Mariners and ships in Australian Waters

WIDEAWAKE

OF NEW YORK, LEWIS TARLTON, MASTER, BURTHEN 758 TONS
FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK TO SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 20th DECEMBER, 1854

Surname Given name Station Age Of what Nation Status Comments
TARLTON LEWIS CAPTAIN     CREW  
? ? 1st MATE 21 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? 2nd MATE 21 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? 3rd MATE 22 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? CARPENTER 30 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? COOK 24 FRENCH CREW  
? ? STEWARD 27 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 24 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 25 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 25 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 22 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 28 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 21 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 21 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 20 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 30 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 31 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 21 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 24 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 20 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 32 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 27 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 27 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 21 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 23 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? O. S. 18 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? O. S. 17 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? O. S. 16 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? BOY 16 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 20 AMERICAN CREW  
? ? A. B. 21 AMERICAN CREW  

 

Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NRS13278, [X91] reel 400.  Transcribed by Lyn Mulcahy, 2004.

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