Mariners and ships in Australian Waters

FETTERCAIRN

OF SYDNEY, SPENCE, MASTER, BURTHEN 196 TONS
FROM THE PORT OF MELBOURNE TO SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 15TH JULY, 1854

Surname Given name Station Age Of what Nation Status Comments
SPENCE   CAPTAIN     CREW  
?   MATE 28 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   2ND MATE 24 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   STEWARD 32 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   ENGINEER 30 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   COOK 37 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   STEWARD 16 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 22 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 28 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 23 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 22 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 20 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 38 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 37 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   AB 36 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   ENGINEER 30 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   FIREMAN 30 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   FIREMAN 34 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
?   FIREMAN 35 GREAT BRITAIN CREW  
JARVIS   MR     PASSENGER CABIN
JARVIS   MRS     PASSENGER CABIN
MCDOUGALL A       PASSENGER CABIN
MCDOUGALL         PASSENGER CABIN
CHIFTON         PASSENGER CABIN
ROONEY W       PASSENGER STEERAGE
DAVY I       PASSENGER STEERAGE
McLAW H.       PASSENGER STEERAGE
CORKS W       PASSENGER STEERAGE

 

Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NRS13278, [X91] reel 400.   Transcribed by Jenny Gerrey, 2005.

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