1820 British Settlers

Sampson Daniel 32, Jeweller, together with his wife Amelia D'Egville 27, and their 6 children, were members of Turvey's Party of 61 Settlers on the Sir George Osborn.

Party originated from London.

Departed London - 16 March 1820. Arrival Simon's Bay, Cape Town - 17 June 1820. Final Port Algoa Bay, Port Elizabeth - July 1820

Area Allocated to the Party : Trompetter's Drift Post - Albany

Children :

• Eliza Daniel 5
  
• Jane Sophia Daniel 3
  
• Amelia Daniel 3
  
• Frederick William Daniel 2
  
• Robert Daniel 1
  
• Isabella Daniel (born at sea)
  

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Sampson DANIEL: D/N source NAAIRS: KAB ref 43. The D/N was signed by (Thomas) WEBSTER on 19th Jan 1872 and submitted to the Master's Office, Klipdrift on 22 Feb 1872. States that Samson (sic) DANIEL was born Dublin, Ireland; age 88yrs; condition Jeweller; (spouse's name not entered); date of decease: Jan 18th, 1872 at house of (?) WEBSTER;

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note from Dan DANIEL: Sampson O'Malia went to Scotland as a youth where he met Amelia. They eloped and married at Gretna Green. At the time of their marriage he was 17 and she was 14. They lived at Glen Lyon in Edinburgh. After coming to South Africa he moved to Uitenhage, and then Bloemfontein. Here he started a jewellery shop. He prospered and bought farms including Glen Lyon and Floradale. His bible was in the Bloemfontein museum, but has subsequently been mislaid.

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/SOUTH-AFRICA-EASTERN-...

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• Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via brother Thomas Henry Mitchley by SmartCopy: Jan 5 2015, 20:16:43 UTC

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• FAMILY TREE at 1820settlers.com