles

HAMILTON, J (//-//) Supercargo.

2 unnamed coolies.

SCHOONER ELIZABETH -

1 passenger for New Zealand 14/4/1843

FLEMING, Captain Jonah

PENNY, CS (// -//) Chartered the vessel to take SA products to New Zealand SA 4/4/1843 p107c. Mr SMITH who owned the boat had just come to live in SA again.

SHIP HOOGHLY -

1 passenger for the Mauritius 17/7/1843

BAYLY, Captain George

MUCKLESTONE, J (// -//)

BRIG KING HENRY -

5 passengers for Chusan 17/8/1843

ROBERTSON, Captain Thomas

BARTLETT, Mr (// -//)

BARTLETT, Mrs (// -//)

*BUNCE, James (// -//) Was he on the way to Britain??

*MCFARLANE, Miss (// -//)

YOUNG, Mr (// -//)

BRIG ARAB -

1 passenger for Singapore 18/9/1843

NICKLES, Captain George

NICKLES, Mrs George nee Jane Ladyman (// -//) m 9/9/1843 St John Adelaide. Mrs Nickles had emigrated to SA 1839 Lady Lilford.

BRIG OCEAN QUEEN -

1 passenger for the Mauritius 3/12/1843

FREEMAN, Captain Benjamin

CHAPMAN, Mr (// -//) Came with the vessel from Sydney

CHAPMAN, Mrs (// -//) Came with the vessel from Sydney

CHAPMAN, child (// -//) Came with the vessel from Sydney

HUTCHINSON, Mr (// -//) Came with the vessel from Sydney

LAROCHE, Mr (// -//) Came with the vessel from Sydney.

WERE, Mr (// -//) Came with the vessel from Sydney.

BRIGANTINE SANS PAREILLE -

1 passenger for Leith, Scotland 12/12/1843

BRODIE, Captain John

PETER, Nelson (// -//)

BRIG ELIZABETH BUCKHAM -

1 passenger for London 18/12/1843

BEWLEY, Captain Joseph

RUSSELL, J (// -//)

1844

BARQUE MADRAS -

passengers for London 1/1/1844

KITCHING, Captain William Thomas

ALLEYNE, Mr (// -//)

ALLEYNE, child (// -//)

BELCHER, Mr (// -//)

BELCHER, Mrs (// -//)

BELCHER, child (// -//)

COLVILLE, Mr (// -//)

COWLEY, Mr (// -//)

COWLEY, child (// -//)

CROSS, Mr (// -//)

FERRIS, Mr (// -//)

FIGG, Miss (// -//)

HODGES, Mrs (// -//)

KNIGHTON, Miss (// -//)

LINGARD, Mr (// -//)

MALPAS, Mr (// -//)

MALPAS, Miss (// -//)

STUBBS, Mr (// -//)

VENNING, Mr (// -//)

VENNING, Mrs (// -//)

VENNING, child (// -//)

Did this vessel contain a contingent of ROYAL SAPPERS & MINERS - 5 men, 2 women and three children aged 8, 2. 2 /11/1843 tenders called to send them back to Britain.

BRIG CORSAIR -

1 passenger for London 31/1/1844

GREIG, Captain John

MCLEOD, F (// -//)

BARQUE EAST LONDON -

1 passenger for London 19/2/1844

PASLEY, Captain James

LEITH, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE FRANCIS SPAIGHT -

passengers for Liverpool 12/3/1844

WYNN, Captain Thomas - This vessel has carried off the largest freight of any vessel ever obtained in this province.

*DOWNES, Richard (// -//) Returning to England permanently. Resettled at Hazeldon, nr Tavistock, Devon. Letter Register 5/7/1845 p 312

*GREEN, C (// -//)

*HILL, JC (// -//)

*JONES, Frederick (// -//)

*JONES, Henry (// -//) Unclear when either brother returned to SA.

*SOUTHAM, Mrs John nee Selina Victoria ? (//c1803 -7/6/1875) Died Strathalbyn SA. Returning to England to claim a sizable inheritance which failed to materialise SA Genealogist May 2001 p24.

TOZER, John (// -//) From Devon, England. Took back ore specimens from the Montacute Mine to be tested in Cornwall SA 25/3/1845 p95a

BARQUE AUGUSTUS -

5 passengers for Sydney 21/3/1844.

Originally intended for the Mauritius.

DUFF, Captain John Finlay

ALLAN, Mr (// -//)

DUTTON, Francis (// -//) brother to Frederick Hugh Dutton. A trip for the benefit of his health.

JAMIESON, (// -//)

NIXON, FR (// -//)

SMITH, (// -//)

SHIP SYMMETRY -

11 passengers for Cape of Good Hope 18/4/1844

MCVICAR, Captain Alexander

BENNETT, James Frederick (// -//) General agent with agricultural goods for Cape Town. Undertook to bring back Cape produce for SA.

CHAUNCY, Mr (// -//)

CHAUNCY, Mrs (// -//)

CHAUNCY, child (// -//)

EDWARDS, Mr (// -//)

FERGUSON, Captain (// -//)

FOTHERINGTON, Mr (// -//)

JAMIESON, Mr (// -//)

PETER, Edward (// -//)

PETER, J (// -//)

PETER, William (// -//)

SCHOONER JOHN PIRIE -

1 passenger for Auckland 31/7/1844

SIMPSON, Captain Henry

ANGAS, George French (// -//)

BARQUE TAGLIONI -

5 passengers for London 31/8/1844

BLACK, Captain

BENNETT, Mr (// -//)

BENNETT, Mrs (// -//)

BLACK, William (// -//)

DUNCAN, J (// -//) Probably James Andrew MCNeill Duncan

DUNCAN, Miss (// -//) His sister, as yet unidentified.

PHILLIPS, George (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

BARQUE AUGUSTUS -

33 passengers for the Cape of Good Hope and London 14/9/1844

HART, Captain John (//-//) - While in Britain, he m 13/5/1845 Monkston, near Dublin, Ireland, Margaret TODD.

#BARBER, Mr (//-//)

*BERRY, Mr (// -//)

*BIRDSEYE, Cornelius (// -//) He returned to Britain to remarry, and then came back to SA.

#BRIDSON, Hugh (// -//) Took a letter from Thomas Cain proprietor Union Mills, Currie St, Adelaide, to give to William Kelly, Douglas, Isle of Man. Letter reproduced SA Gazette 6/9/1845 p40.

*CASTLES, Mr (// -//)

FOREMAN, W (// -//)

*HACK, Stephen (//c1816-//) Born Chichester, Sussex, England. Died England. Explorer, farmer, pastoralist, stock buyer; Echunga, Glenelg. Quaker, Anglican. Brother to JB Hack and brother (half brother) to fellow passengers Edward and Henry Philcox.

*HACK, Mrs Stephen nee Elizabeth Marsh WILTON (// -//)

*HACK, child (// -//) Born Britain/South Africa. Not yet identified.

*HACK, Wilton (21/5/1843 -27/2/1923) Born Echunga SA. Died Beverley WA. Artist, teacher, pastoralist; Adelaide, Murray River, Glenelg. Anglican. m (1) Anne Maria nee STONEHOUSE (// -//) Father; George.

*HACK, family servant

#HARBROE, James (// -//)

#HARBROE, Mrs James nee Caroline Day (// -//)

#HARRISON, Mr (// -//)

#HARRISON, Mrs (// -//)

#HARRISON, child (// -//)

*LODWICK, Mr (// -//)

*NIXON, Mrs (// -//) Probably the widow of Henry Nixon, surveyor and Army Captain

*NIXON, child (// -//)

*NIXON, family servant

#PATERSON, Mr (// -//)

PETTITT, E (// -//)

*PHILCOX, Edward (// -//) Surgeon and farmer from Western Flat, Mt Barker. Widowed and bankrupt since arrival in SA. Brother to Henry Philcox and brother (half brother?) to JB Hack and fellow passenger Stephen Hack.

*PHILCOX, Anna Priscilla (//c1840 -//) Born SA.

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

*PHILCOX, Henry (// -//) Surgeon and farmer from Western Flat, Mt Barker. Brother to Edward Philcox and brother (half brother?) to JB Hack and fellow passenger Stephen Hack.

RIDGEWAY, J (// -//)

#SAVORY, Henry Bladon (//c1806 -//) He had emigrated to SA 1836 Buffalo.

#SAVORY, Mrs HB nee Eliza ? (// c1812-//)

*STONE, Mr (// -//)

*WHISTLER, Mr (// -//)

*WHITE, F (// -//)

SCHOONER WATERWITCH -

2 passengers for the Mauritius 16/11/1844

FLEMING, Captain Jonah

COLYER, WH (// -//) withdrew from partnership with WILLIAMS, William brewer Walkerville 31/10/1844, because he was about to return to Britain. Was WH Colyer known by his 2nd Christian name?

MORPHETT, George (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

BRIGANTINE JOSEPH ALBINO -

11 passengers for the Cape of Good Hope and London 11/12/1844

FINNIS, Captain John

ATKINSON, Mr likely Robert (// -//) Farmer, innkeeper; Willunga returning to England to marry Mary Ann nee Aldam.

BATHE, Mr (// -//)

CAINS, Mr (// -//)

CROKER, Mr (// -//)

CROKER, Mrs (// -//)

HAINE, Mr (// -//)

HARROLD, Mr (// -//)

RANDALL, Mr (// -//)

*SURTEES, JO (// -//)

THOMAS, Mr (// -//)

THOMAS, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE SYMMETRY -

passengers for the Cape of Good Hope and London 18/12/1844

ELDER, Captain William

BAGOT, Charles Senr (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

BAGOT, Charles Junr (//c1828-21/7/1906) Born Ireland. Died East Sheen Middlesex, England, at home The Gables. Youngest son of CH Bagot. Entered Trinity College Cambridge, England – graduated as a barrister. Never returned to SA Observer 1/9/1906 p40d.

BIGGS, Mr (// -//)

BUTTEIL, James (// -//)

EYRE, Edward John (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

FORSTER, Anthony (15/5/1813-13/1/1897) Born Co Northumberland, England. Died St Leonard’s-on-Sea, Sussex, England. Financier, sheep farmer, politician; Angaston, Greenock Creek, Adelaide. Methodist. Returning to Britain to marry his first wife, Margaret Gibson nee SIMS. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

GOUGER, Robert Senr (26/6/1802 -4/8/1846) One of the founders of SA, he returned to Britain to die.

GOUGER, Mrs Robert nee Sarah Whittem (// -//)

GOUGER, Robert Junr (//1843 -//1856)

GOUGER, child (// -//) Not yet identified.

KNOTT, John (// -//) Surgeon; Adelaide, Klemzig, Mitcham. Anglican. Was the family returning to Britain permanently?

KNOTT, Mrs nee Ellen Maria ? (// -//) Not yet identified.

KNOTT, George Gawler (//1841-//) Not yet identified.

KNOTT, Mary Priscilla (//1842 -//) Not yet identified.

KNOTT, child (// -//) Not yet identified.

MURRAY, Alexander (// -//)

SMITH, Dr (// -//)

SMITH, Mrs (// -//)

SMITH, Thomas (// -//) Possibly the T Smith who returned to SA 1850 Symmetry.

3 servants

3 native boys - EJ Eyre took them to Britain on a visit. He presented them to Queen Victoria on 2/3/1846. ‘Both Her Majesty and Prince Albert seemed much pleased with their general appearance and manners’ SA Gazette 11/7/1846 p107.

WILLIAMS, John Jacky (//-14/8/1848) Died Adelaide SA, at the Native Hospital of consumption, aged 12. Aboriginal boy, originally from SA, whom Anthony FORSTER had taken to England. ‘He spoke English as if it were his mother tongue.’ He had become a Christian.

Was this one of the native boys taken to England at this time??

1845

BRIG PRINCE ALBERT -

5 passengers for London 4/1/1845

CRAIB, Captain George

DALZIEL, Mr (// -//)

NEWLAND, Mr (// -//)

NEWLAND, son (// -//)

RUSSELL, Mr (// -//)

RUSSELL, Mrs (// -//)

BRIGANTINE LIGHTNING -

1 passenger for Singapore 14/1/1845

ROBERTSON, Captain Thomas

TURTON, Matthew (// -//) Storekeeper; Pt Adelaide. He went on the round trip with this vessel, arriving back SA 6/5/1845.

BARQUE BLENG -

8 passengers for Liverpool 15/1/1845

STEWART, Captain Hugh

CARDING/HARDING, JG (// -//) Not yet identified.

*GILLES, Lewis Esquire (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

*GILLES, Miss (// -//)

*GILLES, son (// -//)

*GILLES, daughter (// -//)

BARQUE JOHN HEYES -

12 passengers for London 3/2/1845

WOODWARD, Captain George William

This vessel made a passage of 130 days home - so long a one as to sicken her able and excellent commander, Captain Woodward, of the craft. She has accordingly been sold out of the trade, as too slow a coach for SA. Captain Woodward informs us that he is at present engaged building a new and splendid vessel, of about 500 tons, which is to be fitted up and employed exclusively in the SA trade. The passenger department is to be especially attended to … The new ship is to be ready for her first voyage in May next. SA Gazette 21/11/1846.

DAVENPORT, Robert (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity. He married while in Britain, and brought his wife back to SA.

DUBOIS, Emile (// -//) Settled near Bordeaux, France. His family benefited under the will of his wife’s wealthy brother, John Taylor of Ryelands, near Kapunda.

DUBOIS, Mrs Emile formerly SHARPE nee Mary Ann TAYLOR (// -//)

DUTTON, Francis (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

FOWLER, C (// -//)

GILES, Henry (// -//) Merchant Pt Adelaide. Returning to Britain, where he married before coming back to SA.

GODWIN, Dr (// -//)

GODWIN, family servant (// -//)

HALLPIKE, Mrs (// -//)

HAMILTON, James (// -//) On visit to Britain. Attended a dinner held at the Freemason’s Tavern, London, on 21/6/1845, to honour SA’s prosperity.

SCOTT, Dr (// -//)

SCOTT, Mrs (// -//)

BRIG YARE -

8 passengers for London 13/2/1845

HARDING, Captain Thomas

CARDER/CORDER, Mr (// -//)

GREIG, Mr (// -//)

LADYMAN, Mr (// -//)

MCEUEN/MCEWIN, Mr (// -//)

MCKEAN, Mr (// -//)

SHARPLES, Mr (// -//) Perhaps William Sharples sheep farmer Yorke Peninsula.

