Ship Andromache
Coloumns represent: Names, sex, *age, occupation, native place and county, religion, read/write, remarks.
1 Allen, William M 23 Farm Labourer Truro, Cornwall Ch of England both
2 Allen, Susan F 24 Wife Truro, Cornwall Ch of England both
3 Andrews, Stanley M 35 Farm Labourer Eccles, Lancashire Ch of England both
4 Andrews, Rachel F 34 Wife Salford, Lancashire Ch of England both
5 Andrews, John M 13 son Lancashire Ch of England both
6 Andrews, Anna F 9 daughter Lancashire Ch of England both
7* Bandy, William M 34 Farm Labourer Bedford, Bedfordshire Ch of England both
8* Bandy, Ann F 32 Wife Bedford, Bedfordshire Ch of England read
9* Bandy, George M 10 son Bedfordshire Ch of England neither
10* Bandy, Caroline F 7 daughter Bedfordshire Ch of England neither
11* Bandy, William M 5 son Bedfordshire Ch of England neither
12* Bandy, John M 3 son Bedfordshire Ch of England neither
13 Barber, Matthew M 24 Lawyer M?lworth, Kent Weslyan both
14 Barber, Susan F 38 Wife M?lworth, Kent Weslyan neither
15 Bond, James M 43 Mason Truro, Cornwall Ch of England both
16 Bond, Anne F 45 Wife Truro, Cornwall Ch of England both
17 Bond, Mary Jane F 19 Miner (daughter) Truro, Cornwall Weslyan both
18* Bond, Amalia F 18 ???? (daughter) Truro, Cornwall Weslyan both
19* Bond, Sampson M 15 ....sen (son) Truro, Cornwall Ch of England both
20 Bond, John M 13 son Truro, Cornwall Ch of England read
21 Bond, Elizabeth Anne F 11 daughter Truro, Cornwall Ch of England read
22 Bond, James M 9 son Truro, Cornwall Ch of England read
23 Boswell, William M 43 Barb???? Norham, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
24 Boswell, Elizabeth F 43 Wife Norham, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
25* Boswell, Anne F 21 ?????? (daughter) Manha???, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
26* Boswell, John M 19 labourer (son) ?ateshaw, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
27* Boswell, William M 17 ....(son) Manha???, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
28* Boswell, Robert M 15 ....(son) G?????, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
29 Boswell, Charles M 13 (son) Norham, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian both
30 Boswell, Margaret M 6 (daughter) Norham, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian neither
31 Boswell, George M 3 (son) Norham, Roxburgh?h??? Presbyterian neither
32 Buckley, Peter M 41 Farm Labourer Parsons Town, Tipperary Ch of Rome read
33 Buckley, Margaret F 39 Wife Parsons Town, Tipperary Ch of Rome neither
34 Buckley, Michael M 16 labourer (son) Lora, Tipperary Ch of Rome both
35 Buckley, Marie F 15 homeservant (daughter) Parsons Town, Tipperary Ch of Rome both
36 Buckley, Thomas M 14 labourer (son) Lora, Tipperary Ch of Rome neither
37 Buckley, Margaret F 10 daughter Parsons Town, Tipperary Ch of Rome neither
38 Buckley, John M 4 son Parsons Town, Tipperary Ch of Rome neither
39 Cameron, Donald M 39 Farm Labourer Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian both
40 Cameron, Anne F 34 Wife Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian neither
41 Cameron, Mary Jane F 13 daughter Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian both
42 Cameron, Ewen M 10 son Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian read
43 Cameron, John M 9 son Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian neither
44 Cameron, Donald M 6 son Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian neither
45 Cameron, Kate F 3 daughter Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian neither
46 Cameron, Jess F Inft. daughter Glengarry, Invernesshire Presbyterian neither
47 Clarke, Peter M 41 Farm Labourer Errol, Porthshire Presbyterian both
48 Clarke, Anne F 45 Wife Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian both
49 Clarke, Elizabeth F 20 Dairymaid (daughter) Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian both
