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THE SLAINS CASTLE. First of the arrivals in the year 1841 was the fine River-built ship Slains Castle, which came into port on January 25th, after a passage of 133 days, having sailed from Gravesend on September 14th, 1840. She was a vessel of 500 tons, and was commanded by Captain James Petrie. There were 224 passengers on board, including Mr. Octavius Carrington [Augustus Octavius Crocker Car...
The James Moran made several voyages to NSW. James Moran departed Glasgow for Sydney on 12th June, arriving 6th October 1841 with 163 Scottish immigrants. The passenger list for the 1841 voyage is here: James Moran was a 538-tonne barque, made in St. Martins, New Brunswick by the renowned shipwrights named Moran. The Emigration Dept. engaged the ship in Greenock, a convenient port for Glasgow, ...
In 1841, the people of South Australia were given the opportunity to have a census, the information in it would be released in 100 years.This project will group the persons recorded on the census in 1841 in South Australia.If your family member was NOT on the census list (see documents for list) but you believe they were in fact in South Australia, please add them to this project. Unrecorded - ...
1841 Census The Bourne, Farnham, Surrey, England= There are three Bournes - Upper, Middle and Lower – which come together as The Bourne, and the prefix is important local people. The area lies either side of the Bourne stream which starts its life as a Hampshire outflow from Lodge Pond in Alice Holt Forest, then runs along the floor of The Bourne valley before entering the river Wey at Moor Par...
Rajah - Sailed on 1st April, 1841Arrived 19th July, 1841 at Van Diemen's Land 180 convictsConvicts* Mary Adshead* Agnes Agnew* Jane Alcock* Elizabeth Alexander* Margaret Anderson* Catherine Angus* Elizabeth Archer* Mary Bailey* Mary Maria Bailey* Sarah Bailey* Mary Bannon* Elizabeth Barnes* Elizabeth Barrett* Sarah Beckwith* Elizabeth Bell* Petus Bevington* Ann Bogle* Jane Bowie* Charlotte Boyc...
The ship Skjold , 460 tons, Captain Hans Christian Claussen, from Altona 3rd July 1841, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 27th October 1841Cabin Passengers: Pastor Daniel Gotthard Fritzsche, 44, from Posen, Mrs. Hillmaur from Hamburg, Nehrlich Hannchen widow, and Johanne Dorothea, 33. . . surgeon, Dr. Simons The South Australian Register October 30 1841. The Skjold, Claussen, Master, 46...
Unrecorded - NOT IN 1841 Census South Australia, these people cannot yet be found on the census in South Australia of 1841. Basically a South Australian research project to check the census, the residents of South Australia and arrivals up to 1841.If you wonder why this project is important, please see Workshop: Using the Genealogical Proof Standard * 1. The PDF list (Census) is in the document...