Free Settler or Felon?

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Item: 171370

Surname: Barclay

First Name: Thomas

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839.....

Date: 28 January 1839

Place: -

Source: State Records Online Shipping List

Details: Labourer from Kincardine. Age 35. Embarked with his wife and son. Employed by Mc McDougall at Patrick Plains on arrival....http://tinyurl.com/lnhbzxq

 

Item: 171378

Surname: Grant

First Name: Christina

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839.....

Date: 28 January 1839

Place: -

Source: State Records Online Shipping List

Details: Farm servant from Cathness age 23. Employed by Mr. Nichols at Hunter River on arrival.

 

Item: 171371

Surname: McDonnell

First Name: Alexander

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839.....

Date: 28 January 1839

Place: -

Source: State Records Online Shipping List

Details: Emigrant. Shepherd from Invernesshire age 29. Embarked with his wife and three children. Employed by Captain John Pike at Pickering on arrival...http://tinyurl.com/lnhbzxq

 

Item: 171373

Surname: McLachlan

First Name: Ewan

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839.....

Date: 28 January 1839

Place: -

Source: State Records Online Shipping List

Details: Shepherd from Morven age 60. Embarked with his wife and child. Employed by H.C. Semphill at Hunter River on arrival...http://tinyurl.com/lnhbzxq

 

Item: 103812

Surname: McLachlan

First Name: Ewan (Ewen)

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839

Date: -

Place: -

Source: Maitland Family History Circle's Pre 1900 Pioneer Register

Details: Born 1778 Scotland. Spouse Anny McKay. For more information see Pioneer Register Entry No. 898

 

Item: 171375

Surname: Ross

First Name: John

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839.....

Date: 28 January 1839

Place: -

Source: State Records Online Shipping List

Details: Wheelwright. Employed by H.C. Semphill on arrival...http://tinyurl.com/lnhbzxq

 

Item: 171376

Surname: Sutherland

First Name: William

Ship: Lady McNaughten 1839.....

Date: 28 January 1839

Place: -

Source: State Records Online Shipping List

Details: Shepherd age 17 from Sutherlandshire. Emigrant. Employed by Dr. Skinner at Hunter River on arrival.

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