50 Clarke, Thomas M 18 labourer (son) Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian both
51 Clarke, Andrew M 16 labourer (son) Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian both
52 Clarke, Peter M 13 son Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian both
53 Clarke, Isabel F 10 daughter Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian both
54 Clarke, George M 9 son Abernety, Porthshire Presbyterian read
55 Co?mbs, Robert M 27 Carpenter London, Middlesex Ch of England both
56 Co?mbs, Sarah F 23 Wife London, Middlesex Ch of England both
57 Co?mbs, Robert M 1 son London, Middlesex Ch of England neither
58 Cooper, William M 30 Farm Labourer Rollesby, Norfolk Ch of England both
59 Cooper, Marianne F 23 Wife Blofield, Norfolk Ch of England both
60 Cooper, William M 4 son Blofield, Norfolk Ch of England neither
61 Cooper, Marianne F 1 daughter Blofield, Norfolk Ch of England neither
62 Eaton, William M 22 Farm Labourer Coullenworth, Simonsbreshire Ch of England both
63 Eaton, Caroline F 23 Wife Coullenworth, Simonsbreshire Ch of England both
64 Fenton, Daniel M 40 Farm Labourer Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
65 Fenton, Elizabeth F 36 Wife Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Independent both
66 Fenton, David M 15 painter (son) Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
67 Fenton, Isabella F 10 daughter Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian neither
68 Fenton, Adam M 8 son Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian neither
69 Gilbertson, William M 25 Farm Labourer Burnaby, Lancashire Ch of England both
70 Gilbertson, Sarah F 23 Wife Burnaby, Lancashire Ch of England both
71 Gilhuly, Patrick M 45 Gardener Rosburgh, Galway Ch of Rome both
72 Gilhuly, Margaret F 35 Wife Rosburgh, Galway Ch of Rome both
73 Gilhuly, Lawrence M 14 Farm Labourer (son) Rosburgh, Galway Ch of Rome both
74 Gilhuly, Patrick M 13 son Rosburgh, Galway Ch of Rome neither
75 Gilhuly, Ann F 12 daughter Rosburgh, Galway Ch of Rome neither
76 Gilhuly, Michael M 9 son Rosburgh, Galway Ch of Rome neither
77 Goldsworth, William M 36 Blacksmith Exeter, Devonshire Ch of England both
78 Goldsworth, Ann F 34 Wife Exeter, Devonshire Ch of England both
79 Goldsworth, Edward George M Inft. son Exeter, Devonshire Ch of England neither
80 Hayward, Joseph M 38 Mason Gates????, Gloucestershire Ch of England read
81 Hayward, John M 17 Mason (son) Gates????, Gloucestershire Ch of England both
82 Hayward, Richard M 12 son Gates????, Gloucestershire Ch of England both
83 Hayward, George M 10 son Gates????, Gloucestershire Ch of England read
84 Heathcote, Richard M 24 Labourer Monegath, Derbyshire Ch of England both
85 Heathcote, Agnes F 21 Wife Manchester, Lancashire Ch of England both
86 Heathcote, Richard M 2 son Manchester, Lancashire Ch of England neither
87* Heathcote, Martha And??????che F Inft. daughter Manchester, Lancashire Ch of England neither
88 Holme, Henry M 31 Carpenter L???ton, S?ff?lt Ch of England both
89 Holme, Elizabeth F 22 Wife L???ton, S?ff?lt Ch of England both
90 Hooper, James M 32 Mason Barnston, D???shire Ch of England both
91 Hooper, Elizabeth F 33 Wife Barnston, D???shire Ch of England both
92 Hooper, Mary Jane F 11 daughter Barnston, D???shire Ch of England read
93 Hooper, John M 4 son Barnston, D???shire Ch of England neither
94 Hooper, Eliza F 1 daughter Barnston, D???shire Ch of England neither
95 Hutton, David M 40 Farm Labourer Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
96 Hutton, Janet F 40 Wife Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
97 Hutton, Lillias F 20 Houseservant (daughter) Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
98 Hutton, Elizabeth F 18 Houseservant (daughter) Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
99 Hutton, Robert M 15 Labourer (son) Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
100 Hutton, William M 12 son Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
