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Item: 113479

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Ship: America 1829

Date: 1829 20 August

Place: Port Jackson

Source: SG

Details: Arrived from London 18 August under Captain Donald. 169 male prisoners under the care of surgeon superintendent Alexander Stewart R.N. The guard consisted of a detachment of 63rd Regt., under the command of Adjutant Montgomery. Passengers Mrs. Montgomery and 2 children

 

Item: 117776

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Ship: Bengal Merchant 1835...

Date: 1835 7 March

Place: Sydney

Source: SG

Details: Distribution of Convicts of the Bengal Merchant - 267 landed; 20 retained for public service; 1 unfit for assignment; 6 specials; 15 in hospital; 29 to work in irons on Goat Island; 196 assigned to Private Service

 

Item: 117777

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Ship: Bengal Merchant 1835...

Date: 1835 31 January

Place: Port Jackson

Source: SG

Details: Departed Sheerness 1st October. Captain William Campbell. Bringing 267 male prisoners. Surgeon Superintendent James Ellis RN. Guard consisted of 2 sergeants, 27 rank and file of the 50th regiment under command of Capt. McDonald and Ensign Cobbin

 

Item: 113099

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Ship: Bengal Merchant 1836...

Date: 1836 10 December

Place: Port Jackson

Source: SG

Details: Departed the Downs 8th August and arrived in Port Jackson 9th Dcember. Captain Campbell. 209 male prisoners under Surgeon Superintendent John Tarn, R.N. Guard consisted of 29 rank and file of the 80 the regt., under command of Lieut. Christie and Ensign Horton. 4 women and 4 children passengers

 

Item: 122528

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Ship: Bengal Merchant 1838...

Date: 1838 24 July

Place: Port Jackson

Source: SG

Details: Departed Sheerness 30th March, arrived Port Jackson 21st July under Captain Campbell. Bringing 270 male prisoners under the superintendence of Dr. Noott RN., The guard consisted of Lieut. Gates 51st regt.,, Lieut. Dear 21st regt., and 29 rank and file with their wives and families

 

Item: 103024

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Ship: Bloomer 1853

Date: 1853 30 July

Place: Sydney

Source: MM

Details: A long passage from Liverpool bringing a fine healthy looking class of immigrants. Surgeon superintendent's report states the immigrants enjoyed excellent healthy since leaving Liverpool. Two births and two deaths (infants) occurred during the voyage. No cargo

 

Item: 163216

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1828

Date: 1828

Place: -

Source: Ancestry.com. UK, Royal Navy Medical Journals, 1817-1857

Details: Robert Dunn kept a Medical and Surgical Journal between 14th February and 13th September 1828

 

Item: 106681

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1831

Date: 1831 15 December

Place: Sydney

Source: SG

Details: Arrived from Dublin on 14 December having departed 16th August. 198 male prisoners under Capt. Moncrief. Surgeon Superintendent James Gilchrist. Guard consisted of detachment of 4th regt., accompanied by 4 women and 6 children. Under command of Lieut. Lonsdale. Passenger E. McDowell, Solicitor General

 

Item: 104270

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1839

Date: 1839 5 September

Place: Sydney

Source: SG

Details: Arrival of the 'Bussorah Merchant' from Bristol via the Cape with 236 government emigrants. English farming men and labourers. In a healthy state. Two infants died on the passage out

 

Item: 171908

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1841

Date: 6 April 1841

Place: Port Jackson

Source: SG

Details: From London via Hobart having left the former port the 13th December and the latter 26 March, the Bussorah Merchant, Capt. Ferrier with 155 emigrants and merchandise. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Donald, Miss Polland, Mr. Wilkinson and family, Messrs Faircloth, Leven Scott, Sutherland, four intermediate and two steerage passengers

 

Item: 171909

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1841

Date: 7 April 1841

Place: Port Jackson

Source: Sydney Monitor

Details: Passengers Mrs. Wilkinson and family, Mr and Mrs. Donald, Master and Miss Pollard, Messrs Faircloth, Levien, Scott and Sutherland, Steerage Messrs Bull, Gainham, Cullen, Johnson and son, Hacket and Moore