WATERS, Mr (// -//)

WATERS, son (// -//)

BARQUE AUGUSTUS -

passengers for Singapore 10/3/1845

ROLLS, Captain John

HILL, JS (// -//)

NOYES, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER WATER WITCH -

1 passenger for Bourbon 19/3/1845

FLEMING, Captain Jonah

BECK, Frederick John (// -//)

BRIGANTINE PHOEBE -

2 passengers for Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope 7/4/1845

BENNETT, Captain George

EMMETT, Mr (// -//)

GOODIAR, Mr (// -//)

BRIG FALCO -

1 passenger for New Zealand 9/5/1845

MOSELEY, Captain Joseph

WILLIAMS, Mr (// -//) US Consul

SCHOONER LIGHTNING -

3 passengers for Twofold Bay and Timor 26/5/1845

ROBERTSON, Captain Thomas

LAINE/LAIRE, Mr (// -//)

SCOTT, Mr (// -//)

THOMSON, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER RICHARD MOUNT -

1 passenger for Cape Town 26/5/1845

JACKSON, Captain Alfred

STANLEY, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER HAWK -

4 passengers for Guam 13/6/1845

BROWN, Captain George William

BROWN, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

BROWN, child (// -//)

RUMBOLD, Charles Hale (// -//) Formerly Esquire South Tce, Adelaide. Settled: Spurrfield Cottage, Exminster, Devon, England 1846 Memorial 248/8

WRIGHT, Mr (// -//)

SHIP ISABELLA WATSON -

17 passengers for London 15/6/1845

HENDERSON, Captain John

COLLYER, Mr (// -//)

COLLYER, Mrs (// -//)

COLLYER, child (// -//)

COLLYER, servant (// -//)

DEAN, Mr (// -//)

DEAN, Mrs (// -//)

DEAN, Miss (// -//)

DEAN, Margaret (// -//)

DEAN, Mary (// -//)

LONG, Mrs (// -//)

LONG, W (// -//)

FORTNUM, Charles Drury Edward (//c1820-//1899) Landowner; Morialta Glen Stuart. Returning to Britain to claim Fortnum’s store, Piccadilly, Middlesex, left to him by a relative. Setttled; Row Green, Row, Surrey, England 1845. Art collector, author, Oxford University benefactor. Possibly John Baker bought his estate to create Morialta. m 7/3/1848 St Peter’s Pimlico, Fanny Matilda, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Mower KEATS, of Tooting, Surrey.

KIRBY, Mr (// -//)

LITTLE, Mr (// -//)

MCALLISTER, Dr (// -//)

BRIGANTINE SANS PAREILLE -

1 passenger for the Mauritius 18/6/1845

BRODIE, Captain John

NIXON, Frederick Robert Esquire (// -//)

BARQUE GUIANA -

7 passengers for the Mauritius 2/10/1845

TALBERT, Captain David

BENT, Mr (// -//)

BENT, Mrs (// -//)

*PHILLIPSON, Jonas Moses (// -//) m 20/5/1846 St Pancras London, Matilda Constance nee Goldsmith, eldest daughter of Sampson Goldsmith, of Mecklenburg Square, London.

WILSON, Mr (// -//)

WILSON, Mrs (// -//)

WILSON, child (// -//)

SHIP PATEL -

2 passengers for Batavia 9/10/1845.

LAUN, Captain Eugen

BAHR/BAHN, Dr (// -//)

LAUN, Mrs (// -//) the Captain’s wife.

SCHOONER LIGHTNING -

1 passenger for the Mauritius 25/10/1845

ROBERTSON, Captain Thomas

HASSEM, A (// -//)

SHIP ELPHINSTONE -

3 passengers for New Zealand 26/10/1845

YOUNG, Captain JA

GREY, Governor (// -//)

GREY, Mrs (// -//)

KNIGHT, Charles (// -//) The Governor’s Private Secretary. He must have left his wife and family behind in their Parklands home.

BRIG SANS PAREILLE -

3 passengers for London 27/11/1845

BRODIE, Captain John

ALLEN, James (// -//) Printer SA Register; Adelaide (King William St; residence: North Adelaide (Kermode St).

ALLEN, Mrs James (// -//)

ALLEN, son (// -//)

BARQUE TAGLIONI -

6 passengers for London 8/12/1845

BLACK, Captain William

HOWARD, William (// -//) Cloth merchant; Adelaide 1845 then Agent and woollen draper late of Adelaide now of England 1847

HOWARD, Mrs William (// -//)

HOWARD, child (// -//)

BRIGANTINE VANGUARD -

1 passenger for Auckland 13/12/1845

THOMPSON, Captain William Henry

Passenger not named.

1846

BARQUE SYMMETRY -

3 passengers for London 1/1/1846

FRENCH, Captain Edward

FREW, F (// -//)

MONTEITH, Mr (// -//)

NAYLOR, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE GUNGA -

3 passengers for Liverpool 9/1/1846

GRIEVES, Captain William G

BUTLER, Philip (// -//)

CATTERALL/COTTERELL, Paul (// -//) Not yet identified.

FORMBY, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE ROYAL ARCHER -

7 passengers for London 12/1/1846

SCOTT, Captain David

*ANSLOW, Thomas (// -//) Auctioneer, merchant; Adelaide (Leigh St), Pt Adelaide 1849. To Britain for a trip; returned by the same vessel that year. Did he marry in Britain??

*BLYTH, Howard (27/3/1821-1/7/1897) Farmer, Councillor; Dry Creek. Brother to Arthur and Neville Blyth. Probably returning to Britain to marry Hannah Cooper nee Blyth.

BROSHE/BROSTER, George (// -//) Not yet identified. Just let off a sentence in a court case.

*GRAHAM, J (// -//)

*HAYWARD, Martinus Peter Surgeon-Superintendent. (//c1819 -//) Re-emigrated 1847 Phoebe. Doctor; McLaren Vale. m 28/1/1851 Holy Trinity Adelaide, Mary Jane nee BRUCE (//c1835 -//)

Had become a bankrupt in 1845.

*WILTON, GH (// -//) Not yet identified.

WILTON/MILTON, W (// -//) Not yet identified.

BARQUE AUGUSTUS -

1 passenger for London 12/1/1846

CLARENCE, Captain John

JOSHUA, Possibly John Michael Joshua Merchant; Adelaide known as Michael Joshua (// -//) who returned per Augustus Nov 1846.

BRIG AMELIA -

8 passengers for Table Bay and Swansea 29/1/1846

REID, Captain David

*BADCOCK, Paul (//c1823-19/7/1900) Born Berks, England. Died Exeter SA. Accountant; North Adelaide (Kermode St), then Farmer; Skillogolee Creek, then Storekeeper, wheatbuyer; Manoora then Retired; Exeter. To SA (1) 1843 Arab (2) 1849 Childe Harold. m 21/3/1844 Holy Trinity Adelaide. Sarah nee Teakle.

*BADCOCK, Mrs Paul nee Sarah Anne TEAKLE (//c1825-15/9/1911) Born Cheshire, England. Died Exeter SA.

*BADCOCK, daughter (29/4/1844 -//) Born perhaps North Adelaide SA (Kermode St).

MORRIS, Mr (// -//)

MORRIS, Mrs (// -//)

MORRIS, child (// -//)

BARQUE JOHN HEYES -

30 passengers for London and the Cape of Good Hope 9/2/1846

WOODWARD, Captain George William

#ALLEYNE, WT (// -//)

*ANTHONY, W (// -//)

*BECK, Frederick John (// -//)

*DEWHURST, J (// -//)

#EASTHOPE, Mrs (// -//)

#EASTHOPE, child (// -//)

*HARDY, A (// -//) Perhaps Alfred Hardy on a trip to Britain with his eldest son ???

*HARDY, son (// -//) Perhaps Thomas Cecil HARDY??

#HILL, Mr (// -//)

#HILL, Mrs (// -//)

#HILL, child (// -//)

#KANE, Mrs (// -//) For Cape Town.

*KELLY, Dr (// -//)

#KENTISH, Mrs (// -//)

#KENTISH, child (// -//)

*MACGOWAN, Miss (// -//) Sister to Mrs CB Rodwell.

*MURPHY, Right Rev’d Dr (// -//) Visited Europe to recruit further RC priests for SA and to report on the RC faith generally in the province.

#PARSONS, Mr (// -//)

#PARSONS, Mrs (// -//)

#PHILLIMORE/PHILLIMON, Mr (// -//)

#PHILLIMORE, Mrs (// -//)

*RODWELL, Christopher Brown (// -//) Late of North Bank Regent’s Park, London, Middlesex, England, and Van Diemen’s Land. His father was Deputy Commissary General perhaps Van Diemen’s Land, and had died before CB Rodwell came to SA. Esquire; Kensington, Strathalbyn. When the Rodwells moved to Strathalbyn, solicitor GF Shipster bought their Kensington residence, already named Kensington House. Anglican. On return to England, CB Rodwell became an Anglican priest, serving first at Terling, Essex. m 26/6/1841 Holy Trinity North Tce, Adelaide.

*RODWELL, Mrs CB nee Mary Anne MACGOWAN (//c1824 -//)

*RODWELL, Mary Ann Ernestine (6/9/1842 -8/12/1914) Born Kensington SA, at Kensington House. Died Lee, Kent, England, at home 12 Belmont Park, of cerebral haemorrhage. m 29/7/1871 Horsted Keynes parish church, Sussex, England, Alexander Rymer-Jones.

*RODWELL, daughter (7/1/1844 -//) Born SA.

*RODWELL, daughter (23/9/1845 -//) Born near Strathalbyn SA, at home Rock Springs.

#YOUNG, James (// -//)

SCHOONER JOSEPH ALBINO -

1 passenger for the Mauritius 23/2/1846

FINNIS, Captain John

BARCLAY, James (// -//)

BARQUE ENMORE -

5 passengers for the Mauritius 28/2/1846

WILLMOTT, Captain Henry

ALLEN, Mr (// -//)

ALLEN, Mrs (// -//)

GRAHAM, D (// -//)

MAZE, W (// -//)

MAZE, family servant

SCHOONER WANDERER -

1 passenger for Batavia and Singapore 19/3/1846

BURNS, Captain Henry

THOMPSON, W (// -//)

BRIGANTINE LIGHTNING -

2 passengers for Singapore 29/3/1846

ROBERTSON, Captain Thomas

BUNCE, Dr Richard (// -//)

DUTTON, Pelham (// -//)

BARQUE KINGSTON -

5 passengers for London 31/3/1846

HARWOOD, Captain John Barker

The Kingston hence to London with copper ore, wool, wheat etc put in at the Cape on the 14th June, after encountering, during a 75 days’ passage, five furious gales. When near the Cape, her bulwarks were carried away, and constant pumping was required to keep her afloat. Some degree of spontaneous combustion in her wool and stress of weather having rendered it advisable to land the wheat, it was found partially damaged, but nevertheless, it was sold at about 12s per bushel, whilst for the flour £36 per ton was obtained. SA Gazette 3/10/1846 p155.

BULL, Dr George (// -//)

BURTON, Mrs (// -//)

HAGEN, Jacob MLC (// -//)

HAGEN, Mrs Jacob nee Mary BAKER (// -//)

TRUSSELL, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE CLEVELAND -

13 passengers for London 3/4/1846

LUCK, Captain J

*CHINNER, Charles (// -//) Father and daughter.

*CHINNER, Annie (// -//)

FARRAR, Captain (// -//)

*JAMES, William (// -//) surveyor and architect partnership. Richard Lambeth bought their business.

LASHMAR, Mr (// -//)

PANNON, Mr (// -//)

PANNON, Mrs (// -//)

SADGROVE, GH (// -//) Died at sea. Probably John Henry Sadgrove, who established the Rose & Crown Inn at Bowden.

SCHOLL, P (// -//)

*THOMAS, RG (// -//) surveyor and architect partnership. Richard Lambeth bought their business.

WILKINSON, Mr (// -//)

WILKINSON, Mrs (// -//)

WILKINSON, child (// -//)

BRIGANTINE EMMA SHERRATT -

6 passengers for King George Sound and the Mauritius 4/4/1846

DIX, Captain

BAKER, Edward (// -//)

COCK, William (// -//)

OWEN, William (// -//) ship owner

OWEN, Mrs William (// -//)

OWEN, daughter (// -//)

POOLE, George (// -//)

CUTTER ROSANNA -

passengers for the Mauritius 10/5/1846

HEARD, Captain William

NIXON, Frederick Robert (// -//)

One unnamed female passenger

BARQUE PHOEBE -

10 passengers for London 15/6/1846

DALE, Captain William

‘This fine ship has been chartered to load direct for London. Her intended cargo is nearly all at the Port, and it is expected she will leave in three weeks. She takes 600 tons of Burra Burra ore, and makes out the rest of her cargo with bark and gum. Her return freight will nett about £3,000 - which, coupled with the fact that she will not experience an hour’s delay in waiting for cargo, ought to attract the attention of shipowners at home a little more than ever to SA’ SA Gazette 9/5/1846

*BAMBIER, Dr (// -//) Not yet identified. Did he come out as the SS for the Isabella Watson??

*BLYTH, Arthur (// -//)

*BROWN, Mr (// -//)

*BROWN, Mrs (// -//)

*BROWN, child (// -//)

*GORDON, Dr (// -//) He attended to WB Ashton, a fellow passenger in a vehicle travelling between Adelaide and the Port on 4/5/1846, which upset on the journey.

*LITTLE, Miss (// -//)

*SANDFORD, Mr (// -//)

*SANDFORD, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE EMU -

20 passengers for Swansea, Wales, and London 22/6/1846

SMITH, Captain Timothy the Younger

MALLER, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE MARY WHITE -

8 passengers for Lisbon and Swansea 8/7/1846

TUCKER, Captain John

PATERSON, John

No other passengers named.

SCHOONER GHIKA -

1 passenger for the Cape of Good Hope 13/7/1846

FROWDE, Captain William

DIXIE, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER HAWK -

1 passenger for the Sandwich Islands via Singapore 7/8/1846

ALLEN, Captain Thomas

YOUNG, George (//-//) Partner in Younghusband & Co, the ship’s owners, upon a business trip (returned 9/1/1847). Merchant; Adelaide (King William St) m 17/2/1848 St John Halifax St Adelaide, Elizabeth Christina nee ANDREWS.

BARQUE BRECHIN CASTLE -

12 passengers for Swansea, Wales 23/10/1846.

See Register 1847 Reel 7 p207. Fully insured cargo valued at £20,000.

BAXTER, JR Captain

All passengers drowned at the Mumbles off Swansea, late Feb 1847.

