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About Elizabeth Vice
THE SETTLER HANDBOOK by MD Nash
THE SETTLER PARTIES
DIXON'S PARTY
No. 9 on the Colonial Department list, led by John Henry Dixon, a joiner and cabinetmaker of 8 Mutton Lane, Mile End Road, London. This was a joint-stock party made up of London tradesmen, all married men with families. No recommendation for this party has been traced in Colonial Department records to account for its selection, but Dixon's assurance that he was 'stout made and healthy' is unlikely to have been recommendation enough on its own.
Deposits were paid for 11 men, and the party embarked at Deptford in the regular transport shipOcean, sailing from Portsmouth on New Year's Day 1820, and arriving in Table Bay on 29 March and Algoa Bay on 15 April. Two children were born and two died during the voyage. The party was located at Waaiplaats on the Kaffir Kraal river. George Marsden subsequently attached himself to Dalgairns' party.
LIST OF DIXON'S PARTY
CARNEY, James 28. Saddler. w Elizabeth 29. c Elizabeth.
DANIELS, Joseph 36. Smith and naval pensioner. w Elizabeth 35. c Richard 7.
DIXON, John Henry 32. Joiner and cabinetmaker. w Margaret 36. c Mary 9, Emma 6, Eliza 4, Sarah 2.
FULLER, Henry 25. Carpenter. w Susannah 23. c George 4, Charles 1.
HENMAN, Robert 34. Carpenter. w Mary Ann 36. c Mary Ann 7, Elizabeth 2, Sarah Eliza (born at sea).
MARSDEN, George 40. Carpenter and wheelwright. w Elizabeth 34. c Elizabeth 8.
PAXTON, Jesse 39. Packer. w Sarah 39. c William 13, Charles 11, George 7, Henry 5, Elizabeth 4, David 2.
VICE, James 24. Butcher. w Sophia 30. c John 8, James 3, Samuel (born at sea).
VICE, John 30. Gardener. w Elizabeth 28. c Elizabeth 2, Ann.
WEBB, Richard 29. Mason. w Elizabeth Ann 22. c Richard 3, Edward 2.
WYATT, John 31. Wheelwright. w Jane 34. c Jane 7 (died at sea), Amelia 4, Ann Mary 3, John 2 (died at sea).
Main sources for party list
Agent of Transports' List of Settlers under John Henry Dixon (Cape Archives CO 136); Special Commissioner William Hayward's notes (Cape Archives CO 8542).
1820 Settler Departed 13 Dec 1819 Gravesend, Kent, England Dixon's party on the Ocean
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Elizabeth Vice's Timeline
| 1792 |
November 18, 1792
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St. Andrews Holborn, London, England (United Kingdom)
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| 1817 |
February 25, 1817
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Essex, England UK
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| 1818 |
February 4, 1818
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Southwark, Greater London, United Kingdom
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| 1819 |
July 12, 1819
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Southminster, Essex, England (United Kingdom)
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July 12, 1819
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Westham, Essex, England UK
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| 1822 |
April 21, 1822
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Bathurst, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1823 |
August 20, 1823
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Grahamstown, Western District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1828 |
February 7, 1828
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Grahamstown, Western District, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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| 1830 |
December 19, 1830
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Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
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