 

Item: 103504

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1853

Date: 1853 23 March

Place: Sydney

Source: MM

Details: Bussorah Merchant arrived 19 March. 533 tons. Captain Blyth from Plymouth having departed 13 November. 293 bounty emigrants. Surgeon superintendent Dr. Bloomfield

 

Item: 103505

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Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1853

Date: 1853 23 March

Place: Sydney

Source: MM

Details: A long but very fine passage out bringing nearly 360 emigrants almost entirely English. Respectable and useful lot of people. Five deaths and nine births

 

Item: 175108

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Ship: Emerald Isle 1838

Date: 18 September 1838

Place: Sydney

Source: SG

Details: The Emerald Isle arrived on Sydney on 15th September 1838 under Captain Driver. Passengers Captain Chisholm and Mrs. (Caroline) Chisholm, Mr. Inchcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Watts and two children

 

Item: 103055

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Ship: Emerald Isle 1841

Date: 1841 25 December

Place: Sydney

Source: SG

Details: Arrived from London 23rd December having departed London 3rd September with 150 bounty immigrants, all well

 

Item: 171936

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Ship: Emerald Isle 1841

Date: 25 December 1841

Place: Port Jackson

Source: The Australian

Details: The Emerald Isle, Scales master, sailed from Plymouth 3rd September with 150 emigrants under the superintendence of Dr. Atkinson. Passengers Messrs Barrow, Ross, Dugarth, Gill, G.F and H. Lloyd, J. Walker, Miss Ross, Mrs. Hustler, Mrs. Dugarth and child and Miss Clarke

 

Item: 175389

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Ship: Emerald Isle 1841

Date: December 1841

Place: Sydney

Source: State Archives NSW. Online Shipping Reels

Details: The State Records NSW Online Shipping Records has the following information about the Emerald Isle - A List of Immigrants, British subjects who have been introduced into the colony of NSW on Government Bounty by essrs J. Arnold, andd Co of Sydney in pursuance of an authority granted to them by the Colonial Secretarys letter dated 11 MMarch 1840 and who arrived at Port Jackson in the ship Emeral Isle, Captain Jeffrey Scales from London and Plymouth under the medical Supereintendence of James Atkinkinson. There is a list of families and single men and women who arrived on the Emerald Isle. Almost all of them are from Ireland and are farm servants and labourers. Note - There are no English coal miners on this vessel. Ralph and Isabella Thornton who are recorded in Pemberton s Pure Merinos and Others were not passengers on this voyage of the Emerald Isle.

 

Item: 205300

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Ship: Emerald Isle 1843

Date: 10 November 1843

Place: Sydney

Source: Sydney Morning Herald

Details: Arrival - from Nelson, New Zealand, having left 25 October, the ship Emerald Isle, 500 tons, Captain Curling, with troops. Passengers - Captain Nicholson, Lieut. De Winton, Ensign Piggot, and Lieut. Blackburn, 99th Regiment, Dr. Townsend, Mr. Turner, Mr. Clarke, and Dr. O Hara, and 99 rank and file of the 99th regiment

 

Item: 103227

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Ship: Meg Merrilies 1844

Date: 1844 17 August

Place: Sydney

Source: MM

Details: Arrived on previous Wednesday having departed the Downs on 2nd May

 

Item: 205304

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Ship: Meg Merrilies 1844

Date: 15 August 1844

Place: Sydney

Source: Sydney Morning Herald

Details: Arrived, August 14, Meg Merrilies, ship, 314 tons, Captain Thomson, from the Downs 2nd May, with a general cargo. Passengers - Mrs. Haggitt, Mr. Owen, Captain Spurling, Mrs. Spurling and child, Mr. Watson, Mrs. Matthews, newphew and niece, Mr. Clark and two sons, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Skilbeck, Mrs. Turner and four children

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