Mariners and ships in Australian Waters

LEANDER

OF LONDON, M. J. KNIGHT, MASTER, BURTHEN 848 TONS,
FROM THE PORT OF LONDON TO SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, 5th AUGUST 1875

Surname Given name Station Age Of what Nation Status Comments
KNIGHT M. J. MASTER     CREW  
BLACK JOHN 1ST MATE 26 FINCHLEY CREW  
TIBBALS T 3RD MATE 22 SURREY CREW  
ROBERTSON WILLIAM CARPENTER 36 ABERDEEN CREW  
DAINES C W SAILMAKER 21 LOWESTOFF CREW  
SORRELL THOMAS E STEWARD 26 BARRINGTON CREW  
EDWARD JAMES COOK 33 ABERDEEN CREW  
FARRAN HENRY ABLE SEAMAN 40 YARMOUTH CREW  
NEALE W C ABLE SEAMAN 20 KINGSTON ON THAMES CREW  
OHLMEIER AUG ABLE SEAMAN 27 HANOVER CREW  
TAYLOR W D ABLE SEAMAN 21 HOUNSLOW CREW  
MUNRO HUGH ABLE SEAMAN 25 ROSS CREW  
STANBURY W ABLE SEAMAN 47 PLYMOUTH CREW  
NEILLY FRED R ABLE SEAMAN 36 SUNDERLAND CREW  
STOIHL HEINRISH ABLE SEAMAN 44 HAMBURGH CREW  
PYKES HENRY ABLE SEAMAN 27 SYDNEY CREW  
BOOTH CHARLES ABLE SEAMAN 38 EDINBURGH CREW  
HOEBERT WILLIAM ABLE SEAMAN 28 HOLLAND CREW  
MC CORMACK JAMES ABLE SEAMAN 24 DUBLIN CREW  
DUFFY PATRICK   40 BELFAST CREW  
SELLMAN GEORGE   20 HASTINGS CREW  
GORDON PETER   28 GLASGOW CREW  
SPURGEON WALTER G OFFICERS STEWARD 17 LOWESTOFF CREW  
SCAMBLE ROBERT CHARLES   19 LONDON CREW  
SILVER CHARLES BOY 15 OXFORDSHIRE CREW  
COOPER JAMES ABLE SEAMAN 30 KENT CREW  

 

Source: State Records Authority of New South Wales: Shipping Master's Office; Passengers Arriving 1855 - 1922; NGS 13278, [X132-133], reel 432.   Transcribed by Andrea Marks, 2004.

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