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CAPTAIN/MASTER SCOTT Charles CABIN PASSENGERS Beck J.F. esq. and lady friend, name below Scott Mrs. Maybe the Captain's wife. Hill Doctor Surgeon- Superintendent STEERAGE CLASS Andrew Elizabeth 14 m. John McCasker 21.4.1849, when 17/18 Andrew Peter, wife Ann nee Trestrail and Mary Ann 13 and 4 children Family went to Burra child born 10.10. 1847 William, Adelaide. Daughter Mary Ann married Urias Scoble, who came on the "Rajah" with his 2 children. Bartle Joseph Roberts 16, (Maritime Museum list), a Joseph Roberts 26 m. Jane Smythe on 24.9.1857, note Susan below m. a Smythe. Bartle Peter 44, wife and 1 child, listed as Father to Joseph Roberts. Bartle Susan 17,(MM list only) A Susan Bartle m. William Smythe 11.9.1855, she was only 19 though when married. Did she come on this voyage? Bawden Ann Maybe Mary Ann Bawden who married William Datson at Kapunda 10.15. 1855 Note Bawden also maiden name of Elizabeth Menhennett on this ship. Beck Frederick John, Jane 18, ( MM list only , not newspaper) Bennett Christopher 39, Elizabeth nee Vincent and 4 children including Christopher Vincent 9, Birt Mary Jeffrey 18. m. at Penworthen James Banfield Taylor 20.3.1855, Birt Orlando 16 m. Jessica Mckenzie 28.6.1854, Williamstown, Vic. Birt William 42, Jane nee Hocking 32, Julia 12, Eliza Maria 9, twins Walter Jeffrey and William 6, Family from Cornwall, Went to Burra, William became a Foreman Carpenter at Burra, Lived in Hampton, South Australia, a part of Burra, now vacant land. Father died 1890 Kooringa, Sth Aus. A signpost at a site in Burra, "Birt House" is named after the family. The Jeffrey comes from William's first wife Mary nee Jeffrey., who died just before the voyage 4.3.1847. William then married Jane 8.5.1847.. Listed in the UK census 1841 in Powder, Cornwall, Lostwithiel St. Information supplied by Ross Dickie. and UK census. Blatchford James 39, Charity nee Jury, children Henry 13, Edward 11, Charity and 1 child. Bible Christian and the 1st Lay Preacher in Burra. 1st wife Lizzie nee Skinner died 1838, m. 2nd wife in Devon c. 1839 Charity lived in dugouts at Burra Blight Caroline Briscombe Francis,wife and 2 children may have gone interstate Chapple John 21 married Ann Leeson in 1848, who arrived in 1848 on the "Tasman", moved to Victoria Coppin Emma J. Coppin Selina Datson Eliza 18 Datson Hugh about 14 Datson Hugh 42, Jane 36 and 4 children inc. James 10/11 and John 9 From Cornwall, Burra and Moonta, 1851, James left with his father for the goldmines in Vic., then Geelong until 1861, then SA Family on the UK Census 1841 living at Powder- Cornwall, address Hugus. A web site lists other children Hugh, Mary Ann http://hsweeney.e-access.com.au/ships.html Datson Philippa 15/16 m. Walter Jacka Adelaide, came on the "Rajah" Datson William about 19 see Bawden Ann Davy Thomas Delbridge Elizabeth Candy. 16 m. ---- Ellis. Delbridge James 17, m. Jane Prior 12. 8. 1850, who came on the "William Money", spelt Pryor on shipping list. Delbridge James 41, Margaret 42 nee Rickard and Anthony 14, Mary Jane 12, John 8, Ann 8 twins, Ellen Helena 2 plus one other child listed, Came from Cornwall, went to Burra and later lived in Kapunda, miner then farmer. Anthony m. Mary Prior 23.8.1852, Jane's sister. Eustace Mary and 2 children Evers Bridget Fagan Peter 21, Catherine nee Norrish and 2 children Irish Family, Faul Eliza Francis John Francis Judith and child Francis William Geelan Matthew 19, became shoemaker Gillard Ann Gillard John Gillard Margaret Gillard Samuel Goad Thomas Goad William James Goldsworthy William and wife Goodman Ann, will check to see if this is the same as below Goodman Henry, Ann Goodman, nee Nicholls Henry died 1852,, a child Henry listed in MM list, not newspaper, Family informs me that Henry was born 18/10/1847 in Sth Aus. Gray John Gray P. Thomas, wife and 2 children, one died on the passage Gray Thomas Henry Greenslade James and wife Gummow Henry, Maria nee Haughton and 4 children Hammell Joshua, wife and 4 children Hampton John, wife and child Harris Jane 19 may have married Henry Seaborne a sailor 30.9.1849 Heeny Michael, wife and child, listed as Heine in MM list Hendy Nicholas Hitchings John 36, Catherine 31 and 4 children, the following web site: Hitchens, John, wife Catherine nee ?, Mary 6, Rosetta 4, John 1 http://users.ncable.net.au/~jburrell/gen/hutchins/hut_oli.html also known as Hutchens. Hocken Oliver, wife Hooper Celia Hooper Thomas 34, Johanna nee May 28 and Selina Ann 6, Thomas 4, William 2, Suzanna born 18.12.1847 in Adelaide. Family went to Burra,, then Collingwood, Victoria. Thomas listed as 9 in MM list. Hoskin William Hosking William, wife and child James Mary 24 married Joseph C. Sando, who was on this voyage, maybe the son. More to follow both from Cornwall Julien John and Jane nee Hore and child Lavinia, infant born 4/4/1847, listed separately on shipping list. Family went to Burra, Elizabeth Jane b.25/3/1849. Other children, moved to Geelong, Victoria about 1854, thanks to relative