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Australia, New South Wales, Ships' Arrivals, 1860-1888 AUSTRALIA, NEW SOUTH WALES, SHIPS' ARRIVALS, 1860-1888 New South Wales, State Archives Transcribed by Julia Mitchell ABBREVIATIONS ABBREVIATIONS ABBREVIATION R.R. - Remittance Regulations (implies that some money has been paid towards the immigrants F Families C'wall - Cornwall passage often by a friend or relation in NSW) W Widows/widowers & families on embarkation Wes/Wesl - Wesleyan; Ch of E./C.E. - Church of England; W/F Wives & families of residents in the Colony Indept - Independent; Prot - Protestant; Cong - SM/SW Single man/woman Congregational; RC - Roman Catholic SHIP IMMIGRANT Image Dep. Port Arr. Port Ships names Date of ArrivalYear Reg. No./Status Surname Forename Age Occupation County Religion Read/Write List remarks & Transcriber notes 1 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 BIVINETT William 24 Blacksmith Cornwall Wesl. Both R.R. 1 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 BIVINETT Melinda 23 Wife Cornwall Wesl. Both R.R. 1 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 BIVINETT Elizabeth 10m Daughter Alderney, Ch. Is Wesl. Neither R.R. 6 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 MOORE Elizabeth 34 Cook Cornwall Ch.of E. Both Paid £6 6 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 MOORE Elizabeth 6 Daughter Middlesex Ch.of E. Neither Paid £6 6 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 W/F ALLEN Elizabeth 42 Housekeeper Cornwall Indept. Both R.R. 6 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 W/F ALLEN Edwin 15 Son Hampshire Indept. Both R.R. 6 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 W/F ALLEN Elizabeth 12 Daughter Hampshire Indept. Both R.R. 6 Liverpool Port JacksonAlfred 06-Jan 1860 W/F ALLEN Mary 11 Daughter Devonshire Indept. Both R.R. 12 Liverpool Sydney Dirigo 13-Apr 1860 SM HOBBS William 27 Laborer Cornwall Ch.of E. Both R.R. 13 Liverpool Sydney Dirigo 13-Apr 1860 SM RICHARD John 21 Laborer Cornwall Ch.of E. Both R.R. 2 Liverpool Sydney Hannah More 06-May 1860 GILBERT George 27 Laborer Cornwall Wesl. Read R.R. 2 Liverpool Sydney Hannah More 06-May 1860 GILBERT Charity 28 Wife Cornwall Wesl. Read R.R. 2 Liverpool Sydney Hannah More 06-May 1860 GILBERT Jon 4 Son Cornwall Wesl. Neither R.R. 2 Liverpool Sydney Hannah More 06-May 1860 GILBERT George 1 Son Cornwall Wesl. Neither R.R. 4 Liverpool Sydney Hannah More 06-May 1860 SELWOOD William 21 Laborer Cornwall Ch.of E. Both Paid £1 4 Liverpool Sydney Hannah More 06-May 1860 SELWOOD Elizth. Mary 18 Wife Cornwall Ch.of E. Both Paid £1 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE Francis P 35 Printer Cornwall Ch.of E. Both R.R. £16 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE Jane 34 Wife Devonshire Ch.of E. Both R.R. £16 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE Susan J. 11 Daughter Gloucestershire Ch.of E. Both R.R. £16 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE Emily 10 Daughter Gloucestershire Ch.of E. Both R.R. £16 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE Amy 8 Daughter Gloucestershire Ch.of E. Read R.R. £16 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE May 5 Daughter Glamorganshire Ch.of E. Read R.R. £16 1 Southampton Sydney Chance 13-Jul 1860 GALE Rosina 2 1/2 Daughter Monmouthshire Ch.of E. Neither R.R. £16 2 Birkenhead Sydney Tudor 17-Aug 1860 GUNDRY Charles 22 Gardener Cornwall Wesl. Both Paid £1 2 Birkenhead Sydney Tudor 17-Aug 1860 GUNDRY Jane 21 Wife Cornwall Wesl. Both Paid £1 1 Birkenhead Sydney Telegraph 16-Oct 1860 CORY Henry 52 Farm laborer Cornwall Wesl. Both R.R. £20 1 Birkenhead Sydney Telegraph 16-Oct 1860 CORY Elizabeth 44 Wife Cornwall Wesl. Read R.R. £20 6 Birkenhead Sydney Telegraph 16-Oct 1860 SW GROVES Elizabeth 18 Genl. Servt. Cornwall Ch.of E. Both Paid 10/-. (ten shillings) 12 Plymouth Sydney Hotspur 24-Feb 1861 SM PRISK James 19 F. Laborer Gwennap, Cornwall Ch.of E. Both R.R. £4 4 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 WARNER John 39 Tailor Hortham, Sussex C of E Both £5 R. R. ?Horsham 4 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 WARNER Elizabeth 29 Wife of above Redman, Cornwall C of E Both £3 R. R. ?Redruth ? Redmoor 4 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 WARNER Frances Besey 9 ?-, Newport, Monmouth C of E Both £3 R. R. 4 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 WARNER Clara Annie 6 London C of E Read £2 R. R. 4 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 WARNER Albert Hamin 4 London C of E Read £3 R. R. 4 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 WARNER Orlande Alexn. 