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"Morley" (Ship) - Colonists to South Australia in 1840

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Henry Prettejohn (1809 - 1884)
Henry PrettyjohnA CHEQUEBBD CAREER.-On the lith of this month there passed away an old colonist in the person of Mr. Henry Prettejohn, who has for many years been a resident of Wallaroo. The deceased g...
Sarah Sabina Jeans (bef.1840 - d.)
Sarah Sabina KerwoodKERWOOD George James, Maria PARSONS, Rd, son, Ann Maria, Sarah Sabina arrived in SA 1840-04-16 aboard Morley from London 1839-12-08 via Plymouth
Ann Maria Kerwood
Ann Marie KerwoodKERWOOD George James, Maria PARSONS, Rd, son, Ann Maria, Sarah Sabina arrived in SA 1840-04-16 aboard Morley from London 1839-12-08 via Plymouth
Maria Kerwood (1793 - 1884)
Maria Parsons was married to George James Kerwood and they were pioneers of South Australia arriving on the "Morley" on the 16th April 1840. They arrived with their children: Richard, Ann Maria and Sar...
Richard Kerwood (c.1835 - d.)
Richard KerwoodKERWOOD George James, Maria PARSONS, Rd, son, Ann Maria, Sarah Sabina arrived in SA 1840-04-16 aboard Morley from London 1839-12-08 via PlymouthMarriage 1 Matilda Eliza BALDOCK b: Abt 18...

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APRIL 16—The ship Morley, 578 tons, Chas. Evans, from London and Plymouth the 28th December, with general cargo.

Passengers:

Mrs. Evans
Mr. Charles Evans
Miss Louisa Wareham
Mr. William Allyne
Mr. John Allyne

and 153 emigrants.

Adelaide Shipping Report. (1840, April 23). Southern Australian (Adelaide, SA : 1838 - 1844), p. 3. Retrieved August 28, 2018, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article71619177

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