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Party Details

Leader : Simon Amm, Master Mariner

• Number
• Area Party originated from
• Area Allocated to the Party
• Ship

Duke of Gloucester

• Dates
  • Departure
  • Arrival at the Cape 1821

Members of Amm's Party

[Bold links are to Geni profiles; other links are to other biographical notes]

• Simon Amm, 40, Master Mariner, Party Leader

• Wife : Elizabeth Hollett, 30
  

Children :

• Philip Amm 14
  
• Jane Amm 11
  
• Mary Amm 1
  

• William Amm Mariner
• Thomas Couch Mariner
• Joseph Funston Mariner
• Thomas Jarvis Mariner
• James King Mariner
• William Tozer Mariner
• John Wilton Mariner