BOOTH, Mr (// -//)

BOOTH, Mrs (// -//)

BOOTH, child (// -//)

COOK, Mr (// -//)

*FAIRBOURNE, Mr (// -//)

*FAIRBOURNE, Mrs (// -//)

*FAIRBOURNE, Miss (// -//)

*FAIRBOURNE, child (// -//)

*WINTERBOTHAM, Mr (// -//)

*WINTERBOTHAM, Mrs (// -//)

*WINTERBOTHAM, child (// -//)

BRIG TIGRESS -

2 passengers for Swansea, Wales 9/11/1846

SCOTT, Captain F

HERN, Mr (// -//)

SMITH, Mr (// -//)

SHIP PATEL -

1 passenger for Batavia 20/11/1846

LAUN, Captain Eugene

BUGEIST/BURGEIST, Mr (// -//) Not yet identified.

BARQUE SYMMETRY -

9 passengers for London 10/12/1846

FRENCH, Captain Edward

CALTON, Sarah (// -//) Publican; Gawler. In partnership with her brother, Henry. On visit to England.

FRENCH, Mrs (// -//)

FRENCH, child (// -//)

MOORHOUSE, Mr (// -//)

MOORHOUSE, Mrs (// -//)

MOORHOUSE, son (// -//)

PENHAY/PENHANY, Mr (// -//) Not yet identified.

SLEMAN, JC Surgeon-Superintendent (// -//) . In SA, he had abandoned medicine for mining which had ‘turned out to be more patriotic than profitable’.

BARQUE COMPETITOR -

9 passengers for London 10/12/1846

HYDE, Captain George

*BASSETT, Mr (// -//)

*BUNCE, Richard (// -//) Surgeon; North Adelaide (Kermode St) Not yet identified.

*BUNCE, Mrs (// -//) Not yet identified.

*BUNCE, daughter (// -//) Not yet identified.

DUVAL, J (// -//)

*MORPHETT, John (// -//) After a residence of 10 years, Mr John Morphett leaves the colony today … on a visit to England on private affairs. … Mr Morphett’s information on matters connected with the colony is extensive. and we firmly believe he will omit no opportunity of making it available for its best interests. Mr Morphett’s absence will create a vacancy in the Legislative Council. We have not heard who is likely to supply his place. SA Gazette 12/12/1846 p195.

PARKER, C (// -//)

PRITT, CE (// -//) Not yet identified.

BARQUE GUNGA -

2 passengers for Liverpool 24/12/1846

BOWMAN, Captain John Westray

GUTHRIE, Captain (// -//)

TOOLE, Mr/Mrs (// -//)

1847

SHIP CANTON -

3 passengers for Swansea and London 4/1/1847

FRIEND, Captain Daniel.

Wool and Burra ore on board. The vessel had been in Pt Adelaide since 31/7/1846, when it brought a large number of emigrants to SA. The Bosun, Thomas CLEVELAND, drowned while intoxicated in the Port River late Oct 1846, aged 40. He was the 1st person to be buried in the new Alberton Cemetery. The Rev’d GC NEWENHAM, of St Paul’s Pt Adelaide, performed the burial.

*GREEN, J (// -//)

*MCDONALD, A (// -//)

THACKWELL/CLACKWELL/SHACKWELL, J (// -//)

BARQUE BRITANNIA -

passengers for Swansea & London 14/1/1847

ROBSON, Captain Matthew/William

SPENCE, R (// -//) Merchant; Adelaide(Beehive Corner Rundle St) formerly of Hunter & O’ Connell Sts, Sydney NSW SA 5/1/1847 p12b

SPENCE, Mrs R (// -//)

BARQUE TAGLIONI -

12 passengers for Swansea and London 19/1/1847

BLACK, Captain William

BLACK, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife. Gave birth to a stillborn daughter 23/12/1846 at Pt Adelaide.

CREERY, Mr (// -//1847) Died at sea, through falling overboard between Australia and the Cape of Good Hope. Mounted constable; Adelaide. Returning to inherit considerable property in Ireland. SA 29/6/1847 p95e.

MCCAUGHEY, Samuel Walker (// -//) Storekeeper; Adelaide (Grenfell St) Presbyterian.

MCCAUGHEY, Mrs SW nee Jane nee FERRRES (// -//)

MCCAUGHEY, child (// -//)

MCCAUGHEY, William Ferres (//c1841 -//)

MCCAUGHEY, Charles (1/6/1843 -//) Born Adelaide SA.

ROBERTS, Richard (15/12/1812-//) Born Linthwaite, Yorks, England. Died England. Woollen draper and general storekeeper, sharebroker; Adelaide (Hindley St). Returned to England several times before leaving SA permanently – retired to Milnesbridge nr Huddersfield. Brother to Edward, Joel and William Roberts.

ROBERTS, Mrs Richard nee Sarah EASTWOOD (//-//) Born Golcar, Yorks, England. Died England.

ROBERTS, George Henry (//c1841-//1849)

THURLOW, Mr (// -//)

THURLOW, Mrs (// -//)

BRIG REWARD -

7 passengers for Liverpool and Swansea 26/1/1847

SALMON, Captain William

HALL, Robert (// -//)

ROBERTS, Mr (// -//)

ROBERTS, Mrs (// -//)

WARBURTON, Mr (// -//)

WARBURTON, Mrs (// -//)

WARBURTON, child (// -//)

WYATT, H (// -//)

BARQUE AUGUSTUS -

7 passengers for the Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope 5/2/1847

DUFF, Captain John Finlay

CAMPBELL, HM (// -//)

DICKSON, James (// -//)

*LEIGH, R (// -//)

*LEIGH, Mrs R (// -//)

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

MACKIN, James (// -//)

MASTER, RA (// -//)

BARQUE ROYAL ARCHER -

6 passengers for London via Swansea 16/2/1847

SCOTT, Captain David

#BROWN, Mr (// -//)

#CRIMP, Mr (// -//)

#CRIMP, Mrs (// -//)

PARSONS, G (// -//)

*SPENCE, Mr (// -//)

*SPENCE, Mrs (// -//)

BRIG ADAM SMITH -

4+ passengers for the Cape of Good Hope 18/2/1847

WHITE, Captain J

GROTE, William (// -//)

GROTE, Mrs William (// -//)

GROTE, family (// -//)

STRICKLAND, Mr (// -//)

STRICKLAND, Mrs (// -//)

STRICKLAND, family (// -//)

SCHOONER MAZEPPA -

3 passengers for Singapore 6/3/1847

THOMPSON, Captain William Henry

BERKLEY, Captain (// -//)

BUNCE, James (// -//) From Bunce Bros.

MENDEL, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE HARPOONER -

21 passengers for Swansea 18/3/1847

PAPPS, Captain

Left Sydney 7/10/1847 after undergoing repairs for leaks. Did the passengers go on this vessel?

DENTON, J (// -//)

HOPKINS, Mr (// -//)

HOPKINS, Mrs (// -//)

HOPKINS, child (// -//)

LATHAM/LOATHAM, R (// -//)

MACKENZIE/MCKENZIE, J (// -//)

NOCK, Mr (// -//)

NOCK, Mrs (// -//)

NOCK, child (// -//)

ROBERTS, Mr (// -//)

ROBERTS, Mrs (// -//)

ROBERTS, child (// -//)

SCOTT, J (// -//)

SHELTON, William (// -//)

WALTER, Mr (// -//)

WALTER, Mrs (// -//)

WALTER, child (// -//)

BRIGATINE EMMA SHERRATT -

3 passengers for the Swan River and the Mauritius 19/3/1847

GERMEIN, Captain Benjamin

OWEN, W (// -//)

OWEN, Mrs W (// -//)

OWEN, daughter (// -//)

BARQUE JOHN PANTER -

2 passengers for the Cape of Good Hope 21/3/1847

HUMPREYS, Captain

DIXIE, Mr (// -//)

GROTE, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE CYGNET -

2 passengers for Swansea and London 30/3/1847

MCLEOD, Captain William Lythgow

CHAMBERLAIN, Mrs (// -//)

SMITH, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE DAVID MALCOLM -

6 passengers for London 3/4/1847

SMITH, Captain Jacob William

*BOUCH, Joseph (// -//) He apparently went on business to England and returned to SA aboard the same vessel the following year.

INGHAM, R (// -//)

*MacGEORGE, Alexander (c1826-30/6/1908) Born Glasgow, Co Renfrew, Scotland. Died SA. Clothier; Urrbrae, Torrens Park. Presbyterian, Methodist. 2nd son of RF MacGeorge. Bound for a visit to Britain.

*SANDERS, William (// -//)

*SOUTHAM, John Hoyles (// -//) Landowner; East Adelaide. Was he returning to England to marry??

TRUSSELL, J (// -//) Not yet identified.

BRIG FLIBBERTY -

1 passenger for Cape Town 20/4/1847

DICKSON, Captain Robert

TAIT, James (// -//) Arrived from VDL on brig Henry.

BRIG SANS PAREILLE -

3 passengers for Port Natal 20/4/1847

THOMSON, Captain John

BRODIE, John (// -//) Captain Sans Pareille 1842-1847.

SEDGELEY, Mr (// -//)

SHELL/SHEIL, Patrick (// -//)

BARQUE BLENG -

1 passenger for Liverpool 22/4/1847

STEWART, Captain Hugh

YOUNG, Mr (// -//) perhaps YOUNG, George (//-//) Partner in Younghusband & Co. Merchant; Adelaide (King William St) m 17/2/1848 St John Halifax St Adelaide, Elizabeth Christina nee ANDREWS.

SHIP HELOISE -

2 passengers for Batavia 26/4/1847

BECKMANN, Captain J

BECKMANN, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

RE MEE, Miss (// -//)

BARQUE KALLIBOKKA -

2 passengers for Ceylon 3/5/1847

BAYLY, Captain George the Younger

TAIT, Mr (// -//)

TAIT, child (// -//)

BRIG APPLETON -

passengers for Swansea, Wales 4/5/1847

OLLIVER, Captain Thomas

CHARLTON, Mrs (// -//)

CHARLTON, child (// -//)

KIRKWRIGHT/KIRKWIGHT, Mr (// -//)

MERCER, Mr (// -//)

MERCER, Mrs (// -//)

ORR, Mr (// -//)

*STURT, Captain Charles (28/4/1795-16/6/1869) Born Chunar-Ghur, India. Died Cheltenham, Glos, England. m 13/11/1834 Dover

*STURT, Mrs Charles nee Charlotte Christiana SHEPPEY-GREENE (//-//1887) Died Cheltenham, Glos, England.

*STURT, Napier George (//c1836 -//1901) Perhaps this son stayed in England to go to school. Or did he go to England alone in 1852?

*STURT, Charles Sheppey (//c1838-//1910)

*STURT, Evelyn Gawler (//c1840-//1864)

*STURT, Charlotte Eyre (//c1843-//1928)

*STURT, female family servant

BARQUE BERENICE -

1 passenger for Swansea, Wales 18/5/1847

BAWDEN, Captain G

PERRIN, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE PHOEBE -

11 passengers for the Cape of Good Hope and London 20/5/1847

DALE, Captain William

ANGEL, J (// -//)

ANGEL, Mrs J (// -//)

BALFOUR, Mr (// -//)

LABITSKY, Dr (// -//) Not yet identified.

MEYER, Mr (// -//)

MILLER, Mrs (// -//) Is this the George Miller family?? Merchant Hindley St Adelaide. Could also be Mrs Robert Miller.

MILLER, female family servant

MILLER, child (family servant)

TERRA, Mrs (// -//)

TERRA, child (// -//)

BRIG HOPE -

2 passengers for Swansea 16/8/1847

MILLER, Captain RL

FARRELL, Mr (// -//) Sergeant Royal Sappers & Miners

JONES, Mr (// -//) Captain Royal Sappers & Miners

BARQUE LA BELLE ALLIANCE -

1 passenger for Singapore 16/8/1847

UNDERWOOD, Captain Abraham

RAMSAY, Mr (// -//)

BRIGANTINE LYNHER -

1 passenger for Batavia 2/9/1847

STRACHAN, Captain Robert

THOMPSON, Mr (// -//) Arrived from Hobart 17/8/1847

BRIG EMILY -

1 passenger for the Cape of Good Hope 20/9/1847

CAREW, Captain George C

PRICE, Mr (// -//) Returning to the Cape.

BRIGANTINE SANSPAREIL -

3 passengers for the Mauritius 23/9/1847

KIDSON, Captain Thomas

ALLEN, Mr (// -//) Did they arrive from Singapore.

ALLEN, family servant

BARQUE JOHN BARTLETT -

3 passengers for London 12/11/1847

WOODWARD, Captain George William

Cargo of copper ore from the Australian Mining Company.

UPHILL, Mr (// -//) Perhaps George Uphill. Did he return to SA 1850 Countess of Yarborough?

UPHILL, family servant (// -//)

YOUNG, Mrs Adam nee Jane SHEPHERD (// -//) Returning to Britain after the death of her husband. Sister to Thomas Shepherd of Marybank Athelstone.

SHIP DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND -

2 passengers for Calcutta 16/11/1847

FREEMAN, Captain Benjamin

BOWDEN, Dr MA possibly Lambert F (// -//) Arrived in SA with the vessel from Britain. Not yet identified.

MCARTHUR, Robert (// -//)

BRIG COMMODORE -

9 passengers for Swansea 29/11/1847

WITHERICK, Captain R

BURY, Mr (// -//)

BURY, Mrs (// -//)

ROBUS, Charles (// -//) Surveyor’s assistant; Adelaide. Anglican.

ROBUS, Mrs Charles nee Elizabeth Susanne ? (// -//)

ROBUS, child (// -//) Not yet identified. Possibly the eldest child.

ROBUS, William (//1839 -//)

ROBUS, Julia (// 1844-//)

ROBUS, Agnes (//1846 -//)

WHITE, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER WAVE -

1 passenger for Singapore 7/12/1847

HACKET, Captain Charles This ship returned SA 2/5/1848, with Edwin YOUNGHUSBAND (the ship’s owner) as captain.

GILLES, Lewis Junr (// -//)

1848

BARQUE HERMANN VON BECKERATH -

passengers for Batavia 11/1/1848

KAHLE, Captain HA

NELTJA, Mrs (// -//)

NELTJA, daughter (// -//)

SHIP GELLERT -

1 passenger for Calcutta 12/1/1848

FHERT, Captain H

GRAHAM, John Benjamin (// -//) Landed proprietor; Vere Lodge, Old Brompton, and Prospect House, near Adelaide. Transferred to the steamer Ripon at Calcutta for London, where he arrived 28/5/1848. m 20/4/1849 Holy Trinity Brompton, Middlesex, Louisa, eldest daughter of Robert Rymill, of Brompton Row. According to news in the SA 26/12/1848 p412e, JB Graham was the son-in-law of John ADAMS Esquire of Prospect House 1847.

