1820 British Settler

Jeremiah Long 40, Gardener and botanist, together with his wife Ann Dorrington 35, and their 2 sons, were members of George's Smith's Party of 71 Settlers on the Settler Ship Stentor.

Party originated from Lancashire, England.

Departed Liverpool, 13 January 1820. Arrived Table Bay, Cape Town - 19 March 1820.

Area Allocated to the Party : Rufane and George Rivers. The location was called George Vale

Children :

• James Long 13
  
• Jeremiah Long 11
  

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• DEPOT KAB
• SOURCE MOOC
• TYPE ANDER ARGIEWE
• VOLUME_NO 6/9/5
• SYSTEM 00
• REFERENCE 912
• PART 1
• DESCRIPTION LONG, JEREMIAH. DEATH NOTICE.
• STARTING 1835
• ENDING 1835

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DEPOT Albany Museum (1820)

TYPE Photo

REFERENCE SMP71

DESCRIPTION Colling, Ann (nee Ann Fairlie), 1787 - ?; married to Jeremiah Long in 1806 and Thomas Colling in 1844.

Studio; H & S; full face.

STARTING 1860

ENDING 1860?

REMARKS 9,9 x 9,6 cm.; photoprint.

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A party of 71 from Lancashire led by Lieutenant George SMITH sailed in "Stentor". In Simon's Bay they were transferred to "Weymouth". They were located between the Rufane and George Rivers. The location was called George Vale. Later John BUCKLEY became responsible for the party.