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New Zealand Settler Ships - Bombay (18 March 1865)

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    William (Billy) Crago Tregoweth (1849 - 1908)
    William Crago Tregowith came to New Zealand on board the immigrant ship BOMBAY; he travelled with his older brother Richard John Tregowith, his wife Christiana and two young daughters. The ship sailed...
  • Mary (Polly) Coad (1863 - 1900)
    Mary (8 months) travelled to New Zealand with her family, parents Richard and Christiana, 25 and 24, and sister Emmeline, 2, and her uncle William Tregoweth, aged 14, on board the immigrant ship BOMBA...
  • Emmeline Andrew (1863 - 1922)
    Emmeline, 2, travelled to New Zealand with her family, parents Richard and Christiana, 25 and 24, sister Mary, (8 months) and her uncle William Tregoweth aged 14, on board the immigrant ship BOMBAY wh...
  • Christiana Tregoweth (1840 - 1866)
    DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS, VOLUME XXII, ISSUE 2905, 16 NOVEMBER 1866 On November 10, at Tuakau, Waikato, Christiana, the beloved wife of Richard John Tregoweth, aged 26 years.
  • Richard John Tregoweth (1838 - 1918)
    Richard John Tregoweth, 25, and his first wife, Christiana (Nicholls) 24, were Cornish settlers who came to New Zealand with their family, Emmeline 2, Mary (8 months), and Richard's younger brother W...

This site is dedicated to the sailing Ship The Bombay and her voyage from London, England in November 1864 to Auckland, New Zealand. After battling fierce storms, losing sail and mast she finally arrived into harbour, battered, wrecked and under tow of the warship HMS Curacao. The epic journey, challenging even today for experienced yachtsman with modern Navigation and Telecommunication aides, was at the time of Victorian England a daunting prospect, yet four hundred brave souls made the choice to do just that, men, women, children… All seeking a better life in New Zealand. Source: https://theshipbombay.com/

See also: https://theshipbombay.com/bombay-passenger-list/
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