BARQUE RAJAH -

4 passengers for London 18/1/1848

FERGUSON, Captain Charles

FERGUSON, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

FERGUSON, child (// -//)

HECKMAN, Jane (// -//)

SMITH, John (// -//)

BARQUE BRITISH SOVEREIGN -

14 passengers for Liverpool 19/1/1848

COW, Captain J

BROWN, Thomas (// -//)

FORMBY, W (// -//)

GRANT, Mr (// -//)

HAYES, Mr (// -//)

INMAN, Mr (// -//) Perhaps Henry Inman?

INMAN, Mrs (// -//) Perhaps Mary nee LIPSON.

INMAN, child (// -//) Perhaps a son??

INMAN, child (// -//)

INMAN, family servant (// -//)

MCKENZIE, Mr (// -//)

MYERS, Dr (// -//)

SCOTT, Charles (// -//)

STILLING, Joseph (// -//)

BARQUE LADY MACNAGHTEN -

7 passengers for London 4/2/1848

HIBBERT, Captain James

BEEVOR, Mr (// -//)

COLLIER, Henry (/c1819-20/8/1903) Died East Brighton, Sussex, England, at home 45 Sussex Square. Merchant, mining company director; Alberton. Made several return trips to Britain before returning permanently.

DA COSTA, Benjamin Mendes (c1804-26/11/1868) Died Brighton, Sussex, England, at home 8 Bedford Square. Merchant; Adelaide (Grenfell St). Left his SA property in trust for St Peter’s College after his death.

DA COSTA, Louisa (//-28/2/1898) Died England. She left SA land in trust to benefit various charities after her death. Sister to Benjamin Da Costa.

HIBBERT, Mrs (// -//)

HIBBERT, Master (// -//)

LLOYD, Rev’d AF (// -//) Not yet identified.

BRIG ANTILLA -

4 passengers for London 7/2/1848

PEARCE, Captain Robert

GILLARD/GELLARD, Mr (// -//)

GILLARD, Mrs (// -//)

PEPPERELL, Robert (//c1809 -5/8/1883) Died Kensington SA, at home Thornton St. Farmer; Thornton St, Kensington. To England for an extended period.

PEPPERELL, Mrs Robert nee Mary ? (//c1809 -1/8/1885) Died Kensington SA, at home Thornton St, of serous apoplexy.

BARQUE GUNGA -

9 passengers for Liverpool, via King George Sound 10/2/1848

GREBOW, Captain William Henry

BRAY, Thomas Cox (//c1816 -9/3/1855) Born Gwennap, Cornwall, England. Died Adelaide SA. Perhaps he was taking his sons to school in Britain???

BRAY, Thomas William (c1840 -//) Born Adelaide SA.

BRAY, John Cox (//1842 -//1894) Knighted.

BULLOCK, John (// -//) Agent; Adelaide (Franklin St) on a trip to England.

FEATHERSTONE, Michael (// -//) Returning to Britain for a period. He must have made a previous return trip to Britain, as he was aboard the Cressey from London in August 1847.

GRANGER/GRAINGER, Mr (// -//)

GREEN, James (// -//)

JAMES, Mr (// -//)

MITCHELL, Miss (// -//)

BARQUE VICTORIA -

4 passengers for Swansea 21/2/1848

WILLIAMSON, Captain WC

CLISBY, Mr (// -//)

GREEN, Mr (// -//)

SAUNDERSON, Mr/Mrs (// -//)

WILLIAMSON, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

BARQUE ROYAL ARCHER -

2 passenger for London 27/3/1848

VICKERS, Captain John

ANSLOW, Mr (// -//) Advertisement in the SA 15/2/1848 p51e

GOURLEY, Mr (// -//) Perhaps identified.

SHIP PAULINE -

3 passengers for Singapore 26/4/1848

STELLJES, Captain L

COLYER, Mr (// -//)

GRANT, Captain (// -//)

STONE, Mrs (// -//)

SHIP PRESIDENT SCHMIDT -

2 passengers for Batavia 20/5/1848

HILCKEN, Captain H

JANSEN, Mr (// -//)

JANSEN, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE URGENT -

1 passenger for the Mauritius 6/6/1848

WARDEN, Captain Ninian

HUNTER, JP (// -//) Not yet identified.

BARQUE DAVID MALCOLM -

7 passengers for London 6/6/1848

SMITH, Captain Jacob William

INGLEFLED/INGLEFIELD, Mrs (// -//) Not yet identified.

*MEYMOTT, Charles Surgeon-Superintendent (// -//) Gave a phrenology lecture 18/5/1851 Freemason’s Tavern Pirie St, Adelaide, prior to his departure from SA.

RIDPATH, Miss (// -//)

STEPHENS, Mrs (// -//)

STEPHENS, child (// -//)

SCHOONER SANS PAREILLE -

2 passengers for the Mauritius 14/6/1848

KIDSON, Captain Thomas

ALLAN, J (// -//)

BERNARD, A (// -//)

SCHOONER MAZEPPA -

2 passengers for Singapore 16/6/1848

MORDAUNT, Captain John

FRANKLYN, Captain (// -//)

FRANKLYN, family servant (// -//)

BARQUE RIVAL -

1 passenger for Cape Town 6/7/1848.

CORDINER, Captain John

DE SMIDT, Mr (// -//) Arrived SA 10/6/1848 with this vessel

BRIGANTINE SAGADAHOCK -

2 passengers for Tahiti 6/7/1848.

BARKER, Captain

HATHAWAY, Captain (// -//)

WOODS, JC (// -//) Both passengers arrived SA 20/5/1848 aboard this vessel.

BARQUE ZEALOUS -

1 passenger for Liverpool 23/7/1848

WILSON, Captain John

#MITCHELL, Henry/William (// -//)

BARQUE UNDAUNTED -

2 passengers for Swansea Wales 23/8/1848

WALKER, Captain J

DIER, Mr (// -//)

DIER, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE QUEEN -

2 passengers for London 28/8/1848

MAIN, Captain Thomas

BEWES, Lieutenant (// -//)

WIGNEY, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE CONSTANCE -

1 passenger for China 16/9/1848

GODFREY, Captain John Bulwer

BAYNE, Frederic (// -//) Possibly aboard escaping from his creditors SA 22/9/1848 p304ab

ROBE, Lieutenant-Col (// -//) Continued to Ceylon and the Mauritius after reaching China.

SHIP BRANKEN MOOR -

1 passenger for London 16/9/1848.

PAIN, Captain Thomas

CLARK, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE FREDERICK HUTH -

passengers for the Mauritius 2/10/1848

TOBY, Captain Jacob

LEFROY, AO (// -//) Returning to WA.

PRATT, Captain (// -//)

VIGORS, Mr (// -//) Returning to WA.

BARQUE HIMALAYA -

3 passengers for Swansea 17/10/1848

LOCKE, Captain Alexander

HUNTER, Mr (// -//)

KINCAID, Mr (// -//)

LAWN, Mr (// -//) Not yet identified.

BARQUE DANIEL GRANT -

1 passenger for Liverpool 24/10/1848

EDIE, Captain Arthur

ABERCROMBIE, WJ/J (// -//) Not yet identified.

BRIG HERO -

1 passenger for Cape of Good Hope 7/11/1848

TREGURTHA, Captain JWB

MCEWEN, RA (// -13/11/1856) Died Greenock, Co Renfrew, Scotland. Commission agent; Pt Adelaide. Returning to Scotland after time in SA.

SHIP ROMAN EMPEROR -

1 passenger for Madras 6/12/1848

CHAMPION, Captain William 26 of the crew had deserted at Pt Adelaide.

ZELIA/ZEALIN, Amelia (// -//)

BARQUE WINSCALES -

1 passenger for Sydney and London 13/12/1848

SPROUL, Captain Alexander

GREENWOOD, J (// -//)

BARQUE JOHN BARTLETT -

20 passengers for London 16/12/1848

WOODWARD, Captain George William

*AULD, Patrick (c1811 -21/1/1886) Born Co Wigtown, Scotland. Died Onehunga New Zealand. Wine and spirit merchant, vigneron; Adelaide, Magill, Unley. Presbyterian.

*AULD, Mrs Patrick nee Eliza MCKINNEL (// -8/7/1873) Died Auldana SA.

*AULD, daughter (//c1838 -//)

*AULD, daughter (//c1839 -//)

*AULD, William Patrick (27/5/1840 -2/9/1912) Born Manchester, Lancs, England. Died Adelaide SA. Vigneron, explorer; Magill. Anglican. m 15/11/1866 Eliza Hartland nee STRAWBRIDGE. The family returned to SA in 1852 Bentinck.

BROKENSHIRE, James (// -//)

BROKENSHIRE, John (// -//)

DÜSSELDORF, D (// -//)

#RAMAIN/RAMSDEN, William (// -//)

#RANDALL, John (// -//)

#RANDALL, Mrs John (// -//)

#RANDALL, child (// -//)

SHUELL, John B (// -//)

#WINDSOR, William (// -//)

#WINDSOR, Mrs William (// -//)

#WINDSOR, child (// -//)

BARQUE COMPETITOR -

15 passengers for London 22/12/1848

HYDE, Captain George

*HULKES, Henry Stephen (// -//) Landed proprietor; Mt Barker, Unley. Returned SA 1850 Duke of Portland.

*HULKES, Mrs HS (// -//)

*HUNT, Mr (// -//)

*MORPHETT, Mrs George (// -//) George Morphett returned to England via paddle steamer to Albury then overland to Sydney Observer 16/9/1854 p402f.

*MORPHETT, son (// -//)

*MORPHETT, daughter (// -//)

*MORPHETT, female family servant

#PADDON/PADON, Mr (// -//) To SA 13/10/1848 via the same vessel.

#PADDON, Miss (// -//) To SA 13/10/1848 via the same vessel.

*PHILLIPS, Dr (// -//)

*WILLIAMS, Thomas (// -//)

*WILSON, Dr (// -//) Surgeon-Superintendent.

1849

BARQUE RICHARDSON -

2 Passengers for Swansea 4/1/1849

ENGLISH, Captain James

LEGG/LEGGE, John (// -//)

THOMAS, John (// -//)

BARQURE WESTMINSTER -

3 passengers for London 6/1/1849

MICHIE, Captain Forbes

BOUCAUT, Captain James (// -//)

RODD/RHODA, Dr (// -//)

WHITE, Mr (// -//)

BRIG SPEC -

1 passenger for Batavia 9/1/1849

DICEY, Captain George

HUNTER, Mrs/Mr (// -//)

BARQUE FANNY FISHER -

5 passengers for the Swan River and the Mauritius 6/2/1849.

HARROLD, Captain

BROWNRIGG, Miss (// -//) Arrived SA 24/1/1849 Fanny Fisher.

BROWNRIGG, Master (// -//) Arrived SA 24/1/1849 Fanny Fisher.

WITCOMBE, Mr (// -//)

WITCOMBE, Mrs (// -//)

HAYLEY, Mr (// -//) Supercargo. Arr SA 24/1/1849 Fanny Fisher.

SHIP SIBELLA -

16 passengers for London 12/2/1849.

COLEMAN, Captain Edward R

*ADDISON, Joseph (// -//) Doctor of medicine. Returning to Britain to retire at Mapledurwell, Hants, England. He had farmed at the Reedbeds during his time in SA.

*ADDISON, Mrs (// -//)

*ADDISON, female family servant (// -//)

*ASTON, George Frederick (// -//) Gentleman; North Adelaide. Returning to Britain permanently. He had suffered the deaths of his wife and daughters in Australia. Likely that his son died within years of returning to Britain.

*ASTON, Frederick (// -//)

*BLYTH, Arthur (// -//) Draper, politician; Adelaide. Returning to Britain on a visit.

*GLYDE, Lavington (// -//) Returning to Britain on a visit. To SA again 1850 Agincourt.

*GREGORY, Dr (// -//)

*HAWKER, C (// -//) Possibly Charles Hawker.

*PLATTS, Charles GE (// -//) Stationer, bookseller, librarian; Adelaide, Magill. Returning to Britain on a visit.

*STOCKLY, Mr (// -//) Not yet identified.

*STOCKLY, Mrs (// -//) Not yet identified.

*STOCKLY, child (// -//) Not yet identified.

*STOCKLY, female family (// -//) Not yet identified.

BARQUE TRAFALGAR -

1 passenger for Ceylon 20/2/1849

RICHARDSON, Captain George

KNIPE, Dr (// -//) The Surgeon-Superintendent returning to England.

SCHOONER WATERLILY -

2 passengers for the Swan River and the Mauritius 20/2/1849

WATKIN, Captain George

BILTON, Mr (// -//)

FRANCISCO, A (// -//)

BARQUE HARPLEY -

21 passengers for London 20/2/1849

BUCKLAND, Captain Thomas

DUNCAN, Mrs (// -//) Probably Mrs JJ Duncan, nee Mary Hamilton MCNEILL, widow of James Duncan late of Blair Park, Gawler.

EVERARD, R (// -//)

EVERARD, S (// -//)

FROME, Captain (// -//) Community presentation Adelaide Times 26/2/1849 p84d.

FROME, Mrs (// -//)

FROME, child (// -//)

FROME, female servant (// -//)

KEMBLE/KEMBALL, Dr (// -//)

LINE, Mr (// -//)

LINE, Mrs (// -//)

SHOWBRIDGE, Mr (// -//)

THOMAS, D (// -//)

TOLMER, Mr (// -//)

TOLMER, Mrs (// -//)

WILLIAMS, Mr (// -//)

WILSON, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER SOPHIA MARGARET -

passengers for San Francisco 1/3/1849

BARRETT, Captain William

BEONDTO, F (// -//)

BOWDEN, J (// -//)

BYRON, G (// -//)

CALDERWOOD, Mr (// -//)

CAMERON, W (// -//)

CORAER, Mr (// -//)

DUNKIN, B (// -//)

EDDY, Peter (// -//)

FIEYER, Richard (// -//)

GIBBONS, Mr (// -//)

GUEVEKIN, A (// -//)

GUINES, H (// -//)

GUINES, JR (// -//)

HAMILTON, Mr (// -//)

HOGG, Mr (// -//)

JACOBS, P (// -//)

JONES, J (// -//)

JONES, Mrs J (// -//)

JOY, Mr (// -//)

KING, Mr (// -//)

MCHOFFIE/MCHAFFIE, J (// -//)

MCLAREN, Mr (// -//)

MILLS, HC (// -//)

OSBORNE, Mr (// -//)

PALMER, A (// -//)

POPE, JT (// -//)

READ, C (// -//)

REORMOON/RERMONN, CH (// -//)

SMYTH, John (// -//)

SHIP RATCLIFF -

c200 passengers for Calcutta 3/3/1849

PHILLIPSON, Captain Edward

WEST, Mr (// -//)

196 troops of the 96th Regiment, stationed in Van Diemen’s Land. The Regiment had previously been in SA.

