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# |
Family
Name |
First
Name |
Ship |
Date |
Location |
Reference |
Remarks |
| 126898 | - | - | Orpheus 1826 | 1826 16 September | Port Jackson | SG | Arrived from London 13th September under Captain Duff having departed 6th May. Called at Rio de Janeiro 22nd June. 213 men women and children of the NSW Veteran Corps arrived on the 'Orpheus'. Officers Captain Robson, Lieut. Warner, Lieut. North and Assistant surgeon Robertson of the 13th Light Infantry |
| 30888 | Anderson | Alexander | Orpheus 1826 | 1828 | Newcastle | 1828 Census | Assistant Clerk to the Bench |
| 76558 | Close | William | Orpheus 1826 | 1835 8 December | Maitland | Application to marry | Came free. Aged 45. Application to marry Fanny Johnson. Allowed |
| 103489 | Grills | John | Orpheus 1826 | - | - | Maitland Family History Circle's Pre 1900 Pioneer Register | Born 1787 Penwith, England. Soldier, Stone cutter, Farmer. Spouse Rebecca Perry. For more information see Pioneer Register Entry No. 539 |
| 106376 | Hughes | William | Orpheus 1826 | 1834 1 November | Newcastle | NGE | A boy'. From Manchester. Admitted to Newcastle from Sydney gaol under sentence of 6months imprisonment with hard labour |
| 62968 | Long | Parry | Orpheus 1826 | 1828 | Wallis Plains | 1828 Census | Clerk aged 18. Came Free. Employed by F. Boucher |
| 62977 | Longford | John | Orpheus 1826 | 1828 | - | 1828 Census | Came Free. Aged 26 in 1828 |
| 63299 | Mackay (McKay) | Duncan Forbes | Orpheus 1826 | 1828 | Melbee | 1828 Census | Aged 36. Came Free. Farmer |
| 104093 | Rodwell | Thomas | Orpheus and John Barry 1826 | - | Williams River, Paterson River | Maitland Family History Circle's Pre 1900 Pioneer Register | Born 1794 Yorkshire. Soldier. Spouse Agnes Kirton. For information about descendants see Pioneer Register Entry No 1266 |
| 40471 | Shepherd | Mary | Orpheus 1826 | 1828 | Newcastle | 1828 Census | Aged 10 Came free. Servant to Francis Williams |
| 102873 | Warner | Lieutenant & Mrs. | Orpheus 1826 | 1826 16 September | Sydney | SG | Arrived on the Orpheus on previous Wednesday together with 213 men, women and children of the NSW Veteran Corps. Other officers included Captain Robson, Lieut. North and Assistant Surgeon Robertson of the 13th Light Infantry. |