Mariners and ships in Australian Waters

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BRIG OF SYDNEY, A. COLLINS, MASTER, BURTHEN  154 TONS
FROM THE PORT OF MELBOURNE TO PORT JACKSON,
NEW SOUTH WALES, 24 TH MARCH 1852
Surname Given name Station Age Of what Nation Status Comments
COLLINS A. MASTER     CREW Sailed 16 Mar.1852
  VARIOUS   VARIOUS CREW  
FITZGERALD   LIEUT.
10th B.N.I.		     PASSENGER CABIN
WRIGHT   MRS     PASSENGER CABIN
BLANNIN   MRS     PASSENGER CABIN
MARKS D. MR     PASSENGER CABIN
KENT J. MR     PASSENGER CABIN
DAWES   MR     PASSENGER CABIN
HANLEY J. MR     PASSENGER CABIN
McVEIGH   CAPTAIN     PASSENGER CABIN
SIMS   MRS     PASSENGER STEERAGE
SIMS CHILD       PASSENGER STEERAGE
ROSS T.D. MR     PASSENGER STEERAGE
COSGROVE   MR     PASSENGER STEERAGE
HANLEY JOHN       PASSENGER STEERAGE
MASON J.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
RAFFLE C.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
REIGAR M.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
ARMSTRONG W.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
WELSH J.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
WILLIAMS P.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
MARSHALL J.C.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
BAIN   MR     PASSENGER STEERAGE

 

Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1826 - 1859; NRS13278, reel 1279.   Transcribed byDorothy D'Arcy.

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