BARQUE JOHN WOODHALL -

2 passengers for Calcutta 7/3/1849

HILL, Captain James

NASH, Captain (// -//)

NASH, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE JANE -

passengers for London 10/3/1949

PALLOTT, Captain Joshua

DEAN, Mr (// -//)

DEAN, daughter (// -//)

PALLOTT, Mrs nee ? DESLANDES (// -//) Daughter of the ship’s owner.

PALLOTT, son (// -//) Twins.

BARQUE ACASTA -

1 passenger for London 12/3/1849

ROBERTSON, Captain Benjamin

*KLINKOWSTROEM, Maximilian (21/10/1819-28/3/1896) Born Vienna, Austria. Died Kalksburg, Austria. Jesuit RC priest from Munich, Bavaria. To SA Alfred 1848, but became very ill and returned to Europe; recovered on the voyage. Missionary work in Germany before returning to Austria.

BARQUE PSYCHE -

2 passengers for Swansea 16/3/1849

BOWBYES, Captain Thomas Walker Severely damaged on the voyage; late arrival in consequence.

CAPPER, Mr (// -//) He could well have arrived by the Glenelg in Feb 1849. Likely to have come to inspect the Reedy Creek Mine.

WILSON, John (// -//)

BRIG SIR JOHN BYNG -

2 passengers for the Mauritius 19/3/1849

LEVIEN, Captain George Edward

BEAUCHAMP, H (// -//)

LOFOUD/LEFOUD/LAFOND, J (// -//)

BARQUE ALICE MAUDE -

4 passengers for London 5/4/1849.

WILLIAMS, Captain David

COYTE, Mr (// -//)

CRITCHLEY, Mr (// -//)

CRITCHLEY, Mrs (// -//)

TORRENS, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE KINGSTON -

10 passengers for the Cape of Good Hope and London 29/4/1849

HARWOOD, Captain John Barker

For London

BROXTON, HR (// -//)

BROXTON, Mrs HR (// -//)

BROXTON, child (// -//)

FOSTER, J (// -//)

LOFTY, Miss (// -//) Did she come aboard the Timbo 17/4/1849 from Hobart??

RAPHAEL, R (// -//)

ROBINSON, JA (// -//)

For the Cape

HENDERSON, J (// -//)

SMITH, William (// -//)

The Emma Sherratt later reported that the Kingston was at King George Sound making 2’ of water per hour, and that the crew was all in gaol.

BARQUE WATERWITCH -

3 passengers for London 9/5/1849

MACHON, Captain John Charles

LAKELAND, John (// -//) Entry to SA not yet fixed.

TALLACK, F (//-//1850) Died Pt Natal South Africa, on his way back to SA. School master; Ardtornish School, Dry Creek. Returned to England 1849 (Register Reel 9 p140)

TALLACK, Mrs F (//-//) Entry to SA not yet fixed.

BARQUE GUNGA -

6 passengers for Liverpool 26/5/1849

BRANTHWAITE, Captain

BRANTHWAITE, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

SOLE, John Lavers Liscombe (// -//) Clerk; Adelaide (Grenfell St) m 18/7/1847 St John’s Adelaide.

SOLE, Mrs JLL nee Charlotte SPILLER (?-19/4/1854)

SOLE, Mary Elizabeth (30/10/1848 -//) Born Adelaide SA.

YOUNGHUSBAND, Edwin (// -//)

YOUNGHUSBAND, Mrs Edwin (// -//)

SHIP WUZEER -

2 passengers for Swansea 25/5/1849

SUTHERLAND, Captain George

KENNEDY, Dr (// -//)

YOUNG, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE PAKENHAM -

7 passengers for Swansea 30/5/1849

BOYCE, Captain Francis

FOULKES, Mr (// -//)

MUNDY, Alfred Miller (// -//1877) Born Shipley, Co Derby, England. Died Nice, France. Private Secretary, Colonial Secretary; Adelaide, Kensington. Son of Edward Miller Mundy⁺, Shipley, Co Derby. m 8/6/1841 Holy Trinity North Tce Adelaide.

MUNDY, Mrs AM nee Jane HINDMARSH (// -//) 2nd daughter of Governor Hindmarsh.

MUNDY, daughter (16/3/1842 -//) Born Adelaide SA.

MUNDY, Nellie (// -//)

MUNDY, son (// -//) Born Kensington SA.

MUNDY, female family servant

Register Reel 9 p170 ‘A handsome and rather numerous cavalcade, comprising many of the elite and some of the best equipages in the colony, accompanyied the much-respected functionary to the Port. … It is said to be more than probable that Mr Mundy will remain in England.’ Settled Shipley, Co Derby, England. While the family was returning to Britain, news arrived in Adelaide, that AM Mundy’s eldest brother, Edward Miller Munday (Conservative MP for Derbyshire), had died in Barbados, on 29/1/1849, where he had gone to revive his health. AM & EM Mundy’s aunt was Georgiana Duchess of Newcastle. The Mundys had lived in Derbyshire for many generations.

BARQUE MAZEPPA -

20 passengers for New Zealand and California 7/6/1849

MORDAUNT, Captain John

The Captain and mate discharged the cargo in California, the crew having bolted. Many of the passengers took large amounts of cargo.

CLOUSTEN/CLASISSEN, NG (// -//)

ESTALL, Mr (// -//)

ESTALL, Mrs (// -//)

ESTALL, child (// -//)

FOWLER, J/Harry (// -//) In charge of cargo sent by his employers, BUNCE Bros of Adelaide, who also owned the ship. Letter SA Gazette 7/3/1850 p75 describing the Californian gold rush.

HENDERSON, Peter (// -//)

HUGHES, HK (// -//)

LOMONT/LOMANTH, G (// -//)

LAVERS, W (// -//)

MYRE, J (// -//)

NEWMEN/NEWMAN, Charles (// -//)

OWEN, William (// -//)

PENNY/JEREMY, CB (// -//)

PROUSE, John Marshall // -//)

SHERIFF, J (// -//)

SNOW/SHAW, William (// -//)

WYRE, J (// -//)

SCHOONER ELIZABETH -

2 passengers for Singapore 27/6/1849

WELSH, Captain James

BOWMAN, Mr (// -//)

BOWMAN, Mrs (// -//)

BARQUE ANCIENT BRITON -

2 passengers for Swansea 4/7/1849

JONES, Captain R

DE HORNE, John Wild (// -//)

TURNER, John (// -//)

BRIG FLORA -

1 passenger for Cape Town 11/7/1849

CHALLIS, Captain Thomas

GOLDSMITH, HC (// -//) Arrived per the same vessel 29/6/1849.

BRIGANTINE JOSEPH ALBINO -

44 passengers for California 12/7/1849

ALLEN, Captain Thomas

ALEXANDER, C (// -//)

BAGLES, JF (// -//)

BAKER, G (// -//)

BALDOCK, W (// -//)

BOWDEN, A (// -//)

COYLE, Rev’d Francis (// -//)

CASTELLO, Henry (// -//)

CLARK, J (// -//)

DIXON, Alfred (// -//)

DOWLING, R (// -//)

DURIE, William (// -//) Dentist, surgeon & farmer; Adelaide, Balhannah and Angas Park during the 1840s.

ENGLAND, A (// -//)

ESPIE, Mr (// -//)

GREIG, George (// -//) Letter published SA Gazette 7/3/1850 p75 re the Californian gold rush.

HAMMOND, Mr (// -//)

HAYCOCK, John (// -//)

HILL, S (// -//)

HILL, T (// -//)

JARRETT, J (// -//)

KELSO, John (// -//)

KILMINSTER, JR (// -//)

LAWLER, William (// -//)

LOVE, John (// -//)

MACK, DR (// -//)

MARGYER, F (// -//)

MCDOUGALL, Dr (// -//)

MCDOUGALL, Mrs (// -//)

MORAN, F (// -//)

MURPHY, T (// -//)

MURPHY, Thomas (// -//)

OATY, George (// -//)

PITHOUSE, Henry (// -//)

ROBERTSON, D (// -//)

ROSS, Bryce (//c1816-//) Born Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Presbyterian. m 10/6/1851 Adelaide, Sarah nee BIGGINS. Shipwrecked while returning to Tasmania early 1850 on the US ship John Munro. His emigration to SA not yet established, but perhaps 1830s from VDL.

SCANDRETT, J (// -//)

SIMMONDS, HR (// -//)

SCOTT, George (// -//)

STARK, W (// -//)

THOMPSON/THOMSON, J (// -//)

TOMPKIN/SOMPKIN, Mr (// -//)

TREMAINE, W (// -//)

WALKER, PU (// -//)

WILSON, J (// -//)

WYNSBURY/WYNSBURRY, H (// -//)

SHIP SIR EDWARD PARRY -

2 passengers for Bombay 18/7/1849

FREEMAN, Captain BJ

FREEMAN, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

PARR, Dr (// -//)

BARQUE CECILIA -

11 passengers for London 26/7/1849

BYRON, Captain John

AYLIFFE, Mr (// -//)

BORNE/BORNES, Mr (// -//)

HALL, Robert (// -//) Publican; Adelaide (Phoenix Hotel). He visited Britain to buy fittings for the Phoenix Hotel he was building on Town Acre 68 in Hindley St.

MILLIGAN, Mrs (// -//)

MILLIGAN, son (// -//)

MILLIGAN, daughter (// -//)

ROSE, Miss (// -//)

SHORT, Mr (// -//)

STORBACK, Mr (// -//)

WALLS/WALLIS, Mr (// -//)

YOUNG, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE JENNY JONES -

1 passenger for Valparaiso 7/8/1849

GILBERT, Captain Charles

STARBUCK, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE CALCUTTA -

2 passengers for Callao 27/8/1849

PRYNN, Captain Benjamin

HOOPER, Dr (// -//)

TESSIER, George (// -//)

SCHOONER CONWAY CASTLE -

1 passenger for Singapore 27/8/1849

SCOTT, Captain James

AYLWYN, Mr (// -//)

SHIP INCONSTANT -

4 passengers for Callao 11/9/1849

CULLITON, Patrick

CONSTABLE, Mr (// -//)

HEIRSCH, Mr (// -//)

HOARE, Mr (// -//)

MOORE, Mr (// -//)

SHIP ALICE -

1 passenger for Swansea 1/10/1849.

WILSON, Captain Archibald.

WHITE, William (// -//)

BRIG MARY CLARKE -

2 passengers for Cape Town 4/10/1849

COLBECK, Captain Charles Joseph

WATKINS/WATKIN, Rev’d Mr (// -//)

WAYMAN, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE OCEAN -

2 passengers for Valparaiso 10/10/1849

FOKKES, Captain W

HOPPE, Mr (// -//)

RODE, Mr (// -//)

SCHOONER CAPTAIN COOK -

1 passenger for Guam 13/10/1849

ROBERTS, Captain Peter

BROWN, Captain (// -//)

SHIP CAROLINE -

33 passengers for California 26/10/1849

PERRY, Captain William

Went ashore on a reef near Honolulu 25/3/1850. The SA Marine Insurance Co lost £3,000 in a payout on the wreck.

BECK, John (// -//) He took goods to sell

BELL, George (// -//) Publican; Wellington Inn on the Murray. Brother to R Bell.

BELL, John (// -//)

BELL, R (// -//) Brothers to George Bell.

BELL, Mrs R (// -//)

BELL, child (// -//)

BOND/BOOR, S (// -//)

BOND, Mrs S (// -//)

BURKE, G (// -//)

BURKE/BOURKE, J (// -//) Not listed together.

BOURKE, Mark E (// -//)

CALCOTT, Mr (// -//)

CALCOTT, Mrs (// -//)

CLIFT/CLEFT, J (// -//)

COUCH, Mr (// -//)

COUCH, Mrs (// -//)

EDMONDS/EDWARD, Mr (// -//)

FRANKLIN, J (// -//)

FRANKLIN, Mrs J (// -//)

HUGHES, J (// -//)

JONES, E (// -//)

JORDAN, Mr (// -//)

LOYAN, M (// -//)

MacGEORGE, Robert (// -//) He took goods to sell.

MURRAY, T (// -//)

PARFITT/PARFLETT, Mr (// -//) He took goods to sell.

PARFITT, Mrs (// -//)

ROWAN/BOWAN/ROGERS, D (// -//)

ROWAN, Mrs D (// -//)

SANDERS, T (// -//)

WARD, Mr (// -//)

BRIGANTINE AMICUS -

2 passengers for Batavia 31/10/1849

ARTHUR, Captain John

HUNTER, Mr (// -//) He took a cargo of flour, biscuit and bran for Hunter & Co.

SCHLAFONSENCHL, Mr (// -//)

BARQUE ALPHA -

passengers for London 17/11/1849

EDWARDS, Captain Henry

ELDER, Alexander Lang (/4/1815 -5/9/1885) Born Kircaldy, Scotland. Died London, Middlesex, England. In SA, lived Grove Cottage. On return c1850 at Delamere. Kept a diary of the voyage. The Elders had returned to Britain again permanently by 1854, when Mrs Elder gave birth to a daughter in Dysart, Scotland on 11/4/1854. At 7 Porchester Square, London, by 9/7/1855, when Mrs Elder gave birth to another daughter. At Carlisle House, Hampstead, by 21/7/1862, when their infant daughter died (born 8/7/1862).

ELDER, Mrs AL nee Mary Eliza AUSTIN (// -//) Gave birth to a son at sea.

ELDER, Mary Ann (11/4/1848 -//) Born North Adelaide SA, at home Grove Cottage.

ELDER, son (13/3/1850 -20/3/1850) Born and died at sea, while nearing Britain.

ELDER, family servant.

BRIG CALDER -

1 passenger for Singapore 4/12/1849

FITZSIMMONDS, Captain William John

JONES, W (// -//)

SHIP ANNA -

1 passenger for Bombay 10/12/1849

MOFFAT, Captain James

JOHNSTON, Joseph (// -//)

BARQUE GRECIAN -

27 passengers for London 15/12/1849

HYDE, Captain George

ARCHER, E (// -//)

CUMMINS/CUMMING, Mr (// -//)

DUNBAR, Mr (// -//)

HYDE, Mrs (// -//) Captain’s wife.