101 Hutton, Janet F 10 daughter Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
102 Hutton, David M 8 son Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian read
103 Hutton, James M 5 son Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian read
104 Kelly, Robert M 24 Farm Labourer Killy?iss, Ly??? Ch of England both
105 Kelly, Mary Ann F 26 Wife Mull????????, Ly??? Ch of England both
106 Kelly, Ann F 2 daughter Mull????????, Ly??? Ch of England neither
107 Kelly, Rooney Isaac M 6 (???) son Mull????????, Ly??? Ch of England neither
108 Kilpatrick, John M 37 Farm Labourer Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
109 Kilpatrick, Margaret F 39 Wife Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
110 Kilpatrick, Thomas M 19 labourer (son) Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian both
111 Kilpatrick, John M 8 son Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian neither
112 Kilpatrick, Daniel M 6 son Dumf??shire, Fifeshire Presbyterian neither
113 Luscombe, Richard M 19 Carpenter ??baron, ???ronshire Ch of England both
114 Luscombe, Sarah F 17 Wife ??baron, ???ronshire Ch of England both
115 McCallister, James M 23 Farm Labourer Collybasky, ???? Presbyterian both
116 McCallister, Nancy F 25 Wife Collybasky, ???? Presbyterian both
117* McDonnell, Alexander M 34 Farm Labourer Clingarry, Innesshire Ch of Rome read
118* McDonnell, Margaret F 34 Wife Clingarry, Innesshire Ch of Rome read
119 Maher, John M 24 Farm Labourer Mabuton, Limerick Ch of Rome both
120 Maher, Eliza F 19 Wife Frug???ff, Tipperary Ch of Rome both
121 Mason, Frederick M 26 Ha???? Maker Stanstead, ???fordshire Independent both
122 Mason, Susannah F 27 Wife Bungay, Suffolk Independent both
123* Neal, James M 22 Farm Labourer Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England both
124 Neal, Thomas M 45 Farm Labourer Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England neither
125 Neal, Mary F 44 Wife Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England read
126 Neal, Maria F 17 Cook (daughter) Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England both
127* Neal, Phoebe F 15 (.....servant) daughter Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England both
128 Neal, Jane F 12 daughter Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England both
129 Neal, Sarah F 9 daughter Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England read
130 Neal, Mary Anne F 6 daughter Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England neither
131 Neal, Anna F 3 daughter Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England neither
132 Neal, Elizabeth F Inft. daughter Studdy, Norfolk Ch of England neither
133* Periam, William M 33 Carpenter East Bu??lagh, D????shire Baptist both
134* Periam, Frances F 24 Wife Kenton, D????shire Baptist both
135* Periam, Lucy Emma F Inft. daughter Kenton, D????shire Baptist neither
136 Perrin, Charles M 30 Labourer Whitney, Oxfordshire Ch of England both
137 Perrin, Rebecca F 23 Wife Whitney, Oxfordshire Ch of England both
138 Perrin, William M 3 son Whitney, Oxfordshire Ch of England neither
139* E??????y, ....... .. 31 Servant ............. Ch of England ...........
140* Quinney, Elizabeth F 28 Wife Stafford, .......shire Ch of England both
141* Quinney, Daniel M 4 son Stafford, .......shire Ch of England neither
142* Quinney, Henry M 2 son Stafford, .......shire Ch of England neither
143* Quinney, Elizabeth F Inft. daughter Stafford, .......shire Ch of England neither
144 Ryan, Patrick M 38 Farm Labourer Thislesby, Tipperary Ch of Rome both
145 Ryan, Margaret F 29 Wife ?ulmanthy, Tipperary Ch of Rome both
146 Smith, Thomas M 36 Labourer Pongeworthy, Glenentershire Ch of England both
147 Smith, Mary F 35 Wife Pongeworthy, Glenentershire Ch of England both
148 Smith, Thomas M 11 son Pongeworthy, Glenentershire Ch of England neither
Widows and Widowers (on embarkation)