2 London C of E Neither £3 R. R. 10 Liverpool Sydney Annie Wilson 08-Apr 1862 SW THOMAS Eliza 22 Tailoress Camborne, Cornwall Weslyan Read £3 R.R. p. W. Thomas 9 Plymouth Sydney Abyssinian 29-May 1862 SW POWELL Elizabeth 17 Nursemaid Cornwall, England Ch.of E. Both £3 ASR 10 Plymouth Sydney Abyssinian 29-May 1862 SM BERRYMAN Alexander 18 Miner Penzance, Cornwall Ch.of E. Read 5 Plymouth Sydney Lady Milton 28-Jun 1862 W NORTH Mary 48 Domestic servant St. Cullum, Cornwall, Eng. Protestant Read £3 P Jas. Holloway 8 Plymouth Sydney Hotspur 18-Jul 1862 SW WOOLCOCK Eliza 22 Dressmaker Cornwall, England Ch.of E. Both £3 R.R. 8 Plymouth Sydney Hotspur 18-Jul 1862 SW WOOLCOCK Lydia 18 Dressmaker Cornwall, England Ch.of E. Both £3 R.R. 8 Plymouth Sydney Eastern Empire 29-Nov 1862 SM BEAR Emanuel 27 Miner Garmar, Cornwall Wesleyan Neither £5 R.R. p. W. Bear. Germoe? Goss Moor? 2 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 LANGSFORD Thomas 49 Miller Liscard, Cornwall Ch.of E. Both 2 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 LANGSFORD Mary 45 Liscard, Cornwall Ch.of E. Both 2 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 LANGSFORD Melinda 19 Labourer Liscard, Cornwall Ch.of E. Both 2 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 LANGSFORD William H 13 Liscard, Cornwall Ch.of E. Both 4 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 W&F ROSSITER Eliza 29 Housekeeper Truro, Cornwall, Eng Prot. Both 4 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 W&F ROSSITER Eliza Jane 11 School Truro, Cornwall, Eng Prot. Both 4 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 W&F ROSSITER William 10 School Truro, Cornwall, Eng Prot. Both 4 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 W&F ROSSITER Emily 8 School Truro, Cornwall, Eng Prot. Read 4 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 W&F ROSSITER Walter 3 School Truro, Cornwall, Eng Prot. 8 Plymouth Sydney Coldstream 18-Jan 1863 SM KENT Richard 22 Laborer St. Neot, Cornwall C.E. Both 2 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 EVERETT Ghiblin 29 Mason Bodmin, Cornwall Ch.of E. Both ?24. £5 p R.R. Matthews 2 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 EVERETT Mary Ann 20 Wife Ulston, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither Helston. £3. P R.R. Matthews 2 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 EVERETT Elizabeth Infant Ulston, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither Helston. £2. P R.R. Matthews 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Robert 42 Miner Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Read £8 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Peternelle 43 Wife Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Read £6 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Mary 22 Servant Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Read £3 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY William H. 19 Miner Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither £5 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Ann 16 Servant Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither £3 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Roberts 14 Labourer Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither £5 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Elizabeth 10 Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither £2 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Mary Jane 8 Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither £2 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY James H. 7 Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither £3 p. W. Northey 4 Plymouth Sydney Lobelia 14-Feb 1863 NORTHEY Grace Infant Gwynupp, Cornwall Ch.of E. Neither SHIP IMMIGRANT Image Dep. Port Arr. Port Ships names Date of ArrivalYear Reg. No./Status Surname Forename Age Occupation County Religion Read/Write List remarks & Transcriber notes 5 Plymouth Sydney Fairlie 29-Apr 1863 SW EVANS Mary 14 Farm servant Brigchurch Town, C'wall C of E Both £3 p. Jno Evans. Breage Church Town 8 Plymouth Sydney Fairlie 29-Apr 1863 SM EDDY James 22 Miner Camborne, Cornwall C of E Both £5 p. W. Thomas 8 Plymouth Sydney Fairlie 29-Apr 1863 SM EVANS Samuel 18 Labourer Elston, Cornwall C of E Neither £5 p. Jno Evans. Helston 1 Plymouth Sydney Persia 10-May 1863 BERRYMAN Edward 22 Tin miner Gabrel, Cornwall C. E. Both £5 pd Job Berryman. Gulval? House servant & 1 Plymouth Sydney Persia 10-May 1863 BERRYMAN Mary Ann 2 dairymaid Gubrel, Cornwall C. E. Both £3 pd Job Berryman. ? Gulval 1 Plymouth Sydney Persia 10-May 1863 BERRYMAN Eliza Ann 4 Ludgven, Cornwall C. E. Neither £2 pd Job Berryman 1 Plymouth Sydney Persia 10-May 1863 BERRYMAN Christina P. Infant Born and died on voyage 14 Plymouth Sydney Persia 10-May 1863 SM HORDEN John H. 25 Cabinet maker Penzance, Cornwall C. E. Both £5. ?-- Ramsdon 17 Plymouth Sydney Persia 10-May 1863 SM WHITE Thomas 18 Miner Bethsbinnell, Cornwall C.
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