MONTEFIORE, Eliezer Levi (24/6/1820 -22/10/1894) Born Barbados WI. Died Sydney NSW. m 3/5/1848 Adelaide

MONTEFIORE, Mrs EL nee Esther Hannah Barrow MONTEFIORE (// -//)

MONTEFIORE, Arthur Augustus (6/5/1849 -//) Born Goodwood Rd SA. m 23/6/1881 SA,

MONTEFIORE, family servant (// -//)

NORTHOP, Mr (// -//)

*PHILCOX, James (//-1/3/1893) Died Patcham, Sussex, England, at home Ashburnham.

*PHILCOX, Mrs James nee Laura Hayes WHATMAN (//-1/12/1921) Died Patcham, Sussex, England, at home Ashburnham.

PHILCOX, daughter (// -//) perhaps Laura Gordon Philcox

PHILCOX, daughter (// -//) perhaps Mary Croft Philcox b26/8/1848 North Adelaide.

PHILCOX, family servant (// -//)

SCHUMANN, Mr (// -//)

Another German gentleman

TRIMMER, EIS (// -//)

TRIMMER, Mrs EIS (// -//)

TRIMMER, family servant (// -//)

WATKINS, Dr (// -//)

WILLIAMS, Mrs (// -//)

WILLIAMS, daughter (// -//)

WILLIAMS, son (// -//)

WILLIAMS, family servant (// -//)

BARQUE AUGUSTA - 1 passenger for London 31/12/1849

DUNCAN, Captain Edward

KEMP, Mr (// -//)

1850

SHIP AUSTRALIA -

18 passengers for Hamburg via Cowes 3/1/1850

SLEEBOOM, Captain Wilhelm H

*BAFE, John (// -//)

BIGGS, Mrs (// -//)

BERHGE/BENHGE, Mrs (// -//)

#CONWAY, RGM (// -//)

#COYNE, John (// -//)

#COYNE, Mrs John (// -//)

HAHN, Mr (// -//)

*JEFFS, Dr (// -//)

*JONES, Henry Ireson (// -//) This family returned to SA. Possibly went back to England to claim an inheritance.

*JONES, Mrs HI nee Ellen ? (// -//)

MARTENS, Mr (// -//)

MARTENS, Mrs (// -//)

MARTENS, child (// -//)

MESERSCHMIDT, GFW (// -//)

POWELL, W (// -//)

RODIG, Mr (// -//)

RODWELL, H/J (// -//)

WEBB, J (// -//)

BARQUE ELGIN -

2 passengers for London 11/1/1850

BURNS, Captain George I

2 unnamed male passengers.

BARQUE HYDASPES -

7 passengers for London 11/1/1850

STEWART, Captain Hugh

APPLETON, Mr (// -//)

ELLIOTT, Mr (// -//)

GIBBONS, Mr (// -//)

GIBBONS, Mrs (// -//)

HUNTSMAN, Mr (// -//)

JONES, Henry (// -//)

SANDFORD, Dr (// -//)

BARQUE COLONIST -

131 passengers for New Zealand California 18/1/1850

MARSHALL, Captain John

Many confusions and inconsistencies in this list.

ALLANSON/ALONSON, William (// -//)

AMBROSE, Thomas (// -//)

BAYTUP/BOYTRIP, Peter (// -//)

BEESON, Alfred (// -//)

BENNETT, John (// -//)

BENNETT, Matthew (// -//)

BENNETT, Mrs Matthew (// -//)

BOOTH, William (// -//)

BOURKE, Martin (//-//)

BRYANT, Christopher (// -//)

BRYANT, child (// -//)

BRYANT, William (// -//)

BUTCHERS/BUTCHER, John (// -//)

CARRINGTON/GARRINGTON, William (// -//)

CHAMP/CHOUP, Henry James (// -//)

CHAPMAN, JE (// -//)

CHELLON, Jethro (// -//)

CHETTAR/CHETTHON, Benjamin (// -//)

COAD/CODE, Stephen (// -//)

COAD, Mrs Stephen (// -//)

CORNELIUS, William (// -//)

DALTON, John/Henry (// -//)

DUNKLEY, Samuel (// -//)

EDDY, Arthur (// -//)

EDDY, Mrs Arthur (// -//)

FARRELL, Andrew (// -//)

FARRELL, Mrs Andrew (// -//)

FRANCIS, Henry (// -//)

FRUTH/FREETH, George (// -//)

FRUTH, Mrs George (// -//)

FRUTH, child (// -//)

FURLONG, Mr (//-//)

GEORGE, James/Joseph (// -//)

GILES/GELL, Thomas (// -//)

GLASS, James (// -//)

GOODWIN, Thomas (//-//)

GRANT, James (// -//)

HANLIN, James (// -//)

HANLIN, Mrs James (// -//)

HANLIN, child (// -//)

HARDING, Charles (// -//)

HARRISON, William (// -//)

HAWKE/HOWTH, John (// -//)

HAYES, Dennis (// -//)

HAYES/HOYES, John (// -//)

HICKS, Thomas (// -//)

HILLIER, J (// -//)

HILLS, William (// -//)

HOOPER, George (// -//)

HOULON, J (//-//)

HOULON, Mrs J (//-//)

HOULON, child (//-//)

JACKA, Richard (// -//)

JACKA, Mrs Richard (// -//)

JACKA, child (// -//)

JAMES, Edwin (// -//)

JAMES, Samuel (// -//)

JOHNSON, Arthur (// -//)

JUDD, John H (// -//)

KAVANAGH, M (// -//)

LANGLEY, Charles (//-//)

LECHER/SECHER, Richard (// -//)

LECHER, Mrs Richard (// -//)

LEONARD, Richard L (// -//)

LEVI, William (// -//)

LOVELOCK, S (//-//)

MacCARTHY, James (// -//)

MacINTOSH, Robert (// -//)

MCEVOY, John (// -//)

MELGIN/MELVILLE, William Casty (// -//)

MELGIN, Mrs (// -//)

MILLIGAN, William (// -//)

MILLIGAN, Mrs William (// -//)

MILLS, John (// -//)

MITCHELL, Henry (// -//)

MITCHELL, Thomas (// -//)

MORAN/MORON, Edward (// -//)

MORCOM, Samuel (// -//)

MOYLE, William (// -//)

NEALE, B (// -//)

NEALE, son (// -//)

NICHOLAS, Cyprian (// -//)

NONCIS?, Henry (//-//)

PAUL/POUL, John (// -//)

PELLOW/PELLON, George (// -//)

PELLOW, William (// -//)

PELLOW, Mrs William (// -//)

PENNED/PENNER/PENNA, William (// -//)

PRITCHARD, James

QUIN, William (// -//)

RADDRAY/RODDROY, Thomas (// -//)

RICHARDS, John (// -//)

ROGERS, Mary (// -//)

ROGERS, William (// -//)

ROGERS, James/Joseph (// -//)

ROGERS, John (// -//)

ROGERS, Mrs John (// -//)

ROWE, Thomas (// -//)

RULE, Edwin (// -//) Is he the Edwin Rule who m 1851 Kooringa, Jane nee HOSKING??

RULE, John (// -//) Did he emigrate 1846 Lady Bruce??

RULE, Mrs John (// -//)

RULE, child (// -//)

SAUKINS/SONKINS, Fritz (// -//)

SECHER, R (// -//)

SECHER, Mrs R (// -//)

SENAR, William (// -//)

SHEPHERD, Benjamin (// -//)

STEPHENS, John (// -//)

STUART, Gordon (// -//)

STOUT, Adam (// -//)

TANK/TONK, Charles (// -//)

THOADY, Samuel (// -//)

THOMAS, Ambrose (//-//)

THOMAS, son (//-//)

WARD, Mr (// -//)

WEBB, Thomas (// -//)

WHITCOMBE, Henry/John (// -//)

WICKETS, John (// -//)

WILLIAMS, John Hay (// -//)

WILLIAMS, Robert (// -//)

WILSON, John (//-//)

SHIP PAULINE -

c200 passengers for San Francisco California 13/1/1850

STELLJES, Captain L

Many confusions and inconsistencies in this list.

ALLEN, J (// -//)

ALLEN, James (// -//)

ASKIN, Thomas (// -//)

ASKIN, Mrs Thomas (// -//)

ASKIN, child (// -//)

BALLNALE/BELSNAKE, FH (// -//)

BALLNALE, Mrs FH (// -//)

BARKE, Mrs

*BARNARD, JE (// -//)

BARTON, Thomas (// -//)

BEALE, Henry (// -//)

BEHMAN/BEHRMANN, F (// -//)

BERSKE/BOSCHKE, Mr (// -//)

BERSKE/BOSCHKE, Mrs (// -//)

BLENK, FH (// -//)

BLUNT, Edward (// -//)

BOUTIN, T (// -//)

BOWDEN, George (// -//)

BRAY, A (// -//)

BRAY, Mrs A (// -//)

BRAY, child (// -//)

BROOKE/BROOK, F (// -//)

BROWN, Edward (// -//)

BRYON/BYRON, James (// -//)

*BUNCE, Dr Richard (// -//)

*BUNCE, Mrs Richard nee Leopoldine Blanche Emily nee FAUCHE (// -//)

BUTT, Charles (// -//)

CALDERFORD/CALDERWOOD, Mrs (// -//)

CAMPBELL, Thomas (// -//)

CAMERON, W (// -//)

CAMERON, Mrs W (// -//)

CANTON, George (// -//)

CANTON, James (// -//)

CATCHLOVE, Charles (// -//)

CAPELOVE/CATCHLOVE, George (// -//)

CAVANAGH, Mr (// -//)

COCHRANE, James (// -//)

CONSETOVE, E (// -//)

CORNER/CONNER, James (// -//)

*DANIELS, J (// -//)

DARCEY/D’ARCY, J (// -//)

DAVIDSON, John/James - 1 (// -//)

DAVIDSON, John - 2 (// -//)

DAVIS/DAVIES, David (// -//)

DAVIS, James (// -//)

DEBNEY, William (// -//)

DINGIN/DINGAN/DURGAN, Thomas (// -//)

DINGIN, Mrs Thomas (// -//)

DINGIN, William (// -//)

DINGIN, Mrs William (// -//)

DONALDSON, J (// -//)

DUNE/DUNN, J (// -//)

EDGBAN/EDGEBORE/EDGEBAR, R (// -//)

GLENDENNING, Robert (// -//)

GLENDENNING, Mrs Robert (// -//)

EMMETT, George E (//c1824 -/6/1850) Died California USA, 13 days after landing.

EWBOROUGH, William (// -//)

FERGUSON, A (// -//)

FITZGERALD, John (// -//)

FLAGG/FLEGG, James (// -//)

FLOGDELL/FLAGDEN/FLOGDEN, D (// -//)

FRAILL/TRAILY, C (// -//)

FRAILL/, Mrs C (// -//)

FRAILL/TRAILY/TRAIL, John (// -//)

GAMBREY/GANDY/GAUDY, E (// -//)

GARLAND, Thomas (// -//)

GARLOW, James (// -//)

*GILES, John (// -//)

GELL/GILL, JG (// -//)

GELL, RA (// -//)

GEYLER, F (// -//)

GOODRICH/GODERICH, W (// -//)

GOUGE, Robert (// -//)

GOSTLE, T (// -//)

GOURLEY/GOMLAY, W (// -//)

GREEN, George (// -//)

GREGORY, James (// -//)

GREGORY, John (// -//)

GRIERSON, Mr (// -//)

GUMM/GUMLAY, G/E (// -//)

HANSLOW, James (// -//)

HANSLOW, Mrs James (// -//)

HANSLOW, family (// -//)

HARRIS, Louisa/Laura (// -//)

HARRIS, child (// -//)

HARVEY, J (// -//)

HORNLIN/HANLIN, James (// -//)

HORNLIN, Mrs James (// -//)

HORNLIN, child (// -//)

HORNBY/HANLEY, James (// -//)

HOSKIN, Thomas (// -//)

HOSKIN, Mrs Thomas (// -//)

HOSKIN, family (// -//)

HOWE/HOWIE, Jane (// -//)

INCHES, R (// -//)

INCHES, Mrs R (// -//)

INCHES, child (// -//)

KILKELLY, Thomas (// -//)

KILKELLY, Mrs Thomas (// -//)

KILKELLY, child (// -//)

KENNAWAY/KENNY, Mrs G (// -//)

KENNAWAY, G (// -//)

KENNEDY, James (// -//)

KENNEDY, John (// -//)

KEYMAN, F (// -//)

KING, Mr (// -//)

KING, Mrs (// -//)

KIARY, Mr (// -//)

KIARY, Mrs (// -//)

KIARY, child (// -//)

LAMMERTON/LAMINGTON, William (// -//)

LAMMERTON, Mrs William (// -//)

LAMMERTON, child (// -//)

LANDREGAR, Mr (// -//)

LAZAR, A (// -//)

LLOYD/LOYD, William (// -//)

LODEWICK/LODWICK, AB (// -//)

LODEWICK/LODWICK, William (// -//)

LONG, James (// -//)

LOWE, William (// -//)

LYLER, Frederick (// -//)

MACKINTOSH, R (// -//)

MANN, George (// -//)

MANN, Mrs George (// -//)

MARK, J (// -//)

MASON, P (// -//)

MASON, Mr (// -//)

MASON, Mrs (// -//) Perhaps travelling alone??

MCDONALD, D (// -//)

MCNEAL/MCNEALE, J (// -//)

MENLEYAN/MEERLAGHIN, S/L (// -//)

MONKE, John (// -//)

MONTGOMERY, James (// -//)

MONTGOMERY, P (// -//)

MORGAN, S/Daniel (// -//)

*MORRIS, Henry (//c1823 -20/10/1911) Born Gravesend, Kent, England. Died Kapunda SA, at home Oak Lodge. Remained in California c 2 and a half years, returning to SA with enough gold to make a wedding ring. A nephew of Governor Hindmarsh.

MURCH, T (// -//)

MURRAY, John (// -//)

*NATION, W (// -//)

NATION, P (// -//) Possibly Philip Nation from England 26/12/1849 Asiatic. Did he return to SA later??