149 Brock, Mary A. F 43 Housekeeper Falkirk, Sterlingshud Presbyterian both
150 Brock, Thomas M 28 Shepard (son) Ba??sford, Sterlingshud Presbyterian both
151 Brock, Janet F 19 Houseservant (daughter) Falkirk, Sterlingshud Presbyterian both
152 Brock, Elizabeth F 13 daughter Falkirk, Sterlingshud Presbyterian both
153 Brock, Jane F 10 daughter Falkirk, Sterlingshud Presbyterian both
154 Evans, Maria F 47 Housekeeper London, Middlesex Ch of England both
155 Evans, Maria F 26 Houseservant (daughter) London, Middlesex Ch of England both
156 Evans, Frances Mary F 24 Dressmaker (daughter) London, Middlesex Ch of England both
157 Evans, Elizabeth Emily F 19 Milliner (daughter) London, Middlesex Ch of England both
158 Evans, Christina Letitia F 16 Housemaid (daughter) London, Middlesex Ch of England both
159 Evans, Ann F 14 Dressmaker (daughter) London, Middlesex Ch of England both
160 Evans, Francis William M 6 son London, Middlesex Ch of England read
161 Harvey, Robert M 62 Carter Bermonday, Surry Ch of England both
162 Harvey, Robert M 28 Carter (son) Bermonday, Surry Ch of England both
163 Harvey, Thomas M 20 Carter (son) Bermonday, Surry Ch of England both
164 Harvey, Samuel M 19 Carter (son) Bermonday, Surry Ch of England both
165 Howell, Daniel M 62 Coachman Didsburth, I???shire Ch of England both
166 Howell, Ann F 26 Housewife (daughter) Cheltenham, Glen??stershire Ch of England both
167 Howell, Mary Ellen F 24 Housemaid (daughter) Cheltenham, Glen??stershire Ch of England both
168 Howell, Henry M 20 Labourer (son) Cheltenham, Glen??stershire Ch of England both
169 Howell, Sarah F 18 Housemaid (daughter) Cheltenham, Glen??stershire Ch of England both
170 Howell, George M 12 son Cheltenham, Glen??stershire Ch of England both
171 Lee, Sarah Ann F 37 Nurse London, Middlesex Ch of England both
172 Lee, Henry M 18 Gardener (son) M???lake, Surrey Ch of England both
Single Females not being Members of Families
173 Brett, Elizabeth F 24 Houseservant King's County Ch of Rome both
174 Brickill, Ann F 20 Houseservant London, Middlesex Ch of England read
175 Brown, Ann F 19 Houseservant London, Middlesex Presbyterian both
176 Bush, Sarah F 22 Houseservant London, Middlesex Weslyan both
177 Bush, Hannah F 24 Houseservant London, Middlesex Baptist both
178 Catterson, Eliza Jane F 20 Houseservant East .......by, Lincolnshire Baptist both
179 Catterson, Elizabeth Gould F 16 Houseservant East .......by, Lincolnshire Baptist both
180 Church, Eliza F 17 Houseservant Blackharth, Kent Ch of England both
181 Church, Betsy F 20 Housemaid Blackharth, Kent Ch of England both
182 Corp, Hannah F 20 Housemaid London, Middlesex Ch of England both
183 Cozens, Charlotte F 23 Houseservant London, Middlesex Ch of England both
184 Cozens, Marianne F 32 Houseservant London, Middlesex Ch of England both
185 Eyre, Mary F 21 Housemaid London, Middlesex Ch of England both
186 Glasspool, Eliza F 27 Houseservant London, Middlesex Ch of England both
187* Ivey, Ellen F 20 Nursemaid Foresham, Kent Independent both
188* Ivey, Emma F 22 Housemaid Foresham, Kent Independent both
189 Lavers, Jane F 20 Housemaid London, England Ch of England both
190* Logier, Mary Ann Letitia F 27 ........... Dublin, Dublin Ch of England both
191 Malin, Catherine F 24 Housemaid Ballantyne, Kings County Ch of Rome both
192 Prout, Emily F 28 Housemaid London, Middlesex Ch of England both
193 Stenton, Sarah F 19 Housemaid .......... Ch of England both
194 Whitnall, Katherine F 38 Dressmaker ......., Kent Ch of England both
195 Whitnall, Eliza F 33 Dressmaker ......., Kent Ch of England both
Single males not being Members of Families
196 Blackith, Robert M 29 Shepard Kingston, Surrey Ch of England both
197 Brown, Thomas M 24 Farm Labourer Bushfieth, ????shire Ch of England both
198 Byrons, Rosborough M 25 Farm Labourer ......, ....... Ch of England both
199 Cameron, Angus M 28 Farm Labourer ......, ....... ......... both
200 Day, Thomas M 23 Farm Labourer Coventry, Hampshire Baptist both
201 Drury, James M 23 Farm Labourer Colston, Norfolk Ch of England both
202 Dudley, Joseph M 22 Farm Labourer ??dford, ........ Ch of England both
203 Filewood, John M 19 Farm Labourer Breting, ......... Ch of England both
204 Garwood, Henry M 19 Farm Labourer ......., Suffolk Ch of England both
205 Harding, Richard M 22 Wheelwright London, Middlesex Ch of England both
206 Hare, Daniel M 20 Farm Labourer ........, Suffolk Ch of England both
207 Hay, William M 32 Farm Labourer Edge......, ............ Ch of England read
208 Hill, Henry M 20 Farm Labourer ......., Nottingham Weslyan both