Geoff Brown. Keast George. Knight John, Mary Ann wife and George Skinner 7 + 1 child. Knight Thomas S. Liggett James and wife Lott Francis, wife and 2 children Martin William and wife Matthews Jane Menhennett Eliza Menhennett Elizabeth 29 nee Bawden William H. and John, children on MM list Menhennett Henry Menhennett William Henry 28. Mitchell Richard, wife and 4 children one died on the voyage Morcom Samuel miner, tributer m. Jane nee Hurres( will check spelling) Moyle Ann Moyle Elizabeth Moyle John Moyle William Moyle William, Elizabeth nee Thomas and 3 children, one died on the passage. William died 1851, Burra, Sth Aus. and his wife 1857, Bendigo Victoria. from Cornwall, went to Burra, as a miner, wife a nurse. Mulligan Patrick, wife and one child Mulligan Thomas Neille Patrick, wife and one child Nekervis Henry 21 later spelt Nankervis, the Cornish accent most probably was the reason for the different spellings. Henry was a miner from a very early age maybe as young as 9. Went to Burra and worked the mines, but seeing his father's death had no intention of staying in mining, later opening the Hotel in Kadina. Henry's mother, sister, brother and families came over on the "William Money". Listed in the UK Census 1841 address in St. Just, Olive Joseph, Ann nee Ley and 3 children Pascoe Elizabeth Pascoe John 28, Grace 25 wife and John 3, MM has Eliza Ann infant listed. Father was a miner, farmer then storekeeper. Paull John Penhall David 15 Penhall William Daly 17 Penhall William 48, Elizabeth , Mary Ann 13, Louisa 9, Caroline 9 and 2 children Plunkett John Plunkett William Pooley Ann Pooley Elizabeth Pooley Emmeline Pooley Mary Reiley Philip, wife and 2 children Rich Richard Roberts Elizabeth Robins Elizabeth Rodda R.N., listed as Rowland Vounder 25 Assay Master in MM list. Rogers Joseph and Ann Childers Paterson nee Williams His family said he m. here in SA, 20 year old Ann nee Williams. Do they have it correct as he had a wife on this ship and as yet I have not found her death. It seems as there is no record of marriage here in SA that he married her in Cornwall or UK. John born Linkinborne, Cornwall, Ann, Stirling Castle, Scotland. See Web Site of John Symonds wife not listed on MM list, Joseph became a Mason, Building Contractor. Rooke James later married Maria Bennett Rowe Thomas, Elizabeth Ellen nee Barrett, Elizabeth Ann, Hannah Maria, Mary Jane and Thomas Henry infant, pig keeper, dwelt in the dugouts. Thanks to Brian Rowe. Sando Anthony 21 Sando Elizabeth Mary 17, Mary Elizabeth on MM list Sando Fanny this maybe Joseph's wife. Is this the Francis 15 on the MM list and family Web Site Sando John 23, tinsmith Sando Joseph 25 also named Joseph Carne m. Mary James 2/11/1847, listed as 24 on MM list. Sando Joseph Carnes 48., Frances nee Anguel 50 and William 11 Came from Redruth, Cornwall, wife listed as 52 in MM list, son became a stonemason. A family with the spelling Sandow is on the UK Census 1841, with same names for the children, but different ages. The parents age was both 40, would make them 46/47 for this voyage.. Address at Penwith, Cornwall, Redruth. Sando Sally, not listed on MM list, also not listed on UK Census 1841. Smith Elizabeth m. Thomas Davy/Davey, same voyage. Snow James Stevens Richard V. Tamblyn Henry, wife and 3 children Taylor Richard and wife Taylor Stephen Tonkin William, wife and child Trenethick Edwin, wife and 2 children Trenwith Emma Trenwith George Trenwith Honor Trenwith Johanna Trenwith John, wife and child Trenwith Thomas Trenwith Eliza Trevithick Henry, Elizabeth nee Pascoe and 5 children, including Grace Dylman Symonds, Thomas Henry, Richard Pascoe, Elizabeth Ann They came from Cornwall went to Burra then Victoria born Victoria Jane 23.8.1849, William Edwin 13.7.1851 Trewin Caroline Trutt Bridget Veal Richard, wife and 2 children one child died on the passage Ward Ann Warns Richard, wife and child died on the voyage, might be Warne, MM lists Warn with infant Mary born at sea. Wife not mentioned. Warrick Francis Warrick Joseph, wife and 4 children one died on the voyage Warrick Samson, a Samson Warrick died 1868 36 yrs old, makes him c. 15 in 1847 Welsh John 40, wife, Thomas 7 and 1 child, listed as Walsh on MM list Williams Solomon, wife and 2 children Woolcock Hopson, wife and 2 children, one child died during the voyage, a Hobson Woolcock died in Victoria 1854, 30 yrs old. Sometimes Hobson/Hopson. Census 1841 Hopson Yelland William, MM lists wife Mary Ann nee May, not on newspaper list. Family member Terry Yelland informs us that William married Mary Ann a week before leaving Newyln, Cornwall for Australia. They went to Burra and then on to Ballarat, settling just out of Ballarat in the self named Newlyn, named after there hometown, where they were married. Had success in the goldfields and successfully bred Hereford cattle, still operated by a Yelland and the oldest Hereford stud in Australia. BACK TO PREVIOUS PAGE NEXT "SIBELLA" MM stands for Maritime Museum |
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