NATURE, Charles (// -//)

NEALE, John N (// -//)

NEALE, TC/JC (// -//)

NEWNHAM, Henry (// -//)

NOWELL, EW/George William (// -//)

OSWALD, A (// -//)

OSWALD, Mrs A (// -//)

O’LEARY, John (// -//)

O’NEAL, T (// -//)

PARKER, J (// -//)

PARKER, Mrs J (// -//)

PARKER, James (// -//)

PASCOE, James (// -//)

PASCOE, Mrs James (// -//)

PASCOE, child (// -//)

PEACOCK, J (// -//)

PENROSE, John (// -//)

POWNY/POWRING, John (// -//)

PRICE, A (// -//)

PROPRKES, GA (// -//)

PROSSETT/PROFITS, EA (// -//)

PRUSSICK/PRENNOCK, John (// -//)

RADFORD/RADFORTH, Thomas (// -//)

REID, J (// -//)

REID, Mrs J (// -//)

*RICH/REID, Ross (// -//)

ROWEBOTTOM/ROBOTTOM, J (// -//)

ROWE, John (// -//) 1

ROWE, John (// -//) 2

RULE, R (// -//)

RUSH, John (// -//)

RUSH, William (// -//)

RUSH, Mrs (unclear which Rush is married)

RUSSELL, James (// -//)

RUSSELL, Mrs James (// -//)

*SCOTT, CJB (// -//)

SEYLER, Frederick (// -//)

SHAW, Henry (// -//)

SIMS, Mr (// -//)

SLASKING, Mr (// -//)

SLASKING, Mrs (// -//)

SLASKING, child (// -//)

SLEIGH, J (// -//)

SMITH, Burridge (// -//)

SMITH, J (// -//)

SMITH, M (// -//)

SMITH, P (// -//)

SMITH, Mrs P (// -//)

SMITH, W (// -//)

*SOUTHAM, J (// -//)

SUTHERLAND, John (// -//)

STAWLEY, J (// -//)

TAYLOR, Edward (// -//)

TAYLOR, Mrs Edward (// -//)

THEAKSTONE, JW (// -//)

THOMAS, William (// -//)

TOMLEY, William (// -//)

TOMLINSON, G (// -//)

TOMLINSON, Mrs G (// -//)

*TURNER, R (// -//)

UMVEICHIN, H (// -//)

WALTENAK, Mr (// -//)

WARNER, J (// -//)

WASHINGTON, John (// -//)

WATERWORTH, N (// -//)

WATTS, C (// -//)

WICKES, Thomas/F (// -//)

WALKER, John (// -//)

*WILLIAMS, Cunningham (// -//)

WILLIAMS, James (// -//)

WILLIAMS, Joseph (// -//)

WILLIAMS, J William (// -//)

WILLSON/WILSON, John (// -//)

WILSON, James (// -//)

SHIP BENJAMIN ELKIN -

6 passengers for London 26/1/1850

MCGRATH, Captain Daniel D

BROWN, Mr (//-//)

*FIELD, Mr (//-//)

*GIBBONS, Mr (//-//)

*GIBBONS, Mrs (//-//)

SMITH, Mr (//-//)

SMITH, Mrs (//-//)

BRIG APPLETON -

1 passenger for Swansea, Wales 2/2/1850

HULLIN, Captain George

TURNER, Joseph (//-//)

BARQUE ANN SMITH -

3 passengers for Swansea, Wales 8/2/1850

MATHIESON, Captain Robert

BRADBURY, Mr(//-//)

POWELL, Mr (//-//)

POWELL, Mrs (//-//)

BARQUE ROBERT HENDERSON -

c200 passengers for California 14/2/1850

TOOHIG, Captain

Ran aground on the Farallones Rocks at San Francisco. A joint stock company of gold diggers hired the vessel to sail to the USA.

ALDERWOOD, Mrs G (//-//)

ALDRICK, J (//-//)

ALFORD, James (//-//)

ALLEN, James (//-//)

ALLEN, Robert (//-//)

ALLEN, Mrs Robert (//-//)

ALLEN, R (//-//)

AMOS, Thomas (//-//)

BARMAN, W (//-//)

BATTEN/BATTON, Henry - 1 (//-//)

BATTEN, Henry - 2 (//-//)

BATTEN, Mrs Henry (//-//)

BATTEN, child (//-//)

BIDDICK, George (//-//)

BIDDICK, John (//-//)

BIGGS, William (//-//)

BIGGS, Mrs William (//-//)

BIGGS, child (//-//)

BIRRELL, Andrew Junr (//-//)

BITTS/BETTS, Joseph (//-//)

BREMMER, Charles (//-//)

BRON, John (//-//)

BROOKS, William (//-//)

BROOKS, Mrs William (//-//)

BROWN, John (//-//)

BROWN, Mrs C (//-//)

BROWN, Samuel (//-//)

BURRELL, Edward (//-//)

BURTON, Edward (//-//)

BUTLER, William (//-//)

BYRNE, John (//-//)

BYRNE, Mrs John (//-//)

CAIN, Charles (//-//)

CAIN, Mrs Charles (//-//)

CAIN, G (//-//)

CAIN, Thomas (//-//)

CANHAM, F (//-//)

CARLSTRUM, Hermann (//-//)

CAPPER, George (//-//)

CAPPER, Thomas (//-//)

CARMAN, John (//-//)

CARMAN, Thomas (//-//)

CHITTLEBOROUGH, William (//-//)

CHITTLEBOROUGH, Mrs William (//-//)

CHITTLEBOROUGH, child (//-//)

CHURCH, William (//-//) Perhaps arrived SA from VDL in 1846.

CLARISS, John (//-//)

CLARISS, Mrs John (//-//)

CLARISS, child (//-//)

CLEARY, John (//-//)

CONNOLLY, Patrick (//-//)

COTTARN, William (//-//)

CUTTER, Thomas (//-//)

DAVIES, John F (//-//) Brewer; Thebarton.

DAWSON, George (//-//)

DREW, Edward (//-//)

DUNEVEY, Peter (//-//)

EARLE, T (//-//)

EARLE, Mrs T (//-//)

EARLE, child (//-//)

FELTMAN, T (//-//)

FERGUSON, Charles (//-//)

FINN, Dennis (//-//)

FLOYD, AF (//-//)

FRISBY, John (//-//)

FRISBY, Mrs John (//-//)

GEORGE, John (//-//)

GETTINGS, RM (//-//)

GILBERTSON, Francis (//-//)

GILBERTSON, Mrs Francis (//-//)

GILBERTSON, child (//-//)

GLASS, Joe (//-//)

HAGARTON/HAGERTON/HEGARTON, WH (//-//)

HALLETT, William (//-//)

HARMAN, William (//-//)

HAROLD, Mrs (//-//)

HENTH/HEUTH, Thomas (//-//)

HESSEY/HUSSEY/HISSEY, August (//-//)

HIPWORTH/HEPWORTH, Joshua (//-//)

HIPWORTH/HEPWORTH, Mrs Joshua (//-//)

HIPWORTH/HEPWORTH, child (//-//)

HODGES, William (//-//)

HODGES, Mrs William (//-//)

HODGES, child (//-//)

HOLDER, William (//-//)

JACOB, Miss Esther (//-//)

JENKINS, H (//-//)

KEMBALL, A (//-//)

KENNY, Daniel (//-//)

KNOX, John (//-//)

LEAVER, William (//-//)

LEE, James (//-//)

LINCOLN, H (//-//)

LITTLE, T (//-//)

LLOYD, David (//-//) One Lloyd left without paying wages to his former employees.

LLOYD, John Drew (//-//)

LOWES, Thomas (//-//)

MACDONOUGH/MACDONAGH, Edward (//-//)

MARTIN, Richard (//-//)

MATTHEWS, Mrs (//-//)

MCCORMICK, James (//-//)

MCCORMICK, Thomas (//-//)

MEARS, F (//-//)

MILLS, Robert (//-//)

MOORE, Charles (//-//)

MORAN, Cornelius (//-//)

MORAN, Mrs Cornelius (//-//)

MORAN, child (//-//)

MORAN, Mrs (//-//)

MORTON, E (//-//)

MULHERAN/MULHEREN, Andrew (//-//)

MUN/MUNN/MANN, Archibald (//-//)

MUN/MUNN, Mrs Archibald (//-//)

MUN/MUNN, child (//-//)

MUTH, William Henry (//-//)

MUTH, Mrs WH (//-//)

MUTH, child (//-//)

NELSON, John (//-//)

NICHOLSON, Alexander (//-//)

PATRICK, George (//-//)

PATTERSON, Thomas (//-//)

PATTERSON, Mrs Thomas (//-//)

PELCHER, J (//-//)

PHILLIPS, James (//-//)

POPE, William (//-//)

PRESCOTT, E (//-//)

RAWLINGS, Mrs (//-//)

RAWLINGS, child (//-//)

REMNANT, George (//-//)

REED, John (//-//)

RHEVART/RHENART, W (//-//)

ROBINS, D (//-//)

ROBINS, Mrs D (//-//)

ROBINS, child (//-//)

ROBINS, George (//-//)

RUTT, Daniel (//-//)

SALT, Abraham (//-//)

SCHMIDT, Carl (//-//)

SCHOFIELD, Elias (//-//)

SCHOFIELD, Mrs Elias (//-//)

SHEEHAN, Cornelius (//-//)

SHEEHAN, Mrs Cornelius (//-//)

SHEEHAN, John (//-//)

SHEEHAN, Mrs John (//-//)

SHEEHAN, child (//-//)

SLIGH, William (//-//)

SMITH, Thomas (//-//)

SORTELL, John (//-//)

SORTELL, Mrs John (//-//)

SORTELL, child (//-//)

SPILLAR, M (//-//)

SPRIGG, SA (//-//)

SPRIGG, T (//-//)

STANAGE, J (//-//)

STAPLETON, William (//-//)

STAPLETON, Mrs William (//-//)

STAPLETON, child (//-//)

STEEL, William (//-//)

STEPHENS, Thomas (//-//)

STEWART, D (//-//)

STEWART, Ronald (//-//)

TEAGUE, Thomas (//-//)

TENOUP, Miss CA (//-//)

TENOUTH/TRENOUTH, William (//-//)

TENOUTH, Mrs William (//-//)

TENOUTH, child (//-//)

THOMSON, A (//-//)

TOWNSEND, Matthew (//-//)

TRIMMINGS, James (//-//)

UNDERDOWN, EWilliam (//-//)

UNDERWOOD, Benjamin (//-//)

VIVIAN, Henry (//-//)

VON BOSTELL, Heinrich (//-//)

WALSH, John (//-//)

WALSH, William (//-//)

WHEELER, Thomas (//-//)

WHITE, John (//-//)

WHITTAKER, John (//-//)

WILSON, George (/ (//-//)/-//)

ZUZZEKAR, John

Possibly 7 unnamed passengers

SHIP EMMY -

1 passenger for Singapore 15/2/1850

MEYER, Captain JHO

GRAY, Mr (//-//)

BARQUE JOHN BARTLETT -

13 passengers for London 18/2/1850

WOODWARD, Captain George William

HAY, Mr (//-//)

LOWE/LORD, JM (//-//)

PROCTOR, Mr (//-//)

SANDERS, Mrs (//-//)

SANDERS, child (//-//)

SANDERS, family nurse (//-//)

SHEARMAN, Mr (//-//)

SHEPHERD, Mr (//-//)

WOODWARD, Mrs (//-//)

WOODWARD, son (//-//)

BARQUE RICHARDSONS -

3 passengers for Swansea, Wales 26/2/1850

MORGAN, Captain

2 unnamed female adults

1 unnamed male adult

SHIP THOMAS FIELDEN -

1 passenger for Bombay 1/3/1850

LAWSON, Captain H

CAMPBELL, W (//-//)

BRIG SARAH BELL -

1 passenger for the Mauritius and the Cape of Good Hope 1/3/1850

RICHARDSON, Captain G

DICK, Mr (//-//)

BARQUE ASCENDANT -

4 passengers for London 5/3/1850

SPENCER, Captain Robert

WATERHOUSE, John (//-//)

WILKINS, Mrs (//-//)

WILKINS, child (//-//)

WYATT, George (//-//)

BARQUE TENASSERIM -

6 passengers for Calcutta 11/3/1850

LEWIS, Captain H

MCFARLANE, Mr (//-//)

MCFARLANE, Miss (//-//)

SWYNY/SWEENY, Mrs (//-//)

SWYNY/SWEENY, child (//-//)

WHISH, Mr (//-//)

BARQUE PRIBISLAV -

2 passengers for Singapore 19/3/1850

NIEMANN, Captain PW

LEMKE, Gustav (//-//) Came with the ship to SA 28/2/1850.

SCHAMBE, Carl (//-//)

BARQUE AGINCOURT -

passengers for Hobart and California 21/3/1850

CUMBERLAND, Captain William

For Hobart

*BATEMAN, Captain (//-//)

*ROSS, Captain (//-//)

For California

ALDER, Isaac (//-//)

AMBROSE, James (//-//)

AMBROSE, Robert (//-//)

AMBROSE, child (//-//)

ANDERSON, James (//-//)

BABBS, Robert (//-//)

BATTMAN/BATMAN, William (//-//)

BLAKE, Patrick (//-//)

BLYTHE, P (//-//)

BOORD, W (//-//)

BOURN, John (//-//)

BOURN, Mrs John (//-//)

BOURN, family

BRADSHAW, Charles (//-//)

BREALEY/BRADY, Mark (//-//)

BRINDLEY, Joseph (//-//)

BROAD, William (//-//)

BROWN, John (//-//)

BROWN, Mrs John (//-//)

BROWN, child (//-//)

CAMPBELL, J (//-//)

COLLINS, Mrs (//-//)

COOPER, William (//-//)

CRISHAM/CRESHAM, John (//-//)

DUNN, James (//-//)

EDMUNDS/EDWARDS, Mrs MA (//-//)

EDMUNDS, child (//-//)

ENGLAND, Robert (//-//)

EWART, William (//-//)

FORD, Charles (//-//)

GALLEON, John (//-//)

GOLD, John (//-//)

GREENWOOD, W (//-//)

HALL, John (//-//)

HALL, Mrs John (//-//)

HALL, William (//-//)

HANNAH, John R (//-//)

HARVEY, Thomas (//-//)

HEATH, William (//-//)

HOSKEN/HARKER, James (//-//)

HUTCHINSON, James (//-//)

HUTCHINSON, Mrs James (//-//)

HUTCHINSON, child (//-//)

JAFFREY, William (//-//)

JAMES, William (//-//)

JAMES, Mrs William (//-//)

JOHNADAB, Benjamin (//-//)

JOHNADAB, Richard (//-//)

JOHNADAB, Thomas (//-//)

JONES, Thomas (//-//)

JOCE/JOSE, William (//-//)

JOCE/JOSE, Mrs William (//-//)

KERRISON, Cornelius (//-//)

KIRBY/KERBY, SH (//-//)

LADDS, Christopher (//-//)

LEAKE, John Thomas/TY (//-//)

LONG, James (//-//)

LOTON/LORTON, Benjamin (//-//)

MADIGAN, Michael (//-//)

MAGOR, John (//-//)

MAGOR, Mrs John (//-//)

MARTEL, P (//-//)

MARTEL, Mrs P (//-//)

MARTIN, John Henry (//-//)

MCINTOSH, Alexander (//-//)

MCLAUGHLIN, Michael (//-//)

MCLAUGHLIN, Mrs Michael (//-//)

MCLAUGHLIN, child (//-//)

MILYARD, James (//-//)

MILYARD, Mrs James (//-//)

NEWTON, John (//-//)

NICHOLAS, Richard/Robert (//-//)

OWEN, John (//-//)

PAIN, James (//-//)

PAIN, Samuel (//-//)

PAIN, Thomas (//-//)

PALMER, George (//-//)

PASCOE, John (//-//)

PEACH, J (//-//)

PEACH, W (//-//)

PEARCE, James (//-//)

PHILLIPS, P (//-//)

PHILLIPS, Mrs P (//-//)

POOLE, John Jonathan (//-//)

POOLE, Richard (//-//)

POOLE, Thomas (//-//)

REYNOLDS, William (//-//)

REYNOLDS, Mrs William (//-//)

RICHARDS, Elizabeth (//-//)

RICHARDS, Enoch (//-//)

RICHARDS, John - 1 (//-//)

RICHARDS, John - 2 (//-//)

RICHARDS, Johnadab (//-//)

RICHARDS, Loveday (//-//)

RICHARDS, Thomas (//-//)

RICHARDSON, George (//-//)

Possibly 2 children.

