"Victoria" (Barque) - European Pioneers to South Australia - 1848

The barque Victoria, 390 tons, Captain J.H.O. Meyer, from Hamburg, Germany 15th June 1848, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 6th November 1848

South Australian Register Tuesday 7th November 1848

Monday November 06-the barque Victoria 390 tons, J.H.O. Meyer from Hamburg, 15th June & Rio de Janeiro 31st August. Passengers: cabin.— S. A. Butefish ; H. W. Gravenhorst ; T. Landmann ; Maurice Whyle ; Alice Whyle ; Henry Abrahams ; Benjamin Amsberg ; Rose Amsberg ; Frederick Amsberg and Hermann Behr, surgeon. Passengers: steerage.— 9 carpenters ; 6 clerks ; 35 agriculturalists ; 4 shoemakers ; 2 shepherds ; 2 cabinetmakers ; 2 mechanics ; 2 smiths ; 2 tailors ; 1 house servant ; 1 turner ; 1 schoolmaster ; 1 organist ; 1 millwright ; 1 tanner ; 1 baker ; 1 vintner ; 1 jeweller ; 1 druggist ; 1 upholterer ; 1 pastor ; 1 weaver ; 1 saddler ; 1 missionary ; 1 soap boiler ; 56 females ; 71 [children]

Sources:

• The Ships List

Related Projects:

• Bound for South Australia - Ships Lists Portal
• Died at sea - South Australia
• SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (1848, November 13). Adelaide Times (SA : 1848 - 1858), p. 2. Retrieved January 3, 2016, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article206979991

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