209 Hodge, Henry M 21 Farm Labourer ........, Cornwall Ch of England both
210* Howard, John M 23 Farm Labourer Kingston, ......... .......... both
211* Jackson, William M 22 Carpenter ........., Norfolk .......... both
212* Leech, George M 24 Carpenter ........., Norfolk .......... both
213* McDonough, Lawrence M 31 .......... ........., Kings County .......... both
214 Malcolm, Andrew M 17 Farm Labourer Abernathy, ........ Presbyterian both
215 Pierce, Abel M 30 Miller Bend, Cornwall ........... both
216 Ronard, George M 19 Farm Labourer ........., ........... .......... both
217 Stephens, John M 22 Gardener Ch.......ham, ......... .......... ......
218 Fretowick, Henry M 25 Farm Labourer Condentine, Cornwall Weslyan both
219 Turner, George M 24 Cabinet Maker Cheltenham, Glen??stershire Ch of England both
220* Watts, James M 2? Farm Labourer ?eston, Suffolk Ch of England both
221 Williamson, Andrew M 78 Joiner Abernathy, Puthshire Presbyterian both
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber,
or is used to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the
manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
* Passengers were numbered consecutively by the transcriber for ease of referencing.
* Age was divided into several coloumns by gender. The coloums are: married adults, 14 years
and upwards, 7 and under 14 years, 4 and under 7 years, 1 and under 4 years, under 1 year.
All these coloumns are divided again into male and female. Real ages were given though.
The transcriber combined all these into 2 coloums for ease of reading and transcribing.
* The scans of the original manifest were somewhat blurred and not very clear, therefore a lot
of the information could not be read properly. Illegible words or part of words, were the
number of letters could not be determined is shown by a row of dots.
7 - 12: the last name could be Baudy.
18 & 19: part of the occupation is covered by a black line.
25 - 28: part of the occupation is covered by a black line.
25: the occupation could be servant.
87: according to the PRO (Public Record Office) in Victoria (Australia), the middle name
is Andromache.
117 & 118: the last name could be McDonald.
123: passengers are numbered by family, not individually. This passenger has his own
number, he does not seem to belong to the Neal family below him..
127: the first part of the occupation is covered by a black line.
133 - 135: the last name could be Perriam.
139: most information is either too blurry to read or covered by smudges.
140 - 143: the last name could be Quiney.
187: the first name should be Ellen Mary. Ellen Mary Ivey married Thomas Elliott in
Geelong, 14 Dec 1852. He arrived on the ship Scout in Victoria from Tasmania in 1847.
Thomas Elliott is the donor's great grandfather.
187 & 188: these 2 passengers are related to the donor of this list, Nev Carter. Ellen Ivey
was born in April 1828, her sister in November 1826, both in Tottenham, Middlesex,
England. Parents were James Ivey and Mary Ann Elliott. They were brought to work for
Mrs. Dennis of Colac, Victoria. Mrs. Dennis would have been from a large farming
property to be able to bring the girls out. Ellen was to be a Nursemaid, and Emma a
housemaid. Ellen married Thomas Elliott, a native of Kent, 14 December 1852. She
died 4 December 1900 at their property Woodleigh, Bamganie. She was buried at
Shelford 6 December 1900. Thomas and Ellen had 9 children. Emma married Richard
Harding 6 March 1851. No more is known about her at this time.
Other relatives are:
Index to Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists to Victoria 1852-1923
This is an index to Unassisted Inward Passenger Lists for British, Foreign and New
Zealand Ports 1852-1923
6 results found.
Family Name First Name Age Month Year Ship Port Fiche
CARTER CHAS 15 NOV 1888 CUZCO B 506 003
CARTER CHAS 53 NOV 1888 CUZCO B 506 003
CARTER HARRY 19 NOV 1888 CUZCO B 506 007
CARTER JAS N 33 NOV 1888 CUZCO B 506 007
CARTER LEONARD 17 NOV 1888 CUZCO B 506 003
CARTER SARAH 43 NOV 1888 CUZCO B 506 003
CARTER JANE 48 SEP 1894 OROTAVA B 587 005
CARTER JOHN H 25 SEP 1894 OROTAVA B 587 005
190: occupation is too blurred to be read.
210 - 213: these passengers all have the same religion which is illegible.
220: the age could be 21 or 27.
Archives of the Province of Victoria, Australia, VPRS 14 Register of Assisted British Immigrants 1839-1871, SRC AL, Film 2136, Voyage ID: 14330.
Donated by Nev Carter
Transcribed by Ines Mannhardt, a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
11 July 2009
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