RICKETTS, Andrew (//-//)

ROBINSON, John (//-//)

ROGERS, WS (//-//)

ROWE, John (//-//)

ROWE, Mrs John (//-//)

RULE, James (//-//)

RULE, Mrs James (//-//)

RULE, child (//-//)

SCHRADER, August (//-//)

SCHRODER, Heinrich F (//-//)

SCHUNKE, August (//-//)

SMITH, James (//-//)

STANNAH, John R (//-//)

STEPHENS, Thomas (//-//)

SYMONDS, Richard (//-//)

SYMS/SIMS, Michael (//-//)

THOMAS, James (//-//)

TORNELTY/TOMELTY, William (//-//)

TREVENEN/TREVENER, T (//-//)

TURNER, Daniel (//-//)

VASEVE, John (//-//)

VEERING, John (//-//)

VIVIAN, William (//-//)

VIVIAN, Mrs William (//-//)

WALLACE, James (//-//)

WATERS/WALTERS, J (//-//)

WATKINS, A (//-//)

WATKINS, J (//-//)

WILCOX, William (//-//)

WILCOX, Mrs William (//-//)

WILCOX, family (//-//)

WILSON, Mrs (//-//)

WILSON, child (//-//)

BARQUE JANE -

3 passengers for Swansea, Wales 26/3/1850

PALLOT, Captain James

Returned to Pt Adelaide dismasted 16/4/1850; set out again for Britain 14/5/1850.

BAYLIS/BAYLES, Captain (//-//)

DOBNEY, Mr (//-//)

MCDONAND, Mrs (//-//)

MOLLOY, Captain (//-//)

SIDNEY/JAMES, James/Sidney (//-//)

BARQUE HIMALAYA -

7 passengers for the Cape of Good Hope and London 1/4/1850

LANGFORD, Captain Robert

BULMAN, Mrs (//-//)

BULMAN, child (//-//)

DANIELS, Mr (//-//)

FROST, Mrs (//-//)

FROST, infant (//-//)

HARDY, Mrs (//-//)

RICHARDS, (//-//)

Mrs SMYTH, child

SHIP CONDOR -

1 passenger for Bombay 4/4/1850

DALY, Captain W

HALLETT, Alfred (//-//)

BRIG BROADAXE -

passengers for California 5/4/1850

LAMB, Captain John

BARNES, H (//-//)

BAWL, B (//-//)

CALLIS, A (//-//)

CARROLL, Henry (//-//)

CLARK, GW (//-//)

CLARK, J (//-//)

COAD, Charles (//-//)

COLE, E (//-//)

DAGETIER, Alfred (//-//)

DALLETT/HALLETT, M (//-//)

DAVIS, Charles (//-//)

DAVIS, John (//-//)

ELFORD, Robert (//-//) Left SA after only a few months in the colony, at Burra where their only child died.

ELFORD, Mrs Robert (//-//)

FAWCETT, G (//-//)

FITZGERALD, A (//-//)

GAY, Thomas (//-//)

GAY, Mrs Thomas (//-//)

GORHAM, Abraham (//c1826-//) Settled permanently near San Francisco, Ca, USA.

GORHAM, Mrs Abraham nee Elizabeth IDE (//c1824-//)

GREEN, William (//-//)

HALDANE, J (//-//)

HAWKINS, Edward (//-//)

HAYWARD, Thomas (//-//)

HESBACH, H (//-//)

HOWELL, Henry (//-//)

HUGHES, William (//-//)

HUGHES, Mrs William (//-//)

JONES, John (//-//)

*KIRBY, Mr (//-//)

*KIRBY, Mrs (//-//)

*KIRBY, R (//-//)

KIRWIN, Patrick (//-//)

*LAMB, Mrs (//-//)

*LAMB, daughter (//-//)

LANDRIGAN, James (//-//)

LINCOLN, J (//-//)

LINCOLN, Mrs J (//-//)

LINCOLN, child (//-//)

LONG, Thomas (//-//)

OLLIVER, James (//-//)

OPIE, Thomas (//-//)

OPIE, Mrs Thomas (//-//)

PHOENIX, James (//-//)

PHOENIX, Mrs James (//-//)

PHOENIX, child (//-//)

PHOENIX, William (//-//)

PRESTON, John (//-//)

SMITH, Mary (//-//)

SMYTH, Frederick (//-//)

SMYTH, Mrs Frederick (//-//)

SMYTH, child (//-//)

SNOW, James (//-//)

SYDENHAM, James (//-//)

SYDENHAM, Mrs James (//-//)

TUCKER, A (//-//)

WEBB, G (//-//)

BARQUE ONYX -

9 passengers for London 20/4/1850

LENFESTY, Captain N

ATKINS, John (//-//)

BAYLY, Richard (//-//)

BUNOP, J (//-//)

DAHLE, Randolph (//-//)

DAHLE, child (//-//)

LOMAX, John (//-//) Clerk to J SCHNEIDER & Co returning to Britain after the closure of the Burra Mines.

MacDONALD, Alexander (//-//)

MARTIN, Mrs (//-//)

TRIMMER, Mrs (//-//)

BARQUE TRAFALGAR -

1 passenger for Bombay 27/4/1850

RICHARDSON, Captain George

GALE, Miss (//-//)

BARQUE LIVONIA -

8 passengers for Batavia 30/4/1850

HUNTEMANN, Captain AF

HAAGE, Friedrich (//-//)

LISTEMANN, Gustav (//-//)

LISTERMANN, Mrs Gustav (//-//)

LISTERMANN, child (//-//)

MAAR, Carl (//-//)

Did these passengers arrive 20/3/1850 Pt Adelaide from Hamburg aboard the same vessel? Incoming passenger list very poor.

BRIG CALDER -

3 passengers for Singapore 4/5/1850

FITZSIMMONDS, Captain William John

Sprang a leak 70 miles west of Cape Leeuwin, and returned to Albany WA.

GEDGE, Mr (//-//)

KEMPTON, Mr (//-//)

IRVINE, Dr (//-//) HEICS.

BARQUE SYMMETRY -

4 passengers for London 23/5/1850

HUTCHINSON, Captain J

HENDERSON, EQ (//-//)

MALPAS, Mrs (//-//)

MALPAS, son (//-//)

PRICE, William (//-//)

BARQUE THOMAS CHODWICK -

10 passengers for London 27/5/1850

VICKERMAN, Captain George P

BROWN, Mary (//-//)

CASTLE, Edward (//-//) probably he who m Kate nee BORROW.

CASTLE, child (//-//)

CASTLE, family servant (//-//)

FRANCIS, Henry (//-//)

FRANCIS, Mrs Henry (//-//)

FRANCIS, child (//-//)

HART, N Esquire (//-//)

BARQUE TAGLIONI -

1 passenger for Guam 11/6/1850.

JOLLIFFE, Captain Charles

HUMPAGE, Mr (//-//)

BARQUE PAKENHAM -

7 passengers for London 25/6/1850

BOYCE, Captain Francis

*ARCHER, Mr (//-//)

*BARKER, Mr (//-//)

*BARKER, Mrs (//-//)

*CALTON, Mr (//-//)

*CONWAY, Mr (//-//)

SHAW, Mr (//-//)

1 unnamed steerage passenger.

BRIG JACK -

4 passengers for the Mauritius 9/7/1850

PRYCE, Captain Howard

GRIERSON, Captain (//-//)

JONSIGNY, Mr (//-//)

LADAS, Mrs (//-//)

LADAS, child (//-//)

BARQUE ALEXANDER HARVEY -

1 passenger for Swansea, Wales 16/7/1850

WATERS, Mr (//-//)

BRIG ARZAC -

1 passenger for Ile de Reunion 10/8/1850

LEMEME, Captain

BERNARD, F (//-//)

BARQUE NEW YORK PACKET -

passengers for Swansea 12/8/1850

DRING, Captain Robert

Put back to Pt Adelaide 24/8/1850 with severe leaking. Passengers received £20 fare refund.

DE HORNE, Mrs (//-//)

DE HORNE, child (//-//)

FOLEY, Mr (//-//)

FOLEY, Mrs (//-//)

FREEMAN, Mr (//-//)

MANN, Miss (//-//)

MURPHY, Mr (//-//)

NORTON, Mr (//-//)

PRITCHARD, Miss A (//-//)

SPENCER, Mr (//-//)

BARQUE WILL WATCH -

12 passengers for London 5/9/1850

THOMSON, Captain Augustus

CLARKE, Dr (//-//)

DE HORNE, Mrs John Wild nee Maria ? (//-//) Eldest son, Henry, died of dysentery 14/11/1839, aged 8 months 8 days.

DE HORNE, Emma (25/7/1840-//) Born North Adelaide SA.

DE HORNE, Morris (31/3/1844-13/1/1913) Born North Adelaide SA. Died London, Middlesex, England, after a long illness. A P & O passenger ship Captain. Widow and one son.

DE HORNE, Maria Louisa (//-//)

DE HORNE, Adelaide (18/7/1848-//) Born North Adelaide SA. One daughter m Captain Wooldridge.

HALLETT, Mrs (//-//)

HALLETT, child (//-//)

MITCHELL, Joseph (//-//)

MITCHELL, family servant (//-//)

Possibly 1 unnamed passenger.

SHIP TORY -

1 passenger for Madras 24/9/1850

ROW, Captain James

BECK, Charles (//-//) Merchant; Adelaide. Prob returning to Britain, where he m 1852. Never returned to SA. Settled; Grove Road, St John Wood, Middlesex, England.

BARQUE ROYAL SHEPHERDESS -

1 passenger for Singapore 11/9/1850

BELL, Captain John

HAMMOND, W/Mrs (//-//)

BARQUE PRINCESS HELENA/HELENE -

2 passengers for Madras 14/11/1850

GILES, Captain Joseph

This ship became lost in the Madras Roads in March 1851 - crew and passengers saved.

GILES, Mrs/Miss (//-//) Captain’s relation??

PENNY, Mr (//-//)

BRIG IMPERIAL -

6 passengers for London 6/12/1850

ALEXANDRE, Captain E

BAYLES, ENG (//-//) Not yet identified.

RICH, Mr (//-//)

ROBINS, Mr (//-//)

SILBURN, Mr (//-//)

SPENCER, Mr (//-//)

1 unnamed passenger

BARQUE SEA QUEEN -

14 passengers for London 12/12/1850

WOOD, Captain Robert

COOPER, Mrs (//-//)

DUNN, Miss (//-//)

GADD, Mr (//-//)

GRAHAM, Mr (//-//)

GRANT, Mr (//-//)

KELLY, Mr (//-//) Likely Henry Kelly of Cambusdoon. He took grain samples to persuade farmers in Britain to emigrated to SA. Kapunda Herald 10/3/1876 p80f

LAUNCELOTT, Mr (//-//)

LOVE, Mr (//-//)

MARSH, Mr (//-//)

STILLING, Joseph (//-//)

STONE, Mrs (//-//)

STONE, child (//-//)

SHIP JOSEPH SOMES -

1 passenger for Ceylon 27/12/1850

ELMSTONE, Captain CS

BLYTH, Neville (//-//)

SHIP CANDAHAR -

42 passengers for London 28/12/1850

GOSS, Captain John

BUCKLAND, Miss (//-//)

BURT, Mr (//-//)

COOMBERS, Mr (//-//)

DREW, Mrs (//-//)

GOSLING, Mrs (//-//)

GRATTAN, Mrs (//-//)

GRATTAN, family servant (//-//)

GROVER, Mr (//-//)

HENDERSON, Mr (//-//)

HENDERSON, Mrs (//-//)

HENDERSON, child (//-//)

HENDERSON, family servant (//-//)

KILDAY, Mary (//-//) Did she had a daughter called Janette?

MACKAY, Mr (//-//)

MATURIN, Mr (//-//)

MOODIE/MOODY, Mrs (//-//)

ROBSON, Mr (//-//)

ROBSON, Mrs (//-//)

ROBSON, son (//-//)

SCHAFER/SCHAEFFER/SHAFTER, Mr (//-//)

SCHAFER, Mrs (//-//)

SELTH, Mr (//-//)

SMITH, Mrs (//-//)

SYONS, Mr (//-//)

SYONS, Mrs (//-//)

SYONS, child (//-//)

WATTS, George (//-//) Livery stable keeper; Adelaide then Gentleman; Norwood. later Gentleman; Knap Hill House, Wells, Somerset, England by 1860.

WATTS, Mrs George (//-//)

WATTS, child (//-//) Possibly an adopted daughter??

WILSON, Miss (//-//)

WOOLDRIDGE, Dr Surgeon-Superintendent (//-//) Surgeon; North Adelaide. Observer 22/1/1927 p187a-c.

WOOLRIDGE, child (//-//)

WOOLRIDGE, family servant (//-//)

JEANNETTE, unclear entry. (//-//)

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